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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-17
At The THEATRES
"A DAUGHTER OF THE PEOPLE"

"a DAUGHTER OF THE PEOPLE"
j. Searle Dawley, the producer of
this newest World Film Dyreda pho
toplay has chosen his own stage play
of the same as the basis of this film
drama Some people might call it "a
problem play for ID presents am mcon-
ventional version of the game of love
as it is mostly played The story.
Arthur SGllman, millionaire mill
owner ruins the town of Rocktou by
closing his works. But he consents
to reopen them on the plea of Dell
Hamilton, a beautiful min worker ii
she will agree to marry him She
does so. thereby renouncing Sam
Lloyd, her workman sweetheart. I'm
her luxurious surroundings Dell dist
covers, after time. that She is not
legally married to SuIlman. When she
goes back to the mill the girls scorn
her; so does her family; so does Sam
Lloyd, who has chosen another girl
Meanwhile, Arthur Sullman has fallen
genuinely in love with Dell and she
with him, and they are made happy
by a genuine marriage
"A Daughter of the People will be
shown at the Orpheum on Thursday
and Friday night and for matinee at
] the Royal on Friday only from one tC
six.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-17
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice Of Mother no Doubt Pre-.
vents Daughters UnimeIy End.

Ready, KY" was not able TO do
anything for nearly six months" writes
Mrs. Laura Bralcher, of this place, land
was down in bed for three months.
/ cannot tell you how ] suffered with
my head, and with nervousness and
womanly troubles.
Our family doctor told my husband he
could not do me any good, and he had
TO give il up. We tried another doctor,
but he did not help me.
At last, my mother advised me 10 take
Cardui, the wOman's tonic. ! thought
It was no use for was nearly dead and
nothing seemed TO do me any good. But
took eleven bottles, and now am able
TO do all OF my work and my own
washing.
think Cardui is the best medicine in
the world. My weight has increased,
and look the picture of health. "
II you suffer from any OF the ailments
peculiar 10 women, get bottle OF Cardu
today Delay is dangerous. We know
it will help you, for It has helped SC
many thousands OF other weak women
in The past so years.
At all druggists.
B'yifs 10. Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Ladies
Advisory Dept, Chattanooga, Tenn Tor Sferfa
E4fftnrffgHT on your case ana 6E-paEs book hcn
Treatment for Women in plain wrapper. NC. l2'
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-17

Freighting from the Lookout copper
miues on Slate Greek TO Prescott has
been resumed, and three cars ere be
ing loaded for shipment TO the Hay.
den shelter The ore Is said TO run
as hig has Is percent copper, with
gold and silver values Regular ship
ments are also being made from the
Davis mine, "a gold property OF tho
Lookout group.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-17

When a cold hang on as often hap
pens, or when you have hardly gotten
over one cold before you contract an.
other, lookout for you are liable to
contract some very serious disease
This succession Of colds weakens
the system and lowers the vitality SO
that you are much more liable to con
tract chronic catarrh, pneumonia or
consumption. Cure your cold while
you can Chamberlaing Cough Re
medy has a great reputation. It IS
relied upon by thousands of people
and never disappoints them. Try it
It only costs a quarter. ObtainablC
everywhere. ADVERTISEMENT
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-17
VILLA MARCH To AQUA
PRIETA SCENE OF MUCH
DESOLATION AND WASTE
Traveller From Colonia 0axaCa to
Aqua Prieta Tells of Terrible
Condition Which Stalks in the
Country Passed BY villa.

DOUGLAS. Nov 16-That the route
trayersed by the villa army from
Colonia Aavaca i'm Sonora north to
Aqua Prleta SIS now a scene OF utter
desolation. IS the report brought to
Douglas by resident of Sonora, who
arrived i'm the city last night after
travelling over the route by horse.
back.
Starvation stalks abroad and fam.
inc is in the land The water Is
contaminated from the decaying
bodies of many dead horses, and hu.
man corpses lie half buried or uu.
buried along the sands Probably the
most revolving part of the story is
the statement that on the march e.
Aqua prieta a number of women
camp followers. who had persisted in
following the army and who became
too weak from starvation or Illness
TO keep up. We're killed by the villa
troops
Soldiers who fell I'M and were UNI
able to keep pace with the main body
we're also executed according to
statements of people living i'm that
section Of Sonora. Just how many
met this fate is not known, but the
number is said TO have been consid-
cradle
Meyicans who live along the Bavispo
river and wherever the Villa column
passed are said 20 be at the point
of starvation. existing on roots OF
whatever they can find The army OF
invasion took everything that was
loose. and what they could not take
they destroyed so it could be of no
use TO the enemy
It will take many months of peace
and hard work to restore this part
OF the state to its normal condition
accordiue TO the observer.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-17

The Baca land grant i'm northwest
ern Yavapai County, the largest range
property i'm the southwest under one
fence is now closed to cattlemen, the
Perrin Land Company having with
drawn the privilege of ranging stock
on the grant The company last week
brought a shipment Of 24OO high grade
cattle from southern Arizona and turn
ed them loose on the range, which is
twelve miles square. The grant has
been fenced with a FIVE strand barb
wire fence. Cattlement had ranged
their stock on the Baca grant unmol
ested for many years.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-17

The deal for the transfer Of the
Congress Consolidated holdings, to the
Merrill Metallurgical Company of
San Francisco. is said to be practically
consumated and the property win for
mally change hands ON December l.
The buyers have had force OF engi
neers at work on the dumps for sever
al weeks. taking samples of the ores
there, and determining what processes
of reduction would be required to treat
the tailines of which there is an inn
mense tonnage The company is now
making active preparations to begin
operations.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-17
coon TRAos REPORTS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-Foreign
trade figures, published by the Bureau
of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
indicates the export trade has taken
another squirt The record shows a
favorable trade balance of $4S.6O2,155
as compared with S34O12,S72 for the
previous week
The figures are the largest since
the record balance of the last week in
October of more than S7O,OOO,OOO I'm
ports for the week were $3264O,772
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-17
ELKS MEMORIAL
PLANS Completed
PROGRAM IN DETAIL
Ceremonies on Memorial Day,
Dec. 5; Orchestra Floor Re-
served for EIkS and Their
Families.

Cards, which are to be exchanged
for reserved seats for the Elks' Ne
mortal ceremonies. may now be OBJ
tanned from the secretary of the Elks
lodge or the Steward Of the Elks Club
at The Club House These are intend
ed solely for Elks and members of.
their families and viii be issued only
to such. They are to be exchanged
at the Orpheum box Office ON and
after December and up TO noon of
December 5. Memorial Day.
There is an impression that the
Elks Memorial Day services viii not
be open to the general public this
year but that admission viii be by
card only Such is not the case The
orchestra floor has been reserved, the
balance of the house is open TO the
public No admission cards OF tickets
win be required 20 those sections. As
usual the front rows are reserved for
the Elks who gather at the home and
march TO the Orpheum Members Of
Elks' families who have reserved seat
coupons will be seated behind them
and if there be any seats not required
/ for their accommodation these also
will be given to the public
In recent past years there has been
complaint that so great is the desire
to attend the public services held by
the Elks that the wives and other
members of their families were. in
some instances, unable to obtain seats.
To remove the cause of such com
plant committee was this year APP
pointed to arrange the matter of seat.
ing. That committee has devised the
plan that win DE put i'm operation.
Any Elk may obtain as many cards
as he may require for the members of
his family or for the family of another
elk. These cards must be exchanged
at the Orpheum box office for reserved
/ seats. Those who apply earliest on
or after December 1, win have first
choice in making selections. The
card itself carries no privilege of ad
mission to the services unless so eX
changed It is thought the first floor
win sufle TO accommodate the members
,f tho lodgo ,.ieitfpo brotbare and
tbotr uiros and roIatiyas Tbaea +.
no intent or desire to exclude the pub
.Iio ori,, 81, ,,,,l.o spr, that chose frs
..r..,ioJ 40 ss,ts shall he sccouodsted
an tl,s ,ort,.,r- o. cordial Invitation Il
...+ov5.s ~ IN VINO dosiro to atom,
ii f,r, a.. caracitv of the Ornbaun
an -..,.,,i-
r,..s fo, tho services have all beer
--.~r...l An or the instrumental
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-17
Coffee

Push those clouds away
in the morning with a
steaming cup of Schil-
ling S Best Coffee.
What a blue skyl And
how the birds singh
Schilling's
Best
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-17
Ia So slbieot 10 com.

"AIy son Edwin is subject 20 Group,
writes Mrs Z. @. Irwin, New Kensing-
ton. Pa. "I put IN many sleepless hours
at night before 7 learned of Chamber
lain's Couch Remedy. Mothers need
not fear this disease If they keep a bot.
tie of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy i'm
the house and use it as directed It
always gave my boy relief" obtain.
able everywhere. (Advertisement)
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-17

In order to care for the increased
tonnage from the Crook mine. near
Prescott. which now amounts TO over
300 tons per month. wagon road viii
be built from the property to the
county highway i'm Crook canyon.
Heretofore the Gre has been brought
by pack mule over a winding trail to
the Nenizia mill for treatment
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-17
SUFFERER FROM INDIGESTION
BELIEVED.

Before taking Chamberlain's Tab
let's my husband suffered for several
years from indigestion, causinng him
TO have pains i'm the stomach and
distress after eating. Chamberlain's
Tablets relieved him Of these spells
right away" writes Mrs Thomas
Casey. Geneva. ~ Y. Obtainable eve
erywhere. Advertisement.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-17
George Moriarty.

George Mouarty, captain Of the
Detroit American league baseball
team, has been given hi7 uucoudi-
tional release by President 2 J
Navin Moriarty is at his home boz
Woodstock, H. I is understood he
has received several offers To man
age minor league teams.
The Washington times., 1915-11-14

he ps the most important manufa cturins =
proposItion In the world. Gentlemen, the
main factory and the headuua rters of
this monster organization were to be
instituted and held In Cfnderbury, MAX
Ing this beautiful little city one Of the
the middle Westi
Wild soplause.
There was no necessity for pointing
out the advantages OF Investment In the
Cinderburg Bang Sun Engine. Light.
Heat and Power Company. Equally OBJ
vious. he thought. were the advantages
Of investment In the American Bang
Sun Engine Manufacturing Company,
for II would manufacture all the sun
engines used In the United States. How
ever. he was not yet ready for capital
In this company.
Mr.. Morley shook his head. "A mil
lion-dollar company without q cent In
its treasury" he protested. Absurd
I'VE don't need a cent?" exuited WALL
lngford. The parent company Ia To
be entirely self-sustzining. In all other
places but Cinderburg It will require a
cash premium from local companies. as
we'll as 81 per cent of the stock: and
its total business. aside from procuring
and protecting patents. will be to col.
lect It's own income from dividends and
each Bang sun engine manufactured.
The Bang patents are worth billions,
and here Is one place where. through
the parent company. the inventor Ii
to secure the benefit OF his own genius.
Gentleman. that inventor needs no In
PRODUCTION to his townsmen. Gentle
men. Mr.. Bang"
Mr.. Bang. realizing at last his actual
possession OF the gigantic fortune emu
meratcd by that human radiator OF
financial warmth and good cheer. the
eminent Waliingford. was affected al
most to tears. and. indeed. his voice
shook as he stood now In answer to a
demand for few remarks. He tried 10
tell them something about the druds-
ing years he had spent upon his In
vention. but his voice broke. He could
not live long enough to thank his dear
friend WallinEford for having rescued
him at n moment when all the world
was dark. Mr.: wollinsford' in the the
broadn"ss Of his human sympathy and
understanding. quite conspicuousiy
wiped his eyes and called the walter
Sharply to open moro champagne.
PRESSING the CULVER In his own voice.
and smiling sweetly. after all we are
cold headed men OF business. lie
paused to clear his throat OF Its con-
crctcd emotion. II have something IN
my rooms to show sou. Let us drink
one parting glass TO the success OF the
various Bang sun engine enterprises.
tn the health Of Mr.. Bang. and to the
future honor and glory and greatness
of Cinderburg. and then return to my
apartments
But after all had been said and done.
Mr.. Wallingford was not yet ready
for capital.
A magnificent suite OF OFFICES was
equipped In cndcrburgs most recent
and most imposing skyscraper. In the
mea ntin,c. Wall,nGford sct Mr.. Bang
at work upon some minute models OF
the wonderful Bang sun engine. not
over n foot In length and six inches IN
width and two inches In depth. neat and
beautifully gilded. and these supported
the tiniest IMAGINABLE OF buZzers-mere
shreds OF tongues. which alternatesl
between tiny electric magnates-and
after these had been set In the sun for
a short while they each set up keen.
The Washington times., 1915-11-14

OF cordially. Whenever you are ready
MIR. Bang. the Commercial Bank would
like YOU to consider Its advantages as q
repository for YOUR funds"
When j. Rufus Wallingford stepped
from the train at CinderburK and shook
hands with the eager MIR. Bang. the
eminent fina ncier' knew that the pre-.
liminarv work had been well done, for
he overheard the basgage-maeter say
to the express agent. That's him."
II am afraid that Cinderburs cannot
furnish YOU the accommodations IA
which YOU are used" said Mr.. Bans
apo .ogetically. as he led the wny to an
automobile borrowed for the great oc-
casion from his old friend Morley. but
l have done the best ] could for you"
j.. Rufus nodded In approval. You'll
do. he said. 81 never In all my ex-
perlence met an inventor who made my
work 40 eaav.'
Mr.. Bang was deeply grateful for that
dubious compliment. Had he been a
dog he would have wagged his tail.
Mr.. Wallingford himself was all that
the eve or the imagination could wish.
and as he walked into the lobby OF the
New Auditorium Hotel. the highly uni
formed bell-boy who carried his grips
followed that resplendent gentleman In
humble admiration TO the desk. Mr..
WallinEford. however. was not required
to register. for Mr.. Bang had enthusl-
asticaliv attended to that detail himself.
Bustling up to the desk. Mr.. bang
smiled triumphantly upon the suave
gentleman who presided there.
by the next morning all Cinderburg
knew that the great WallinRford had
arrived. and WaIlingford knew that
never In all his varied career had he
landed upon fruitful city under better
auspices or more perfectly vouched for.
BY 10 o'clock he had picked out a
81 900 automobile on trial. and was riding
In II. First. he chugged with Mr.. Bang
to the Commercial Bank. and made a
small deposit.
Mr. Morley came right over and did
the business himself. and there was n
wide smile on his ash-gray face as he
was introduced to the great capitalist.
Eddie Bang was always a great fay
%iss,y 0r!s OF clad %Hs hes struck ne xIeS
tured the alert banker. that It will
take a lot OF money to handle my
friend Edison's invention? When do
you organizer
1--WE have already formed the COM
panies.'' stated Mr.. Wallingford polite
iy. producing his diamond studded Gig
arctic case. 1t was IA glittering object.
which held the eye and filled It with
Wis ons of wealth.
"The companies" Mr.. Morley's thin
eyebrows arched up In surprise. "Will
there be more than one7"
"Syveral." returned Mr.. Wallingford.
smiling condcscendingly. II don't be-
lieve anyone. Mr.. Morley, realizes tho
enormous scope Of the future OF the
Bang Sun Engine"
Mr.. Morley blinked. and slowly ran
the tips OF h's fingers over his sparsely
thatched head.
"Oh. yes: Ree.'' But he didn't.
"There'll be a chance for local inves-
tors. ] SUPPOSE
scarcely" replied Mr.. Wallingford.
looking out through the window and
changing The subject The back win
dow OF the bank looked on broad
level OF arid land. and beyond that rose
a stretch Of a mile or more OF steep.
ba rrcn hillsides. which we're almost an
unhroken vertical surface. "ldeal!'
The great capitalist was suddenly very
much excited. Wen buy that hillside.
The Washington times., 1915-11-14

Mr.. Bang. for the Cinderburg Bang
sun Engine Light. Heat and Power
CGnpany. and cover the entire mile
Win sun engines. ] suppose that worth
less property could be bought for a
by jinks, now I see IT. Mr.. Nor
ioys ash,gray face turned suddenly
green. That's Pinkus n II. and you're
sIung. " you expect TO buy II cheap,
lheies been two young women and
they could set" He was deeply psInod.
They wanted mine. but they offered
mo SO much I wouldn't sell II. ] had
IND ANYTHING. BY links! All this time
they were corner ng Sun Engine landr'
ite scowled savagcly. From New
YORK, they are! Even the women in
New York are slick!"
On Thursday forenoon there appear
ed In Courthouse Square a long table
upon which were arranged four Of the
bnng sun engines, all painted red with
gut striPings. and surrounded by a
On Friday evening Mr.. Wallingrord
entertained IN the dining room Of the
Now Auditorium. Present. besides Mr..
Mallingford and Mr.. Bang. who sat
rcsnectiveiy at the head and the foot
dcrburg's finance. the acme of It's com.
mercial achievements. the leaders Of all
its progressive movements. which prom
ised profit. and the owners OF nearly
all It's cash.
"Gentlemcn. this little mseting was
the beginning OF a new worid-epoch.
There sat among them tonight. a man.
modest man. who. Disgusting himself
Tor years among them az mere earn
est. plodding workman tapp'ause). had
Its greatest gift since Prometheus
brought down fire from heaven"
Mr.. Morley nodded his head In grave
aDproval. and three others pursed up
their Inns to show that they had hen I'd
about Promethcur the others looked
back his teeth. wallinEford himself
paused to admire the patness Of that u
lustration. and to thank the lucky star
which had. tust the night before. laid
his ewes for the first time upon the
fable OF Prometheus.
However he did not want false Inn
preston to ret about Cinderburg must
not expect. within week or month
or possibly within even year. to see
is trolley Ears and It's factories run by
IN" Bang sun engine To the exclusion
of all other motive powers.
Although In the meantime 'he work or
organization was To go steadily for
ward. and tonight these friends would
be given an opportunity to consider the
claims to local support OF the Cinder-
and Power Company. This. an organiza-
ton restricted to the furnishing 81 local
light. heat. and power. was to be left
to local capital entirely except that 81
per cent OF the stock would he SUBJ
scrihed nv tho International Bang Sun
engine Company. which WAS the parent
company and which would hold an In
variable 81 nor cent Of all branch or
carnations. However. he was not ready
for their capital
Thoughtful figuring on the part Of the
ClnderburR captaliats.
The American Rang sun Engine Man
ufa arturirg Company was different
matter. 1t was n larger concern. incor-
poratcd for a quarter Of million dol
lars II would, II all went well. develop
into a business of enormous extent. per-
The Washington times., 1915-11-14
Twinkling Stars With a
Satellite or Two
By FLORENCE f. YODER.
~ YRIL HARCOURT. the English
novelist and playwright whose
play, "A Pair of SILK stoCS-

~ YRIL HARCOURT. the English
novelist and playwright whose
play. "A Pair of silk stoCN-
ings.' will be at the Belasco all
next week. has offered some interesting
information on the subject Of play and
novel writing.
There are many reasons why I
would rather write a book than write a
play" says Mr.. Harcourt.
Vanity. of course, is at the bottom
OF tho whole thing. Still, one does It,
and the explanation Is psycbc and uns
necessary. As a rule. one Apologies by
calling oneself an artist. But this Is
usually i lie.
I'm making books. one Is not tempted
to so the dreadful length OF making a
bow before the audience. who probably
have every right to hiss one OF the
stage. One does not sit In box. the
observed Of all observers, drinking In
ores own eloGuencc. But with a play,
one does those shameful things-and
one does more One puts on airS One
tries to imnress them IN the theatre. oil
and sundry. One poses as an authority
before people who regard one as
a fool. And 80 one Is One is a
or think they do, II they. too are
They won't be taught. so you 1T and
listen 10 them while they leave out all
your commas and insert their own full
stops, your protests Notwithstanding.
and when you have suffered this ind'G-
nifty you swear you will never write an
Cthe" play-instead you will write
books
The Washington times., 1915-11-14
Give Nature
AChance
Don't Dry Up Your
Scalp With Soaps
and Foaming
Mixtures

1t is a common mistake when
dandruff, falling hair, and other
scalp diseases manifest them
selves, to resort to the use Of
soaps, cocoanut oil, and prepara-
tions containing alkalis. If you
are doing this, stop right now.
A dry scalp is the primary cause
Of dandruff and similar affections.
The use of soaps or other alkalis
(their presence is assured in
preparations that foam) serve to
dry the scalp. Give your hair a
good, stiff brushing daily and get
your scalp back into perfect con.
dition by the use of Speiser's
Scalp Tonic. This wonderful
preparation corrects the dryness
and other abnormal conditions,
puts a stop to dandruff, and actu-
ally promotes the growth of the
hair. Speser's Scalp Tonic is sold
only at ODonnell's Drug Store,
904 F Street. Price, SOC a bottle.
Mr.. O'Donnell will refund your
money if it fails.
The Washington times., 1915-11-14

might have cost the famous pianist his
life. drove him to the fatal step. and
awakened him to the fact that his tom
sorial adornment was. to say the least.
an anaChronism.
In prosaiC and mundane moment.
he fingered near a cigar stand In fact.
he was near the lighter" the girl be-
hind the counter screamed, and a faint
odor Of burning made hISi realize that
all was not well. In teiiing the story
himself Gabrilowitsch says:
Prompt investigation led to the dis
covery that my forelock was sfire. The
girl suggested that ] rub II out. Not
until ! started did I remembered that
] could play the plano without hair. but
that burned hands would be fatal
80 I seized a handkerchief and man
aged to put out the conflagration with
out serious loss OF life or property. I'm
mediately afterward ] had my aureole
trimmed within the limits OF safety and
nowadays visit the barber at prudently
frequent intervals"