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Evening journal., 1919-11-11
MARKET HIGHER
AS MINERS SUBMIT

NEW YORK. Nov. ii. United Press
News OF the calling or Of the bi
luminous miners strike was received
on Wall Street before the stock mar
kct opened today. Prices at the open
ing were higher than The previous
close. Gcaeral Motors advancing ih,
at 3si.
United States Steel opened at i05&,
up .; L. 5. Rubber, i29. up y; Central
Leather, iO2A, up IA; Bethlehem B.,
100, up 2is; Lackawanna steel. 93+,
up 2as Marine. 5I3s. up q; American
Sugar. 1854. up "a; Baldwin. 1914, M
2h: Southern Pacific. i0s%, up =, and
Trans-conlinenial. GiE. up u.
The money market opened weak. De-
mand sterling at il2h, equalled its
low record low. Franc checks made Q
new low at 9.37. on Il centimes. Lire
demand Off % centimes was quoted
at 1899.
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RED GROSS ACTIVE
ON ARMlSTICE DAY
lcnr,inned From Page One.l

Continued From Page One.l
stand why any one should hesitate 10
pay their dollar and become members.
Fifty cents Of each dollar will be re-
tanned in this State for work here and
the remaining nifty cents will be used in
this country. But it's all for use In
America, not a penny going abroad.
So many requests came to Henry p.
Scott, chairman for Delaware from
workers who were either late in getting
started on the campaign or who were
held up temporarily for some reason,
asking that they be permitted to COM
plete the work assigned TO them, that
Mr.. Scott has sanctioned their cOntinu-
ing for a few days until they have I'm
ished. But those who have finished
their campaigning are urgently re-
quested 70 bring their returns at once
10 headquarters and make a report. so
that as speedily as possible, some idea
may be gained as 70 how the drive has
succeeded.
Il is hoped that by the end Of this
week all Of the workers will have com
pleted their tasks and that something
definite in the way % a report may be
available.
Planning for today's celebration in
terfered largely with many Of the
workers. They were responding TO the
call 10 parade this afternoon, and as a
consequence the work originally map
ped out for today will have 10 be done
tomorrow.
More than one hundred members
were reported from the Hilles and
Jones plant by Mrs. L. A. Kittlnger and
Mrs. James II. Downs and Mrs Ethel
p. Staniar who have ably assisted her
at this plant. The oiilce and clerical
force OF the plant responded 100 per
cent.
Among the churches that have re-
Evening journal., 1919-11-11

The miners strike was ordered in a
call sent on October 10. The national
officers were authorized by national
convention held in Cleveland in July to
call the strike II their demands were
not met. These demands include SIX
hour day. a five day week and sixty per
conf increase i'm wages. After confer
ences were held in Buffalo and Wash
ington mine operators refused TO ac-
cede the mems demands. Ihe strike
was ordered.
President Wilson declaring the strike
was Illegal, appealed to the miners to
Withdraw with the strike order. Al
meeting OF the executive council, the
district presidents and the scale com
mitiee seld i'm Indianapolis on October
20 the miners leaders refused 70 agree
TO the President request and the strike
order stood.
The strike went into effect at mid
night October 81. Four hundred nous
and miners-the full membership OF
the unionAduit work. Coal production
was reduced by - per cent. The entire
supply Of coal that was above ground
would have been exhausted in three
weeks from the time the strike started,
TO estimates.
The first step in the court action
which brought the Withdrawal OF the
strike order. was taken before Judge A.
B. Anderson in United states district
court here on october 81.
Judge c. B. Ames, assistant United
Sattes Attorney General asked for a
temporary restraining order preventing
union officials from furinerlns the
Evening journal., 1919-11-11

Administration officials were still
grave today as they believed that al
though a victory had been won. the end
was not yet. The nations coal supply
is very low. due 20 the tieup Of more
than a week, and mining records
must be broken If a shortage is not TO
be experienced, 10 was learned. The
most optimistic officials felt the miners
probably would not be I'm a mood to
break records
The surrender OF the strike leaders
left the American Federation Of Labor
In a rather awkward position, It ap-
peared early today. Sunday night the
executive council Of The Federation is
sued a fighting statement, pledging full
support TO the miners and denouncing
the court 10 now seems that the Fed
Grafton will have nothing TO support,
despite its belligerent stand unless itI
takes over control and direction Of the
mine strike and goes ahead with IT,
despite the action OF the miners lead
ers. This possibility was being dis
cussed here today.
The executive council OF the A. F..
OF l.. was to meet again late today.
The council will discuss the decision
OF officials Of the United Mine Workers
TO comply with the order Of Judge An
derson and call of the coal strike.
4 majority Of the council believes
the miners made grave mistake" in
deciding TO withdraw The strike or
der. one member OF the executive
council said here early today.
Council members were nearly unani-
nous in the belief that the rank and
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BRAIN TESTS
BY Sam Lloyd.
90 MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS.
No. 25i.
BY sam Lloyd.

Casey says: 81 am satisfied that
some cows have more sense than
the average man. My old brindle
was standing five feet from the
center OF the bridge when she spied
The lightning express, just twice the
length OF the bridge from the en-
trance. coming at a ninety-mile-an-
hour clip. She did not waste the
forty-eleventh part Of a second in
IDLE speculation, but just dashed to-
war the train and saved herself by
the narrow margin OF one foot
whereas, II she had followed the
human instinct OF running away
from the train, three inches Of her
rear would have been caught on the
bridge. IL would be a great thing
II some people who are slow in
making up their minds were placed
In the position OF that cow, when
they had TO think quick"
Cl1 you figure out the length OF
that bridge?
ANSWER TO No. 253.
The cheese j. divided into 2
pieces by the first cut; INTO 4 by the
second; 9 by the third: IS by the
fourth; 26 by the fifth and i2 by the
sixth.
Copyright, 1919, by sam Loyd
Evening journal., 1919-11-11

sponded well are West Presbyterian,
Grace and ST. Paul's NJ. E., st. Johns
p. f., Hanover Presbyterian and Uni
tartan.
$. d. Townsend who has cnarge OF
the campaign in New Castle county,
said today that he had not received
final reports from any section but that
many Of them reported good returns,
some in excess OF last year. Because Of
the rain today, II is not likely that any
district will be able 10 make a final re-
port tonight or tomorrow, but will
"clean up their district tomorrow or
next day.
Evening journal., 1919-11-11
HARTLOVE STORE
AGAIN Is RORBED
lConti1lued From Page ON.

Of guns. Today was the eighth rob-
berry reported to the police by Mr.. Hart
love within the past two years, and the
second one within the past month. Mr..
Hartlove is greatly discouraged and
said today that had the police not been
Informed Of the robbery this morning
by members Of the Washington Fire
Company, who discovered it, he would
not have entered any complaint
To gain entrance the thieves chiseled
their way through four steel bars five
eighths OF an inch thick, that covered
the outside Of the windows leading
Evening journal., 1919-11-11

strike and from paying strike benefits.
The appeal was granted. Judge Ander-
son last Saturday issued a mandatory
order demanding union officials recall
the strike order before p. m, today.
Striking miners, according to figures
compiled today, from statistics OF the
Department OF Labor. lost siIO0000O
during the eight working days .hey
were out. This is based on an average
loss Of $40 per man for i25,O0O men
reported out.
Evening journal., 1919-11-11
IINERpnnL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. n. united Pressl
-spols opened In fair demand today
with prices easy. Sales amounted tc
1000 bales. Receipts ioialled iOoo4
bales, including 10000 American, fu-
lures opened steady
American middlings fair, 29-A6; good
mlddllngs, 26si; full middlings, 26ti
middllngs, 2j3l; low middllngs. ZOO
good ordinary. 209i; ordinary, 1921.
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DEATHS

SoIiSG~fS this city. on November II.
1919 william =. Young, or No. 20, f.
Twenty third street, aged so years.
Funeral services and intermcnt strictly
private. at the conveniences OF the family.
PIERCE-Af Holly Oak. Del, Harry Leslie
Pierce. beloved husband Of Helen a.
Pierce. aud brother Of Clarence W.
Charles u. and George A. Pierce
Funeral az convenience 1of the family.
Chicago papers please copy.
GRIMES-At Belefonte, Del, on November
o. 1919, Myrtle, daughter or Leroy ana
NLillian Grimes. aged years.
Funeral services at the residence or her
pnreuts on Wednesday afternoon, NOfem-
her - az 230 o'clock. lnterment private
MURPHY-In this city, on November ~
1919. Catharine. wife OF John J. Murphy
Relatives and friends are invited 70 at
tend the funeral from her late residence,
No 7O5 s. Broome street. on Wednesday
at o'clock. Requiem mass at
Sd. Elizabeth's Church. lnterment at Ca
thedral cemetery.
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nanny L. PIERCE DEAD.

Harry Leslie Perez died today, at
Holly Oak. lie Is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Helen A. Pierce. and by
three brothers. Clarece W., Charles F..
and George A. Pierce. The family
came from Chicago.
Evening journal., 1919-11-11
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, Nov. II. United Press
The cotton market opened irregular
today: December sold at N75, on .
January, $40. up 20; March, 36so,
up 81
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Chief Recalls
Their Strike Order TODAY
tContlnued from page one.l

officials he the sentiment
in favOrO Of with the order
being called yellow by the
strike order" said district president
be anarchists We Americans
and place our before union
Of foreign countries declared they would
Evening journal., 1919-11-11
CIuCAcO CRAIN.

CHICAGO. Nov. II. United press).-
Opening grain: -
Corn. Dec, 1924; May, i25A@h.
oats. Dec Of; May, 7i$@iA.
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Government TO Ask NeW
Wage Scale For Miners
lronllnnrd trnm pare nnel

Prom
10
DO permitted iOier about the
learned
complied with the courts orders
ends authorities
must to this critical
II A.
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NON-sIpPOnT ORDERs.

In Municipal Court this morning
Deputy Judge Finger fixed a permanent
order Of si5 a week against Raymond
II. Stout for the support Of his wife and
one child.
The order against William Englc-
hardt was reduced 90 $40 a week, on his
application. with the instruction that
he pay 81 weekly ON the arrears OF sii.
Evening journal., 1919-11-11
uwaNI,Ns FAT TOMORROW.

The Klwanls Clubs will meet for
luncheon in the Hotel dupont, az noon
tomorrow. As yet no speaker has
been obtained.
Evening journal., 1919-11-11

The Want Ads offer many solutions
Of how to turn available articles into
cash for the coming two weeks
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rAuu nm TUANI,s

The family Of Mrs. sarah 4. Atkins, or
No 1929 Walnut street wish 10 thank rea
tlveE, friends and employees OF the ~
rites Co. for their kindness and sympathy
In their recent bereayement.'
Evening journal., 1919-11-11
~ uEMoRINM.

In sad hut loving remembrance OF my
dear mother. Ellen NJ. Bishop, who de-
parted this life November n, 1912
Daughter Mrs Chas. Broadbent'
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-02
FIRST war BRIDES
ARRIVE IN STATES
CRv Review Leased wiren


NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The Ameri-
can steamship Plattsburg, which to-
day arrived here with 1851 troops. in
cluding the S23rd machine gun bat
talon, u officers and asa men of the
SSTd division; machine gun company,
5 officers and 159 men of the 33Oth
infantry of the SSrd, and a number of
casual companies of New York troops
and brought also 6 officers and 222
men who are convalescing from
wounds was the first troop ship TO
bring English war brides of Amer
lean soldiers to this port On board
were the wives of three officers aud
u enlisted men, some accompanying
their husbands and some whose hus-
bands had returned on other ships.
There was one war baby" on the
ship. William Robert John Lewis.
Jr., who came over with his mother
to see his father for the first time.
The father returned several weeks
ago and last week was discharged
from debarkation hospital here with
his seventh wound healed
Lieut.. ". w. de Rade of Buffalo
met his bride in a convaleScent camp
where he was recovering and she was
ministering to the invalids.
Lieut.. Henry o. Wyatt of Rich
mond, Va, said he made three trips
from England to Scotland to win his
1S-year-old bride. who was an ac-
quaintance of a Scottish soldier he
had ''chummed" with.
Pvt. G. d. Johnson of Brooking, S.
D.. attached TO an aviation squadron.
first met his bride on official bust
ness" She was a clerk in the British
air service at Blandenford, England.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-02
BETTER SCHOOLSFOR
MEXICANS PLANN ED

4 better system of handling the
Mexican scholars in the public schools
of the Warren district now is being
considered by the board of education
and faculty. and soon should bear
fruit in the form of a school house
situated at some central point in the
district, devoted to. the education of
MeXicans, according to announcement
made yesterday by MISS Gregg, as.
sistant superintendent of schools in
the district.
When American and Mexican chill
dren are together in the schools, the
MeXicans are prone to exhibit signs
OF being handicapped insofar as keep.
ing ~ with classes is concerned by
the difference in tongue, home Gus
TOMS and other points of racial differ
ence. Ii is planned TO obviate this to
Il large eAieut by introduction of a
new system to be used from the first
to TIE sixth Grades.
In order 70 better acquaint the boys
and girls of the Mexican schools with
American customs and habits, an
apartment furnished completely viii
be maintained at the school. The
children from the primary to the
sixth grade will pass through a course
of Instruction in American household
usage, learn the names of every article
IN common use and at the same time
be taught domestic science. Girls
will learn the proper way to make
beds, sweep, wash, iron, cook, mend
and all other branches of home-mak-
ing. The boys will be taught shoe
making, woodwork, adobe and cement
work and printing.
The work will be so arranged, in
fact, that it will dovetail with the sys-
TEN of vocational education which is
being installed in the local schools
under the provisions of the new ma
uonal vocational training law. 1t also
Is the hope of the school board and
faculty that a greater number of
Mexican children may be prevailed
upon in this way to complete the hish
school course.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-02

iona, is hereby established, and
hereafter shall be as follows: =
Commencing at a point from which
the Southeast corner of Lot 1
Block >, in the City of Bisbee. bears
North e 40 W. 61.74 feet, which
point is on the center line of o. X.
Street, at an elevation of 5,995.71
feet, this elevation being determined
from the United States Geological
Survey Bench Mark, located at the
Southwest corner of the Phelps
Dodge Mercantile Company's store
Building, in the City of Bisbee:
thence on rising grade of 9.6ec for
1884 feet, at which point the eleva-
ton is 5,S05,26 feet; thence on a
rising grade of $40 for 1886 feet;
at which point the elevation is
5,S10.65 feet; thence on a level
srade for % feet, at which point the
elevation is 5.S10.65 feet; thence on
rising grade of $3.50 for 174.7
feet, ar which point the elevation is
5.S22-2S feet; thence on a rising
srade of $3.50 for 1896 feet. at
which point the elevation is 5.SS7SI
teet; thence on a rising grade of
S.4'fo for 1856 feet. At which point
the elevation is 5.S7I.57 feet, thence
on 4 rising grade of 1O.47ee for 1858
ieeL 1t which point the elevation is
5,4O2.S feet; thence on rising grade
Of 1910 for 999S feet. at which
point the elevation is 5,4O46I feet;
thence on rising grade of 4.57es
for 299.7 feet. at which point the
elevation is 5,41S.S1 feet: thence on
rising grade of $500 for 99.S5
iect. AZ which point the elevation is
5,42S.79 feet.
Section s All ordinances. and
parts os ordinances, in conflict with
the provisions hereof. are hereby re,
pealed
Section 9. This ordinance shall
take effect. ana be in force from and
after It's passage, approval and pub
iC8tion
Passed. adopted and approved,
this the 2lst day of January, 1919.
JACOB ERICKSON,
Al iEoi Mayor
NJ. L. BUTLER.
City Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-02

BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor
md Common Council Of the City of
3isbee:
Section 1. That the grade of the cen
er line OF Main Street, N the CITY of
3lsbee, Arizona, is hereby established.
nd hereafter shall be as follows:
commencing at a point from which
ne Southwest corner of the Fair
;uilding bears North 46s So E. 1928
eet; the Northwest corner of the An
.uis Building bears S. 70 IL E. 3244
Get: the Southeast corner of the
acks Building bears North 52' o.
V. 20 feet; the elevation of which
ONT is 5,3O9.71 feet, determined from
he United States Geological Survey
ench Mark, on the Southwest cor
er Of the Phelps-Dodge Mercantile
ompany's Store Building, in the CITY
Blsbee; thence in an easterly direc-
on on minus grade of 1850 for 1872
Get, at which point the elevation is
.5O5-S1 feet; thence on a minus grade
1 2-95fo for pa feet, at which point
lie elevation is 5,2964 feet.
Sec. 2. That the grade of a portion
1 Tombstone Canyon, in the City of
--SDcOs ~ ALOur1- - nCIGUN established.
al hereafter shall be as follows:
commencing at a point numbered l.
rom which corner number of the
lorse Shoe Mining Claim, in the War
en- Mining District bears North 4O0
1 w. 199.3S feet, the elevation of
-hich point is 5,6S2 feet, this eleva-
on being determined from the United
itates Geological Survey Bench Mark.
t the Southwest corner of the PHELPS
Dodge Mercantile Company's Store. in
ne City of Bisbee: Thence South So
21s w. 1906 feet, on rising grade
[ 9.74fe. at which point the elevation
5 5,7Ol.4 feet: Commencing AT cor
er numbered 1, thence in a North
asterly direction on a minus grade of
1860 for 1896 feet, to a point num-
'ered >, at which point the elevation
5,565.65 feet: thence on i minus
grade of $3.50 for 299.S feet, at which
point numbered 3, the elevation is
i,554.65 feet: thence on a minus grade
If 1850 for 1898 feet, at which point
numbered Z, the elevation is 5.547.S6
-eet: thence on q minus grade of
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-02
BACK ACHE
Timber Up With Penetrating
HamIin's Wizard oil

A harmless and effective prepare.
ton to relieve the pains of Rheuma-
tiSm, Sciatica, Lame Back and Lunn-
bago is Hamlin's Wizard Oil. 1t pen
etrates quickly, drives out soreness.
and hmbers up stiff aching joints and
muscles.
You have no idea how useful IL
will be found in cases of every day
aiiment or mishap, when there is
need or an immediate healing, anti
septic application, as in cases of
sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites
and Stings.
Get 1t from druggists for so cents.
1t not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick
headacheS lust try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, so
cents. Guaranteed.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-02
Legal Notices.
ORDINANCE PA

AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING
e THE GRADE LINES OF CERTAIN
r E E 7 S, AND PORTIONS
THEREOF, WITHIN THE CITY OF
BISBEE, ARIZONA.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-02
Furnished Rooms

WILCOX -Four lots. next I
depot ~ rooms, furnished. tele
Phone - shade. two fruit trees;
good trade; rich mines Is miles
east. traffic here. $4,000. H. P
Box AS, Wilcox, Ariz. 2S4
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-02

iARNUM'S BOOKS BRING HOME
THE BACON-Big books, big sell
ers, big records, big terms, big bust
ness War book. Roosevelt book.
Best bank reference. Big outfit
free. The R. c. Barnum company.
1O6 So. LaSaIle street, Chicago. 274
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-02

FOR RENT-Three furnished room
for light housekeeping. Sc Uppe
Lowell, across second track frol
depot. %
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-02
Miscellaneous

EWARD the return Of a heavy
dark brown overcoat picked UP in
Central theater Thursday night, had
Phelps Dodge label in, and gloves in
pocket a J. Fairclough, Phelps
Dodge store, Lowell, or phone SI4.
2S6
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-02

BIG SCOOP ON WAR BOOKS-Pa-
uiotic insert for soldiers or sailors
photograph and military record.
gives US big scoop on war book with
introduction by General March.
Roosevelt book with introduction bv
TAFT Y sales in one day, IS in
three hours. Outfit free. Act
quick. H L. Baldwin company.
Rockefeller Bldg, Cleveland Ohio.
275
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-02

FOR RENT-Two furnished fro1.
rooms for light housekeeping. Sta
club. "a
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-02

FOR RENT-Housekeeping room. ;
Upper Lowell. across from Lowe
depot. 10
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-02
Money to Loan

QUICK LOANS-On your per.
sonal note to salaried men and wo-
mer, also on furniture. Cox Loan
company, Room z. Sparks Kline
building. 166
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-02

- Done at BaIgav
house, Temby avenue. 27I
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-02

AGENTS. EITHER SEX-For com
plete History World War, 50 book.
90 per cent commission. Agents
making 81 a day. Life OF RoOse-
welt" same prices, same terms.
Send 20 cents for both outfits. F.
B. Dickerson Co., Detroit. Mich. 2S5
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-02
Agents Wanted

AGENTS WANTED-Make money by
selling an article that sells itself.
Box Y, Review. ga
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-02

FOR RENT-Furnished apartment i.
cement block house back of FL Pas,
house Lights and water furnishe,
"a.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-02

FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
No children. Clarity house, Jone
hill 20;
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-02
Female Help Wanted

WANTED Experienced married wo-
man to work in kitchen Warner
dining room 3O1
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-02

FOR SALE-Uncalled Tor suits. II.
Levin, Lowell, Ariz. 597
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-02

FOR RENT-In Highland park, 81,
garage $3.50, coy three-roOm bung
low, partly furnished, electric light
and spring water free. Apply ]. (
Finney, ST., phone 257, care Uncl.
Jim's, Brewery Gulch. IS.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-02

Here's Just bit of advance news
as to what will be worn this coming
spring. Here is one of the very
choicest of the early spring models.
Brown duvetyn in loose box effect
with tan broadcloth vestee is the
combination.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-02

FOR RENT-Large office room. goo
location Apply to NJ. c. High. re;
estate. Office, Allen block. 81