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New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
s. III. ILreas Sales

October sales Of s. H. Kress & Co.
amounted to S2,41S,7s9, an increase of
s6S3 900 over the corresponding period
Of the preceding year Sales for the
first ten months of the current year
aggregated Si9,4t6 535, gain of So
8l5,74l over the same months of 1918
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
Paris Market Irregular

PARIS, Nov. 1-Prices moved ir-
regularly on the hoursc to-day. Three
per cent rcrtos, co francs 10 centimes
for cash. Exchange on London. 81
50 francs Is ccntimes. The dollar was
quoted at 9 francs 11s centimes.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09

Qucstlon-Kindly give me such in
formation as may be available in ref
erence to Lackawana County Coal Com
Answcr-Company owns two anthra-
cite properties. both fully equipped
and 0pcrati"". Engineers renort states
that properties contain $50 acres of
'and, so oi which are underlaid With
coal containing approximately 10000
tons; 300 acres covered with timber
suitable for mining PURPOSES. Uquin-
ment is said to be worth $4,000. Coal
is higa grade waite ASH. President OF
company stated in February that Coal
owned BY company represented a vnlne
when mined and ready for shipment
Of over Sj,000000. Aniirc output Is
sold through a coal agcncy in pittstoa.
"a. Later con,"any acquired Northeast
Cciiiery at Carbondaie, thus increasing
ho'dsngs about i,oOJ,U)0 toas. hsu.o-
mics are said TO have been effected b>
this purchase, as two breakers have
been disman,led and shipments will be
made so Northeast cOliery. o1dlement
vas made that production viii be about
$4,000 tons this year, yielding net
profit Of abnus so 900. or about - nnr
cent, on 100000 stock (par Sl0).
There is sinking fund of 80 cents
ton on all csai mined. 20 be used for
distribution of extra dividends.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09

Question-Will you kindly explain
through Your paper the difference be-
tween non cumulative and cumulative
dividend on preferred stock? Which
Is the safest kind OF stock to invest in d?
Can company continue indefinitely
without paying dividend on preferred
stock r. II.
Answer--N stocks pay
dividends only if the directors see lit
to pay them, and there is no accrual
dividends fran year 10 year. Cumula-
tive stocks are supposed to pay SO
much year. and if dividend is not
paid it is supposed to be made up in
future. Cumulative stocks are better.
as Il r,l!e for if company goes through
a bad business period and fails TO pay
dividends there is always possibility OF
It's entering 4 prosperous period, when
it may make Up it's accrLals. \ pre-
ferred stock may continue indefinitely
without paying.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
BONDS
Pittsburgh

srs AfAsrsne CAS- $40 sso q"
8It BafusdnH CIR ~ s. t04 q
"fp.carneS T. A ? fH 30
80 Elrbo HY 1fr
- ilatb wsfR pfinn foo iaa soc
tbA fn1 brewing a.. - -
20 lo II li'& li'. -
lN-l Mainland Htf 1i. =
.iH Nif- r. n ~ 80 -
t4H Sat llreaf 4H 10 ih
go 9n - - -
1000 0kia Gas - q a. tt
-, oAie rH3 tuI -
f0s Dlin fuei sup. tsA go a-' y
lI0 IlitR BrsWilA
III Hissr " Nf - f4 90
80 Nfu "A e Mcs.fat ia llsts .
to %est All ~ na i45s 1sse i.s !
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
Toronto Curb
Bid and. Asked
~ A...A

nii Asss4
k-sa W. ~ pe zoe
5.aaA a T. y ~
ar - IS 90
X rrss & CO. = -
~ ins N6H
l.4t..Ic Cas 8
J. l. \ " ~ = -
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So - ie4 ~
!. ~ u is; nr stA Aias
60 ~ ~ i1f us
I,HtIAi " iie lt
inyiss n ) ltl- liz
NArkav Cos ls1
DO pr So stk
MeHnet pcAcA y "
Ais haf p - 80
Ma A. " - e.
May Ds ss n loo 10
N=K Pct - li. l.g
Nicn Contra -
MsI& ssN pr So. -
do s,i lines - -
Morris h " feA -
Ns,h q Cha, llo ils
Nut Biscuit. i-3 i-s
= { y : II i1i VI
y r. a ) pr l1i ies
Ma I>aad y, i1- 10
\ RR h lat " l4h $
do ~ pr - 1
y Y Air nr I'D lN
\ Y c 4 = l. -. ~
do ist pr - 70
=. IL II " {" "
\ ! - n " lsN -
Norfolk SO. 50 "a
nf 3 W pf % =
ohin Fuel Il -
q Is r. pr "a ifk
D~e's Bot ~ lfe III
rAe.dc Coast 50 -
o ist pr 20 10
do ii pS tS %
T. Am Tct pr 2zc 23e
Peoria * + = "
Phila 60 80 +.
fe,u Null IS -
do lat " s.! 10:
Pits Goa Yf ~ 2s
+ Y "a a. { i7ets 80
l'ii,$ ~ n ~
4 4 " "a r. -s
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- - ps 81 -
u I & = a. ips lpf
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(, : : y I D. sa ss
s T. y 81 pr US ii1s
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,s,u iessssr ~ loSA iosA
r'-y ~t. ~ 100 ies
= n + a = soo -
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rstrw ui f :
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8, cfyts p
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n ~ a.. ~
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80 ~ lla lse
I prus I'd pr ita
SEip 4 4 pr 80 =.
: Eapr~s ~ IS
L = I A. ~ ies los
x so 20
Wabash pF Is i9% q
l-n 20 teA
wcs, Nj 81 pr ss q
Nas, psc Ns 50 81
v at e VI Is, % s5
" llsou CO ~ 9s ess
W. IVA q pr e.~ as
~ tgA - So
" oolworth ies ist
"f 4 II ~ "a q 50
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09

BID Askra
Ads i.me pr 7f1
AH itHh >nte - s4
A ~ Ch rr fs eaii
A Rect : pr Hs
A 4 : tlrR a1 HI
i' pr lfg .nA
4 { 4 = ~ lI5+ il6@
Am trprcs- - 80
Am lcc pr 0Hi- -
A iia>eeI N -
An ioeu Ir iNj 9h.
An Slitshldg $50
Am snse I pr aaN 100
Am Sruf pr 80 100
A St rlry ~ "a aAf.
Am sugar pr.ll5N lI6t
a sum + "a ~ s4S,
Am Tel 4 I So 81
An Wool pr iu4[ i0s%
A. Aroor ps ltla 2s
A D q lst pr - 7tss
do ~ pr 80.
Al Bir n A. gla y
A, Coast l. q nd
AG y " p- "a II
Bad Loco pr loas. lo1
Bafrett rp pr.lll llAia
Bsth : IN pr 100 l02L
II
II Il 7 c,f. lsL IS
Burns Brs pr llo IA
brunswick s. 100
Buf * sus "a =
10 pr u 5.i.
Cal Pack prll5ts ia
Ca X Ar1 II
Can southern 4S -.
Casr j pr Aa luls.
Cen OF \ I lT5 2ho
Ccnt / dr. %
do pr 46 80
IN - Alton. u
do pr Il Is
c X + Ill : ST.
=, \ W pr ia li9E
q q Pi.,s 10 20
CSi NJ & o G5 70
do ~ sTt6 l0s
{ , { n $ l. 4E a.
do pr ... 65 20
'iuett feah sl4 e1
do pr .tDS iosi.
6 & : II pr ~ So =
Comp TAI 81
Con cigar pr sg- Sss
Cont II, e. - &c
Corr Prod pr lo- lo- ,
Crrs Ca'I-l -
Gu Steel pr il-~ les
G Am "a pr ,os
Del Ellison lll ~.
! Diamond VI IL
De- lu fR los
nSS a A p7 10
Elec 50 Rat $50 40
Eikhcrn & pr. ~ as
Elm HfAad; . "a
90 pr .- ~ qB
Erie ~ pr IN les.
Ed VI & = III, -
DO ~ - .R
Fisher Body 10 3r
'i5 rr i0S ioS
Gen Chem 2e0 gao
fp pr ieois .H5
Con { gar dob sst 4;
a. u . ~, 100
Go iy'eh rr lots i6s
Gr@nHy VI 30 10
q " & 40. o 10
ia rr - 81 -
q : 5 1T pr ag ~
Hartman Corp 90 %
itNncs'ake . AZ s.
lat Har pr ii4N Han
Int Paper hr los iln
10 pr spi 7s3, 20
Int Noel pr aoL %.
lrt Ssit * ~
Iowa tenGag . 4
ie~e, Tea pr a. 70
kCF s&M pr - 81
k CITY so pr IS 50
helly sps pr % 9s.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
Investors Almanac

ing, "Do not put oil your eggs In one.
basket Is, "lf the eggs are good and
the basket strong, how could there be
anything bcttcr?" Is this Il safe prin-
ciple to follow?
Answcr-Your friends ideas regard
Ing the safety of banks and trust COM
panies are held by many people. There
are comparatively few bank failures
only one national bank has failed
In twenty-five months. But you must
remember that the income return is
generally small, comparatively, and for
that reason we see no particular ren-
son why all of ones Investment should
be so made. Remember that banks and
trust companies are prosperous when
prosperity Is general, so there are
other Investments which together with
good bank stocks would increase the
average income return. The principle
you mention is not good one to fol-
low. Diversification of Investment Is
the sOuralcr method.
Question--If it is not asking too
much, would you advise rle as to
whether the following railroads arc
earning their fixed charges from their
own income-~that is-outside of the
government guarantee. Chicago, Mil
w, wa .'uhSe N o. Iaui, NOrtnern racine,
The Reading, Southern Railroad, West
crn Maryland g. Pittsburgh & West
Virginia. Also would you consider
Manhattan Elevated has good specula-
tive poss Utilities at present prices? If
the lnterborough defaultcd would not
the elevated company earn pretty close
to rental w. M. r.
Answcr-The following is for the
period froms. January I to July 81, 1919
(scven months):
Earnings
before Fixed
fixed charges
charges. (abOuO
st. Paul. ....... *$981 ,304 $9,72O, 1856
Northern Pacific. 1,912,902 1000 coo
Philadelphia <
Reading ....... 616,184 1,166,6S6
Houthcrn Railroads. 113.0O6 100000
Western Maryland. *236,189 1875. 600
Pittsburgh & West
Virginia ........ a467,619 $4,000
Manhattan Elevated, according to a
recent statement of counsel for the
intcrb0rough cost the Interborouph
practically the entire amount of guar
antecd on the stock.
*Dclicit.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
Fire Insurance Stocks
Standard Oil Stocks

,, Bid. Asked
|.ns!o A'ncrlcan on Co. Ltd. 354 56i
AtiaHtic refining ...........l500 1850
ATTAIN Rein Co pf. new Issue ll0ta IIiiA
Borne -Scry snser Co. 47o 49o
buckeye pipe Line ....... gE a.
Chesebrough Mfg Co, cons. sos SIS
Continental OH Co......... 575 G0O
Crescent pipr Lin. Co...... a. ri
Cumberland Pipe Line Co.. l7O 100
Eureka Pipe Line Co...... 1877 I62
G. .tna signal OIL co IF. naw f06 IN
Galena Signal on Co pr old ITO 116
GasTna signal Oh Co. coin.... so o5
ILLINOIS Pipe Line. .......... ls6 IoO
Indiana P!pe Line ....... es 90
International Pet Co, Lid. ~ a.
Nat.onal Transit Co........ 35 az
New York Transit Co. o..... ITS ls9
northern Pipe Line Co.... sos llO
oiio ~ - ..-.....-.-. $50 3s5
Penn-Me Fuel Co........ 50 a.
Prairie OIL & Gas Co......... 7io 10
rTaiVle lIpe Line .........,.. 21i 29s
SOAR RehNing co ..,......,.. $50 400
South Penn OH Co....... S+5 35o
Southern Pipe Line Co..... ISs l72
Soutn West Penn Pipe Lines " l0l
Standard Oil Co OF California 3OO 3l0
Standard Oil Co of Indiana. 7G, rs
Standard Oil Co Of kansas. :. 500 $40
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
Foreign Govt. and Municipal Bond;
lnterest To Be Added

Bid Asked
Anglo-French Extern 5s, 1890. 97H 919s
Argentine Intern IS. 1945..... 7714 1888
Canada, Dom of. So, 1921.... va 975s
do. 1926 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50 95]2
do. 1881 Observation-Disclosures. SO SO
Chinese Gov + x Ry 5s. 1851. 6lls GO
Cuba Extern IS. 1914. 91as g2ss
do 5s. series A, 1919. 9........ S7as S7as
Go rs. 1919 ........... 1874 TSs
Dominican Rep IS. l958..... 81 -
City OF Paris g.. l921........ 9G2s Q69s
Jap Gov 1as, sterlg In. 1925. SIS S3%s
do 432s I'd ser, 1925. ....... 81 50
do SIS. sterig IN, 1931...... 69i2 II
City of Toxic 5s. 1862 ........ II II
U & 5-yr 5l2s, 1921. 97]a 979s
do 20-yr 5;as. 1881. 7........ 92l4 924s
Foreign Gcnds Dealt IN Fra.
Mexico Extrn SIR 81 of 49, 1915 as Al
do gold IS Of 81. 1854 49,. AZ 49lA
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09

Question-Is Overland Tire quoted
on Curb suhsidar. Of the Overland
company? What is its par value and
dividend record &C. NJ. =.
Answer-No connection whatever be-
tween WHY'S Overland and Overland
Tire. Par value Of latter $40 (S1,O00,-
900 stock>. Dividends at rate of 6 per
cent per annum in monthly installments
paid since January, 1918.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
Bonds
Boston Curb

Bid Asked Bid. Asked.
Airpiane Majestic 20 2s
Bohemia o.. rs Mex Metals
Bos & Mon.77 70 Moi Tung 10
Bntte G. L.l5 IS Monarch e2 ss
Calaveras. X Natl l. & z
Cha,npion.. l New Doug II 10
Chief Con. Az ~ New Baltic. IN sh
Cons Coppr "a bls Nixon Ill 20
Grown Ksv.30 A. Dnondaga Is 90
crystal nw.60 o. Pioneer .7s 50
Denbigh 80 81 Ranger petr ~
Eagle Blue. 2H ~ Raul,r ...... u. il.
Fortuna ..- l Seven Met - 5n
Gadsden ~ s " Nj Z D. siA
Hoina ....l9 20 TeNana 56 81
ioug Eton . Verde Ex.4l -
Iron Bios. 30 40 NtctoriA-- e5c
Iron Cap..l0h lltz Yukon ~
La Rose 80 35
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
Stocks Ex-Dividend

Nov 13 American Cotton Oil..
Nov l3 do ...............3 3
Nov II American smelt & Ref pr. ~
Nov 10 American Tobacco "
Nov 20 Evooklyn Edison -
Nov 20 Brown Shoe ... ~
Nov 10 Cleveland & Pitts Ry etd u
Nov 10 DO special guaranteed. Il
Nov : Consolidated Gas Of New York. ! a.
Nov l5 Cripple Greek Central r r..
Nov S Deere & Co pf... pf Y
Nov 5 Detroit United Railway
Nov IA Freepcrt TEXAS
Nov 20 General Chemical
NOV 10 Illinois Central r. ilroad. 1a,
Nov % International Harvester ~ s.
NOV II lisgett & Myers Tobacco.
Nov II May Department Stores. IN
Nov 20 Middle States OIL temp cts l0c
Nov II Moline Plo1v lst pf 1S
Nov Is National Acme -
NoV Is National Biscuit pf........ ).
Nov 10 National Enamel & Stany, l.
Nov Is Ohlo C.tiea Cas-
Nov 10 IiitrSsr-h Steel pf........ l%
nov - Press 4 Steel Car
Nov rs Standard Milling -
nov Is stundAra Milling pf........ ia
Nov Is lritel Drug I'd uf. : u
sMS,-ce rA.ssl = ri %,,.,.n,s+.., Z
~s-Js - " " Nxs&NExM ,x.s........
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
Miscellaneous Markets

standard OF 20 ~ Wentuokv
s'rnHnrd OH 60 of Nebraska
50. n'inr1 on co of siew Jersey
stu ndnri on Co 81 ~ pf
Ntnr'ar1 Dil Go of %rw York
standard Dii 60 of ohio .....
Nwan r rtnch ............
Union Tank Car co ............
Vacuum on co o...............
WASHINGTON OIL 90
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09

Question-Wishing to invest some
money for a short period, would you
recommend the following if held until
maturity; Philadelphia Company 6s,
1922, Southern ai.way IS, 1922, Utah
Securities 6s. 1922 &C. H. S.
Answer-All issues you mention are
in our judgment very fair short term
investments.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
New York City Bond.
New York State BOND.

Can Imp 49,. ssn lsel isas ,s
lifrh inp ai+s s~nf ~ Ho< ID
Canal Imp Aias Jan loss to-. -
High Imp fi.- Mar 1868 o. Z. -
B Can Ter i.s Jan f945 .io-t -
fBgn lmr A. htf l'Nf -
CarsA Imp ~. Jan tta7 -
High mp -. Mar 1850
a. inc .---- - -
d. te " & 1888 a. -
Canal in . ~. J s J 1850
's2 fms ~ -
l'4l s. TX - MAr lsfi ts -
Barge canal Terminal ~
LII - 1. --.---------
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09

Question.-I have $4,000 to invest,
and would like your advice. | was
thinking of investing III Great Britain
and ireland 1887 512 per cent bonds.
DO you think this is a good buy, or
shall | invest in some stock What
Do you thinl. of United States Steel
preferred, United States Rubber first
preferred, American Telephone and
Telegraph. | own at present ten shares
OF Baltimore q OHIO Railroad common
bought at 3d. Shall hold or sell it
and take my loss and invest in some
thing else, as i pays me no dividends.
What are the prospects of dividend
at an early date r. ii. w.
Ans~er.--Great Britain and Ireland
81. per cent bonds are good invest
ment, and the same may be said of
Steel preferred and Rubber preferred.
American Ie elephone and Telegraph has
done considerable financing OF late, and
We do not fayor the stock as mucl, as
the three securities mentioned. We be-
iieve Baltimore & OHIO Railroad is
seeing It's worst days, and, while divi-
dends may not be resumed for some
time, nevertheless the outlook appears
more favorable, we think, because we
canrot believe legislation Will be en-
acted vhich viii rob road like Balti-
more & Ohio of its earning power.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09

Question: own $4,000 value of the
Interborough Metropolitan i Y per cent
rcfunding gold bonds which l bought
some years ago when they were con-
sidered by the public as safe invest
ment What can you tell me of the
value of the property behind these
bonds, and what is your opinion of the
chances of their being paid when due
in 1856? What is the present situation
Of these bonds and what is the pros
pect for the payment Of interest on
them Nv. A. c.
Answer--Thcre are outstanding $6A,-
$4,000 lnterborough Metropolitan AIS,
secured by $33,9l2,sO0 out of S35, 900, 900
stock Of lntcrboroNgh Rapid Transit
Company. Bonds are, of conrse de-
pendent upon dividend Of latter COM
pary for interest. Until affairs OF In
torboroush are in better shape and diyi-
dcnds are resumed these bonds will
remain in default. No one knows what
future Will bring forth, but unless re-
lief comes soon counsel for the Inter-
borough has repeatedly stated that it
spells receivership for operating COM
pany.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09

Question-In buying securities for
investments and to receive income
therefrom, friend always confines
himself to bank and trust company
stocks. for reason he thinks that they
are more closely watched and scru-
tinized and are under strlcter govern
ment control, requiring them to be
more specific and more exact in max
lag their reports TO government than
any other class Of corporations or
business, ard therefore must be safer.
He also realizes that such stocks are
subject to double liability in case of
failure flrst--ls he correct in said
conclusions His answer to old say
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09

Qucstion-Havc $500 to invest in
Allied Oil. Please advise if Allied Oil
is good stock to invest inc. L.
Answer-If you arc investing your
funds shares of most oil companies are
out of your field. Allied Oil appears to
be well managed concern, but it Is
speculative. Preferred stocks of good
industrial companies are better for
nure Investment.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09

Question: have managed to save a
few thousand dollars from salary rot
very large and try to be careful in IN
vesting it. What do you think Of Cities
Service Company s per cent preferred
tor an Investment, say ten shares? T..
W.
Answcr-Cities Service per cent
preferred is a good investment In our
opinion.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09


that would be snfe for ono who knows
very little about stocks. Also what do
you think of tho United Kingdom of
Great Britain ga, due 1921 p. S.
Answer--At present rating on basis
Of earning power of three stocks is:
|. United States Industrial Alcohol; {;
II. Pressed Steel Car; III. American
Telephone and Telegraph. Par value of
each is SiG0. Alcohol pays l6 per cent.
or SIS per year on each share. Pressed
Steel Car and Telephone each pay 8
per cent, of So per year ON each share.
Dividends are never based on the mar
ket value of security. These stocks are
all common issue and dividends are not
necessarily stable. For real investment
we should suggest good preferred
stock, like U. s. Steel, Car & Foundry.
Y. S. Rubber, American Woolen, etc.
United Kingdom of Great Britain 5ia,
due 1921, are safe, In our opinion.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09

Question: Would you classify United
Drug per cent first preferred as
safe inves tment; also has il preference
over the second Pre- erred? W. S.
Answer--Wc should classify United
Drug first preferred IS safe in
vestment. 1t has preference over
second preferred both as to assets
ard dividends.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09

Question Kindly state whether you
consider an investment in German
marks safe. A. A.
Acknowledging German marls now
is not investing at all but simply gam
bling.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09

Question-Could you possibly advise
me which vi these three is safest and
best investments: American Telenhone
and Telegraph. Pressed Steel Corpo-
ration or United States Industrial
t-lcohol? would like something that
could keep for any lerg h of time an j
of above. l notice in YOUR list of
stocks for Thursday. October 9, divi-
dcnd rate is: American Telephone and
Telegraph s, Pressed Steel Car s,
UnltsS Saas@a r. tustrial Alcohol Is. Us
M ssr s~s value or per listed price ?
* Svo can, suggest any other stock
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09

much if you woald give me your opin-
ion re following stocks as Investments
for about 81 600: American Agric.l-
tural Chemical, Virginia Carolina
Chemical common, Virginia. Carolina
Chemical preferred and United States
Rubber common.-E. l.. f.
Answer-All stocks you list have
great earning power behind them.
dividends are frequently increased on
common issues, and then again. Won
must be prepared for reductions. Vir-
& MIA Carolina Chemical preferred is
best investment among those men
toned. Others are more speculative,
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-07
AMERICA CAN BE SAVED FROM
 ENEMIES BY RELIGION ALONE

By Rev. H. c. Heneell, Madison, Wis.
 One cannot read the newspapers nowadays without feeling some mis- giving for the future of our great American Republic. As Americans we all wish to believe that all is well with our country and that her future is assured but the current events of the day indicate that our nation faces worse foes than it has ever faced be- fore. We are not, indeed, threatened seriously by aggression from without, but we are threatened by discord and disorder from within
 Radical agitators are keeping the country in a turmoil. They are try ing to overthrow the American gov ernment, not by ballot, but by force They have sent bombs through the mails. And, according to Major-Gen- eral Haan, Commander of the 32d Di- vision, the worst is yet to come. America is facing great crisis in it's history. What does it all mean? Will the Constitution or the United States which provides for square deal for everybody and for all classes of citi- zens eventually become a mere scrap
 of paper? What is the answer?
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-07
EDUCATE CHILDREN IN RELIGION

The idea of many parents that the religious education of their children is of little concern, that in matters religious the child should be left alone until the time when he can work these these things out for himself, is scored by Rev. Henry A. Arnold. pastor of the Washington Street Congregational church.
 "We do not dream of letting our children decide whether they will have polite manners or not, whether they shall be ignoramuses or not, and yet too often We do not take every means to see to it that they are guided into a helpful religious experience" 1" he said
 Tt is infinitely more reasonable that we put our best energy in seeking to train our children in right habits and moods and impulses, the sources of character, than to let them grow up like weeds and then seek by ex- travagant methods to convert them from the error of their ways"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-07
U. s. LAND OFFICE Phoenix, Oct. 3, 1919. Survey No. 3555.
 Serial Nc. 042965.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
 PATENT.

Notice is hereby given that in pur- suance of the United States Mining Laws, Mrs. Ann Hughes, whose post office address is Bisbee, Arizona, has made application for patent for 149b.5 linear feet of the Black Hawk No. l lode, 1495 linear feet of the Black Hawk No. ? lode, 1495 linear feet oI the Black Hawk No. lode, 1495 I'm ear feet of the Black Hawk No. I lode, and 15O0 linear feet of the Black Hawk No. 5 lode, situated in the Warren Mining District, Coch1se County, State of Arizona, as described by the official plat herewith posted, and by the field notes on file in the office of the Register of the Phoenp Land District, State of Arizona, as follows, viz:
 Black Hawk No. l:
 Beginning for a description of the Black Hawk No. lode, at corner No 1, when the IA Cor between Secs 2S-S3 T. 23 g.. R. 25 F.. G. & S. R. B. 6, NJ. brs. S. O. 35' E., 1560.7 ft. /; lEeuC6 IN. OG li W. OVU It. iO OOi No 2; thence N. 2S00 55' w. 1495S it. to Cor, No. l, the place of beginning
 Beginning for a description of the Black Howk No. 2 lode, at Cor. No 1, whence the 1-4 Cor. between Secs 21-2S T., 23 S.. R. 25 E., G. & S. R. B & NJ, brs. No. 20' IT. E. 21S.6 tr.; thence s. 62o IF E. 600 it. to Cor No 2; thence S. 2So 55' W. 1495 1t to Cor. No. 8; thence N. 62' IT. W 500 it. to Cor No. 1; thence N 2S' 55' k. 1495 it. to Cor No 1. the place of beginning.
 Beginning for description of tn' Black Hawk No. lode, at Cor. No l, whence the fl Cor between Secs 21-2S T.. 2S &, R. 25 E.. G. & S. R. B & M., brs. N. 430 16' W. 665 it. thence S. 62' IF E. 600 1t. to Cor No. 9; thence s. 2S' 55' w 1495 fl to Cor. No 8: thence N. 62' IT. " 6O0 ft. to Cor No. 4; thence N, 2S' 55 E. 1495 it. to Cor. No 1. the place O | beginning.
 Beginning for a description of tn Black Hawk No 4 lodge. at Cor. Nc I 1. whence the A Cor, between Sec 21-2S T, 23 &, R. 25 E., c. & $. R. r
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-07

In his farewell addressed to the American people, George Washington gave the answer when he wisely wrote, Both reason and experience forbid us to expect that national mor- ality can prevail in the exclusion of $religious principles" If Americans continue to neglect religion, if they continue to neglect religion trainirg 2 for their growing boys and girls, the time will surely come. when the Amer ican ship of state will be wrecked on the reefs of materialism.
 The anarchists are logical and con- sistent in their slogan, Neither God nor master" Refusing to recognize God there is no logical or consistent reason why one should recognize an authority or convention established by mere men.
 The only effective means to prevent anarchy is to promote religion. The only sound method to promote Ameri- caniZatiOn is to teach respect and obedience to God. Either way must be found to train Amrican boys and girls in religious thoughts and prac- tice in the schools, or the American Republic is doomed.