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The New York herald., 1920-01-23
SAILED.

Strs Black Arrow. Constanza. &c: Fl Siglo. Gal
weston; Italia (Br). Naples. &c; Mineoa Guaya-
quill; City Of Cornth (Br), Colombo.
Strs Lenape. Charleston and Jacksonville; vau-
ban (Br, Liverpool; Kandahar (Br), Port Said
Princess Anne. Norfolk and Newport News; Cibao
(Nor), Kingston.
Str Rosalie Maheny. Norfolk mot previously.
The corrected reading Of the barometer (reduccd
10 sea leveD at New York on Thursday. Jan D.
1890, at s AN, as reported by the United States
Weather Bureau, was thirty and sixty-two hun.
dredths (30.62) inches. This closely approximates
seven hundred and seventy and seven ten tbs
GII.O millimetres. Captains Of all vessels now
lying in or near the ports of New York and Brook
yn can advan geously the above official data
for observing whether their own barometers re-
auire any considerable correction or adjustment.
Wind at sandy Hook. s PM, NE, ~ miles
showing: thick; moderate sea. At City Island al
sunset, NV, fresh breeze; thick snow light ses
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
By United States Naval Communica-
tion Service.

Afoundria 176 miles Usttetss PM eist.
Apcon zoo miles : Ambrose light vessel noon 2ist.
Antietam JO6 miles w Sand Key noon 2ist
Alabama Il, miles Sw Montank noon 21st.
Allertown 20 miles 5 Baltimore noon I'D
Apachc ~ miles Sw Diamond Shoa I:lo IN 2lst.
Arlington ~ miles Vineyard Haven an .ist'
Bakersfield 400 miles Cacos Islands PM 2lst.
Baldbutte 800 miles 2 by Lobos Island noon
21st
Bayway passed Sand Key noon 2lst.
Rrfrdo ~ miles " Cape Henlopeu noon nd.
Brasher lat 40 07 N, Ion g. % w. noon 2ist
Calnma -es 113 miles w Havana noon 21st.
Cabrire go miles Tsmpco noon 22d
Caracas 123 miles 5 Scotland light vessel noon
22d.
Carrillo IA miles s Ambrose light vessel 2cd.
Chappcll Ias8f 20 n. lou ~ 30 w neon ed
Chestnut Hill 2iI miles sw Diamond shoal noon
2od.
City Of Columbus IS miles Sw Gay Head noon
Cold Springs lat 80 oe n. Ion 80 30 w, noon 2ist.
Comet if5 miles y Scotland light vessel noon 2ist
Contoocook lat ~ 81 ~ loo rs 10 W, noon 2ist.
Cowan . miles W Shinuecock noon I'D.
Cowiche 20 miles NE Cape Charles noon I'D.
Crahtrec passed Five Fathom Bank light vessel
AM I'D.
% Giscoficld passed Jupiter noon 2lst.
Dacre Castle lat 20 r. n. Ion "a o5 w poou 2fst.
Douora 400 miles Cape Henry PM 21st
Easterner lat 81 n. lon Al OF w noon 2ist.
Eastport lat ~ y, Ion 81 80 W. noon 2ist.
Ddeliyn 1900 miles Ambrose light vessel mid
night 2ist
Edward pierce I 100 miles r by Cape Henry
noon 21st.
Edward l. Doheny. Jr. miles y Navassa Island
noon 21st
III Mundo 10 miles S Jupiter noon I'D.
Ei Norte go miles Galveston 22d
vi Vale 30 miles Jupiter noon 2lst.
Eocenc 20 miles n Jupiter noon 22d.
Espara PA miles Boston noon 22d.
Firmooro lat 80 IS ~ lon "a II ", noon eist
Francis ~ miles sE Cape Henry PM 2ist
Frederick n Kellogg $50 miles Sc South Pass noon
22d.
a , tf..~ Ia, ~ ~ ~ 10 "A AZ W rnnn OF,
Gulflard rs miles SW Nantucket Shoals noon 22d
Gulfcii % miles Fowey Rocks noon 21st
Gulf Queen 10 miles Jupiter noon 2cd
Gulfstrcam l22 miles ENE Sabine bar noon I'D.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
Americans Start
Big Work in Greece

The caverns and misty caves OF the noun
tain range Parnassus. once the abode OF
Apollo and the nine lissome MUSES., are
to be invaded by the picks and shovels
of an American engineering firm, and
Athens. which in ancient days rivalled
Rome with the ragnificence of it's aque-
ducts. has looked to American ingenuity
to build il a new one.
These iconoclastic items were related
by Thaddeus Merriam. formerly deputy
chief engineer of the New York water
supply system, who was one of the LOG
first class passengers arriving yesterday
from Mediterranean ports aboard the Pan
nonia, of the Cunard line.
Mr.. Merriam and w. T.. Smith went to
Athens recently as representatives of the
New York engineering firm of Ford. Ba-
con g. Davis. TO consult with Greek gov
ernment officials concerning that coun-
try's forty million dollar project 10 sup
ply its capital with water. Details of the
scheme have been partly worked out and
placed before the Greek government for
approval, he said. The construction Of a
modern aqueduct would require about
four years, and 5000 laborers would be
employed.
Deaths, OF two children occurred among
the 1871 steerage passengers in the last
five days Of the voyage.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str South Pole. Rotterdam Jan for New York
lost her propeller and Is being towed to the Azores
by str Berwyn, Galveston for Havre.
A wireless message from the chief officer of IN,
American hawaiian str Alaskan, hound from Rot
terdam TO Baltimore, states that Capt Maynard
Young. master Of the vessel. died and buried
at sea Jan ~.
BOSTON. Jan c2-str Arlington from Norfolk
for Boston ran aground on Half Moon shoal. of
Cape Cod, early today. but later floated and pro
coeded.
GALVESTON. Tex. Jan 1s-sevoral small Graf
with wrecking crew sailed yesterday for tho
wreck of str John NJ Emery near the mouth Of
the Brazos River: the Emery In 8 feet OF
water Tuesday and imbcdded in the sand or :
feet; water was 10 feet In engine room
HALIFAX, Jan 2o-str wakulia. from New
York for Havre. arrived here AZ PM today leak
ing; has feet Of water in hold.
22d-Str West Carnlfax. La palice for New
York. In ballast. advised by wireless this after
noon from a position 2t0 miles southeast Of Halt
fax that she had feet OF water in No hold.
that her pumps were chokcd and that the water
was gaining ~ the rate or inches daily. She
hoped to reach New York without assistance pro-
viding more moderate weather prevailed.
Str Cassandra (Br) was damaged in collision
with tug w Rocbllng while docking hero late
today. The tug ranmcd the port bow Of the
liner. smashing hole above the water line. The
tug was slightly damaged.
LONDON. Jan 22Str wabash. from New York,
arrived at Bordeaux with port bow damaged
damage sustained through stress Of weather. esti-
mated at about GO0OOf: delay OF 10 days.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Jan tG--Str Asuncon
from San Pedro for this port. went ashore on
Point Cavallo; vessel was later floatcd after
cargo Of oil was discharged into barge.
ST GEORGE. Bermuda. Jan 22-The hulk Of
schr Gortynia Greek. which was wrecked last
saturday off the Bermudas while on her way from
Charleston, SO. TO Spanish port. has been towed
into this barbor. wireless message received
here from passing steamer says that two sur.
vivors, the mate aud the cook. have been picked
up
ST JOHN. Nh, Jan 1o-Ncw schr Tahitian
Maiden (Br) was launched at Allendale, Shell
bourne Co on Monday last aud towcd 20
Liverpool, Ms. 10 be rgred and fitted for sea-
Hcndry. Limited, has bought her for the vegc-
table on Corporation. OF New York.
2oth-Sr Lord Duffcfln (Br), hence 18th for
The New York herald., 1920-01-23

HAMPTON ROADS, Va. Jan 1e-In port schr
Imther Little for Lisbon Ito sail 20th).
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Jan 16-Sailed. schr
Nettie (Brl Puerto Plata.
PROVIDENCE, RI, Jan 20, PM-Sailed, str
Lake Frohna. Norfolk.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Jan 14-Arrived. motor
shin Libby Maine. Corinto. &c; 10th. strs ALI
Turner Suya: schr Maaaa iFry, Papeete, &c.
Sailed 10Th str West Montop San Pedro.
SAN DIEGO, Cal, Jan 14-Sailed, str Robert l.
Barnes, Guam.
SAN PEDRO Cal, Jan 16-Sailed. str Tahchee
(Br), Yokohama. -.
ST THOMAS, vi, Jan 117-Arrived, strs C-S3
Hrl Vancouver &c, via SaniJuan; C-iO lFr), do
via do; Lake Ogden. New York land sailed Tor st
Croix). . rL.'
TACOMA. Wash Jan 16-Arrived, str Santa
Alicia, Valparaiso, &c, via San Pedro; loth' schr
Columbia, Seattle
WILMINGTON. NC, Jan ls-Arriveo SUI hoVsta
Utan savannah for Genoa Ito finish loading).
The New York herald., 1920-01-23

Holden Evans I6s miles Sw South Pass noon a2d.
Hoven 2ao miles Jupiter noon 22d.
Huguenot 204 miles Il Tampico bar noon 22d.
Hulaco 80 miles Jupiter noon 22d.
Bostwick miles Carysfort Reef noon 21st.
@ Donneli 20 miles y Jupiter noon 21st.
II o'Nein 277 miles NV Tortugas noon 2ist
NJ Danzger 240 miles w Sand Key noon 21st.
NJ Guffey passed Tortugas noon 2lst.
Justin POI miles Sc Sandy Hook AM 22d.
Kanagawa Maru $40 miles L New York 10 PM
2lst.
Kent 95 miles Hatteras noon o1st
Lake Benbow 800 miles Galveston bar noon 21st.
Lake Blanchester lat ao Is n, Ion 70 90 W. noon
21st.
Lake Cannonsburg "a miles Barnegat noon ed.
Lake Festus lat o6 AZ N. Ion II 81 w, noon 21st.
Lake Flushing 80 miles Jupiter noon 21st
Lake Gaiata 925 miles ESE Ambrose light vessel
noon 21st.
Lake Harris 20 miles N Jupiter noon aad.
Lake louise miles N Jupiter noon 21st
Lake Medfcrd 40 miles Hatteras noon 2lst.
Lake Monroe 20 miles S by L Diamond Shoal
noon 21st.
Lake Pleasant 10 miles Sombrero noon oIst.
Lake Sebsgo passed Five Fathom Bank noon ed
Lake Silver passed Pollock Rip Slue noon 2aI.
Lake Tularc = miles $ Jupiter noon 2od
Lake labara 9IS miles 5 Ambrose light vessel
noon I'D.
Lake Yemassee-l1 miles NE wiSxer Qua rter light
vessel 2:20 PM oad
Lake Ialiski % miles SE South Pass noon ood
Lhshtburne 141' miles SW Diamond SlioaI noon 2od
Lutetian lat 45 IS n. Ion "A 81 w, noon 21st
Major Wheeler $50 miles EsE Ambrose light YES
Mariana IL miles ESE Key West noon 21st
Mckeesport lat 80 80 n, Ion AZ O3 w, noon 2Ist.
Middlesex las 10 1S-N, Ion 81 81 W. noon 21st
Minnewawa SO miles Ambrose light fessel I; PM
22d.
Montrolite SO miles w Cay Arenas noon c1st.
Mopang 90 miles n Jupiter noou 21st
Nacoochee passed Vineyard Sound light vessel
noon 22d.
New York miles s Diamond shoaq noon ood.
Pioneer 167 miles s Scotland light vessel noon
2lst.
Santa Marta 21e miles Scotland light vessel
2lst.
santore 376 miles Sc Diamond Shoal noon o1st
Snug Harbor miles SW Brgantne Shoal noon
I'D.
Sucrosa 300 miles w Guantanamo noon 21st.
Sunshine SW diamond Shoal noon 21st.
Texas 271 miles Sabine noon 2ist.
Topila 1SS miles NE Tampico noon 22d.
Utoka 80 miles S Jupiter noon 21st.
Vesta s5 miles T. Sand Key noon 22d
w II Tilford SO miles WNW Key West noon 21st
Wellington miles Sw Charleston noon ODD
Western Comet lat Al 25 y, Ion 61 30 w noon
21st.
West Queechee 80 miles \ Jupiter noon odd.
West Vaca 4SO miles NE Colon PM 21st
West Zula lat So y, Ion IS 80 W noon 21st.
winoua County lat 40 5e N, Ion 90 10 w noon
21st.
Zacapa 1os miles Havana noon 2lst.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
WIRELESS REPORTS.

str Noordam Dutch, Rotterdam ana Plymouth
via HaIifax for New York, will probably dock
about AM Friday.
str Baltic (Br). from Liverpool, is due in New
York Saturday morning
str stockholm (Sv) from Christiania, &c, Is er-
pected to dock al pier %, North River, about D
AN Friday.
str Martha Washington, from Southampton, Is ex-
pected to dock at pier o. Hoooken' SATURDAY
afternoon.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23

I SAVANNAH, Ga. Jan 22-Arriyed, strs Josey
dam. Shields; City of st Louis. New York.
Cleared 23d, strs Kayseeka, Kobe; Salacia (Br),
Liverpool
Sailed 22d. strs West Apaum Manchester; Sala-
ella (Br. Liverpool; The Lambs Charleston; City
of Atlanta, New York: aux schr Mount Rainier,
Charleston.
TAMPA, Fla, Jan 22-Arrived, str Lake Grama
New Orleans; schr Rebecca r Douglas. Cienfuegos.
VINEYARD HAVEN Mass. Jan -, ESQ AM
Sailed, tug Patience. with barges Conewago, Lang
horne aud Sklppack Boston for Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS,

BERMUDA, Jan 22-Barometer at noon, 3041
inches; wind. SIC: weather clear; temperature. Al
deg Fahr.
CAPE RACE. NJ. Jan 22Barometer at noon.
3o.io inches: wind. NV. gentle breeze; weAtner.
fine; temperature, IS deg Fair.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
LATEST NAVAL ORDERS.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD
WASHINGTON. D, O.. Thursday y.-These naval
orders were issued today
Lieutenant COMMANDER Charles g. McCord. b.
Y. s. s. savannah engineer and repair Of
ficer.
Lieutenant John NJ. Bloom. to command U. s.
s. Ole.
Lieutenant Ralph Kely. to u. S. S. Michigan
Lieutenant Daniel w. Nelson. to q. 5. s.
Chester.
Lieutenant NJ. A. wynne. to report senior naval
officer. Turkey.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
MARINE-FOR SALE OR WANTED

By ORDER or THE UNITED STATES
SHIPPING BOARD.
Messrs. Kellocks
will offer by auction on WEDNESDAY, Janu
av 2s. 1890. at 3 o'clock, In tho BALTIC EXCHANGE
The Single Deck Steamer
"E u II 4 " LIE e."
about 1000 tons gross built OF wood at Bruins
wick. Gal. in 1919: triple engines. two wate
tube boilers: stated 10 carry about 3.5ss ton
y W. and 10 steam about eight knots: tw,
holds dimensions about 26sxtGx26 IT,.
living ut Liverpool and VIII he sold ms sli'
lies. in damaged condition, on the date OF sale
United States British, Allied and Neutral Sub
iects will nc allowed to purchase. subject e
the conditions of sale.
mot Accountable Tor Errors In Description
For further particulars apply 10
G. w. KELLOCk 4 CO..
.i-3l ST. Mary Axe. London. II. G. g.
and at
Water ST., Liverpool England.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23

Iheported to the Hydrographic UlrIce.I
Jan 4, lat 30 35 n, Ion 90 81 w. two spars
about feet apart standing upright and project
Ing about feet out of water apparently attached
to submerged wreckage.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK Jan 22-Tho IN hall above the
Navigation and Marine Engineering School Of the
keapen's Church Institute No % South street
dropped today AZ exact noon 10Th meridian time.
hours slow Of Greenwich mean time. Any one
desiring ce-rect Greenwich mean time telephone
rroad-2p7.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Lake Festlna. Tocopilla Dec "a, Colon 3oth,
santiago Jan 9 via Boston 10th. for New York,
TO Norton, Lilly e. Co. in ballast.
Schr German L (Br), Gaspe, Que. for New
York. with lumber to the SHEPPARD Morse Lumber
Co.
Schr John Perry st George. NIB. via Norwalk,
ct, for New York. to the Rockland- Rockport Lime
Co.
Bound East.
Str John B Collins. New York for Providence
Tugs Sachem and Onrust with 3 barges (stuck
In ice).
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
NOTICE no MARINERS:

Massachusetts-0ff Cape Ccd-Peaked Hill SUP SUP
marine bell buoy. "a, missing from station. wa
be replaced as soon practicable.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23

other members OF the crew of the schooner
Goryava were reported by the steamer
Nashotah in a wireless message today.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
AMERICAN PORTS.

EUREKA, Cal, Jan 16-Sailed, bark James
Tuft. Melbourne.
HONOLULU. Jan 16-Arrived, strs West Mingo
San Francisco for Manila; West Sequana, do for
Hong Kong (and both proceeded).
Sailed 10th, str IIaleakala, Manila.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
Dangers to Navigation.

Hayre, was towed back here account OF trouble
with steering gear and feed pipes not working.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23

Five Lost When Schooner Sinks.
BOSTON, Thursday.-The rescue of two
survivors and the probable loss of five
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
STEAMER FOR SALE.

In behalf of the Rrtlsh Ministry OF Shipping.
tenders are invited for the purchase q the y. s'
with all gear and eauipment,- as she now lies
stranded on. North West Reef. Bic Island. vicinity
OF Father Point. st. Lawrence River.
Scaled tenders TO be- sent in promptly. marked
=, retder for :. s ..'Germapicus. addressed TO
Pickford e. Blacks Wharf, Halifax. y. S. Tbe
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
EEET7LII3EZ7I33

An vessels shcald BE- tAoroaxhy funhnos ~
llisnfected whsn IN port.
We have the largest staff Of rumiTatinS Esss'
seers backed By facilities and equipment - -
terminste yermin ssccessfully snywhsrs. ...
6Srma and yermin absolutely destroyo0 WIZ
Sdor or discoora tions within elk hours ~ -
est Our service y Euar.ntee6. r..,~.t..
GUARANTEE EXTERlllN COMnM
90 PFTu ANE ny phoneWl0LI x1o'F-0
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS,
SAIL FRIDA,

Pesaro. Azores. Naples, &c........
Panama. Port au Prince and Cristobal.
Jefferson, Norfolk ...................
Daneborg, Santiago, &c. &c..............
lOcmulgee, Guantanamo and Cienfuegos.
Lagarfoss, Reykjavik .............,.
s:' aFs. SAIL SATURDAY.
Lancaster Castle. Montevideo, &C.,.
FORK Castle. Cape Verde and Cape Town
Glenorchy. Para, Rio Janeiro. &c. $3.50.
Ia Lorraine, Havre. e..................
Noordam, Plymouth. Boulogne and Rot
terdam .......-.........
Lafayette, Havre .........,..........
Chetopa, Gibraltar and Piraeus. .......
The New York herald., 1920-01-23

rTIhc time given In The above table Is East
n standard time aud Is furnished by the United
stes Coast aud Geodetic Survey.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
DUE JANUARY 25.
for NEW YORK, Jan. 2a.

Sun rises........t Z - Moon -ises... ~ AN
sun sets. ...,.... 3 o. Moon SETS. 80 I'M
TINE OF HIGH WATER JANUARY %.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
MrMprhTgM MEE MoE SSrIErTIyAA ~ a NMssTotrArIoy n

OTHER LICENSED DECK OFFICERS,
AZ n result OF the referendum vote on amend
ments 10 bylaws all the proposed amendments :
were cHrried by substantial maiortics excepting
she proposal 20 increase the amount of dues 70
S2i. Therefore effective on and after January
90 1870. the initiation fee will he s2J and the
annual dues remain ~ Si2
CHAINS AND ANCHORS. =,
Q. w. FISHER. IL Wall st. ,phone Rector--64,
FOR sALEnBarge; coverd house 100 ~ BY -
Bridge Dock. Beekman--240C.
FOR SALE STEAMER. 200 tons freight, & ca-
paciv suitable inland waters. McINTOSH.
Brooklyn Bridge Dock. Beskmun-24O0. -
FOR sale-Dcck scow OOx3O Can be seen at
Jersey City Dry Docks. foot Henderson ST.. Jef-
sey City.
NAVIGATION courses: mates. third, so; second.
masters. $50; license guaranteed; torelHntfs
eiaihle license: days evenings. CAPTAIN. 80
Garden nlacc. Borough Hall. JoraleIncn St
OCEAN going tug and three harves. capacity rarh
300 tons. For rnrticiilars Amply g. NJ UWrE rER,
2o-3l West Houston st.: phone 3So3-snrins'
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-10-23

Concluded on Page Seven J
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-18
h9Rr PfChECRO

One thousand dollars for shadow!
 That's what it cost Mary Plckford, Americas Sweetheart" to throw a shadow of herself on the wall of a scene in her new picture, "Pollyanna, which will be shown at the Grand theatre very soon.
 The shadow is called for in scene which takes place in Aunt Polly room. Little Mary, as Pollyanna Whittier, crawls, lamp ill hand, from her stuffy little attic bedroom cut on to the porch of Aunt Polly's big New England house. where it is cool enough for her to sleep. As she goes across the porch the shadow of hel pajama-clad figure is cast upon the blind of Aunt Polly's window, ano Aunt Polly, seeing it, thinks man is on the roof.
 To get the most effective shadow it was necessary to buy specia lamp, one much more powerful thar any used in connection with the stu dio. When the new lamp arrived il looked like the searchlight for a bat tleship. It was ten feet high, with { tripod base which spread four feet and it cost $1,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-18

The entrance to the 'Y" presents a
 slight change owing to the appearance
 plants of Arizona in the concrete urns on the porch. The "Opuntia Full gida,' familiarly known among it's friends as the "cholla," finds a civiliz- ed environment in the urns on each side of the steps, and the "Opuntia BasiIaris,' or "Prickly Pearshrdlunu Basilaris," or to be less formal, the "Prickly Pear" occupies the outside corner. A small 'Echinocereus Poly canthus" with it's exquisite orange blossoms, stands guard over the desk.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-18
COLOR INTRODUCED
 IN WEDDING GOWNS

Bridal gowns of this spring are de- parting from the conventional white of other seasons. Fashionable mo- distes are introducing bits of color either in flesh color yelling of chif- ion under some dainty fabric or pale colored flowers instead of orange blossoms.
 Many of the gowns are cut in Elm pire style and features white net GOV cred with beading in contrast with tiny crystals.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-18

The state flower of Arizona is the yucca, of the cactus family. It is ap- propriate, as the hardy cactus is em- blematic of the rugged strength of character and indomnitable persever- ance that was required to subuue .ne blazing desert and make Arizona what it is today. However. this may be, it would seem that there would be places around our public buildings, especially our schools, where these plants, indigenous to the state, might be placed with an interesting effect. They could be labeled with their scien- tific and common names, and as a demonstration in botany, at least, they would have an educational as we'll as adorning effect As the harder ma ture takes the finer polish, so when these plants blossom in the spring their flowers are more delicate and exquisite in form and coloring then any domestic plant.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-18
GTHE SPLENDID SIN"

Madlaine Traverse. the motion pie ture star, is woman who has thought deeply of life and observed many phases of it-hence she always expresses some crisp bit of philosophy concerning whatever she is playing. During the filming of her new Fox photoplay, "The Splendid Sin" which is coming to the Central Thursday and the Eagle Friday, and which deals with woman's deception of her hus- band in a worthy cause, Miss Tray erse was asked by one of her com pany just what are the limits of a woman's privilege in lying to her hus- band.
 Miss Traverse replied. with a flash in her lovely eyes:
 Exactly the limits that you find in this very photoplay. l never have seen any play or story that illustrates the point so we'll As Lady Chath- am, in this film drama, I deceive my husband only from motives of the highest good to- all. That may sound preachy; but the end of this picture is typical of the end that should come to such lie. Had it been what poets call "a base lie" what horrible tragedy might have grown out of it! Yes, believe that "The Splendid Sin carries wonderful story for the woman who is inclined to lie to hel husband as well as for the one who is not so inclined"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-18
BURN THREADS TO TEST MATERIAL.

iTo determine the presence of sub stitute fibre cloth, unravel the thread, light the ends and notice how they burn.
 Cotton burns quickly and steadily with yellow flame; 1t does not go cut easily; a gray ash is left; the odor is like that of burnt paper or wood.
 Linen burns like cotton.
 Wool burns slowly with an un steady blue flame; a ball of ash is left; it gives off an odor like burnt hair or feathers.
 Silk burns more readily than wool and gives off a similar odor.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-18
THE WEEK WITH THE Y"
WEEKLY NEWS LETTER YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF WARREN MINING DISTRICT

A very thorough and systematic spring house cleaning has been goiIS or at the ''Y'' during the last week. They started in at the attic and work. ed down through the building, making everything shiny and bright in their path. The pictures have also been taken down and changed around, and everything has taken on a rejuvenat- ed appearance.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-18
COLBY FAVORS LEAVING
 HERO DEAD IN FRANCE

WASHINGTON - No one who has seen the great American war cemet- cries in the north of France could ever argue that the bodies of our men should be brought home" says Secre- tary of State aBinbridge Colby. T saw those graves with the great Am erican flag flying in a soft breeze above them and was glad the men were buried there" he says.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-18

The p boy bowlers of the 'Y' in- cluding the pin setters and other boys, are holding bowling tournament in teams of five boys seach. Appropriate prizes are offered, and the winning team of five boys will go to Douglas to play the Douglas Juniors. The boys are making a good showing. and dem- onstrating that there is some splendid lowing material among them. Boys to be eligible to bowl in this tourna- ment must be members of the Y. M. c. A. or else of the boys department.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-18

The Spanish club had a good meet ing last Thursday night. Some ance guage, and one or two new memp-rs, overcoming their timidity. surprised themselves with their new-found abil- ity to express themselves in ''Espa- mol" This club meets every Thurs day night, and is designed for conver- sational practice to acquire and re- tain fluency in Spanish. It is open to both men and women.