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The Triumph of efficiency"
IN
in n

1t was Theodore Roosevelt who
wrote to Robert H. Davis, co-author
with Perley Poore Sheehan OF Eff
cheney" a one-act play:
Il very heartily congratulate you. as
an American, upon having produced
this piece in the form OF a play.
You teach a great lesson"
And if you want another indorse-
ment, here il is from Irwin S. Cobb,
who is somewhat in the way OF beins
a writer himself:
For thrill, for sheer dramatic force,
Efficiency surpasses any one-act play
/ ever saw. II embOdieS the
greatest lesson which mankind is GO
ing to learn from this war-that flesh
and blood are worth more to the world
than blood and iron, and that in the
end flesh and blood must triumph over
the king-made mechanism of absolut-
ism and ruthlessness.
So having read this much about il.
you may care to go a little further
and learn the story which 'Efficien-
ey" tells II will at least interest you
to compare your opinion with that OF
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L'ENVOI.
Arizona S Good Shouting

That the observance OF the food con
seTvatiOn program is becoming more
general throughout Arizona is evil
denced in the report of the state com
mittee Of the hotel and restaurants
division OF the food administration for
the month OF December. showing sub
stantial gains in the saving of wheat
flo1r. meats. sugar and animal fats as
compared with November. The report
was forwarded 10 Washington today
by NJ T. Grier, state representative OF
the hotel and restaurant division
The totals show $3.50 pounds of
meat saved. as compared with 31,7So
pounds for November: 2I.442 pounds
of wheat -four, as compared with Il,
907 for the previous month; 24.3S2
pounds OF sugar saved as compared
with 13.769 for the previous month,
and in addition TO this $3.50 pounds of
butter and s.77z pounds of lard were
saved through the initial effort 10 limit
the use OF these commodities
Detailed figures for the towns show
ing the larger gains follow:
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Warren -Bisbee
People Thanked
For Their Gifts

The board Of directors OF the Arizo-
no Children's Home association. stu
ated ia Tucson. sends the following
note OF appreciation and thanks TO the
people of the Warren District:
The board of directors of the Arizo-
ma Children's Home association de-
sireS TO express through the columns
OF this paper its thanks and apprecia-
ton for the following gifts TO the home
received during the holiday season
from BiSbee. Warren branches Of the
A.. c. II. A:
Girls Family society OF Warren.
one trunk of clothing.
Camp Fire Girls Of BiSbee eight
pairs Of boOtees.
Through Mrs. Small of Warren. two
boxes OF clothing.
Warren branch A. c. II. A. two
boxes OF bedding containing 20 new
comforts. Also box OF toys and cloth
ms.
Union Sunday school OF Warren.
two boxes OF candy. fruits. nuts. cloth
ing etc.
In addition TO the foregoing we
have received in cash donations dur
ing November and December. Ss76.Oo.
We are grateful for this very mate
rial assistance and we assure the wo-
men OF Warren and BiSbee OF our
very deep appreciation ftheir efforts
and support
MRS. THOS. R. BLAIR.
Secretary Board OF Directors A. {.
II. A
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full irritation, would drive them to an.
other attempt. Once more there would
be, at the best, the armed peace
that is. for the whole world, insecurity
and Quarrels, and, for us. permanent
defeat without further struggle
1t is your task. Holy Father, to con-
vert the men of whom President VIII
son has finally despaired- For the
present, we are obliged to realize that
they do not repent, that they do not
offer reparatiOn. nay, rather that they
think OF new crimes. that they commit
new crimes every day, that they To-
ment crimes amongst ourselves
We shall win Then We shall
ask for reparation, for restitution. for
guarantees, in order that your father
" hoDes. which are our hopes. might
rest on facts, not on diplomatic docu-
ments. not on hypocritical protesta-
tons.
Christian Europe must not live
longer under the iron rule. She Is
bound by the rule of love, the rule
which you preach But-pardOn our
pride, Holy 'Father-whRre do you
find the heroes of this rule?
We are sons who say sometimes. No.
No. as the young man in the Gospel;
but when you, who are the living Cos
pei. say to the peoples. Justice, Fra
ternity. Liberty, Respect who answ-
ers2-
The sermon OF NJ rAbbe Sertil-
langes, la PAX Franchise" is sold
in the Bureaux de PEcho de Paris. 6,
Place de rOpera- An English trans
lation would certainly be welcome, for
it shows how patriotism and a filial
devotion towards the Holy See are
to be reconciled- 1t contains a num-
her of literary beauties and. what
is more valuable, a number of strong
and virile thoughts. l should like to
quote the definition of the -Four bat
tle-fields;" The front, which is mag
nificent; the factory, which works
without respite; the public treasury,
where we must bring our savings. nay
the necessaire together with the sup
erflu; last, not least, our own hearts;
everything depends on our hearts"
LOUIS DE LA VALLEE POUSSIN,
Professor at the University Of
Client 36 Panton Street, Cam
bridge
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elimination OF waste. Our problem
was TO eliminate the waste represent
ed Oy the wounded-we have sue
ceeded."
you are enthusiastic, but not con-
tagiOus.' is the emperor's dry remark.
which affords the Scientist the oppor-
tunity of submitting the proof
There is a metallic clatter. a heavy
step, and Number 241 enters.
The ultimate triumph-Our two
hundred and fcrty-first experiment.
the Scientist announces.
A demonstration OF Number 24l's
attachments follows. concluding with
the manual Of arms in which a regula.
ton rifle is used. The emperor's yer.
dict is given in one word:
Colossal"
And he rewards Number 241 with
the Triple Cross and the Scientis,
with the Order Of Merit to signalize
the triumph.
The Scientist is emboldened to say:
Il estimate the restoration of five
army corps now demobilized because
of missing arms and legs. deafened
ears and blinded eyes"
Emperor (meditativelyl Some
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Business City
Part and Parcel
Of CdntOnn,ent

(By Review Leased Wire
CAMP FUNSTON. Jan. s6.-Recrea-
ion. amusement and shopping f2cili-
les ere provided for the soldiers of
camp Funston. national army can
-nment through the zone" which
ow is nearing completion. Il is said
o be the only institution OF its Kind
any training camp in the country.
For a half a mile along the north
side Of the military parade grounds
tretcheS the zone. Many buildings
y architectural beauty ST least so jUdg-
ID BY the national army men here
whose view embraces only barracks
nd army buildings Of uniform con-
,truction are located in the zone.
These include three theatres. an arc
de containing every conceivable type
Z shop. pool halls. barber shops. two
'anSs. the y. NJ. c. \. auditorium,
he Knights Of Columbus buildin &.
eStaurants. a library and other build
ingS.
The zone was planned and put
through By Mai General Leonard
Wood. cOmmandant Of the camp. now
In France. Il has been constructed
Without cen; OF expense TO the gov
',nment private enterprise under Of
'cisl direction being utilized. Il is
xpected the zone he completed some
me esr'y in February. at which time
he Official orenins viii be held.
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To the Editor of the New York
Times:
-Sir:-Much has been written in Brit
ish papers, and it may be inaccurately,
on the peace policy of the Holy See
and the contre-coup Of this policy
amongst Roman Catholics 1t is there.
fore, worth while to mention the ser
man lately preached December 100
by NJ FAbbe Sertillanges in La
Madeline. in presence of the Cardinal,
who was the promoter of the meet
ing. of a number of bishops. and OF
many high personages- Here are some
extracts from this sermon:
Most Holy Father, we regret that
We cannot take your appeals for peace
~e-iOusly (retenir vos sppe : de paix)-
We are your sons. and We know that
you have no regard for persons; We
know that. If you were 10 make dis
tinctions amongst your children, the
country to whom you still allow the
title of the eldest daughter OF the
church would not have the last place
We admit that to prolong
the war even by one hour would be
q CTlmcs we're Il puoSAuAc " Gnu ~ %
a treaty to be trusted (rassurant);
but do, Holy Father, see where we
are
Our dreams and our false security
have been scattered by an atrocious
aggression We only dreamt of peace
If we had any responsibility in the
war il is that we loved peace not wise
". but too well Now our
country is crushed underfoot, our fac
tories are destroyed. our families are
decimated: We wonder whether there
will be men left to till the soil in
France Except there be a peace of
reparation. the future has nothing for
Us except ruin and slavery (sujetiOn) :;
heroic deeds viii have been done in
vain Our enemies remain powerful;
their country has not been invaded;
your solemn rebukes have not shaken
the anti-Christian principles which are
the rule of their conduct In default
of a miracle-and miracles may be
prayed for hut cannot be promised
the international crime, checked this
time, would be attempted again tomor-
row. Disappointment, which is by no
means conversion, but only a resent
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be rotting on the field-a source OF
pestilence-a worthless thing. Sci
ence set him on his feet. gave him a
leg. al arm. hands, a telephone ear.
2 telescope eye"
And the further wonder that with
this telescope eve Number PAL can
see in the dark as well as in the light
is proved TO the emperOr's satisfae.
ton. The ruler asks to be left alone
with the 'resurrected man to further
test him. He asks him his former
trade
'I-was-a- florist" Number 24l
replies.
Are YOU not grateful TO science for
these wonders performed" asks the
emperor. You are a man again-you
are whole once more"
~-Yes-maiesty but-my-heart-
is-broken." Number PAL replies.
Way asks the emperor.
My - people-are-Sta my
-wife-is-lOnely."
Then you are not proud that sci
ence has found a way to double the
strength OF our army9"
by - bringing - me twice-to-
slaughter"
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thing of a shock-to-Civiliza
Scientist (exultant) - Stupendous.
Emperor with dawnng reaiizationl
we recruit from the hospitals
And the hospitals are overlooking
My dear professor. science is the
hope OF the dynasty"
But the most startling tests are yet
to come. With his telephone ear
Number PAL hears sounds that are in
audible to the emperor and the Sci
enlist Then the ruler takes from his
breast pocket a miniature Bible which
can only be read with q microscope.
With his telescope eye Number 24l
has no difficulty in deciphering the
type so fine that to the human eye it
is but a blur And these are cle pass
ages which the half human. half auto
maton reads at random:
Matthew -lifth-chapter fourth
verse. 'Blessei-are-the that
-mOurn-for they shall be comfort
ed
"lssish-third-cha - fifteenth
verse. 'What-mean-ye
beat-my - people ~ to - pieces
and - grind - the faces - of-the
poor - saith - the-LOrd-Go - OF
Hosts"
Nc wonder the emperor cried.
stop and declared himself con
WINGED
The Scientist Celebrates little
when he says:
the fragment OF a soldier recon
struoted under the magic touch Of
science. without which he would today
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-27
A Kansas Tragedy
(And It Could Well Be Arizona.l

And there I laid in nineteen quarts
OF prohibition appetizer called
Doctor Bunkus's Discovery for Kid
Westward. ever westward.
To my love Elvira Sinpkins
AT Nieodemus. Kansas.
l ran on Doctor Bunkus. through the
dryest belt OF Kansas.
Through the prohibition center
Dear Old Doctor Bunkns urged my
little flivver
From Elmo. to Palacky.
Unto Palacky. Kansas.
Six quarts Of Lily Gingham's Discov-
cry
And a dozen more OF Bunkus
Took ne nearer. nearer. nearer.
To my love. Elvira Simpkins
Prom Palacky west to Pfeiier.
Through the town of Fingal.
Then northward to Ogallah.
| ran on SiwSsh Injun Soorah.
A Remedy for Liver Trouble.
Take wine glass fun before each
meal
Nearer, ever nearer. to my love at
NicodemuS
rIOaH OSdAian north 10 Happy.
North TO Happy. Kansas. in Graham
county. Kansas.
North and west to Happy. word OF
glorious omen
And the villagers came down to sniff
the glad aroma
OF the flying flivver
AS l turned north to Nicodemus
At thirteen minutes until noon,
Filled once more with Suffers
stomach Bitters
I raced into the presence Of my love-
Elvira Simpkins
Alas, Alas, Alas,
Elvira did not clasp me in her sturdy
Kansas arms
She shifted the air and said:
Il never will be welded
To man who reeks with liquor,
Give me Uncle Jethro's money.
And don't you leave the drunken
flivver on the streets OF Nicode
inns
And she went and married Jasper
- Grinder after all.
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The emperor is thrown into a rage.
calls the man migrate" and orders
him TO his knees.
That - part-of - me-which-is
-steel-cannOt - bend - to-normal
man." replies Number ga Twill
get - down on - my - knees
only - d-ask-him-tO
fOrgive-me what - I-now-ln-
tend-to-dO."
Number PAL smashes the electric
button. and when the emperor cries
Lights. Lights" he says 'I-need-
nO-liehts"
Mercy" begs the emperor but
Number 34l's voice is heard:
Go - as-a - king-should go
King of kings
There is a crash. a shrek OF agony,
a final gasp as the throne is over
turned in the scuffle: then q metallic
blinking as Number s4l rises TO MS
feet. crosses the room and turns on
the lights. The emperor's body Il
huddie,l against the overturned
throne Number PAL bends down, re
moves the Reward OF Heaven from
the emperor's bosom and fixes il upon
his own left breast
Just then the Scientist PUSHES In 10
survey the scene and fall back in hOr'
rOr and amazement
What Is this9~ gasps the Scientist
And Number 24l. raising his metal
fingers TO heaven. replies:
"Effciencvi"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-01-27

AbOve-Battle cruiser GO-ben; Turk
name. Sultan Yawuz Selim- Below
Cruiser Bresl3u. Turk name.
Midullu-
The British navy has finally ac-
counted for two old eoeships which
have made more than their share Of
trouble for the allies IN IN engsge-
ment at the Dardanelles the Breslau
was sunk and the Goe5en WAS beach
ed, London reports
Both have been very active both
as Germans and as Turks since they
were given 70 the sultan's navy. The
French reported capture of both of
them in the Mediterranean early in
the war, but the ships captured were
later found to be smaller craft.
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The Three Musketeers

Swashbucklng knights of cloak and feather,
REGISTERING blades of bygone day,
All. could you buster again together
Down the pearling path of the Milky Way,
Now return to the France that loved you.
She who titan plan,
Soul you'd find that aforetime proved you.
Athos Porthos, D'Artagnanl
Soul that flames in the living legions
Breathes meath crosses and mounds of grass,
Mounts the sky to the star-strewn regions
In the deathless cry, They shall not passT'
Could you wing from the fields of story.
Plains of Flanders once more to scan,
See France red with deepened glory,
Athos, Porthos D'Artagnsnl
Steel that clashed in your lunging battles
Now is flung by the lungs of death;
Seven-fold chaos roars and rattes,
Still unchanged is the kissing breath
Of zeal and valor that armed the spirit
Which fired your deeds in the steely van;
All the spirit lives. and its foes still fear it.
Athos Porthos D'Artagnanl
LENVOI.
France, romance bursts the ancient portal;
Never shall die your fighting man;
Forth to the trenches they fare immortal
Athos. Porthos D'Artagnanl
DIN Lyman
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NO DEMONSTRATION.

Y0NHORN. Aex- jan. 25-TrOops
and civil officers weer last night rush
ed from here and Sierra Blanca to
the Neville ranch on the Rio Grande
in anticipation Of a raid by Mexicans
Several groups Of armed Mexicans
were sighted across the river but
there was no hostile demonstration.
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MucH AERIAL ACTIVITY.

IONGON. Jan. -6.-Therc was
sreat aerisl activity on the British
rcnt In France yesterday and last
night. scCcrding 10 the report from
rield Marshal Hais's headquarters To-
night The British airmen accounted
tor sixteen hostile airplanes. and
themselves lost one machine which is
repOrtedm issing. In addition the
British bombing planes dropped eight
tons OF explosives On various enemy
'hisctiVeS.
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the chief preacher of preparedness on
the oEe hand and that of man who
has figured as novelist and war cor
respondent on the other hand.
There are only three characters in
efficiency" First is the emperor
wearing a military uniform of sage
green and decorated with three jew
els the Triple Cross. the Order OF
Merit and the Reward of Heaven be
slowed by the grace of the Almighty
upon his majesty's imperial person }.
Then there is the Scientist. a small.
thin man in a black frock c9at with
gray hair, a beard and a bearing OF
animation
Last is number 241. six feet tall.
stiff and erect of posture. mechanical
in movement and slow in speaking.
Wearing a fulllength army cloak and
a helmet which shades his heavy
countenance. you may comprehend his
character better when you are inform
ed that he is only partly man. He
has been supplied with an artificial
leg. two artificial hands. an artificial
forearm and elbow, an artificial teie-
scopic eye and an artificial telephone
ear
The Triumph Of Science
The setting is the throne room. and
when the curtain goes up the emperor
enters. followed by the Scientist. The
ruler is bored. the Scientist bubbhne
over with enthusiasm over his latest
achievement, which he introduces BY
saying:
The keynote OF efficiency Is tie
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The Pope and the Var
A Notable Sermon

Clipped The
W. H. Brophy.-
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Arizona hotels ana restaurants maze
one Of the most remarkable showings
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21
scLoSE UPS"

With the appointment Of Cath.
crime Fling as treasurer and Katherine
Merudeth as assistant treasurer. the
management OF the Court theatre
Wheeling has inaugurated a war time
policy Of female help 10 release as
many men as possible for the fighting
zone. Misses Fling and Merulerh re-
placed male help.
We all sympathize with a sick
man or woman. but the foibles OF nv.
pochondriacs cannot fail 10 amuse and
arouse the risibilties OF an audience
Acting on this idea, Fatty" Arbuckla
is staging Goodnight. Nurse which
viii. deal with life in a sanilarium
With Miss Lake endeavoring 10 show
Us how a bug" acts when she thinks
she is 4 mermaid and Fatty" doing a
fencing bout in the operating room,
the iun IS OF 4 hilarious nature
POP.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21
MOHOHgGIIG Musings

Preparations are being made 70 Oh.
serve the centennial OF Preston coun.
~. II was organized 100 years ago.
being formed in 1918 and named for
James 7. Preston Long may IL flour.
ish and long may it provide buckwheat
cakes for a hungry world In that
county, February .. 1855. was born
one whose achievements in the arena
Of thought will long be the source o;
admiration and wonder We refer TO
Jonathan Z. Deliver. As a sample
OF his thrilling elOqucnCe let US quote
from his address delivered March 3.
1892, in Cooper Union hall. New York,
IN memory OF the most picturesque
character in the legends Of patriot.
ism-Robert Emmett. The traditions
that attest the tragedy OF Robert En-
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nets death relate q weird ana pa
thetic story. It is told By those who
saw the CHASTITY spectacle. thar the
eXecuioner, having cut of the dead
mans head, made this proclamation;
This is the head OF a traitor. Robert
Emmet' And as the blood fell from
the nude scalfo,d the dogs We're seen
io9p.u- u from the pavement while
now and then some tiuid loiterCI
about the spot would top 20 press
his handkerchief upon the hallowed
ground and hide IL away securely m
his bosom | rejoice with you ,la.
long since the dogs OF cllguny and
hatred have been driven from The
grave OF Robert Emmett: thai tho
hangman's proclamation has been PIT
20 universal scorn ana that the traitor
Of Yesterday. who begged IN vain Tor
the charity OF silence and LETT his
ep.taph loT other times and other men.
has become the iavorile hero Of pop.
u,a- liberty. his name above The need
OF euiOsy, his motives beyond the
reach Of malice patriot upon whose
robes not even the dungeon and the
salious have left a stain
Planting trees as memorials 10 sol
d.ers and sailors who lose their lives
in the war a ire, for each man. IS
under consideration by proper commit
tees in several cities. Zach tree TO
bear the name Of the man whom II
commentaries and other information
about him This movement is des
tined % become popular as it is dit
ticu.t TO imagine a more beautiful
method OF honornE those who died
in foreign lands end on ds,an, seas
70 free the world from the how.ing.
hlde0us Hun
A military critic saws that wars
fought b. the two sides with exdc.i IS
the same ideas aud weapon. are mover
over The Germans are complaining
Thar the numerical superiority OF me
Allies was not so greet as 10 l,.d
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-08-21
N.C.T.U. ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR YEAR

Mrs = S Amos was elected as
president Of the ". G. 7. L. yes ter.
day afternoon and Ms }. Waite.
Barnes was named as vic. pre,ldon.
az the annual election OF officers held
az the home OF Mrs Jeuaic Eusle on
Walnut avenue
Other officers we're Recording
secretary, Mrs : L Miller. CORE
spending secretary. Mrs Mollie Ross
treasurer Mrs. SlllIe Mcuelr.
Other business OF the afternoon Vas
the donating OF the sum OF $50 for Red
lioss work and the sum OF s. for
'ounty W G. T. L. work. Delegate
20 the state convention % be held on
Sp'ombe~ ~ Huntington were nam
"a including those who will 20 by yir.
.le OF their office as follows. Mrs.
Amos, Mrs Barrcs, Mrs Miller. Mrs.
w. D. Evans. Mrs. George Clark and
Mrs. Elizabeth Dent Delegates and
al.ernatas appointed were as follows:
Mrs. John Y05t Mrs Jeau., Engie.
Ma Gc1r55 Huffman. Mrs john Ar.
nett. Mrs. Minnie Butcher. Nrs Ella
Arnett. Mrs IS. r G.. Morrow. Mr.. {.
H. Bartlett. Mrs G.. o Sxiger. Nj.
w 7 Russell Mrs. Cal Cunningham.
Ms Jennie Hess. Mrs. Annie Carroll.
Mrs. ". \. CroVl. Mrs W :. Pitze..
Yrs. J w. Lowry Alteruatss. Mrs.
amy Amos. 'lr. Della Shinn. Ms
I2ude Hawkins. Nrs !. e. Miller.
Mrs J l.. Han Mrs Victor Lopry.
Irs ! II B-ckman Mrs J Z. Smith.
Mrs Jessie Miller Mrs r. J Too.n.
man. Mrs J =. Altman. Mrs T. Trick.
ct, Mrs. Lloyd Hawkins Mrs Jennie
McCray Mrs O F Loush. Mrs Asba
Hawkins
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Last Day FOR Crusaders.

Today is the last showing Of the
Crusaders az the Dixie It has been
popular picture, though 20 those Who
had not read the advertisements close.
ly, the picture IS Disappointing. There
is nothing terrible in the war scenes.
The picture never intended that II
iE more OF a tribute 20 the patriotic
people who have made possible the
wonderful preparation the country has
made for the war. II is 20 show how
thorough the government has been
in its preparation 70 care for the
young soldiers OF America, pnysca,.
ly. socially and morally. 1t certainly
is more pleasing TO the hundreds OF
parents who have sons in the army u
get a glimpse OF the better side OF war
sue has is shown in the Pershng pic.
ture than 10 sho wall the Sayagery
and suffering pictured in some OF the
early war pictures.