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The Caucasian., 1919-12-07
CHARTER
OF the Home Construction Company,
Inc.
STATE OF LOUISIAN&.
PARISH OF CADDO

Be it known. that on this the goth
day Of November. 4. D. 1919. before
me. the undersigned notary public
in and for Caddo Parish. Louisiana.
duly commissioned and qualified.
and in the presence of the witnesses
hereinafter named and llndersign-
ed, came and appeared the several
persons whose names are hereunto
subscribed. all over the age of ma
jority. and all residents Of the city
Of Shreveport. Louisiana. who sev-
orally and collectively declared thai
aNailing themselves Of the laws Of
the state of Louisiana relative 10
Inc organization Of corporations. eSs
neciallv ACT 20. .6S % tho Acts o.
the General Assembly of the sta.e
If Louisiana for the sear 1911. ehey
do hereby organize themselves. as
we'll as such other nersons as mac
hereafter become associated with
them, into a corporation. and IA
adopt and orIain aS the charter
If their corporation. the following.
tn-Wit:
ARTICLE T.
The name and title Of this cor
poration is declared to he the Home
! Construction Company, Inc. It's
domicile shall be the city of Shreye-
port IT shall have and enjoy sue
eession by its corporate name and
powers for a period III ninety-nine
(99) years from this date. unless
sooner dissolved Service of legal
process on the corporation shall be
, as directed hv law.
ARTICLE III.
The object and purpose of the
corporation is to supply homes TO
people who are located, or who de-
sire to locate permanently in the
city of Shreveport, or the Parish
cf Caddo, Louisiana. and TO this end
this corporation shall have power 10
purchase, lease or otherwise acquire
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07
YsyRAY NOTICE.

Saken up bs ,. r. Wilkinson. HaYi
mile cast of oolquitt's store on
Mansfield Road. and estraye5 before
ms. ehe undersigned Justice of chs
Peace. 9Th Ward of Caddc Parish
One g bay mare mule Cen gear;
old, '5 or 8 - hand. high. split
in each ear. The Owne. will please
come forward, prove property anC
paw cost or the said mule will be
sold on the 9th day of December
1919, between / and II o'clock a
M, as the law directs.
W. 4. HENDRICk.
j. P. 7th Ward. Caddo Parish, La
Caucasian, Nov. ., 1919.
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07

with tie snitca statce in etote ot|
,war ane nothne actompl1eheo 10
'mert the gya@ ie~uee sroWlne out.
'ef thc oar
Pie tountta 10 eaethjne 9th dis
content. eur whole esstef9 ot 90
alnnelo 10 under attato he 4 rap
'idlv groNne armo II cetgcme eads-
aale. hueineee 10 ~ o epecu9a0ioc
haeie with all that 1t mc0ne - rec
pert to shc toee Of 9isiHs Sherc %
neither @olitices e'ahilitS nor coo
.namic etahilits nor @'uetriaS 90
shihts l3 @lonohe eteer aoe'iYleiee
! Caol,o o. o. o@e.
ghc Republican, SenloreSGo % ehie
Congress 10 hoSelceslS soachonors.
hue Congress, regardless % lie SeSY-
erehip. c.p ueuallS eunc9iors SSheU II
wiehee % eu0ceion, Orc Nepuhyl-
Ycane Hase odoaoe2 o eeetlcs pNlire
20 do nothins eha9 con 10 asoiseS
Xunsil ofsee tloe q91o elections. Uloe
worse conditions become enc eet'0r
theo liks 70. in enc Belief eles cou0-
tlv woul3 he ssrp 90 Qur0 % ehens
eor se9ief eron0 olQe 0rsdicA AmeN9
1whicN eYpe0 NoOe esoSsc8. 00 is eA"
olR oaVedieno % 0ioc aouocl' 'soceor
owho oir.o enee@ ono po'isYe iss00
| tiee and Gwen 9rioe o. euro eho Sioe,
On svicso g oHOe Presidents 8r0s-
| eisa recommendations eseIuo is 9itoSe
o. eNtece eross ehie session of ooose
srees in e9s @ag 90 eecons9rSceios0
uesees ehc RepuhlGane chance VHeir
minde ans Seeesolo Q ne@ surpoee.
Ghrs are ose = partisan @preee anS
! p cot ineen,4 to @ober up y ehes
can heig it slnsil after new preei-
denQ ha@ been electeY Conditions
! favor @heir plane OF obstruction, Gee
cause on man@ Of ehe questions that
mu@t he ee@tle1 0here ie no Sell-
defined cleavage OF public @entl-
men9. 8pinion is ill-informed ana
confused, Xhere 10 = seneray feel
| ing that something must be do@e
! hut no Gear understanding of whae
ouch9 to be done. anS ouch etuA-
9ion meane a field daS for profee-
eional politiciane who Pike to plas
with iesuee hu9 heeitate SO commit
themselvce until they know which
eide the votee are on.
The american people will 81
nothina out of thie Congress tho
they do not force from il, Il will
Play fast and loose With reconstruc-
ton as the oanate played fact an'
looee with the treaty Of peace, 9,
it 10 driven forward by an insisteni
public sentiment. The presideni
cannot leeiSlate: he can only rec
onmend. and his recommendation:
are at the mercy Of men who art
more concerned about heating hin
than they are about the genera
welfare.
It is not a pleasant situation fol
any country to face at this time
hut the American people are them
selves responsible. They insisted of
having divided government: the,
voted to have Congress that woult
| antaeonize the president and ignor,
: his reconstruction program The,
have it. and all the troubles tha
come to them in consequence Of i
i, are of their own making.
--0-
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07
oesnooosl 9say" grsnd 9ne@caoed.

.dGftiooo o eut@5n Stay tun1
continue 90 ON n $40. 8. ].
70 Ger 8. AMI go go Clark
cached Oh 90 5uoa1I daloar mark,
.aad $40 g g eeealS p % not
much eHcq+ If ohao anorl9.
Aee5r5ing o. Iaoaoe account -
eeSe6 foooS eoro. 9 3, $ullilove.
90 eeeorae cloanelan 60 6'Ct+o2
T,ao or seoeele of oha grovide-t
eoooe oeiono ehe 9oIleeoss aS2'ioa-
'amoueee q,aoe go. saoorSed:
e-rcon eGre p. ). oserEedl sS9: Mrs.
o o. Scoloua sS3: Hreo Billings
10. So e9re. Sam Seirer, yr., 50;
e9re Q s. seeal4. Sre s'oo: Miss
georg roieeeo e.ss Gre o. Is Clark
seesea9 easee onS So1sg @undred
dol'aee.
etseoesose ssc9lseq g s5onderfvl
@oss. sss elsa ahres e0o69 public
$50 ssoee eeseroloe siSsse9
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07
Will Congress Work
fSt Louis post Dispatch. J

tSG. IVUIS PUSI IJfspdEUII.y
More than six months ago the
President summoning the new Six
ty-Sixth Congress in special session
begged it TO take UP the problems
of reconstruction. Nothing came OF
il. Daylight saving was destroyed
tyrannieal prohibition legislation
creating new army of tax-eaters
was enacted: the treaty of peace was
talked to a deadlock in the senate
and so the regular session begins
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07
TSagSe EssesersA.

geo s.lensseelesle es 9he ShTeve-
s.9eo geeisins $50; Sos @6irls feel
So o'sss isldssoe6 o. Sre. g T. Har-
eo3s. eaSaea9 o9eIeosS Of the
g n ssseegisios eohoeseeo fo6 her inter-
90 $50 essa9oi9 evores a9-d 10 Mr..
sae3ar goeaaino go @5hn Flanna-
ga sor @:o5.o0 ooned over to the
ereaeu1er Through slre. Harrell. a
re@lf@ % 90 daQco Given at @ha
Caa@auQl 20 5hankesivlns night.
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07
aqsSeolsas.

sy@@9@ Soly and I'lne-la lleIh-
@cQ. o Qlexandria. were the vel
come @ueoto % sYre. James Jefferies
Qhe paee evseo
@Iiae 1eheo e.rai@head. Of Gulfport,
s9iee-. 10 oieiein@ girs. Grover s
Sineo 81 30 home On Magnolia
e9reee.
sero. -. g. 3. ggenderson s.. en-
joaed o houee party Of her imme-
6Te9e fanaile circle the past week,
ine9udine her mother. Mrs. 5. l.
9emioo9. her brother and family,
9ir. and ere. ". P JamiSon and
children. Of Olney. Okla. Mrs.
Rendereon'e guests left the latter
pare Of the week after a much en-
ioyed visit
Ore. 9lexan.ier Marks Is visiting
her on. sIr. Henry Marks, in the
home Of sIrs. r. W Maxey. Travis
straet.0
E0r. and sIrS. \. B. Noise, who
have beenoyisiting relatives in New
Orleans. have returned home.
sIrs. r. F. Morris has been slowly
rcgainine her strength since her re-
turn from The sanitarium. and is
stilI with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
=. tsrosiean. where she Will remain
s,neil after the holidays. and then
reeurIa % sler home on Christian
esrees. sshere Sr Morris and little
con Silliam are anticipating her re-
@urn ~ieh pleasure.
siys. ". q. Jackson and little son
V-ilS nase sone TO Memphis, Tenn,
60 sisis relatives.
| @r.. " ". platt, of Grand Cane,
! IS q patient at Highland Sanitar-
iua1. having undergone an operation.
are ela:e 10 improving satisfactor-
Sey.
Ye. aa2 %rs. feo Elfant are at
aoene ssits Nr. and Mrs. R. NJ.
Gas:ersor. in eheir home. $40 Viii
ainson street.
Wrs. Nate gohn. who has been
+ y, SeO Cork nearly year. con-
seustiHs she editorial features OF
enc Syrian paper. has returned
9os1e. wrs. Johns work was OF
ereas safue in the Syrian relief. and
enc onis save it up after the own
ore oil. managers Of the paper had
seeurned so New York.
| Yre. q q. Jackson. Of Mansfield
sss salles to Shreveport by the i'll
eless go her hrother, Mr.. f. F. Ii
elonis. asho is now much better.
Sre. Vim. Howard De France. ot
Saehsii'e. is expected 10 arrive
! sion,las. saec. 2i, on visit to hel
IeSee~'s. Yr. and Mrs. W. f. Haw-
hins. aSi Will remain until aftel
ehe Holidays.
> ,Sre Fred Phillips ln anticipation
Of Che pleasure, has named Satur-
9,jas, Tecemher =, To entertain a
car,is fer her sister, Mrs Wm. How
lard HcFrance.
/ Mrs Nm. VI. Gvesorv of tounej
/ Sluffe, Iowa. has arrived in ths
! homo Of her son, Nr. T. W. Gregorv
v'ers >he VIII spend The Winter ~.
! iosins the tanscnjal company a
Mre. ,irceorv ana her lovely ,laueh.
tcrs.
I Mrs. Swami has returned frou
colorado and Utah, where she ha,
been visiting her niece. AMI Is nov
iwith her daushter. Mrs. ". II. Nag
tner. NrS. Swami is cordially vel
l coined home The Christmas cal
was in her heart, and her hand
ready 10 work and IL give in III,
many charitable activities thar en-
sage her. 50 She camn back q ans
liver them
/ Mr.. and Mrs. W. J, shearn. vii
| their sons George and Ralph. ar,
! now established at - Marshal
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07

gosuee is enolv ehsn eesia seege
eocordiog o. ehe 9-eo&d ssaeee Sude
lie seasta sareiea SatelraS seauts
ee eseualls o ess Of 9ealeb @hot
ccmae from keeSins shs hodS e6ean
aed eastine glents g ou2loo5 e6era
!eieea
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07

g '''''> T. ->>>'
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~ ''~'-'->'s '''>' :
, - o =. ---
-,
=, % 9 % a5,
o. ,-.1 ->,.
" ,
o. 49,,
- 49,
. ~ ,,,.. - - y =
20 a., % ~
~ 70 100 ''''''' o. %
a. oe % ,eoo
- ~ ~ s.: a...'' ' '-',' 80 80
10 na .,, - 'i'. .3.,oo
~ ., .,,o ,, .ooco,
80 >. 80.
u. O.. Necheo 20 shaTos. 5000,
ooeO. 90 Bair,e loo shares. io-o
a, ';a,St'','.'> " ,s - 49,,
O.. %. S'a9mer g. shores. $780,
g. ". &rosv!s % e'lsres. s!.eeNos
O, ". Gqoysn 90 e9lsyes. 80 seoe
sdearS o, 9'oee g. s'lsrcs. ss.01oe
W. O., Wo'ff % shares. soo{so
8 3. oSuS g. sholos $780,
w. 10. Worlear g. e.soroe. sS.etes
q. 8. FROST @ eharee. $780,
90. . o'eeeer s. o. s9loreso ss.o,o
8. =. eShauah o shares. se.006
F. .. 6ennett IL shares, $1,000.
eonee $ escCSanshan g shares
$500.
Herbrte Atkins g ehares. se.eo
.. Il. EaseAa0s sH ehsres. 50 00a.
Clarence El!erhe 10 shsres 50. ITO
o.. 90 sellctto e. shares. 5000
O. p Vaeers IL shores. e9.000.
8. II. Rolineer lo shares. $4,000
?. %. Holcombe IL shares. $1,000
II. hendall 10 shares. $1,000
s {. slceoaWen IN ah.ree. 81. .0a0.
O.. 70 sIarstnn o. shares. 81 .000.
o. ". 3.ane ~ shares. 81 90.
8 2 Heruld 10 shares. $1,000
0. 3. Shiepcn 70 ~haree ss.0Ce.
%. R. Satcliffr To eharee ..eI eco.
Srkansae Natural (oae 90 /
shares. $1,000
William H. sIalona g. char,
e2.001
q J. e2ilvic ~ shares. O. .G00
Baird eonranv e.ta 10 elare-
sl.o00.
The BensceS I.tda per .. Scn
son. ) shares $40
Seiner -9oeh eiroeele o.. 81
shares. s250o
Mrs. ~ b. 9ae0hs oil shares, Se.O0i
-. Jacobe Ia shares, ei.00}.
b Hicks 3A shares $4,000
?. - Foster 20 shares $1,000
C. 10. aalmhach - sharee s200t
9E. f. Glassell 20 eharee 50 coo
sc1itt eenfors o.oo onc. 10 shere.
5000.
oine Palmer. 90 eharee. 5000. q
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07

osreoeesnees eeieh ehe hande ace
soee. cauees moro des'hs 10 !9meoe
,ics esers scar ehase esrele.-neee
With moor sohoclee. sase ohe lie
ea,a sta;ee public Yeeltb serelce.
lSpes ehe oande esesn, eree fSon
serns. away eros ohe saoleess ess
eieoo ehe lsenoise sesularss
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07

Leac ono heuore 0ecei5e6 3 h5E
a. nreaafaee o Q
The can ElA 3e ~ 5a.-,a ..-+s
'feg3so eHeIE@-
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07
NOTES SNlo NEYS.
CONTINUED Sre0s eighth 0aHeS

e~ee-e>-T0e
NOVYs sNls NEN@
gGonoinued Sro 10 eighth oageS
Sire. s9arcue sacohe and sGSs.
grancee =. s9eIton will be az home
from three TO Give o'cloca on Che
afternoon OF Y-edne@iaS. she 18th
ines.
Che Nomene Benefie Sseociatic@
| Of ,Yaecabees eill @leee on eeture
day evening. $ o'clocke ~ 90 81
Hall 6ravie streee 6leeeion Of ofe
ficere. al memhere reCueeted o.
/ be preeant and vieitine ladies core
daily invited.
! Mo. joe (@raeber and Mre. 9. Beno
der esill be ioin@ hosteesee for .
miecelleneous ehower in honor of
! Mics ofoldie @Nilliame. a bride of
ehe 9Th Of December. The ohower
to be on Sunday after at 3
o'clock, in the home of @ Ben
der. a3i o.otton street.
ssrs. H. p. Scofield, regent ler
shreveport Chapter p. \. r. ask
that members who have promised
clothing for patients at The Pines
will please deliver same TO her
home. $50 Cotton street. sIrs. SEQ
field will see ehat the sarments are
Immediately sent o. Ohio piNee anS
sSe waiting oatien'.
0he 9leeQins Of 9he Wo@lan's
Auxiliary of the Preshwteriaa
Church resulted in election 90 9he
following Officers. % serve @ntS
February:
! Presidene Wrs. S. 8. gIicks.
! Sice-presidens. Yrs. 0. u. G'NSsse
love sr.
Recording sesletsre, Rre. %. s
@cMahoD.
| 9reasurcr, Wr.. grans gee.
/ Che 9olloWins eecreeariee @e9e
lelec9es:
! Rome missions. @iss peae9 @arei@
| Foreign Wissiona s8reo Wel'oe
socbson.
| Social sc0ieitasU sgrss 9oSlsp U.
g9es..
3 sundss ecHooS sS9eneion eng s.
p. work. Wrs. William steen.
: 0ieerasure. Nrs. ~ 3. fasloee
) Educo9ion. s9rs. O.. O.. HernHoN
/ assistant % pasiore Wre &sr6 s.
9ico.os.
/ Che eonsotuoioe0 io slea 81 ouNe
ilioroee 90 9DreeheeeriAn sHurcslee
, pae adopted. esIhiese o. eesi.ioes.
s Uheee @i0l To- 9 9,eeeine o,o oSoso
$ooficere sY,e Neade ie9 Ohio eoseoe
seuels. 0hie >9Nodseeda91 e1or@;eg
1880 eocsoeS.
3 9reeeno eircse 9aot9cee are 81. 2
ere. sIahGen 9.ess: No S. sIre. eoract
seeero oolline: Se. sSre. o. y
loeith'aoo
J e9r. and SIRE. Randle e'ooee elas,
IeurcelaeeS lote III one oe ehe enose
} beautiful eeeidenee garte Of eh,
cite. Fairfield avenue and Hing',
.Hishwaeo an,s espece p Se :uil,s il
Sthe eYrins.
ghe 6ecesnher entertainments ot
f the Harries Womens Social e,lul
, will be held on TUESDAY. Decem-
{. Der 18th: ilostesses. Ne.dames .. II
eIFullilo.e. Sr.. p 4. Sewsll. ". ant
/, MATTE Hohards Mayer.
II Che weekly suchre part. under
e the auspices of the ladies sf Hol,
i Trinity parish was we'll attended
e on Monday evening. Miss Ethe
;. Bercher was prize winner for III,
l.. ladies. and received Japanes,
lcrumb tray and brush: Colonel Fur.
long. for the men. won a pair O
!. kid gloves. given by Mrs. Charlie.
kavanaugh and Mr. J. w White fn-
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07

Tho swiss eoe-ernmess % ssaY
coYeiserias sho s,oesidieles g sahe
es 0.ass ooaaesa aoa ehe &ooIe else
OF esotle o canal sshicls s1oueb So
oocgesa aH o1eesee O. % eas g Sssre
o & JOS.
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07

slre. s9arcue Jacobs and SIS.
France 2. Relt0n will be az home
from three TO Give o'cloca. on Che
afternoon OF edne@ia1. she 9eth
ines.
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07
G@S-@

Che sSomene Benefie Sseociatic@
Of Raecabees e,ill @1eee on eeture
day evening. $ o'clocke ~. 90 S6-
Hall. 6ravie streee. election Of ofe
ficere. al membere reCueeted o.
be preeant and vieitin@ ladies core
diallv invited.
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07

Mo. joe (0taeber and Mre. 9. Beno
der evill be ioine hosteesee for .
miecellsneous ehower in honor of
Mics ofoldie @Nilliame. a bride of
ehe 9Th of December. The ehower
to he on SUNDAY after. at 3
o'clock. in the home of @ Ben
der a3f a,nfton street
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07

ers. H. p. Scofield regent lor
shreveport Chapter D. 4. r. ask
that members who have promised
clothing for patients at The Pines
will please deliver same TO her
home. $50 Cotton street. sIrs. SEQ
field Will Gee ehat the sarments are
imnsediatels sent o. Ohio pinae ans
She ~aiting 9atien'.
The Caucasian., 1919-12-07

Che weekly suchre part. under
the auspices of the ladies sf Holy
Trinity parish was we'll attended
on Monday evening. Miss Ethel
Bercher was prize winner for The
ladies, and received . Japanese
,crumb tray and brush: Colonel Fur
long. for the men. Won pair OF
kid gloves. given by Mrs. Charles
kavanaugh and Mr.. J. W. White for
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-17
OPTIMISM PREVAILS, SAYS DuN's

NEW YORK, May 16.-Dun's says:
 With a freer functioning of natural ecc1omic forces permitted by the further removal of artificial measures
 discordant notes in business are be- coming fewer and fainter and are be- ing steadily replaced by more frequent and clearer expressions of optimism regarding the future. The great iron and steel industry, for months repress- ed by prices uncertainties, now gives indication of a rewakening under the return of strictly competitive condi- tions and the copper trade, although slow to experience recovery, is also beginning to show signs of renewed animation. While the gain in these lines is yet mainly one of more cheerful sentiment, there are multiply ing evidences of increases of orders in some ohher leading branches, as
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-17
BLOOD TONIC
 ISAY NUMBER 40"

Frank P Skaggs, prominent drug gist, Harrisburg, H., writes: Number 40 is still going good. If customer says Blood Tonic,' I say Number 40,' as it gives the best satisfaction of any blood tonic I have ever sold"
 Employed in blood poison, chronic rheumatism, and catarrh, scrofula, mercurial and lead poisoning, consti- patton, liver and stomach troubles. Un- der it's use. nodes, tumors and gland ular swellings that have withstood all other treatment disappear as if by magic.
 Made by J. c. Mendenhall, 10 years druggist, Evansville. Ind. Price SIPS per bottle, six bottles $7.
 Sold by Central Pharmacy, Bisbee, Ariz. Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-17
CAPTAIN COURTESY
 IS PHOTOPLAY FOR
 RED-BLOODED FANS
DUSTIN FARNUM DOES DARE DEVIL RIDING IN PICTURE
 OF OLD CALIFORNIA

All the red-blooded film fans will await with interest Captain Court esy,' which will be shown at the Lyric theater today, for it stars Dustin Far mum in some dare-devile riding which few people have ever seen. Mir. Far mum is glad of this opportunity to show the public that he is actually a rider; for everybody knows that skill ed horsemanship cannot be faked-it has to be done.
 When he plunges through stained glass window of the old San Fernando Mission to warn the inmates of an in- tended attack by the Mexicans, his spirited thoroughbred, with dilated nostrils and head aloft, becomes as much an actor as the rider himself.
 He sniffs the breeze, then bridges most dangerous gap with his glossy, supple body, landing in the center oi the chapel where the padre is at prayer. This scene is tremendously dramatic, and shows MT. Farnum to the very best advantage.
 Herbert Standing, who has estab lished himself in the hearts of photo play lovers, enacts the role of the padre in most natural and artistic manner Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-17
GABY'S ENCHANTED
 HATS

T can't refuse the opportunity of being siangy, in saying that the mod ern woman finds the greatest delight in talking through her hat" remarks Mary Edith Butler, the author of many clever metropolitan studies. who is also responsible for "The Rose Behind the Wall" Here is a wide range of observation, and she con- fesses that, though she had no thought of Gaby Deslys, the pro- nouncement amply includes the fas- cinating French dancer and actress.
 As a matter of fact Gaby not only talks through her hats, but she sings through them, charms through them and has taken in a stream of gold through them. Indeed, someone has called her the Hat Hebe." of the international stage; and. the repre- sentative uf the PittsonTe Leader. when ne first behsld Gsby Ua her last visit to this country. ssN al once new solution to the housing prob' lem, with certain aesthetic investiture, when he declared:
 solomon, in all his glory, was not arrayed like unto her. Her hats were huge canopies 0r tents. She could have lived and obtained shelter un- der those'hatsP
 And. so, indeed, she has. It is es- timated that Gaby's wonderful stage headgear, including the race and beau tiful plumes, has cost in all S2OO,OOO.
 A witty Frenchman, in analyzing his emotions. has said that he didn't know whether he was more fascinat- ed by tue hats than by Gaby herself but then, he gallantly added, with
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-17

out the hats Gaby would not be the Gaby that he loved.
 Some of the most beautiful of these capital creations, new and wholly poetic ones, are shown in a magnifi- cent screen presentation of Marcel L'Herbier's romance, "Infatuation,' '' six-reel Pathe Special Feature, Tn which Gaby Deslys is the star It will be shown at the Grand theater Saturday and Sunday. It was pro- duced in France by the Eclipse Film company and directed by Louis Mer- canton, formerly stage director for Madame Sarah Bernhardt and Sir Her. bert Beerbohm Tree.
 To this picture he has brought the best of his skill in developing both the pictorial and the emotional sides It is great story and the authorita tiev world of MT. Bercanton stands for it-that Goby rises, with splendid appeal, to every emotional demand And he added smilingly, 'she doesn't do it through her hat" Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-17
CONSTIPATION
And Sour Stomach Caused This Lady Much Suffering. Black
 Draught Relieved.

Meadorsville, Ky.-Mrs. Pearl Pat, rick. of this place, writes: "I was very constipated. had sour stomach and was so uncomfortable. went to the doctor. He gave me some pills. They weakened me and seemed to tear up my digestion. They would gripe me and afterwards 1t seemed I was more constipated than before.
 heard of Black Draught and de- cided to try 1t. found 1t just what I needed. It was an easy laxative, and not bad to swallow. My digestion soon improved. got well of the sour stom- ach, my bowels soon seemed normal. no more griping, and would take q dose now and then. and was in good shape.
 I cannot ssy too much for Black, Draught for 1t is the finest laxative one can use"
 Thedford's Black-Draught has for many years been found of great value in the treatment of stomach, liver and bowel troubles. Easy to take, gentle and reliable in It's action, leaving no bad after-effects, it has won the praise of thousands of people who have used it. NC-1s6
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-17
STOCKS AND BONDS

NEW YORK, May 16.-The further strength of today's stock market, es- pecially the demonstration in rails, semed to impl ythat Wall street looks forward with confidence to the con- venin gof congress in the coming week. At no period since the incep- tion fthe bull movement, now some three mCnths back, has the accumula- tion of transportations been so com prehensive or consistent as was wit messed in the course of today's very ac- tive session.
 Gains among pacifics, grangers, coalers and cotton carriers ranged to from 1 to S1A points, bu, secondary is sues were not overlooked, Texas and Pacific, Missouri Pacific, Chicago Great Western, Erie and Pere Mar quette making substantial advances.
 Profit taking cut heavily into the rails during the last hour. United States Steel held only a small frac- tion of its extreme advance of 13s points and other steels and equip ments eased toward the close. Sales amounted to 1,600OOO shares.
 Further collapse of exchange on francs and lire attracted little atten- tion, except in banking quarters. Call money was distinctly easier, with time funds in scant supply.
 The general bond market was strong, except fractions, which eased | Or tho oathaoI in ctool-c Total SaloS par value, aggregated $13,275,OOO. Old United States bonds were unchanged on call.