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Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-13
WORLD EWES AMERICAS CHANGE :
 so WHY THE GLOOM?
 ForF Trade

coal, harvesting, mining ,oilwell and printing machinery, building eleva- tors. cranes and hoisting devices. cleo trical goods, paper and sundries, type writers, sewing machines, cotton piece goods, tobacco, and steel supplies.
 There are a dozen other standard lines in which we could not only com pete but absolutely dominate in those markets if the industries concerned elected to follow the same policy as those who have succeeded.
 When trade settles down again the United States will retain all the busi- ness in the basic products which con sumers there have come to know and prefer, and which are now sold and distributed through branch houses and responsible agents.
 We shall lose lot of trade in small wares which have been handled in the wrong way and by the wrong people, deservedly so, but this will be insig- nificant as compared with the volume of real business which the United States has developed - and will con tinue to develop.
 When review the growth of Amer ican industry, tremendously augment ed by the investment of wartime capi- tai in plant expansion, forsee the day not far distant when every major in- dustry in the United States will have a production capacity in excess of the
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-13
BY ALLEN WALKER
Manager, International Trade Depart ment, Guarantee Trust Company
 Of New York

Manager, International Trade Depart
 ment, Guarantee Trust Company
 of New York.
 It is rather novel experience to cover large part of continent South America), to meet financiers and traders of every nationality, to talk with exporters and importers of many countries and of varied indus try. to find them all covetous of Amer sca's monetary position, envious of the advantages in the hands of the Ameri- can business man today, wishing they were in your places, deploring their own relative situation and then to return lo this great United States and find the people of whose privileges the whole world is envious 'bluer' and sloomier than any of the other nation als with whom I came in contact
 Let me remind you that there are IT major products of the United States which at present dominate the markets of South Americas and which European competition, to my mind, will never supercede with their goods.
 Among these products are automo- piles and automobile accessories - the latter a very large item and in volving out put from number of sep arate industries rubber tires and a variety of rubber goods, oil, (crude and refined, paints and varnishes,
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cases, he added
 D. V. Claypool. superintendent of the Rhode Island Anti.Saloon League, declared that the volstead law was unpopular in his state.
 Asked if the law was being enforc- ed as well there as in other sections, he answered.:
 ed throughout the United States. but ed throughout the United tSates. but nevertheless. Bergdoll is in Germany and EdseI oFrd did not go"
 Officials of the American Drug Manufacturers' Association were be- fore the committee to discuss techni- cal provisions of the bill. The asso- citation was represented by spokesmen as favoring the prohibition of beer. but as objecting to some of the provi- sions appertaining to their lines of in. dustry.
 Several expressed fear that if tho prescribing of beer was permitted drug establishments would be trans formed into mere dispensers of beer and that the change would lower the ethical standard of the business.
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"Eyes of the Heart"

A musician; barefoot girl of the Cumberlands; a blind girl who re- gains her sight-certainly the last three productions of Mary Miles Min ter have shown her to be truly yer satile. She was violinist in "Jen- ny Be Good" while "A Cumberland Romance" gave her role of element al emotions that proved one of the most successful of the many Minter triumphs. And now in Eyes of the Heart playing at the Lyric theatre today, the star has an entirely differ ent kind of roles As Laura, blind girl. who regains her sight, Miss Min ter undoubtedly does some of the fin est acting of her career. There is real drama in the disillusionment Of the girl and her fight for final happiness. The story was adapted by Clara Ken. nedy from Blindness" by Daniel Bur net. Paul Powell directed. while Ed ward Burns is leading man. It is a Realart picture.
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domestic demand.

domestic demand
 New outlets will be imperative, which means foreign trade on vastly increased scale. We must perforce locate this trade in those oversea mar kets most favorable to the United States, in the matter of freights and equal competition What markets ap- peal to our economic reasoning more surely than the markets of South America?
 It makes my blood boil to hear cry ing for protection" Americans who at this very moment are better off than any producers in the world. We have the most efficient productive methods, the most money, the most competent directing genius, capable transportation and experienced labor of any country on the face of the globe. We are the creditor nation. and permit the rest of the world to hear us yelling for protection! Pro- tection against whom?
 These are the days of conservation and cautious effort. but they also are the days of courage and breadth of vii sion. The world requires to be fed and clothed and will continue to need what we have to sell. We shall sell more profitably as we sell more intel ligently. That is the simple solution of the problem.
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FARMING BY WIRELESS

 information o crop Such daily farmer will install $50 The Postottce the airmai radio stations the This will it when when to senh Whether s
  soon be brought about wireless. The time off when
 
 the whe many wives prices forecasts might precedent applying the
 ns flood Of Washington exofncials each wrangIng vho fighting New York has making landlords children prefers to dogs and monkoys,
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CONFESSIONS OF A HUSBAND! 7
 The Mans Side Of Married Life


Did you tell Dot that called you up this morning."
 We had just taken our seats in the theatre. The lights were going down for the first act. l shot quick look at Edith, but 1t was already too dark to make out anything of her face.
 No" l answered crisply.
 There was a great deal more that could have added. All day I had been wondering whether t9 say any thing about that telephone call. It was absolutely absurd to be put in em- barrassing situations like this. could have mentioned it causually to my wife, but she would have asked a thousand questions. It seemed easiest to say nothing at all about it. Now Edith herself was bringing up the subject.
 When the curtain went down upon the second act she immediately turn ed to me again.
 Was it such horrible thing my calling you up!"
 No, of course not"
 "I wanted to tell you to be sure to look handsome. And you do.
 It was rather flattering to hear this. but I felt her father hadn't spanked her often enough when she was little girl
 "I can't understand why you con cealed it from Dot. Won't she think it very strange?"
 "Concealed?"~ was really angry but controlled my voice. q haven't concealed anything. I simply forgot to mention it."
 She took no notice.
 But of course she cant be augry if she doesn't find out about it. eau she? And she is at the concert with my husband. while we're horc to- gether."
 resented her calm assumption that she and would have secrets in which
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my shots were aimed at the train
 Shooting is General

any shots were aimed at the train" ."
 Shooting is General
 Captain J. R. Brockus. commander of the state police for this district, who returned to Williamson tonight, said that the ,sheoting had been gen eral from Williamson to McCarr, Ky, distance of about 15 miles He es- timated that no less than 200 men made up the attacking parties. Bull lets fairly rained from the mountain sides as, he said, some of the attack CTS were using automatic rifles. These were met by four or five ma chine guns which the state police had stationed in the valley. So heavy was the firing from the Kentucky side that the state police replied and just before nightfall. ac- rording to reports. men hidden near McCarr. shouted to their friends across the river that one of their mum Der Ead been killed.
 It also was reported to headquar- ters here that the state police force sent into the mountains to outflank the attackers had returned to the val ley, the men they sought having slipped away.
 Two men were arrested by state police at Sprigg and brought here to- night Captain Brockus said they were being held in connection with The killing of Staten today
 Repor;- >>lm the fighting area at 10 o'clock were that the firing on Sprigg, Matewan and Merrimac had died down but was continuing from the vicinity of McCarr. Captain Brockus scattered his forty men among the towns on the West Vir- ginia side and said he would do noth- ing further until morning.
 Troops Requested
 CHARLESTON. w. Va, May 12- Governor Morgan tonight responded 70 the request of cohnty officials of Mingo county and asked the war de- pertinent for federal troops to restore order ir Mingo county
 County officials of Mingo, in re questiug Governor Morgan to ask for troops. said that they were unable to
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father who blinds himself in fit of rage. Roue, gambler of the twentieth century, and speed driver in bis many varied roles, MT. Roberts declares that the part of Luke represents the hardest work he ever did fin his life. necessitating as it did study of all HE characteristics peculiar to sight less men. M fk
 Others in the cast arc Monte Blue, who has an important supporting part. Clara McDowcll. Mickey Moore. Julia fayo. James Mason, Theodore Kosloff and Togo lammamato. 'Souething tp Think About is all original story by Joanio MacPhcrson who was re. sponsible for "old Wives for New aud the scenario of Male and Fe. male"
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. Something to Think About"

Gloria Swanson, who had the lead. ing feminine role opposite Elliott Dexter in For Better, For Worsef appears in similar capacity in Something to Think About" the new Cecil B. ,De Mile Paramount picture which comes to the Eagle theatre tp- day and tomorrow. During this past year this talented artist has won many admirers by her splendid acting in Male and Female" and Why Change. Your Wife?" Elliot Dexter has the leading male role.
 Theodore Roberts. veteran Para mount charactet, has one of tue most difficult rsrts of his screen career in tue part of Luke Anderson, the stern
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"Passjonv

The meteoric rise of petite French milliner Co the position of the kings fayorite aud the subsequent rebellion of the masses Of people from which she came, combine to form the basis for what, is proclaimed one of the most extraordinary stories ever pro- jected on the screen in the super drama. "PassiOn.' which will appear at the Grand theatre tomorrow and sunday. The performance offered by Pola Negri, the famous Continental starr in this steIlarlfo of such unique qualities is said to be one of the fin. est characteFizationsl ever achieved by any actress and it is recorded that whole audiences have arisen to their feet and cheered her artistic triumphS despite the fact that tho character she poTtrays is q peculiar mixture Of virtues aud faults with latter for tho most part prevailing
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my wife could not share.
 'I don't think you know Dot very we'll" I returned stiffly. She would regard the whole matter as a joke. "
 Yes, but there are good jokes and naughty ones. You must have a very bad conscience. Do ladies often call you up at the office? What do they think of you down there? By the way who was the girl with the pretty voice who answered the tele- phone?"
 One of the stenographers must have answered the phone; I really don't know which one"
 My, aren't you cautious."
 l laughed. There's no need to be cautious" I assured her. There are two in the office, and if you got a look at them you would understand that neither one is likely to disturb "a mans tranquility"
 But how am I to get look at them? Is that au Invitation for me to take luncheon with you?"
 I'm glad you regard it that way
 You didn't answer quickly enough. Now won't accept
 "I'll ask George instead" She made a little face.
 Men were struggling in from tho lobby. The second act was about to begin. Edith put her hand lightly on my arm.
 Don't forget to remind me- she said, I've something important to tell you tonight" | i, J z ! Have yoh discovered how John D. made his money?" fippautly re- turned
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cope with the situation.

cope with the situation.
 A statement from the governors office tonight declared that the greater amount of the firing came from the Kentucky side" adding that reports to the states chief executive were to the effect that two men had been ki'Ssd.
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A woman dropped bottle of the stuff that makes dry agents wrinkle up their noses on Main street the other day and had to run awful fast to keep from getting trampled on by the crowd. Everybody seemed to think she might, at least, have picked out softer place than the sidewalk to drop the bottle
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Up in Alaska they claim that folks are without food because of the ship ping strike. If all the salmon hadn't been sent to the A. E. F.. during the war the folks up in Alaska wouldn't be hungry now.
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Half dozen different designs for U. s. coins have been submitted to making a nickel with. Mister Vol stead's picture on one side and a stein of what a nickel used to buy on the other.
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A local merchant has just returned from trip over the country with the statement that skirts and other items of wearing apparel are at their lowest level. But everybody knows that skirts are getting higher every day
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The Dutch government says it will treat American capital fairly in the Borneo oil fields. If Americans want to buy oil lands there they can do it, which makes the whole thing a real Dutch treat.
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From the way the Poles are stalling around in Upper Silesia it looks like they were fighting for a purse and not on a percentage basis.
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Gas will be employed in naval war fare from now on. It will be tried out soon on tine target ranges. Warships in the future won't have to go out
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YESTERDAYS MAIL

 Dear Kid: How do you oonjuaate the Spanish verb: "Amar." which means "to lover"
 STUDENT Dear Student: Yeah, that's the first one they always learn. They correct conjugation is: amigo, amour. ali mony. Dear Kid: | drink about seventeen soft drinks day. Do you think ought to pay cash or run an account at the soda fountain?
 ERMINTRuDE. Dear Ernie: Run an account, even the water a soda fountain uses is us. ually charged.
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The nationwide shipping strike has not affected boats on the San Pedro river, in spite of promises made by one of the senatorial candidates dur ing his campaign.
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The only thing more dangerous than being prohibition officer at Fl Paso seems to be holding. down a con. stables job in Ireland
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A lot of folks who don't like to see the president appoint delegates to sit on allied commissions would probably rest easier if they knew whether the delegates were going to sit in the ringside seats or up in the bleaehers.
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Mike" the pet crow at Tombstone was shot recently without cause, but he gave lots of caws before he finally died. Mike was the last Old Crow left in the county seat
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When the allies presented their de mands to Germany they ought to have added the payment of Bergdoli as rart of the ultimatum. That would ou.y have made the total Germany must pay about 30 cents greater.
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JUNIOR CLUB MEETING.

JUNIOR CLUB MEETING.
 A meeting of the Junior Musical Club, recently organized in the War. ren District, will be held at o'clock Saturday afternoon in the Bisbee Christian church.
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Troops Held Ready

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. May 12. = Federal trocps at Camp Sherman. Ohio are being held ready to depart for Min",1 county. West Virginia, it was a1n'"inced tonight at Fifth Army Corps A-adquarters at Fort. Benjamin Harrison, Ind.
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Just Passin' The
 Time Away
By KID UNDERWOOD

and meet an enemy ship. they can just let the gas meter.
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Germany finally has place in the sun-ihe hottest.
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Mary Garden had whale of 9 crop of grand opera receipts.
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Physician Witness
 At House Hearing

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GUF FRIIIA WAR
 IN VI V|RG1N|A

coNrTNu'Ep FROM PAGE ONE,
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JAzzING. UP THE NEWS

JAZZING UP THE NEWS and meet an ( Half dozen different designs for let the gas U. S. coins have been submitted to congress, but nobody has suggested From the W making nickel with Mister Vol around in UT stead's picture side and stein they were ii of what nickel used to buy on the not on pere other. A lot of fol Up in Alaska they claim that folks the president are without food because of the ship on allied com ping strike. If all the salmon hadn't rest easier if been sent to the A. E. F. during the delegates we war the folks up in Alaska wouldn't rngsde seats be hungry now.
 
 A local merchant has just returned stuff that ma from trip the country with the up their nose statement that skirts and other items other day an of wearing apparel at their lowest to keep from level. But everybody knows that the crowd skirts getting higher every day. think she mie out softer The Dutch government says it will to drop the treat American capital fairly in the
 Borneo oil fields. If Americans want When the ; to buy oil lands there they do it. mands to Ger which makes the whole thing a real added the pay Dutch treat. Of the ultims have made t The only thing more dangerous than nav about aO being prohibition officer at Fl Paso seems to be holding down con. VEST stables job in Ireland Dear Kid:
 How do yo
 Nike the pet crow at Tombstone. tverb: "Amar. was shot recently without cause but
 he gave lots of caws before he finally Dear Stpde, uleo. MiKe was the last Old Crow one they alw iei' in the county seat. conjugaton At mony.
 The nationwide shipping strike has not affected boats the San Pedro Dear Kid: river, in spite of promises made by | drink abo of the senatorial candidates dur day. Do VI ing ms campaign cash fountain? Gas will be employed in naval war fare from It will be tried out Dear Ernie soon on tine target ranges. Warships the water a $ ln the future won't have to go out ually charged
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-12-22
SUCCESS SLOW IN COMING
Discoverer of vuIcanized Rubber Was
at One Time Compelled to Beg
Money for Bread.

Charles Goodyear, who became a
millionaire and was the inventor. of vu!
canized rubber as well as many other
forms of the tree sap products, at one
time was forced to beg for IS to keep
him from starving. In 1884 he discoy-
cred that rubber could be vulcanized.
1t was an accident. He attempted to
remove some bronze dust from bit of
rubber cloth, and after trying several
chemicals tried aqua fortis chem
ical largely composed of sulphuric acid.
1t failed also, and he threw the cloth
away. A few days later he picked it
up by chance, and noted the spot
rubbed by the aqua FORTS had hard
ened and would stand degree of heat
that would have melted 1t in its former
state.
He applied his discovery, and soon
was wearing rubber shoes, coats, hats
and otier garments, and had small
fol me by the right Of his discovery.
BIZ yea pa sci, and his goods were
dk edi e. anl lst, led, rotting and
bro. en-. I9e s,as II led. He started
in again. to discover "A method that
would vulcanize the rubber, and for
ten years he kept at it, his life long
misery of hunger and cold and crush
ing poverty. His success came sudden.
ly and soon he was rich beyond his
widest dreams.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-12-22
Wonderful Poison Gases.

Canned, solidified, poison gas, which
Is claimed to be absolutely foolproof
and mobile, has been perfected for use
by the American soldier, according to
Popular Mechanics Magazine. That
two studies-defensive and offensive
gas research-go hand in hand al
ready has been demonstrated, for, in
addition to the development Of new
forms of gas, army experts at the
Edgewood (Md) arsenal, have had to
improve the gas masks to make them
effective against some of the new
gases brought into existence there. In
technical military. progress. every new
weapon means call upon the armorer
for a new defense. AS result. this
country today has not only gases
which surpass anything used during
the World war, but mask which, in
recent tests was worn "a hours day
for week. except at mealtime, with
out any discomfort whatever. Breath
ing was normal, speaking was simple.
and 1t kept out all the gases thus far
known.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-12-22
HAD TOUCH OF COMIC OPERA
Chinese Armies Stopped Fighting to
Let United States Vessel Pass
Down the River.

Ensign William Fl. Galbraith, navi-
eating officer of the United States de-,
stroyer Hart, attached to the United
States ,Asiatic squadron in Chinese wa
tiers, in letter tells of the Intensified
work placed on the hands of the YES
sells of the squadron in the Far East
by the operations of the Chinese civil
war now in progress between the Pc
kingese and the Cantonese sections of
the nation. When armies representing
these hostile sections approach cities
in which American citizens are in bust
ness there is much excitement on the
part Of the Americans and they call
urgently for the protection of the fleet,
says the Columbus Dispatch.
Recently the Hart received radio
gram call from an officer of a United
States merchant vessel, stating that his
vessel so miles up one of the Chinese
rivers was being detained. The captain
was anxious to put to sea. and would
the Hart see that it was permitted to
depart? The Hart got on the job at
once and found when the scene was
reached that there was no govern
mental authority holding the United
States ship up, but the Cantonese
army was drawn up ON one side Of the
river end the Pekingese on the other
and battle was in progress, with the
river, through which the United States
ship must pass, between them. Natu-
rally the captain did not fancy risking
the shots that were passing across the
channel. The respective commanders
kindly suspended the fighting until the
merchant vessel had passed.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-12-22
MOT. Much Of . Party.

Seven-year-old Jean and her mother
were invited to an informal party.
They went. There the guests. talked
and talked, and, finally the hostess
passed for refreshments some wonder
full fruit and candy. Little Jean ate
with the others but looked expectant.
ly for something else. But nothing
came.
On the way home she voiced her
disappointment to mother. 81 don't
see why they call thing like that a
party" she complained. 81 don't think
much of a party you don't have q
drop to drink Indianapolis News.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-12-22
Lost Note redeemed.

A soldier presented himself at the
commonwealth treasury in Melbourne.
Australia, and said, II am 20-pound
note and want to be cashed." He
stated that he had swallowed the
note at Fleurbaix when he expected
to be captured. He remembered the
number. and the note in question
turned out to be the only one missing
from a particular issue which had
been recalled.