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Washington Journal., 1919-05-09

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Washington Journal., 1919-05-09

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fiiit. Sn EOrIucgem bnben Die
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Washington Journal., 1919-05-09
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bas amerifanii9e &ongreBprotofpa,
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barren 8spGfiern Slorions" perianete.
aber fir <ote udqtbeteiIigten wSEreiie
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to@ nod IN anoeren lioli1cn unb
luoneltIl9en Staaten lit oiele 6rage
cine reat ernIte. Sie ipilben Mnliers
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Siumen Dem Naturfreuno geTnuen;
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mlBlipe pluge empfunoen!
Oenn Oiele iippg pa9fenben
Pflun5en, pel9e meiitens sroBe
Gruppen bilOen, fiilen Die obnebies
5iemIid iei4ten @elpiner in einem
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men tOnnen. Die @perrungen Der
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trasen; aber BON 3eit gu 3eit reiBen
bic acknowledgement Mafisn log.
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pcr.ebr beourfte SIIKe binaussetries
ben unO .pudern bier erit reGt! Oa
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men; ober Die Meinungen barber,
oh ibm ~Sugemutet tueroen tOnne. ii9
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itiirSen. finp nod setsilt.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-09
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pom Slid an meiIten begiinitigten
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Washington Journal., 1919-05-09

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Washington Journal., 1919-05-09

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Washington Journal., 1919-05-09

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oariiber befla9t bobcn, oaB ite glei@
ole allSaetpadicileS 8cib our @elt
ecbrad)t nnr0e: oeun iie mag ibon
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Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-09
River Regulation for Arizona


 vital farreaching dous benefits that will result regulation plan for flood sndardzing devastation and removing the silt which ..zas printed public document with wonderful diagrams illustrations campaign cure the appropriations recommended therein amounting million dollars TOT doing the construction sheds f that will of with standard flow throughout All damage floods will This splendid and citizens association growing of the probability
  him, the secured the cooperation of Engineer otsead Phoenix from Los Angeles conference with reference the Washington his special Lewis, who arrived n Washington recently.
 
 Asurst he reached evening everything possible expedite the printing of the o ready with resolution his telegram to Andrew Knos
 
 today presented same passed illustrations pompness with which this printed Senator Mark Smith accomplishment"
 Thatcher untng his efforts to relief for his rnunity the Gia river Imperial plan and regulated flow of the river This resolutions the Arizona slogan there George H..
 ~EverybOdy-an together-for Arzonas-Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-09
Sculptors of Life

There are men who model remarkable things marble They have made images possible to duplicate They have laurel wreaths and sh0wered with praise.
 They produced  credit-and res them.
  turn out wonderful thing They put the Heless There many such.
 For instance there one such human sculptor Chicago This scuptOrEel scuptors malet and cniselJock Robbins He the
 
 lead boy into honest spends carving out or that flesh and bone Taking them from the penal streets Jack Robins oulds them fathers citizens honor their living sculptor.
 Yet world wreathe his me world VIII go on paying gold Iro0etsks MaeMonieses Lorado rats ana marble and the world will Per1s and Michael Angelo or cay world will greater geniuses who make good O bad boys.
 It opinion value 10 the world than the and upon pedestaIs the world
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-09
LIMITS
 ALLIED CREDITS
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 WASHINGTON, March S.-Futura credits to Allies are limited to Sl.. 15sOOO. the usual portion of the ten billion dollars appropriation, accord ing to a report issued today by the treasury. Until peace is declared this balance can be loaned to Allies for any war purpose but thereafter for a year and half credits may be ex- tended only to enable Allies to pur- chase American property in Europe. or elsewhere, and to finance Allies purchases of wheat, the price of which has been guaranteed by the United States government.
 The war departments liuuidatinC commission, now in Europe, is ex- pected to report soon the approximate value of railroad materials, army equipment and other property wAich the United States will have for sale in Europe. This report win shed some light on the volume of postwar credits which may be expected France and Belgium will be the big gest borrowers.
 Since congress failed to approve tine treasury's recommendation that it be permitted to use the unexpeeted portion of authorized credits as post war loans to Allies to finance exports from this country. this function will be limited to the war finance corpor- ation which has an appropriation of a billion dollars available.
 r Eleven Allies are debtors to the United States. Credits have estab- lished amounting to $S,S41 1.6S: eco. but $410, ,SS9,000 of this sum. althougs subject to draft. has not yet been paid out of the treasury. Great Brit. tain borrowed nearly as much as alr other Allies combined.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-09
TAKE PROHIBITION TO PARIS

WESTERVILbE, Ohio, March s. Reaffirmation of the so-called Brus- sels agreement of 1SS and later of 1898, as to liquor traffic among na. tive races will be asked of the world peace conference, according to E. C. Harrington, secretary of the executive committee of the Anti-Saloon League Of America, who today announced the appointment Of American dele gates who are to sit in a prohibition conference to be opened in Parts April l.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-09
The Bumps You Get

We were watching little boy up as children do The kerbang, hit his uttered a cry-just got al t again.
 mat boy VIII succeed in life unless making big fuss over the little fellow time From the the undertaken reventy puts
 
 sometimes the bumps spiritual; But whichever they the keep man or woman the road by those coming eyes blinded with
 And reaction bumps will depend upon taught
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-09
Day Nous Summary

WaShmgton-ClaimS filed by Amer ican citizens and concerns with the state department against Germany and Austria Hungary total about $780, O0O,O0O, Additional claims are ex- pected.
 Berlin, Friday. p. m. (By the As sociated Press ).-The general strike in Berlin will be called off tonigat. The labor federation early this even ing recommended that the workmen return to work. ..t.S.
 Washington-General March an nOunced battle casualties of the American army in France as shown by revised records totalled 240.17. There probably will be some slight further revision.
 LondOn-A great number of Spar tecans were taken prisoner in the fighting in the center of Berlin Fri day and will be sentenced to death according to an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen.
 Portland, Maine-ASSuranceS that telephone employees may negotiate with telephone company officials or with postoffice department officials at Washington regarding wage or other demands was given Governor Carl E. Miliiken at a conference with Post master General Burleson.
 PariS-The supreme war council has decided to give Herbert Hoover. director general of Allied relief. prac- tleal control of all the railways in the old Austrian empire and to make him mandatory of the council in Secur- ing locomotives and cars for the re lief service.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-09
INDIANS CAUSE TROUBLE
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 GGOBE, Ariz., March S=DeputieS karrick and Armer returned this af. ternOOn from Roosevelt where they were called to prevent another out break of Apaehes following a Talapai party. Two Indian clans have orgsu- ized along the northern end of ne county. since the killing of two bucks last week by Henry Early. The of ficers cOnfiscated seven rifles and a large quantity of mlapai
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-09

When,a grabs you by the lapels begins to spi bout the sayingsbank
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-09
AlizOnG InUited
 To Assist Hines
 For Public Good
CRy Revlew Leased wirel


 PHOENIX, AriZ., Mar. S.-''This is a very pleasing reversal of the McAdoo policy of ignoring state commissions and the pub lie said State Corporation Com missioner Jones today comment ing the suggestions for co-opera- tion made to the Arizona commis- sion by Walter D. Hines, United States director general of rail roads.
 Mir. Jones exhibited a lengthy letter and order from the director general outlining a plan by which the railroad administra- tion and the public utility cor porations can move forward to- gether in the public interest" The communication from Wash ington asks the cooperation of the Arizona commission in inveStigat- ing the character of freight and passenger service and the condi- tion of track and equipment of lines in this state. A report is asked on the general efficiency of the railroads, together with re- commentators for improvement.
 In the general order forwarded by Director General Hines officers and employees of the railroad ad- ministration are instructed that the railroads under federal control continue subject to the lawful po- lice regulations of the several states which were applicable to them under private ownership and that it will be the policy of the director general to cause the or ders of the state commissions to be carried out"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-09

As soon the baky find way the pt going, they will get in front lead way
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-09

approval of points approve
  that Japan that particular point of it
 
 Germany of her military plans We of her past military plans,
 Chaos that sinsetraek the be
 Now that mobized to keep the people enthusiastic selling automobiles respectable willing to associate with the propaganda. The JugoSv ponders that if the conference will give Italy her of flesh When,a apels begins spill about As the balky going, they will get in
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-09

The JugOav ponders treaty of London and the conference will give Italy her pound flesh
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-09
WOMEN ASK WHY
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 WASHINGTON, March S.-The Ma tional Women's Trade Union league tonight made public an open letter ad- dressed to Postmaster General Burle- son asking the cause of the resigna- tion of David J. Lewis from the gen eral wire control board, announced today. and charged that Mir Lewis re- signed nearly two months ago" and shat his resignation was kept secret by the postmaster general
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-09
The Call of the People

There is file with by taxpayers and voters the
 
 to discontinue work the Bordersnd
  ing they do from places not directly the BOrdeand people stand the road situation COeise supervisors and the feel that they will growing, filed more names have been added tc this request-Tombstone .Prospector.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-09
RESIGNATION ACCEPTED
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(Sy Review Leased wire)
 WASHINGTON, March S.-The res ignstion of Bainbridge Colby as a member of the shipping board. sub mitted to President Wilson several weeks ago. has been accepted. the shipping board announced today. A successor has not been appointed,
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-09
RAlLWAY RuILnER nIEs

GLENCoVE. N. Y. March -S.-L A. Thompson, originator of the scenic railway, died at his country home here tonight on the Fist anniversary of his birth.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-09
DEPLoREs PARTISAN DIscussloN

NEW YORK March S.-What he characterized as partisan discus sion," of the league of nations cove nant, was deplored by Charles E
 Hughes, in an address tonight at the
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-09

Victory dinneriof the New York Coun- ty Lawyers association.
 NIT. Hughes urged. however, that the proposed covenant be studied carefully, asserting that whatever We do we must make no engagement which we do not understand
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-25
$4,000 Coats $12.75

Silk pushes, cheviots, silvertones, ETC.;
pretty, stylish backs, belted and the
palmer models; buttons and pockets
have their placings; good colors, and
sizes for women to AZ.
Third Floor.)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-25
WOmen's Linen
Ha~ndkerchiefs 19c
Box Stationery 19c

Fancy box stationery, in white and
fancy tints of blue, pink, buff, laven-
der and white; this would be a bar
gain at 25c, but for Month End at, the
box, 10c.
Main FloOr.)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-25
Fancy Feather
Ticking SIC
WOmen's Boots $2.49

Black cab boots, with 8H-inch
black cloth lace top; has leather
Louis heels; all sizes from a to z;
$3.4S value, $40. One pair to GUS
toner,
(Basement.)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-25
ChiIdren's Dresses 81

A clever little number in dark plaids,
trimmed with large pearl buttons and
sash back; $t.9S values, $1.OO.
Fifth Floor.)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-25
MaribOus $500

Neckpieces, black and natural %colors;
plain and ostrich trimmed; values to
$500, for $500 each.
main Floor.)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-25
PetticOatS $3.50

Genuine labeled heatherbloom top pet
t~icoats, with soft, durable taffeta
flounces; c~hangeable or solid colors;
prettily tucked, ruffled, pleated, ETC.;
straight lines, adjustable waist; all col
ors; $500 values, $2.60.
Third Floor.)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-25
s. Winter Skirts $4.25

French and mems wear serges, novelty
plaids, wool poplins, %failles. silk pop
Inns, spirals, etc.; chic fashions; gath
cred, buttons, backs, embroidered and
the palmer models; good assortment of
styles and fancy colors; sizes to 80.
Third Floor.)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-25
Csc Ribbons SOC

Extra wide; suitable for bags, CANT
soles, hair bows, sashes, mems neck
ties; dark and fancy warps, prints. ORR
entail patterns and fancy lowered eff
fects; 65c to 79c values, at SOC.
Main Floor.)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-25
Boys seas Suits $5.S5

About ESQ in fancy mixture effects, cor
duroy and tweeds; l or 2 of a kind;
belted and waist seam; all sizes; $6.45
values, $685..
(Basement.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

Instead of successfully pulling three plows, as
anticipated, the new tractor, although it only
weighs 5000 pounds, pulled six fourteen-inch
gang plows yesterday and turned over soil that
had been in the virgin state for many years.
The power plant pulls twenty-six horse power on
the draw-bar and eighty horse power on the belt.
The tractor will pillow ten consecutive hours on
only one barrel of water and thirty gallons of dis
tillate, at six cents per gallon, or thirty gallons of
coal oil. One gallon of lubricating oil is sufficient
for one week with the engine running ten hours
each day. The engine is connected direct to the
live axle. This eliminates friction and loss of
power. All gears run in oil and are sealed abso-
lutely dust and air tight. The steam condenses
and is used over again. The life of the tractors
will be from 5 to Is years.-Peru, Ind, Journal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20

In eight years the investment Of $1,000 in stock of the Chalmers Motor Com
pany grew to e16666 stock and earned 1927 cash dividends In six years
1900 stock Of the stuz Motor Car Company Of Indiana grew to 5000 stock
and earned e21750 in cash dividends. In the Hudson Motor Car Company
$1,000 stock grew TO $4,000 stock in FOUR YEARS and in addition the com
pany paid cash dividends which have not been made public. In the Hup Motor
Car Company $1,000 stock grew in seven years to $4,000 stock and earned
&4sl60 cash dividends.
In the REQ Motor Car Company in thirteen years $1,000 stock grew to $4,000
stock and earned $i2,S50 cash dividends. In addition the company in 1913
distributed to its stockholders 100000 stock in the REQ Motor Truck Com
pany, equal to q 3T dividend, and THEN, afrward paid a 76 cash dii-
dend on stock Of the Truck Co. Due TO the rapid growth of the Motor Indus
try, it has been customary for concerns with large earnings to declare stock
dividends TO stockholders Thus a company with 10000 shares of common
sock and net earnings Of $3OO0O 600 for the year would oe able 10 pay . cash
dividend Of 5000 to'each owner of $1,000 of common stock. But rather than
make such an unbalanced payment they would probaby-as they frequently
do-frst increase the capitalization and give each owner of 1900 of common
stock perhaps $4,000 MORE commons stock and THEN pay a cash dividend
Of 25et giving him 5000 in cash OF the commons stock which he then owned.
It's MARKET value, Dr. the price a stock paying such dividends should bring
in case the owner wanted TO sell it, would probably be about $4,000 One
good year with business conditions prosperous has enabled many automobile
companies 10 make net earnings of over s3OOOOO Net earnings of &c.
100000 e20O00O0 and even $40OO000O for a single year are not uncommon.
That is how 50 many comfortable fortunes have grown from veys small invest
ments in the MOTOR industry. That is why ii is entirely possible for you
to place $500 in this stock we offer you, have your money safely and soundy
invested.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
MOTOR TRUCK PROFITS

In the Federal MOTOR Truck Company $1,000 stock grew in six years to
$4,000 stock and earned si21 $50 cash dividends What the automobile con
Germs did in the way OF large earnings we are JUST BEGINNING TO DO.
YOU cannot turn the clock back and buy the original issue Of some Of these
other stocks, BUT YOU CAN BUY STOCK IN THIS COMPANY, which has
the opportunity for growth and earnings in the mex three years to a volume
which sboad make the other cr earnings look SMALL.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-20
DEMAND

The demand for Auto Motive vehicles is unlimited Farm Tractor are in such big de-.
nnmd that the Companies in he market right now cannot nearly suppl the demand
one Hundred Million Donarr worth are being shipped ia Europeu this year TO suppnnt
tho man M horse owe depleted by tho war The demand for the freight carrying
trucks is beginning to run away from the passenger carrying automobiles The demand
for automobnesw win always be with VA.