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Tombstone epitaph., 1919-08-03
FRESH AIR

clear distinction should be made between ''cold air and pure air. the Arizona AntiTube1culosls Associa ion points out Many people Ill their efforts to prevent tuberculosis blessed with the notion that all cold air is pure air and that all air is necessarily impure air
 There is danger in this notion. 1t Is pointed out be- cause it gives false security It has been found some times by tuberculosis patients that sleeping porches do not always give the expected results There instances where sleping porches found be dead air. pock cts Moreover outside air is necessarily always pure although the chances its favor. The outside air in the vicinity of shelter kills vegaon and is harm fl to animal life It would not do for tuberculosis sui erer to depend on outside air i'll such region.
 The open window does not necessarily insure sui fcent supply of pure air. although it is. of pre- tbe window provision should be made to secure some circulation n the that the air Will not become dead air This is the same creating draft and many people will be mortified at the advice the fear of draft being dcep-rooted.
 The ideal way is of course, to sleep in the open air with sufficient protection insure the sleeper against cold and ran The best way is to have at least two windows open to secure circulation.
 Worst of all is the idea that cold air in a closed room is preferable to air in a closed Cold air in a closed cannot long remain pure It becomes la den with carbon diOXde from the lungs of the per sons living sleeping in the The only difference between closed with cold air and a closed room with air is that the former is uncomfortable than the latter Reasonably cool air in both living and sleeping is highly desirable but the coOness must from the outside and must be mixed with puri- y be efectve it must not be cool simply because of the absence of heat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-08-03
THE AMERICAN LEGION

The American Legion is fast becoming organized throughout the United States and when it is in fll swing it will prove most powerful machine for the good of the country.
 The object of the organization is get every who called to the coOrs to take active part certain things that pertain the welfare of the people ill general of the United States
 It is political and is not military mtarstic in any There drilling anything of the kd.
 Since the organization will be for the good of the sai Tor and soldier well for the bettement of this try. every who called the colors in Cocise County should take pride in becoming member of tine American Legion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-08-03
\ bulletin from the National Geographic So

\ bulletin from the National Geographic society says 'Cannlbas.' you may have exclaimed when you read recently of naval force Aaekn Island of the New Hebride, que attacks of the a-eatels u- on white planters I thought cannbas had disappeared long ago. Contrary to general belief the cannbal is stll With us And cannihalSm practced regularly by some tribes of the numerous South Sea Islands In Oth CT places It Is Missionaries and agents report It stamped out and they speak truly for occasional alses into barbarsm of these primitive peoples just emerging into the kindergarten stage of their civilization Of all the peoples of the South Pacific eXpanse where the white mans influence has been felt all the Male kua ls anders perhaps the most murderous eacher ous and savage. Not many years ethnOlogiss who egg shaped skulls brought from the island held
 high hopes that there at last might be found the missing
 Ink which marked the evolutionary step from monkey to man. Investigation soon disprover any such theory. For the cone shaped heads of many Malekul islanders is a deforlny deliberately produced by wrapping cord about the heads of babies If the child survives the treat
 neilt its egg shapd head, point upward is Malekuan distinction akin to the tiny foot of Chinese wonlan'
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-08-03
DEMAND FOR SILVER

Silver is now the most profitable metal to mine. !c peaed attention has been called this fact Silver is the strongest of all metals Its n price from 50c to T per during the and it's advance since the sign ing of the alnistice to Sl2 indicative of the world wide demand for the metal and the scarcity of the supply
 According to of America $ prominent mining en- gineers who recently returned from London:
 Ihe entire world needs silver and is looking to tnlted States for increased output the chances of greater production from other countries slight With silver $21 Gan ounce) the mining of silver is more profitable than mining of other metal fact which the public does not appear to appreciate
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-08-03

Ihe Mexicans who ignorant enough to under estimate the danger of frazzne the patence America should kGow that there out west who tcklcd a :ii''es hInd leg with Swtrn and when his i,tiveS wired to know what had been done with the remains the was: Thar warnt remains The kckin occurred near the canyon.''
 It has developed in the Ford trial that Henrys share one hundred thousand day from the tin lizzie factory naturally people wondering what Hank will do with that million he is striving for if he gets it.
 One of the effects of prohibition, John Smith was arrested tOday-it thought he had gone mad t the doctor pronounced it of too much soda por he was foamng at the mouth''
 How can buy socks that will not wear out at once?' queries anxious victim of the high cost How about buying them the instament plan delivered till the last payment is made?
 A western brewer of near bear puts sticker each bottle saying Don't mix yeast with this beverage will be intoxicating All the customer wants know is how much yeast he means.
 If the old time booze fighters entitled service stripes the stripes would have to be pretty the coat sleeves would have to be long your leg
 A perfumed man is not popular because every thinks he ought to have bath instead of the sweet smelling water"
 The drys just wrngng the life of the in Congress.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-08-03
BAR HIM

The press reports the effect that Burns. who lost to Lincoln in the boxing bout Nogales last Thurs day night the referees decision. being dissatisfied with the decSlo struck the referee We have no reas on to doubt the statement and assuming it is so for the good o this sport Burns should he barred from any fur ther bouts Ill Arizona If thugs assault referees then surely the genteany sport of boxing will be dead card i'll Arizona. Keep 1t clean be done, and now is then time give warning all poor osels
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-08-03
OF VALUE TO A NEWSPAPER

The newspaper is blamed for whole lot of things he can't help. such using partiaity in mention ing visitors. giving about folks and leaving others out He simply prints all the news he can find. Some people inform him about such things and others do not it's that makes the newspaper and every and child be associate editor if they only will Never apologize when you give this bit of information. for 1t is always appreciated.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-08-03
SEVERE TESTS

The present rainy has been productive of ''coud burss and consequent floods than Cochse ty years The roads of the county and old been pretty rough sleddng and that traffic keeps going at all is evidence that in luck. If the county state and commission built roads out of the present without any serious damage it will be more than passing credit to the partly built system of the country.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-08-03
HOW ABOUT IT?

Recently four thousand Italian labOrers departed from the United States headed for Italy, carving with them eight million dollars It is said that every Italian that sailed homeward had at least thousand dollars that sailed homeward had least two thOusan dollars ready money And still there those who argued that the laborer spending all his money for drnf.-Ex.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-08-03

New York Judge just decided that ''beer is beer'' whether it has half of per cent alcohol of two and people judges included mighty poor judges of what's what in the beer line.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Tho wholesale market prices yesterday r.ns.d
EGGS -st1icts trsh. @: .,ens receipts.
cHEIsE-Sew York stats f.etor. whole
milk, ssas5o
BUrrER--standsrd creamery. Gle: print. &c
LIVE PoULTRY-Roosters. per h.. :oc:
turkeyr. per H. Dai2c; chickens. gsing, per ID,
ssAs5c; hens. per lb. acaa'c; keats. young. each.
DRESSED POULTRY Fresh killed sprina
chickens. per ID. siassc: hens. per ID. sc
roosters. per lb. z2c; turkeys. per lb. toslsc.
FORK Small and nest.> &c; medium, DC;
heavy, nc.
LIVE STOCK = csi~s. nc; lambs. iso;
sbeep la6c sr.
t;REEN fRUITs-Apple-. per Sbi. new. ,ooa
$50; bas, 5ca27s: California lenons. box. s1
as 50; pinezpples. per crate, 6ooa6oo; California
oranges, 6o0hfoo; peaches. 25oaA.0O per crate
: -. per baa. za1sc; do. Niagara. 3s25c
p,'awSre. Da5c; honey dews. per cste. lzs
10: Ilms beans. toa5oc per quart
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. per sack. tooai1
do. No. ?, 2ooa2p; strtpg beans. per barrel.
2o0aa5O; enRplant. S0cal.00 per crate; com. near
By. per doz. loaiOc; cabbage new. zooa25o pel
bbl beets, za4c per bunch; lettuce. 75a20 pei
bss; New York oslery. t0oa6oo per crate; celery
Der doz I5aIoo; rumAine lettuce. iooal 3
squash. Looal.5o per crate: spring onions. .sos
SEQ per 100 bunches; onions. per lo-lb sack
a0aloo; tomatoes, nearby. 7scal-3 per crate
sweet potatoes. 3ooa3.5o per Dbl; yams. pei
bbl 25OaS 90.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK.

Baltimore. Md. Oct. D-Receipts for the
week ended noon today were t57 head against
654 head last week; receipts. 80 carloads for
market for the week: ninety seven carloads for
market today. Market active with an advance OF
from 3 to 50 cents on heavy grades of all
kinds; common kinds about steady. Quote
STEERS Choice, ltT5al5 50; good butcher,
l25oali.25; medium, 10. 5oal55o; common. ssa75
HEIFERS-Choice, IL l5osI25o: fair TO good, II
all: common TO medium. sa9 50
BULLS-Choice 9al0: fair to good. i50aa 50
common to medium, 6a7.
COWS-Choice. e5oalo 80: fair TO good. I75as
common TO medium 4a7 4
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts for the week
ended noon today were l2iss head against II. "a.
head last week fair supply; market about steady.
Sheep, 3a7 50; lambs. saI5.
HOGS-Receirts for the week ended noon to-
day were H.os4 head against 12,sD head last
week Fair supply; market lower. Lights, u;
heavy to medium, H60: pigs. IA; light pigs. l3;
roughs, 1oal2
CALvES-Receipts for the week ended noon
today were l.l7s head asainst liza head last
week; fair supply; market lower. Calves. sa
N
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
Financial Neus--Stock Market Prices
MARKET SHOWS
BUSINESS GOOD
General Motors Mounts to
330E Which Is New
High Record.

= New York, Oct N.-For the advance
the stock market today no general
.xplanation II needed except the i'm
Iroved condition of business every
where. Stocks are going up not so
much on account of the actual earn
ngs az the moment as the prospects
; .or prosperity and national good Will.
) The steel strike as a menace Is prac-
licAlly ended. People are waking up
o the fact that for nearly four years
Ill the available surplus Of the coun-
!, Try was shipped % Europe. leaving
Z America bare of the ordinary stocks Of
q merchandise Of every description. This
= shortage is particularly painful In the
> building trade and In the motor IN
1ustry. Stocks OF this description are
among the leaders
:. Foreknowledge of the new British
> loan Of $50 0oo. 900 was also instrument
: tai in aiding the market.
- While money was loaned at per
: cent there was plenty OF it. The week
-iy bank statement showed the Federal
reserve in a very strong position and
sthere Is no reason why funds should
not be available for all legitimate pur-
= poses.
General Motors was naturally the
-fe,der Of the automobile stocks and
went up . points in the early after
noon to the new high record Of $50 L.
which Is about $.l25 a share for the
old stock Studebaker. at the same
q time. made a new high Secord at 14o
with an advance of nearly II points.
News from Mexico today was that
CarranZa had found a way to protect
American oil Investments and would
do so. If that is true it means a great
deal to Mexican stocks.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
Some WORKER Salaries
Higher Than H. c. L.

The cost OF living has gone up rs
per cent since 1913 the Bureau of
Labor Statistics. Department Of La
Dor. announced yesterday. in q state
ment comparing the increase in
wages to the increase in prices.
Pay of steel workers, the Bureau
announced. has risen III per cent
since 1913.
In cotton goods manufacturing
plants employing $1,000 persons
wages rose fs per cent between 1913
and 1s1s.
In plants manufacturing hosiery
and underwear the rise between 1913
and 1919 was 81 per cent
SILK goods factories. 81 per cent:
wooden and worsted plants. 80 per
cent: mems clothing factories. II
per cent: boot and shoe fas-oriea.
~ per cent: furniture factories. 81
per cent. and cigar makers get 81
per cent more.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
ACROSS THE SALT SEAS.

Paris.-Roger Herve. Louis La
verne. and Henri Crockel sentenced
TO die for contributing to columns
OF Gazette des Ardnennes, operated
by German general stan. during the
war
Naples.-Two thousand Italians
seek passports to emigrate 10
America
Paris.-French army keeps $4,000
men under arms.
Paris.-Invisible virus menaces
life through influenza, says DR.. Or
tecoin. OF Pasteur Institute.
London.-Ruthin Castle. famous
in medieval times as stronghold.
founded by Edward /. in 1881. is to
be sold.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
RELIABLE METHOD offflReall

Hair is by far the most consp,cuou
thing about US and is probably Tn
most easily damaged by bad or care
less treatment n We are very uare
ful in hair washing. We will have
virtually no hair troubles. An 90
pecially fine shampoo for this weather.
one that brings out all the natnral
beauty OF the hair. that dissolve
and entirely removes all dsndrun
excess oil and dirt. can easily be uss<
at trihing expense by simply dissolv
ing teaspoonful OF canthrox tvhiei
you can get at any drugg1sts). o.
n cup OF hot water. This makes o
full cup Of shampoo LIQUID. snouGt
so IL IL easy to apply it 70 all tbs
hair instead OF Just the top OF N,
head This chemically dissolves al
impurities and creates q soothinn
cooling lather. Rinsing leaves th'
scalp spotlessly clean. soft and plant
while the hair takes on the Eiossu
fiuniness which makes Il seem muci
heavier than Il 10. After oanthros
shampoo. arranging the hair is Q
pleasurs.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
CHICAGO GRAIN.
Nv JOSEPH r. PRITCHARD

Chicago. Oct. 20-Abnomal conditions per-
vaded the corn market today. While sentiment
among the larger concerns in the trade favored
the long side, there were price Losses Of 1sc
for October. No 10 l1Sc for December and lko
TO lEc for May.
Too many bulls IN the market and anxiety
Of the regular spectators to dispose Of their
lines and secure prohts led to the decline
The new crop thus far received in various
markets has been Of an exceptionally high grade
Adyices from the country say that it 10 many
years since such q high-gTade crop Of corn has
been raised. This has been the result Of long
dry spells Sales Of cash corn hero amounted
to 1D.eoo bushels with prices unchanged TO
1lc lower.
Argentina's euportable surplus Il now eno-
nous, and when the new crop Is available In 4
few months lack Of storage room will lead to
teavy losses, as the grain will be subject to
attack by both weather apd weevil.
Oats offerings were larger and prices more
favorable TO buyers Cash sales were 5000
bushels at unchanged prices.
Liquidation by longs was the feature a. well
aS factor in the hog products market. and prices
were mainly lower with the exception Of Octo-
Der pork which was sharply higher.
Chicago. Oct D.LThe future prioss Of grains
IL hnr.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21

ter OF the news readicnary sentiment around
the ring.
In the early afternoon prices were some % TO
3 points net lower under further long Hquida-
tion. Southern hedge sales and LveITool stlddle
selling. In the final hour the updertone of the
market was distinctly frmer. The numerous
reports Of active spot demand led rsactionarists
to replace cotton previously sold. and there was
aggressive support from some Of the cotton ex-
change firms as well as further trade buying
Prices regained al Of the earlier loss. and
closed very steady at q net advance Of to
IS pointa
Receipts at principal ports: Houston. i7.l1:
Galveston, 1885: Savannah. l0.3i: New Or
leans, 6T36: Memphis. 6,642: Augusta, 3.54s
Spot hero was steady at All advance Of %
POINTS at SC; there were no sales
SPOT at New Orleans was steady with middlins
g points higher at 363; the sales were O,il2
bales
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21

York, Per bus basket 2oos2so; eezplants. native.
per BASKET. 0ae5c; lettucs. New York. fancy. per
box or basket l5oaITb; choice. L01al-D; poor
and leaiy. sos7s: natye per bds. eoal.io; onions.
Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA, yellow. No. l. per
100 lbs. 325s2I5: New York and wstefn. 3za
375; white. 3zA3s: all sections. No. q 400
40; pumpkins, native. each, 2Ssc; pspperr. ma
tive. large. per 80 basket. Z5aioc; redisbes ma
tive. per bunch, 2szsc; spinach native per bus
lsas0c; tonatoea native. ss to quality. Per has
ket. eoaspc; packing stock. per bushel. L0sL IS;
yellow, PER IS bas, 2h3oc-
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, Pa. Oct. 1-Price on the pro
dnee market ranged about a. followsi
BUTTER-Soiid-racked creamezy. fancy. hish
scoring good. Vita7Hfc; the latter for jobbing
Ales; extra. @1sc: extra hrstS. e6a67c; hrstA
fancy. 1ha7Jssc: fair 70 good, slassc; ladle-
packed. as 70 quality. tsz6oc; packing goods.
4atsc; fancy brands Of nearby prints joboing
at i6a7sc; good TO choice. 6saHsc: fair sozsac.
GiGs-Nesrhy nrts. So 20 per crate; nearby
to rule. $3.50 per crate; fair TO good. nesriy
eggs. N7.4OaBoos per crate; seconds. SIS 1oa17. 10
per crate; Western extra frsts. Sls-D per crate;
hrst,. slaooslseo PIT crate; do. seconds. SIS %
sH.lo per crate; inferior lots. lower; fancy.
carefully selected eggs jobbing at 7la73e per doz
LIVE POULrRY-Fowls. as TO quality. ia
5c; chickens. as TO quality. ZasDo; old roosters.
aaslc: ducks. White Pekin. yc; exoeptioual lots
higher; do. Indian Runner s7s29c: pigeons. old.
SaSc; do, young, psr pair, 8agc
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
Csrmaas Sesk Le.;uev.

Berlin. Oct. n.-rhe German scs
nonic commission yesterdsy susrsst
ci 70 the national assembly that .
a@E the allies tG reduce the a,nr
OF Occupation TO - maximum absc-
iutely necessary" owing 10 the rrea
sost Of maintenance. The connrnissior
also suggested that the assembly sj
the allies TO reduce the stze Of ths
missions supervising the military. ne,
val and aerial clauses Of the treat,
to assist In relief OF the houEinf
situation In Berlin.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

N-v To-k. Oct 9n-Th~ market fcr foreign eT
'-ks-r- generally aui-t with slight change,
N rates Sterling was heaEy at the start bII
rsn.ed later demand declining TO As and thei
IdvsndnS to as French showed a slight i'm
7roE-ment German was weak in the early trad
Ing When marks checks declined to 355 with
hight rally in the afternoon. Spanish wa
wrong
Tcday's eloss Of exchange on all the princiTs
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Oct, D-BUTTER-Firm salted
and unsaltsd fresh creamery extra. 6sa7lh; do.
higher than extras 6pIsa75; State dairy tubs, 5la
g.
CHEESE~Markct firm; State whole milk spe-
cisls. aAasA; do. fancy. spia5l; do, lower
grades. zaso; wisconsin whole milk fancy young
Americas. 2a33E; State skims Specials. p1tAzNS /;
do. choice, 17slgS; do. fair to good, Halls; do.
lower grades. 7a13.
EGGS-Msrl1et firm; nearby white fancy. soa
9e; extras 67a6B; hrsts 60a63.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
COTTON MARKET.

New Ycrk. Oct D.-The markst was irreeular
and unsettled during the first hour After the
early break Of IS TO 20 points prices rallied
several points on trade buying and support from
Wall Street sources which was probably cncour-
aged BY the opening hrmne<S Of the stock mar
ket. The decline carried December OF to g asc
and January TO 1T5c late in the forenoon. or
about 75 to Sc points net loss and 60 to 90
points below the high levels Of last week. :
There was enough covering or trade buying
TO cheek the break at this level and cansed
rallies Of 10 to Is points early In the noon hour
but thers was no change In the general charzct
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Pittsburg. Pa. Oct. so.-Prices on the live
stock market ranged about as follows:
fGATTLE-Receipts. 2.loo. active and hirher
steers. sl60oal70o: heifers, $ll.Ooal25o; cows,
s. o0ai0o0.
HOGS-Receipts. $500 lower; heavy and heavy
Workers, slAooaAL IS; Light Yorkers and pigs,
sl3 25al3 So
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. ECO; steady;
top sheep 500; top lambs. $3.50
CALyEs-Reoeipts. go. steady: top. s2ooo
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

Nrr York. Oct. D-Monsy on call On the
Hrck exchange opened at per cent; high. 81
IrT {; close 4 Most Of the days loans were
mad. a. Per cent. Loans made on all indus
i-iaI collateral were 4a5 per cent.
Tine ronry was again in scsnt sIppiy today
and "a and Def cent was bid for loans Of short
r,a.u-ity Business was again limited to the
gIrpE.
Interior money rates were unchanged today.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21

foreign markets wsre n follows: sterling. De
mand. 4l5I; sterling. cables. AIS: bankers. %
DAYS as; % DAYS. 4la France. checks, Ss9;
cabi.s, sG. Belgium. checks. s-ee; cables. s>ei.
Germany, checks. 3G; cables. $40. Austria
checks, s.: cables. g.. Holland. checks. Us;
cables. = I5l6 Italy. checks lolf; cables. lola
Swiss, checks. 564: cables, So.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LrGpool. Oct. D.-spots opened easy today.
sales amounted to>14 600 bales4 Receipts totaled
700 including 30 American
Futures opened quiet and steady.
American middlng fair. 5.G; sod middHns
81; full middlinE. An; midd,ins. no.; low
m4ddlins. 0.7; god ordinary. ls.2; ordinary,
IL - Futures quiet. but steady
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES
Potomac Electric lst Sc. 81 90 At ~
Capital Traction. at %. at %.
Washington RWy. com. Is at S. 3 at B.
2 at Is, 25 at Is.
Washington RWy. pfd., II at 3.
Lanston 2 at slh
AergenthaleT, 10 at TO- 10 at 10. S a. 40.
10 at l4Ols. 10 at l4ois. 10 at 1904. 10 at 1908.
10 At l40is
Columbia Graphophons com, s at %.
After call
Potomac Electric ouus S., 81 600 at rz
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
COTTON RANGE.

New York. Oct D-1he range OF cottou pric.s
here today were:
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
CURB MARKET.

Furnished bs Sullivan q Co. iIn @ street
northEsst
The Washington times., 1919-02-02

c6nre out all right Everything did
I'm the end. Then suddenly
doomed absurdly the recollection OF yes
terday's kiss.
aIt Is that she doesn't like me- know
IL" he heard Amneh saying. And then,
appealingly, You will not send me ashore,
Monsieur Alan?"
why shouldn't she like you, Amneh?
She did a few days ago."
81 know. But a woman Is never mis-
taken in these things" And then again,
You will not send me ashore Monsieur
AIan?" she asked plaintively.S
"Of course not" he replied with a laugh,
haven't l. given you my word?"
And then Alan, seizing his cap, and for
getting to finish his breakfast. went quick.
Iy on deck to lose the lesser problem in the
greater. In an hour they saw the launch
put out from shore and Daoud came on
board. He wore the Bedawee kufyah or
voluminous head-dress, and kamis. or cot