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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-16
The Al ~
Rogers Stores

n Sroad 72 Whitehall
1909 Peachtrs. ia Capitol
u Williams 1888 w. Mitchell
40. Z. Pine 1886 E. Georgia
100 soeeWood 2t3 S. Pryor
800 w. tree 236 Capitol
oSe orrest 280 Oak
o7s houston 1855 S. Pryor
soo W. Soulevd 369 Boulevard
20o n, 1emphlli 427 Grant
az &c Oeleon 43s Whitehall
5e, reachtree 453 Stewart
300 A. euclld 464 S. Pryor
Soo MARIETTA 466 Woodward
a|5 euckie 81 s. Pryor
81 spring Marietta, Ga.
efo plgniano Newman, Ga.
% achtree East Point, Ga.
Soroon Decatur, Ga.
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Mrs. Harris Ertertains.

N her home. between Shcrrard and
Limestone. Mrs. Lee Harris enter
tanned Tho Ladies Aid Society of tho
Wood liil VI T. church. Wcdnesds.
afternoon. Much Of the time was
spent a. n'cdlcwork and a good social
time was enjoyed \ business session
was held. and besides the usual ron.
lln' OF business. arrangements were
completed for the festival 10 be- rlvln
by the society ar Ilatton Han on SAT
urday evening OF this week The so.
ti"N accepted Mrs. Jackson SI.ook
invitation 10 meet next AZ her home
on the evening Of July T. Late i'm Tho
afternoon a lunch was served 10 tho
following members Ncsdamcs Ella
Riggs. J. VI. Weekly. s. Mayors Is
Cooke. B. i. Shook. = IS TaIbert
W Morris. Reed Bryson. sam Robin.
son. Pearl Newman. l. 70. Harris
Z. Romkc. a A. Norman tw.1f,
Fuchs. J. l. Gamble. ~ Ewir- Iobr
Robinson. Misses Eme Goudv. ora 1fs.
gers also The following visito-e. Ms.
Games Terra Harris. Belle Lou.
raul Newman Mrs. preffv-rsr
Misses virginia Dorsey. Helen fTar-..
Lille biFrs. Gcnovieyc Urvson lot
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ELABORATEBALL
AT THE WINDSOR
GIVEN THIS EVENING TO FORM
ALLY OPEN TIE HANDSOME
BALL ROOM
Miss Horns German Entertainment at
the tlks Saturday Evening 10
For the Swope Guild.

This evening az the new Windsor
Hotel an elaborate ball will be- given
10 formally open the spacious ball
r'ur1. Society will be out enmasse
and despite the warm weather the
hotel f. equipped with appliances
which will keep the air at the proper
temperature. There r. the handsome
japanese roof garden which will b. the
mecca for many little tete -a-tetes.
The decorations will be- OF spring
flowers and June roses During the
evening a luncheon and cooling re
Treatments will be served Melster's
ful orchestra will furnish the music
which Will include the one-step. hest
tation. make. tango. with such SEE
lections az Queen OF the Movies 20
Some Baby" Garden OF Roses"
Pass and Pickles"
There will BE- several hundred
guests present and the patronesses
include the following with the mem
bers OF the Board OF Trade and the
Hotel management as hosts.
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Byrun Bolton.

4 pretty wedding took place ~ the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Bolton
on the Island. Thursday afternoon az
O'Clock. when their daughter. Media.
became the bride OF Mr Lee Vincent
Byrum. Of Martins Ferry
Rev. W. a Cook ofiCiated In the
r"S' nee Of only the immediate lam.
ilF. The BRIDE wore q gown Of white
chiffon -taffeJ' designed In late sum
mer style. She carried a shower OF
lilies OF the valley and brides roses.
arranged in shower effect.
Following the wedding a luncheon
Wa served in the dining room where
Florist Langhans did his usual artis-
tic decorating. using combination
or PINK and white. Sweet peas. roses
anu peonies were mingled effectively.
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Mesdanaes!
SpecIaI kaffee.NIsitc-

\ special Kaffee- Visit was given a.
the Ariou CtIb THURSDAY afternoon
and evening. In the az arnoOn the
ladies played cards in .he parlots
where Miss Kate Riester and Mrs
Frank Thurm were in charge. After a
few hour diversion the prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Frank Diegmiller sh.
winning the first eucher priIe: Mrs
&. w Krciter won the second Mrs
Henry Wcimer won the first Five
Hundred and Mrs. Ed SChmeicheI won
the second. The prizes were cut sher-
bet glasses and white kid gloves
From 10 : o'clock Mrs CnarI rs
ldahl served delicious supu,r in
which were included roast 5eaf and
brown potatoes. mushrooms "rCamci
peas. baked ham. potatoc salad. cheese
olives. iced tomatoes. assorted cake.
fruit salad. The tables We're decor
atcd with roses
In the evening dancing vas enjoyed
with music by Wright's SaNaphon. or
chestra from Columbus. The ladies
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NEWS BRIEFS

Thomas Green and Wayne Ham.
mona, employees boo tho Forfy.ecford
street power plant Of tho WhrslinF
lTaDuon company. sustained slight In.
..,rli.' o1i'fd1N while engaged boz
iHf'r duties. They received nsdfgri
attention ~ Iaskins' hospital bvt
.if0ruDpn ''''
In ON effort ~ obtain individual
opinions ~ The fitness OF JUDGE Al.
.'H g. DAYTON tu 30 IrUn tho federal
t'1rh. fh' Ohio Valley Trades ard
i-.hor Assembly has written o. mem.
i.is 90 The Ohio r44rfy Hrr aatf-r
hem FOB cypress their personal ,'.g.-
Di '.. judges actor.
Member ~ tho stat. .r-r,...
nlfi. which was .. session .r r...
l'If "wednesday. Ir. urarfrYor.I, Ir
'.'F oi irDr.H-Ir. fIa rrrb.r 80
JUDGES in court anil rIrIFir. be- I-ta
id. solution fHturir- ufa
, '- t'.N'.I tr..u.. bt n.
'.'' county HHr aa-o,Iaf.0r
Accord r '1 State Labor Com
'n'i i N.-f''nEaIr. Of pr-F.
..I'. "Hn NHH been .rsrH.r. .r.
past RD'f Iu f|I. t.fr. .r...f. .t.-.
CONDITIONS. MI'..Ir. has ..r.. d
nr. 'na" any other ...fDr .f r.'
100" ilnm OBJ" rrncaI business do.
c1u.dr-1ii. interest t. t...-
Jason n OBJ" coming golf match b..
''h inr N't.UHr llrf-. .I.E
.'-. end t'' isr..r. tue CoYrfr,
.l.' It' match N.U o.. PLAYED g1
''i.'I ours links. saturday. June
Tho .iri. 90 thr graduating sf.ss
of fHn Wheeling MA -l...4I n..i Z.
..tIf fu fH' Ohio Valley g.rrr.I 10.
f.fH' Ih.raI1y afternoon. and g.rr
f..n lectures which we're of rperfaI
interest I1 them.
I.rI. 1i Ire TtiIr Baker raro "a
i.'.HI ' h'r huw. ON Turut.r.rfh
...'.. l.frda} rFruluE An Irfvr.
'.... r'nIfuu vre rendered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

q new summer club has been oponcd
on IIs Wheeling creek. on the Fol.
mar place. and those who have rented
. 20 our every Sunday and during
'uis and August will spend AM their
.!.l' on inc banks Of tho creek In
parry are Nj. and Mrs Robert
h'Ti ~chaircr and Miss Fior,Dfiro
b' nNirI. Mr.. and Mrs VIII Woir,er
y,hd family. Mr. and Mrs \. G. Schnoi.
C,,'r and family Mr. and Mrs Henry
"'lm,r and family. Nr and Mrs III.
" aiI L'in"r end Mr. and Mrs Charles
Hfu'muer and family.
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The wedding Of Miss Amelia Miller.
daughter OF A.r and Mrs VIII Miller.
and Mr.. GrtIury Shrlt'r took place
az the 81 AlphonsuS Catholic church
Thursday morning al % O'Clock Rev.
Father Icudflu~ officiating Nuptial
high mass was celebrated The bride
was attred I'm white embroidered
sollr over SATIN and wore "a veil Sh,
carried prayer book The attend
ante were Miss Lena ShriNer and MI
George Bishop. Miss SuriNer wor,
white wolfe over yellow satin and a
white hat
In the evening a reception was held
al the Columbia hai and about two
hundred guests We're IN ATTENDANCE.
Dancing was thu uastIme of IN. even
ing ana orchestra music was furnish
60 \ wedding dinner was served al.
yer which Mr. and Mrs. ShuVer LETT
Tor Two weeks Wedding trip m tho
east Mr.. and Mrs Shriyer received
many useful ana pretty gifts After
July hfst Nr. and Mrs Shriysr will
De az nome with tho grpOm's parents.
The Guests
among ih' guests az the reception
We're. Mrs. EWWert and family. Mr.
and Mrs. Nick Eiscnhaucr and family.
Albert Belz and wife. ANDY Hide.
brand. Gcorgr klnst,r. Albert Bsltz
refer Nochum. Bertha Moore. Gu.
M'Lonald, Charles NollIncor. Albert
.N"Hs hNbtil Elum'ft Anton Hack.
Louise Doll, Mr.. ana Mrs Jacob Ko-r
Anna NilasdurfDr. RAYMOND SrhIsg
~. hlrsChu'r and wife. AIb.rf
hlrschntr wife and family. Peter
borH Henry Miller. Ed Miller. O.
e. l'a Miller Mrs. Rose Emm.rt. Alma
f:hlncrt otto EmmgrL and wife. Nr.
rank Ioilu'r. Agu's Goiintr. Lulu
SnflNer Mary Shriyer. Mrs G,orr.
bishop. Andrew Rice. Lawrence N.y-
.'Ts, George Horn. Trcsa Bishop EdI,
>h''s':. Gertrude. Joseph. ONO
She' s'T. George kcroWItk. barbara
Lerowick, Mr.. and Mrs VIII Miller
ST. Mrs. Shriver. Mr.. Martina She
~ ana family Henry Miller. Wul
W Ter and wife. Charles Pl,ssin. and
VIE. John Coleman. John Miller and
"'i. Mr. and Mrs John Euics. prof.
,aI NiI7' T.. !. Schiller. Albert Nau
and family. Wendell Schlag R.gins
cchiar, Mary Ella Schllp. Casuer
Schlas and Mrs. Dora SchIaE.
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Mr.. and Mrs Byrum left for a trip
east after which they will be al home
Edewood. The bride Is we'll know n
and tho groom Is one OF the firm OF
u; A. Byrum ami Sons
II" cards mailed read a. follows.
Mr.. and Nf-. Alex Holten
announce IN, marriage or their daughter
Media
Co
Mr.. Lee Vincent Hvrum
ON Thursday. Jun. fourth. 1914
Wheeling. West virginia
Al ftom,
After June eighteenth
Lakewood W Va
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Afternoon Tea-

WITS. g. a. Aschman gave another
afternoon tea Thursday al her home
on Walnut avenue. Noodiawn Tho
c''2Iauo1S were the same as tEos.
u.s. ISL w tdn's aaN. and the ladies assist
, 'md'n NcEiulcv. Mr. Chsunc.y.
ll,M'y. Mrs. ID Garth Hcqrne Miss
t,iorDnc" ont Miss katherine Iobns
NI-. W ). BRADY. Mr. PEBBLES ia.
lHin and Mrs. q. a. simpson.
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Entertained Bible Chs

The mems adult Bible class Of the
Bethlehem Union sunday school was
entertained at the home OF Harry
lIcmmann. near Bethlehem. Wedn.s.
day evening. 10 was the first time for
TINS class to be entertained hy one OF
me members, and tho next to enter
TAIN VIII be \. Il Montgomery. ON
Thursday evening. July .. Late In m.
evening refreshments were served 10
me twelve members who were pres
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

Mothers Day was celebrated al the
south Side Kindergarten Thursday
morning, when fifty Of the children
entertained their mothers and friends
The AFFAIR was quite enjoyable. and
Nr. Frank Dudley sang beautiful solos
which added 70 The pleasures Of the
day Each child was presented with
an attractive book. which was filed
WIN III" work accomplished at the
klndcrgarfen during the year Lemon
adc and cake we're served the cbii.
dren. which included those taking the
kinderEartcn work and neighbor chill.
dren. Mrs ADA Smith-Hilliary. who
is In charge Of the kinderrartcn as.
sisted by Miss Gertrude smith. were
IN charge. and all spent a pleasant
morning.
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Tho pupils ~ Frauleln TokIa Horn
VII CIV" an evening ~ German enter
tainment ~ tho Elke club SATURDAY
OF this week All the pupils talk Ger
man huontly and 'hc numbers will BE-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

me urst division oI tho Thomson
VI. y church Aid Society will hold a
Mafk"t saturday. June &. al tho n p
I''I cor co. china store. on Main
Sl, ne market starts al 9 O'Clock
and such articles as white ana -
nam bread. rolls. coffee cake. MOS
pam and fancy cakes. etc. viii be-
sold. wa "'
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Wednesday Aft.rnoo, Gin.

Mrs. Reed VI Baird entertained tho
wednesday Afternoon Club AZ her
nome on Twentieth street. Wodnes
day. All members were present ana
pleasant afternoon was spent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
FRECKLES
Now Is the Time TO Get Rid OF Those
Ugly Spots.

Ugly spots.
There's no longer the slightest neea
OF feeling ashamed of your frcckles.
as the prescription double
Strengths guaranteed to remove
these homcly spots.
Simply get an ounce Of othine-
double strength from +. n Rau and
apply a little Of II night and morning
and you should soon see that even
IN" worst frecklcs have begun TO dis
appear. while the lighter ones have
vanished entirely r. Is seldom that
more than an ounce Is needed 20 com
pletely. clear the skin and gain a beau
tiful clear complexion
BE sure TO ask for tho double
strength othinc as this Is sold under
guarantee Of money back II it fails
to remove frccklcs
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The friends Of Dr l.. r Rex will
be- pleased TO learn OF his marriage to
Miss Leda Farrell OF WiChata. Kan.
The wedding took place Friday last
and was quite q social event. DR.. and
Mrs. Rex left for New York and will
sail on the steamer Imperator for q
trip TO Europe Or and Mr. Rex will
not arrive In Wheeling until January
OF next year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05

he Riggle. Th,lma Rises. Master Har.
old shook
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MIseenaneous shomer.

The Misses Marie Wolf and Thresa
Hammer gave d miscellaneous shower
In honor Of Miss Margaret Wolf whose
wedding TO Mr. VIII LYLE OF Bridge
port takes place this month The
guests were.
Margaret Wolfe. Marie Wolfe. Isa-
belle koehlor. Bertha Grella. Emma
Scheeser. Frances Wolfe. Elizabeth
Schacfer. Agnes Schaefer. Sophia
kress. Bermuda Eress. Theresa Ham
mer. Marie Junkins. Katherine Knier-
i'm. Anna knierim. Lena Nogler. Mary
Jane \ogler. Alberta Finck. Clara
Sch'llhause. Margaret Lyle of Bridge
port. Leona OLeary. Marie Holman.
Flora Evans. Anna Lott. Mary San
ders. Sara Wise. Agnes Dakan. lucille
Watson, Marie FInck. Mary Evans.
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The Thursday Afternoon Club will
be entertained by Mrs Harry Rockc.
brand next Thursday afternoon Sew
ing VIII be the diversion. and a lunch.
con viii be served. The following
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-05
Cards Issued.

The following i a COPY of cards r.
sued which will be the occasion OF
bringing together Wheeliug's first So
Ciety.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Glass
Al home
Friday. June the twelfth
to meet
Mr and Mrs. G. Russell Hubbard
auF
Mr. and Mrs. johnson e. Mckinley
from five Co seven.
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Several Gsmes-
!. ALE Nogel sind schon da
= stizt Elm kouigSto,hterlein
.. Is klappert die MuhIe am rau-
sCheuden Bach
q Marlechen sass auf eincm Stein
flaNrd by Elsie Wagner. lydia Su.i-
ar!, Madeline Weiss. Betty Bloch.
Emile Julie Stifcl. Katherine Whit
aker. Malcolm Whitaker. Nelson
wagner. Kendall Kim berland. Tony
Eloch and Billy StifeI
Kind uud VoCel " Poem bv Anna
Ausfeld Characters:
KIND ...----..... Katherine Whitaker
Little song -"Des Napslain." Recfted
by Emile Julie StifcI
GaNotie-' Heimlich. StHl und I.eisa. g"
Danced by John Truschel und Fritz
Siifel. Malcolm Whitaker und Mad
line Weiss. Tony Bloch und lydia
Speidel. Kendall Kimberland und
Betty Bloch Nelson Wagner und
Katherine Whitaker: Billy Stifal
und Emile Julie Stifel
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COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY Is, 1914

The following prices will prevail on Tungsten NADIA
Lamps:
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interesting. The eutertainms,, t.
given iog the Swope Guild OF 81 NJ,
SHtNs church and already there A. a
laI x" demand for seat reservation.
Al" program includes the fOlIowinF.
Die Geschweister" Dramatic MAY
by ). Wolfgang " Goethe. Chafaci.
", tuein ............ Helen Tallman
auIl'e -....-.. Blanche Stor.r
VI Laramie Louise Nelson W'hitakar
hiltitfaser .-.--.... John TrusCh.I
'hTlstel ....... katherine Whitaker
a.
Neinen ind Lachen" Poem nv
". G~Saphir. Characters
"lhen .-.....-........T hekla Horn
honlg Lem AlleEorlc play hy
Anna Ausfeld Characters
honig LEM: konig Winter
.. GO .....-.. ---...- John TruzchoI
Fee Sonnen SCholn zee. Minna Nilfn.
Neilchen .......-.... Frir, Stif.i
Frau Naus Fist.- v-..,,,-
Herr Maulwurf . Tom, Ula,1
Zwei SchnceElockchen
r.. ...-.-.-. Madeline Weiss
ii.uIp" .--.- -........ Secs. Bette Bloch
Aergissemeinnicht Emile Julie Stifal
Rose - Eatb.rip. yt-t..ai.-
Die Finger" Poem BY Enslln Re
cited by FRITZ Stifel
Evening journal., 1914-10-16
StOrS The Stores Advertised on This Page and in This Paper
PatrOnage===ViSit Them
OFFICIAL PROGRAM OF
HOME WEEK FESTIVITIES

SUNDAY AFTERNOON, OCLOCK-Concert at Washington
Heights by massed orchestra choir
MONDAY AFTERNOON-CO Day Parade.
Form at Tenth French; Eleventh. to
Delaware BrOOme Seventh, Scott to Fourth Mad
son, to Second, to General Pulaski Hail.
MONDAY EVENING-ReceptOn at Hotel DUPONT
TUESDAY AFTERNOON-Parade o. School Children
Form Fourth Market, to Eleventh. to
Delaware Jackson, Place. Van Buren,, to Tenth
to Adams. to Eleventh and dismiss
TUESDAY EVENING-COnceu Delaware Saengerbund and
Exhibition Wilmington Turngemende Washington Heights
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Industrial Business Parade.
Form Front and French, Market Eleventh. Delaware
Buren,, Park Place, Jackson, Ninth, TO Shpey
WEDNESDAY EVENING-FraernaI Civic Parade.
Form at Fourth and French Front to Market to EleV
to 10 10 Market
THURSDAY AFTERNOON Military Parade.
Ninth Front Market Eleventh. to
Delaware TO BrOOme Gipn avenue to Rockford Park
Exhibition cavalry drill and formal review immediately upon
Rockford Water
turning via Delaware and Tenth and Market Streets
THURSDAY EVENING-Boy Scout Parade.
Form at FOur and French Streets to Front Market TO Eevs
enth. TO Delaware to Adams to NINTH to Market
Fourth, to Monroe. Move along Madison
Orange to Eleventh.
French the pumping station which they Will
French again to Fourth where they will dismiss
FRIDAY EVRNING-Mardi Gras and Street Carnival.
Form Market
Market TO Eleventh. to King to Ninth
SATURDAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Parade
Form o Delaware
Market Eleventh. to Washington to Boulevard to Con-
Washington TO Eighteenth to Market to Front to
o Twelfth
SATURDAY EVENING-Rlver Chrlstana River.
Form bridge down Chrsiana
river returning to starting point at Market street
bridge.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-03
CobberIn ImbrOUed
 Situation
LARGE SALES REPORTED LAST FEW DAYS AT AD- VANCE PRICE - SHORT
 MARKET SESSION YES
 TERDAY FAVORABLE

NEW YORK. May "A slow decline in stocks today tool, the edge off the weeks advance. The movement was downward from the first to the last but there was no real weakness in the majority of cases. After such an upturn as occurred the last of the week, the reaction came as a natural sequence.
 The advance of the last few days had put the popular shares ? to b points higher. Not for months had the Bulls seen such profits in a week. The selling today was principally real izing of speculative profits.
 Gold exports movement discussed for some time, began today with the en- gagement of a' million dollars for Paris. The bank statement was a dis appointment although it showed a cash gain of more than five million, and a still larger increase in the sur plus Bonds were irregular United States twos declined three-fourthsi Panama twos a half on the call for the week
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-03
wARREN Dlsralcr IN FlNE s4ApE.

In with smoouness taking production 6SOoOo pounds thirty Of this 100000 shatuck in output grade ia in In pockets hundred thousand pounds copper a monthly from variation attributable which commenced last by likely showing of ya atons work the itself might be way after the work considerable this business and will steadily take care more requirement there profit the treatment char
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-03
EXPENSIVE OUT NECESSARY.

There In and the extent of the n genuty handling this Junction water for in stance while indeed whenever there IS It simple enough when one IS told All they have s breaking ground and the opening they immediate ment for the they down with the openings n ore to the system followed Thus they will m stran on the pumps and keep capacity will enable exercise of connection with all the several nece sary divisions operation Of and lots of n to do all this production entails much Dense If is very far from profit without prosecute @ with it's big account ever a
 ndan tho mines other mining dis tct would soon be constantly, and to do at the manavamaut ths keeping
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-03
PAINE, WEBER LETTER.

Received by l.. J. Overlook
 BOSTON, May 2.-The market had tc absorb some weekend profit taking sales today but held up well consider ing the advances during the week No liquidation of importance taking place and the short interest growing lara- CT. Heavy sales of copper have been made during the past two days around IA IA and present condition of the market is reported to be excel lent After this reaction in the mar ket is over lCok for the advance Co continue. Total sales New York, l5G9OO Money, l& per cent Metal, l4A at l49s
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-03
wILL ESTABLISH New RECORD.

they Junction water they win have established lifting similar body of At the present the 1900 5000 gons of water minute Of prominence compared Colorado the disadvantage of
 local field he doing He he knew of Colorado he thought tremendous enterprise volume of from the 1900 of Colorado viii make this Colo ado mine operating much great depth be increased body of that at present the water going to gain for a period a
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-03
PUMPING IS BIG JOB.
has made in the past.

Herculean ob mining that they tackng O and the application will be highest credit triumph mining patencetryng nasty contemplated But gone minimize hard
 ships ultimate will be well worth the enort put forth, big as i may
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-03

possible equipment The practically
  stop al commercial intercourse with the outside world properties temporarily
  perhaps onsho only part
 
 dividends of lie his
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-03
TIME TO KEEP ONES HEAD.

illustrated
  4ia outstanding capitalization 
   dslkes frightened usually sund  badly may be a a American cvn period gub prime beneficiary good sporting -keep head2-
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-03
MAKE AARpsHIps sEARAaLE.

This spirit refugees who have come here is te outstanding of could exist in the
 earnest the honesty and the knowledge of the resources of engaged which behind it. hardshp of all kinds bearable for they know that ultimate c reward is certainty They may with their osessns many they retain confidence that what they have Bsbe today there men carry ing buckets underground shifts who few years ago met pay s f their own some of monthly and had money fin abundance to their the development which v were engaged They working here for day wages and glad of the opportunity confident that their fortunes w again rise do rapidly
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-03
JUNCTION 1eoo srATIoN aTAaTE0.
charges

Calumet Arizona mining division operations the big thing at the present the o started cutting station The pumps go ready and from it will be delivered Junction shaft will take care of the water district year possibly before the the 1900 are lifting the water they win and put pro- dncton harness a yastam rich territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-03
PRESENTS AN ANOMALY.

valuation Of all interests in Mexico IS than has the United States but all particularly that Sonora Chihuahua given publicity the last three years to Everywhere that n vmen money considered and section comprised the northwestern tier immediate hard luck and embarrassment in various ways well established mining ces in this part Mexico enthusiasm they feel concerning the future They correctly adjustment things in Mexico and that when it is made they cannot help but reward
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-03

has they got into the work Drill Is forward security stoooder security investment A profits notwithstanding great ade in the mast