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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09

Borwoon ,bitppafunuon piispofii
ninnitti taiamnllan preiioentti ellen
@eIiingin pliopston profesiorin, iu
molltusopin tobtori Sonffo @ums
merufIen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09
Suomen uutisia

SoiIintofliuanetto ia tooellisto Ia
muntautia on ollut tGdlld fofo fe-
ian alan ia mime pGiminG omot
nlainitut fulfutanoit terpepoenboito
laitafunnan ilmoitufien mtfnan,
tuntilnasti liidGntpnect.
Tobimmat taubin lemittGidt omat
toocnnGfoilesli feitt1mGton mnito,
toitenfnltaiiet tobpifoiut ia fotus
fnupusteliioilta oStctl,t beoelm1t, G.
Ii toiiin lanoen ielluiiet feittGm1ts
toanGt nolltintoaineet, ioita jofil tai
benfilo on fGiitellDt ia, mi
til Ell ole marlin epGtaipnllisto, Ii
faiiin tGiin. WpoSfin o1pot pilautlls
mt libo ia folo moarolliiia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09
SaIntaan

&aswnttipoifa, noiR 5--6 pito'
oen papDo orporopii. SebfGd bb-
min ia ilmoittafaa oiotteelIo:
1927 2arcb It. &apmono, 8osb.
Silma ia Sobu 8oltonen
y
Sos pfIifin niimero aut1ulno
ia tulcmotto. ilmoittdfon iiitn be
II Nuttnlan fonttooriin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09

Slipmen S6prplaipa Sp. ON a.
nomlt. ettl ne pbtion rabtiloimat,
iotta tetepGt matfoia l|GGnnouiiilIG
Iinioilla ia tulemat 8orffalan maia
fan iimutie awoimelta merelt1 iaas
ristoon iaiiimat, poiffeomotta Yorf
talan tltlliportioon, menn1 luoraan
Sellingin intomaan.
8altioneuposto on mpontGnpt
pbtiolle t6m1n oifeuoen fu!upan
muooen loppuun eboolla, ettG fritit
nunluotli tobelliieSti ieliraa mlfa-
nu laimaa Yorffulasta Seliinfiin
luafta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09

Observation-Disclosures Gitptiest1 on
maltioneuWosto mpontunpt 2apin-
laboen fesfusIaitofielle faboefif muo
befii ieuranpat liiGm11r1ra6ut:
rioanpitoon 10000 MT, IGdtteiiiin
5000 mf., lGmpoon ia molaiStuf-
leen 10000 ant, raienmlsten ia ia
Iliston transcription 10000 Inf.
iet1 ietalaiiiin menoibin 10000 inf.
eli faifen faiffiuon 100000 MART
fao.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-09-09

iitfiia S1iomeen I6bettdmistd
rarten 1 tufina 30
&itolemmtooiStliflin 1 trlma go
MISUNDERSTANDING 30
SiIataon ofoitteeIIa:
Giittaion 0onttori
Sronipooo. seiet.
aiitosIoaieita ei i,tIoisto u
rann umfi,ia. Ndbin tofio on t0e
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-07
High School Teams
Piling Up the Points

A basketball team that could score
= thousand points in the old days dur
ing the season usually stuck out its
chest and crowed long and loud. Here
1t is with the season barely started
and we find two teams that look as il
they would not be satisfied with less
than two thousand. "Lis" Hender-
sons bunch at Bristol who have Just
returned from successful southern
trip have piled up 27S points in seven
games played, while from the south
ern end of the state there comes It'd
ings which will make all the high
teams in this end OF the state sit up
and take notice. Bever High at Blue
Held have piled up total of 712
points In ten games played. Like Bris-
toll High, Beaver has Just finished a
successful trip in foreign field.
B6th teams will bear watching as
neither has lost a game yet. Seayer
has played most of their games abroad
and they will have the advantage OF
finishing the season on their own floor.
Beaver High schedule:
AT Home - January 8, Bramwell:
January II, Gary; January 10, Charles.
ton; February 6, Elkins; February
ID, Graham; March 5, Huntington.
February 20, Clendenning.
Abroad-January 90, Bramwell.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-07
Kingmont Team
Wants Some Games

The fast Kingwood Independents
are anxious to schedule games with
first-class teams in Western Penn
sylvania and West Virginia and have
all OF February open. in addition to
one or two games in this month.
The Independents have a strong
quintet and they are out to uphold
their claim of being the fastest floor
aggregation in northern West vir-
ginia. So far they have not lost a
game, defeating Grafton Y. NJ. c. A.,
Fairmont, Point Marion Collegians,
Altoona Triangles and several other
teams of minor importance. This
month they meet Grafton Y. NJ. c. A.
and PIT. Marion Collegians in return
games. Cumberland X. o. G.. Terra
Alta Athletics, Pittsburgh Fallible
I'VE, Keyser Collegians and one or
two others not definitely arranged.
The teams personnel is composer O.
LaRue, former Shenandoah Valley
Academy and Kiski star; PIE" White.
the fastest amateur forward outside of
college in West Virginia; H. and P.
Liston, lately of the Althouse five, one
OF the best combinations west OF the
Mississippi; Bolyard of Kingwood
High fame; Robinson, one of the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-07
CAGE SEASON OPENS
At WV. TOMORROW

BUCKHANNoN, Jan. 6.-Tomorrow
night West Virginia Wesleyan will,
open the gym doors to sport lovers for
the initial basketball game of the reg
ular basketball season. Grafton Y
was played some lew weeks ago in a
conditioning game and Wesleyan won
handily by a 6f-14 score. But Thurs
day night Dick Guy will send down his
Collegians from Pittsburgh ana there
is story with an unknown climax to
be written. The Collegians have the
best lineup in their history and while
Wesleyan boasts the greatest five in
all Buckhanuon Methodism of the past
years, nevertheless Coach Drumm will
have to di!ec: his best against the
Pittsh"rgEers to win.
The Collegians have the following
stars available and five of these will
appear against Wesleyan on Thurs
day night Byerly, Of w. and j.; Bar
rett, Campbell and Lindberg, of Pitt;
Abrams, of Tech; Main, of Allegheny.
Askin, of Denison, and Levism, of
Penn State. Byerly will play center
but just what positions will BIO graced
by the other particular stars is not
known. The public cannot doubt of
some real basketball, however, when
II is known that such men as Byerly,
Lindberg, Main and Abrams are 60
ing to work on the Wesleyan floor. In
fact, it was Byerly and Carroll, OF w.
and j. that sent Wesleyan down to de-
feat.on the Wesleyan floor last season
in 1881 gan c which the Rel and
Black grabbed.
Wesleyan has a wonderful com5ira-
ton and will in all probability start
Ross and Johnson at the forwards,
Snedegar at center and Stark and John
Rohrbough at guards. The wonderful
material is growing into condition and
with more work this lineup may be
changed. But with the work of the
past three days, it seems that these
tosserS have VICE the right to start the
game tumorrcw nigh. This Lineup
will show the untold strength of the
Wesleyan five. Snedegar played cen
ter in 1918 and Stark was a regular
guard last season. Considering the
fact that Wesleyan won II games out
Of 20 played last year and that but
one man from that five will start the
game tomorrow night, although the
1919 five returned intact, the calibre
OF the quint Coach Drumm has IN ac-
ton IS evident.
Ross, Johnson and Rohrbough were
on Duckhannon's great scholastic five
last season-a five which made a rec
ord without precedent in the annals
of basketball in West Virginia. Fish
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-07

Not cen the wisest can suppose
What this glad New Year will dis
Perhaps twill bring t'hwouId be a
a brand new champion in rogue.
IT gives one quite thrill to guess
Who'll be the champion in chess.
And we can hardly wait TO see
Who'll wear the crown in archery.
Ere next DEFENDERS come and gone
Who'll be the lawn bowls champion
And who will Wear-ah, goodness
The laurel wreath for donG--s-.
Aye, Nineteen Twenty may unfold
In skat another leader. hold
We dare not make single bet
Who'll take the checkers coronet.
Batting king? An easy Job
Twill be our old friend Tyrus Cobb
Those who sell wood alcohol should
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-07
GAINS WILL AGAIN
JUMP CENTER TO-DAY.
stadkold Fully Alive to the
Abilities OF the Lanky
Player.

MoRGANTowN, Jan. 7.-stockton
Gaines, the lengthy center for the
West Virginia basketball team, will be
back in the lineup as a regular against
Davis Elkins college this afternoon
after having ornamented the bench"
during the Yale contest last week.
Gaines did not get back for the prac-
tice previous to the Yale game and
Stadsyold found it necessary to make
shift which, 1t happened, worked
beautifully against Yale.
But Stadsvold recognizes Gaines
ability as center especially as a
jumper and to a lesser degree his abil
1t vas snot from the floor. Gaines
who played with the championship
Charleston high school team last win
ter, being its captain, high scorer, foul
shot and what-not, stands six feet and
five inches in his sock feet" and is
extremely active for man Of his d.
mansions. Gaines was generally Sc
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-07
FOOTBALL BALANCE
AT THE HIGH SCHOOL
Athletic Board Grateful for
the Support Patrons
Gave.

Although thoughts of basketball are
-1ppermost in the minds of the athletic
enthusiasts since the past football sea
son has NOT yet been transferred to
the realms OF history, it is by no
means out OF order to recall the hear
~ financial cooperation given by the
High school patrons during the recent
football season. II Is with a good deal
of satisfaction that the High School
Finance Board announces a fair bal
Ence in the treasury after having pass
ed through quite an expensive football
campaign which was caused to a large
degree by the necessity of complete
outfit of football paraphernelia.
In q statement Issued yesterday the
board Gays:
while the size of the crowds that
Witnessed the home games was indeed
gratifying STILL due to the many en-
trancaJ and the High schools inabil-
sity to cope with existing difficulties,
The balance would appear on the 9TH
sr side Of the ledger, had not the
neart and hand of the patron come to
The rescue, an act which has not only
aided the Fairmont High school boys
TO enjoy their athletics in a more
comfortable manner but has also been
q silent partner in helping to keep
Fairmont on the map SO lar as aLn-
letics Is concerned.
We must also not overlook the
very valuable aid given by DR. C. s.
Fleming and Goat" Ridgeley who so
willingly and proficiently acted as Of
ficiaas.
For next fall, the management Is
. trying TO Improve upon the schedule
TO such an extent that the football
fans will have the pleasure of seeing
teams like Parkersburg and Hunting
ton perform.
The High school wishes to take
this opportunity to present to the pa
irons an account, showing the manner
in which the money obtained through
ticket sales and subscriptions was
spent and also to publicly thank them
for their sincere and much apprecit-
ed support.
A financial statement follows:
Balance on hand at opening of
school term ..... .$9S. SO
Receipts from local ticket sales
and subscriptions ss.4S
6s7.S1
'Expenses:
For material, equipment, print
lnB ..-.......... 1854
Payment to visiting teams and
net loss on trips .1S4.71
Minor expenses ............... 1.1S
Balance Dec. 70, 1919 .s7s.OS
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-07

Five feet of keel are to be trimmed
from the Shamrock No. a. All the
Shamrocks have been trimmed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-07
FOR ITCHING TORTURE
Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo

There is one remedy that seldom
fails to stop itching torture and relieve
skin irritation and that makes the skin
soft, clear and healthy.
Any druggist can supply you with
Zemo, which generally overcomes skin
diseases. Eczema, itch, pimples, rashes,
blackheads, in most cases give way
to Zemo. Frequently. minor blemishes
disappear overnight. Itching usually
stops instantly. Zemo is a safe, anti
septic liquid, clean, easy to use and
dependable. It costs only 35c; an extra .
large bottle, S1.00. It will not stain, is
not greasy or sticky and Is positively
safe for tender. sensitive skins.
The E. W. Roe Co. Cleveland. o. j
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-07
BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and RemoveIt

DR.. EDWARDS Olive Tablets, the
substitute for calomel, act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through taking them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil. They act gently but firmly on the
bowels and liver, stimulating them to
natural action, clearing the blood. and
purifying the entire system. They do
that which calomel Goes, without any of
the bad after effects. Take one or two
every night for week and note the
'H7"'ng effect. loc and 25c a box.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-07
=.LAIE DEVELOPMENTS IN THE LOCAL SPORT WORLD !:
give set of pail bearers gloves with

give a set of pail bearers gloves with
each pint.
Some athletes pin medals all over
their chests, but one decoration more
or less means nothing to Admiral
Sims.
Bobby Mclean, the skater, has in
sured his legs for $4,000 and he must
be tempted to step off the street car
backwards.
Texas University's football mascot,
a longhorn steer, was doomed to die
and to be ea.o.. because the eleven
was beaten. It's lucky we're not West
Pointers, where they have mule
mascot.
Babe Ruth's in the movies. Babe
Ruth demands $4,000 baseball salary.
Babe Ruth's going to become a pug
Hist. Babe Ruth may join the Giants.
First thing you know we'll begin to
think Babe Ruth has a press agent.
There is great interest in ice skat-
ing this winter which provides the
magnate with another excuse for
boosting prices next summer, the
skate blades having cut the product
all to pieces.
Five feet of keel are to be trimmed
from the Shamrock No. a. All the
:Shamrocks have been trimmed.
It's all right for Promoter Cochran
to say Jack Dempsey will receive
fair and equitable amount for fight
ing Carpenter, but Jack won't box for
that much money.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-07

strongest guards ever turned out OF
Deaker Hill, and Hanst, formerly OF
A. & M. Prep, and United States Ma
val Academy.
Any teams desiring a good attrac-
ton. write n. Hoke Liston, Kingwood,
w. Va.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-07

lected on the All-state high team last
winter. Louis Gablish, team mate
OF Gaines. is also showing to good ad-
vantage on the squad but has not. yet
broken into the regular lineup.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-07

er. Hymes, Beck, Snyder and other
big stars might start, yet the above
seems quite probable.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-07

Bobby Mclean, the skater, has in
sured his legs for $4,000 and he must
be tempted to step off the street car
backwards.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-07

Some athletes pin medals all over
their chests, but one decoration more
or less means nothing to Admiral
Sims.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-24

rozkaz, ze hude jako ctvrty k
"odsouzencGm" postaven. Hid
ka, ktera zatcene pfivedla a
mela rozkaz provesti, odeprela
to a odesla. Byl povolan k to-
mu jiny vojak. Odsouzencum
rebyla dana ami moznost, ably
mohli dopsati svym pfibuz-
rym, ba do posledni chvile ne
rozumeli ani, oc Sc jedna, a te-
prve kdyz seznali, oc jde, pri-
sahali svoji nevinu a prohlaso-
vail, re vubec nestrileli.
Obzalovany prohlasuje, re
tato vypoved' dra: Zehrmanna
ie ucinena q "bezprikladne
zasti". Byl pry mezi MIN a DIR.
Zehrmanhen. napjaty pomer a
general setnika chtel dati pre-
saditi proto, ze jednou osvobo-
dill iakehosi popa, ktery byl
vylozene vyzvedacem.
V fade dalsich svedku vypo-
vidaii jeste mezi jinymi polni
kurat Ivan Serdic, ktery od-
souzence zpovidal a mel "a to,
re byli odsouzeni polnfm SOU
dem. Teprve cd neho zvedeli,
proc mali bJti popraveni a u
list ovali no, re v1bec nestfi-
leli. Chtal zpoved' protahnou.
Ii, ale z chovani sc straze vi.
del, ze musi iiz ukonciti. By
rozrusen jako nikdy We sven
zivote.
Generalni pluk. Tersztyans
zky, nejvys$i velitel V Sabat
sk6m uzemi, chtel popravu, {
niz mu referovano, zmaritl
| Postal pobocnfka sveho Karls
Thuna do Sabace automobi
lem, ale bylo jiz po poprave
Jako svedci vystoupili pa
pri liteni prime FIR. Hohenloh'
hr. Moric Esterhazy, kter
svedcili gen. Luetzendorfov
ovsem vse rejlepsi.
Soud Sc cdebral k porade
cdsoudil pax generala Luetzel
, Gorfa pro zlocin verejneho na
sill ku 6 m6sicum tezkeho pre-
: fosnlho v6zeni, ponevadz da
vojaky popraviti, misto ably j
byl odevzdal radnemu sondt
Vzhledem k tomu, re soud h
povazdie "a zaslouzileho vojt
: ka, bvla mu ponechana dustc
, nicka hodnost. Coz vSecko al
5 jinak We Vidni nemohlo dopaf
nout, kdyz sc prece jednalo
o povrazdeni jeD ceskych voJs
XII -!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-24
Ziznivy cisar.

V jistem mestecku jiznim
Tyrolsku postavili jeSte V dobe
valky pomnik cisari Karlu, ale
jezto umelec pouzil ma posta-
VII panovnika kamene, podle-
hajiciho desti, postavili
nlu obGanc mad hlavou dreve-
nou ochrannou strechu. Nyni
' nedostatku paliva neznamy
obcan odnesl stfechu a napsal
ma pomnik: Strecku 81 bsrl at
na Karlicka prsi. On byyal rad
namocen!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-24
VRAH CESKYCH VOJAKO
ODSOUZEN - K 6MESfC-
NtMU "PROFOSNfMU
VEZENf"!

HFoU NlQGlaShy III u CoIiliii
senatem zodpovidal sc patek
byvaly general pechoty Kazi-
mir Luetzendorf ze zloclnu
vrazdy, ponevadz dne 18. srp-
ia 1914 dal v Sabaci popraviti
tri voJaky sanitni: Frant. Buz-
ka, JOS. Douhlika a j. Eberta.
V obzalobe bylo uvedeno: Zmi
neneho dne objevila Sc Saba
ci, kde byl general Luetzen-
corf divisnim velitelem, voJen-
ska hiidka Sc tremi spoutany-
nj vojaky ptala Sc, kde je
voienske velitelstvi divisni.
Setnik Klein Tekl, nacez velitel
| hlidky predlozil mu listek, v
nemz mistni velitel Klenak o.
znamuje, ze svobodnik j. E.
bert vojaci zdravotniho od-
ueleni Buck a Douhlik byli
zatceni pfedesleho dine, jak ma
Ebfehu Savy We stavu zcela zpi-
t6m kolem sebe strileli pu-
SEX. Setnfk predal listek gene
ralu Luetzendorfovi, a ten, a.
nix by vec vysetTil a zatcene
dial vyslechnouti, jednoduse
rozkazal, ably provinilci byli
pobiti. Setnik Klein rozkaz sd6
, lii SNtnimu profosovi Paulinl-
mu vyzval pry no, ably voja-
| ky "Setrn6' bajonety popra'
! vii. paklize by strelbou mohl
byti ohrozeri JIM lide. Zatce
nj byli take bajonety ubodan
2 die /, sech znamek nejkrutej
sim zpusobem susmrceni. Pc
, vykonan6 poprave zadal set
nix Klein generala Luetzen
dorfa, aby na listek mu potvr
| dill rozkaz. Ten napsal: "Po
, prava vykonana. Luetzendort
polni podmarsalek".
V zalobe Sc dale uvadi. q
toto jednari bylo protizakon
( ne, jezto j kdyby byli pfi pie
neni pf'istizeni, bylo by Sc mu
silo zavesti S mimi vysetrovan
a popraveni mohli byti jen teh
: dy, kdyby Sc jednab zlocir
a ktery by mel byti odstrasuj
: cim pTikladem potrestan. A
G neiake obrane z nouze tax
O remdze byti reel.
/, Obzalovany prohlasuje S
u nevinnym a uvadi, re byl tel
j dy velmi zamestnan zatc'
v nych ami nespatifl - nasleG
O KEN rozcileni dlouhotrvaji
strelbou byly jeho dusevni S
t. ly znacne ochable. Mel Ia t
ze stanicni velitelstvi vec j
vysetrilo a ze Sc jednalo doko
j. oe o pleneni, take - trek
ii re S tezkym srdcem naridil p
l. pravu! Phi tom vSem vyklada
i, jaky byi veliky vojak, ktel
h nikdy zadnou bitvu neprohri
d. Cisari pand veren byl - di
4 re nespustii jeste "Gott erhs
n te".
Mezi vypoved'mi svedeck
ia mi cten take protokol setnik
Il auditora dra. Zehrmann
- jenz byl tehdy pridelen sluze
IL re do Sabace. a nynl jest
xy Brne. Dr.. Zehrmann vypra'
.e, Jak tehdy profos Paulini pfis
o. < nemu cely zniceny a tresou
Sc a adeloval mu, jaky dost
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-24

"Cetl isl tom novem vtna-
leu? Budou pry Sc ted prdni-
tat biografech snimky lpfi |
DENIM svetle." - ITO zaIi,e !
biografy! We dine Sc nemoh lou
parky ma sebe tax mackatf.."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-24
NATIONAL SYSTEM OF
BAKERIES

otevrou tento tyden novy stor v
(. .64O1 FLEET AVE-, kdez dfi-
We byl Warsaw Hotel a Buffet.
Obcane v tamnejsfm okoli
obdrzf kdykoliv cerstve a chut-
ne pecivo a odbocka tato je v
stalem spojeni S obchodem v (.
$500 Broadway. Obslulfa vzor-
ma.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-01
Motor Company Has Plan to Identify
 Stolen Auto Tires

To protect customers, the Lowell Motor company keeps a record of the serial numbers of all Gates half soles, in which the company special izes and of all new tires sold. By this method tires that are stolen and that have been purchased from or have passed through the hands of the Lowell Motor company, may be read fly identified.
 Deputy Sheriffs of Lowell. who cap tured still last week in a house at 92 Upper Lowell, found four Gates half soles in the house. There was reason to suppose that the tires had been stolen but they were at loss at first as to how to identify them. They finally were referred to the Lowell Motor company and through it's records of serial numbers it was found that the tires belonged to Matt Kashi. They had been stolen from his car several weeks ago when it was left standing in Sulphur Springs valley.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-01
BOTTOM DROPS
 OUT IF SUGAR
Associated rrtss Ltssed wi,sJ


 NEW YORK, Aug. 31~ Whether the price of sugar after it's quick de cline of last week has reached bot tom or is due for further drops was the subjects of conjecture today among dealers. some of whom are said to stand to lose heavily if addi- tiOnal breaks occur.
 The concensus of opinion among traders y<s that many heavy losses were not to be expected. All agreed that profits would be materially cur tailed and in some cases would have to be foregone completely 10 avoid more serious consequences should leSsened demand force the market still lower.
 "The bottom fell out of the mar ket," one large dealer said today shortly after the demand for domes- tic consumption and export failed to absorb huge quantities of sugar which poured in from nearly every country. including China, Japan and Central European points. such as the. Bal kans and Czecho-Slovakia.
 From a high of over 25 cents for refined sugar, the price gravitated rapidly to 17, with frequent offerings at l5 cents from speculators who feared the end of the decline had not been reached.
 Today one refinery yielded to con- tinued pressure. cutting to 16 cents for granulated, or one cent under other refineries and about eight cents below highest prices of the summer
 The best bid for Cuban raw sugar was & cents cost and freight. The early summer high for the same commodity was 25 cents.
 A general unsettling of the trade with a return to profit scales of two years ago would be the most notice able consequences, it was predicted.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-01
Sink New Shaft in
 Junction Workings

The Junction shaft of the C. x A. company, which is being sunk 500 feet from the 1900 level. has been put down 35 feet As was expected when the work was started. it has been found that the flow of water in the shaft increases steadily as if goes down The flow has increased from about 20 inches daily in the shaft alone to about 100 inches daily.
 In the power plant the c. & A. company is changing six boilers and adding two new ones. Two new stacks for the new boilers will be added in a few days. IL is expected that the increase in power will be ample to care for all needs of the shaft
 The ventilating shaft that is being sunk below the Briggs shaft will be down in a few days From the bot tom of the shaft it will he necessary to drift about 50 feet to connect with the mine workings.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-01
NEW YORK COPPERS

Anaconda ................... 212 Butte ..................... 1912 Cerro de Pascoe .... 39
 Chino ...........-.... 23K Greene Cananea ........... 26A Inspiration ............. 46
 Kennesaw ............. 241s Miami ................. 1912 Nevada Consolidated ........ 10& Ray Cons. ............ 15% Shattuck 9
 Utah ..................... 61&