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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-23

Statement by Quinn and Penningto ton We were present during the en- tire proceedings at Hamilton on July 25 and 26, when Horace c. Wilkin- sons connection with the articles published in the Marion county paper was before the court. At no time during said proceedings did Wilkin- son deny that he had seen the arri- cles published. or his connection herewith To the contrary. wilkin- son frankly admitted at all times his connection with said articles"
 'J. M PENNINGTON,
 RALPH QUINN.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-23
Lady Elks to Decorate Hall

At the meeting of Globe Lodge A. F. & A. M. to be held tonight it is announced that work in the master degree will be exemplified and later lecture will be given. All members of the order are invited to attend the meeting.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-27
COOPERATION, BAUMERT AND CAMERON

EW budERT Jr has returned to Arizona from Washington qualify a mie Of this national capita has Republican,
 
 cooperation Cameron We the hearts of tho Campbell Republicans O ameron imagine nothing original Cameron 
 Illuminating s capable
  appointments MT Baumer speaking assertion that eted probably ances the national
  cly nothing probably in o Cameron Republican
  inert will continue have nothing regarding appointments Republican harmony
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-27
WORLD SURVEY
 IF PRODUCTION
 CONTE|NPL HATED

.rWASHINGTON. March 26. - Plans for survey Of world produc- ton and consumption together with the gathering of figures on, visible stocks of alls commodities are under consideration by federal officials. An effort already is under way by the department of commerce to obtain the figures on cotton and leather. The program has been approved by President Harding as result of rep resentations made by cotton produc- CTS and has been passed on to Sec retary Hoover to develop.
 The motive behind the movement is 10 supply American commerce and agriculture with facts and figures concerning the world markets of the present and future. MT. Hoover said. In order to provide sounder basis for producing and trading he declar- ed it was important that world cOndi- tions be definitely known.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-27
THE FIGHT GAME


 dsgracefu boxing show matched the matte We with deliberately putting himself position criticised the
 
 nothing fundamentally might be well the powers and possible vision under the police mating complaint boxing this t
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-27
THE FUTURE OF COPPER
WIHERE Is the bottom?

M
 The fogong1 question these copper metal is in sugghness We purely and reading up not down
 newspaper observer it said anent the closing
 ~The-c paid announcement that there would be matter of fact such development is given protection. supplies hand will begin adva not going using years dency of production interruption there has starts is the of the worlds porphyry companies The mine and of them have reached n production And again the paper says:
 ~one section Smelling annualr report whc interested Wall tha practically
 
 
 "The world
 
 pessim due the miners but fold their tents silently away"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-27
Harding Calls On
 Dawes Fer Advice
 On Soldier Bonus

WASHINGTON, March 26.-To ask for advice regarding an administra- tion policy toward soldier compensa- tion and related subjects, President Harding today called to Washington Charles M. Dawes of Chicago, who served as a brigadier general in France
 Mir. Dawes would not indicate the recommendations he took to the white house nor forecast what the presi- dents decision might be. He will re- main here over Sunday and will go to dinner at the white house tomor- row with Colonel F. w Galbraith, commander in chief of the American Legion, Thomas w. Miller, alien prop erty custodian. and Assistant Secre- tary Roosevelt of the navy depart ment, all of whom have been active in the work Of the legion since its organization.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-27
Japan Denies Yap Mandate Is Worth
 Much To Country

TOXIC. March 26. = (By The As sociated Press) = Japan's inten tions as mandatory for the former German islands iu the Pacific, among them the island of Yap, are outlined in 2 700 word communique issued by the foreign office Japan will promote the moral and material hap piness of the inhabitants and soon administration with civil govern ment. ssys the communique
 Moderation is made of the inten, tion "in consonance with the spirit of the mandate" not to establish mi. itary or naval bases. The commupi- cation calls attention to. the ten dency to eXaggerate the economic and strategic value of the islands whose total area is smaller than Rhode Island" and points out that Yap contains only 'eight square miles which is less than onethird of Guam and that it's harbors. are barely ca pablo of accommodating three steam CTS whose combined tonnage is not more than 5000 tons, The island has no natural product it adds, and ex- cept for its cable facilities is a worthless piece of barren soil in mid ocean
 :'It might as we'll be said" the for eign office declared that the Unit ed States obtained control of the At lantic seas by the purchase CT the Virgin islands as to say that. by the mandate to the islands in the south Pacific Japan has staked sea area of 100000 square miles from Ram chatka in the north, to the south Pa cific islands,"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-27
EMPTY GRAVE"
 DEFENDANT Is
 GIVEN Z YEARS

ASPERMONT, Texas. March 2e- Byrd Jackson Cochran, co-defendan, in the empty grave" case, charged with defrauding Dallas life insur. ance company of S5000 was found guilty by jury last night and sen fenced to two years in the peniten- tiary.
 Motion for an instructed verdict of not guilty filed by defense counsel yesterday on grounds that the state had failed % make case. was over ruled The defense then rested with out offering a single witness.
 In his charge to the jury, the coul dwelt at length on the aspect of the case presented by the defense thas even if the mystery. were proven. 1t was not planned to defraud the in- surance company. but to aid Coch- ran in escaping extradition to New Mexico to face a charge of murder.
 The case is one of the most fa- nous in the history of Texas. Coch- ran, a prosperous farmer and the ia ther of five children. was supposed to have died at his home here on March 10. 1919. The body of the supposedly dead man was laid out at his home and covered with a sheet. Religious rites were performed. a coffin carried out of the home and buried in a local cemetery.
 Three insurance companies subse- auently paid on policies to Mrs. Cochran. She died in May of the following year
 Shortly afterward Cochran was ar rested on a goat ranch near Sterling City. His grave had been opened and found to contain an empty box
 Cochran said he believed he had been ''doped" by Mexicans and bu- ried by his family in good faith and that the Mexicans later dug him up
 The story was abandoned at the trial and the fake burial admitted
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-27
LET ALL THAT'S GOOD BE REsURREcTED

fomt the dead
 by strife dazed and roping its
 is recognition that the worlds happiness teachings O
 Until ethics of and sorrow.
 centuries and thou times
 alB highly resolve to individually hem the guiding spirit tofo ourd daily lives
 spiritual material throug fdenia
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-27
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Christian Science. services are held in l. O. Q. F. hall on Subway, Sunday morning at II o'clock. Sunday school at 9>45 a. m. The subject for March 27 is Reality
 The services on "Wednesday evening are at s o'clock, when testimonies of Christian Science healing are given. Reading rooms at same address are open from l to daily, except Sun- day and holidays.
 The public is invited to enjoy the services and the reading rooms.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-27
ST JoHN,s EpIscopAl

Holy communion. (The only com munion service in the church on Eas- ter), a. m.
 Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
 Morning prayer with address by the rector. Personal Immortality" II o'clock.
 Children's baptism service, 12:30 p. m. ! REV. GEO, c. GOLDEN, rector
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-27
Girl Marries Man
 Believed Dying

BOSTON. March 26. Miss Eva Maude Corthell. 19 years old. was married last night in the presence of hospital doctors and nurses, to John E. Mccarthy, who is believed to be dying from bullet wound re ceived during a saloon quarrel last Thursday when John P. Uarry) Me Lean, a former major league base ball catcher. was killed.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-27
FIRST BAPTIST

There will be special Easter ser. vices at II and at 7:S0. The pastor will bring messages concerning the resurrection. The choir will sing special anthems and quartets. We ex. tend a cordial invitation to these ser vices. The ordinance of baptism will be administered at the close of the evening service.
 Bible school meets at 9:45.
 B. '. P. U. meets at 6:30.
 Y. L. c. meets Wednesday at [. We will take a birds eye view of the Bible books at this hour At Syvilla Ferron will conduct the devotional part of the prayer meeting to be fol lowed by Bible study led by the pas tor, on ~The Great Tribulation.'
 The Women's society meets Thurs day afternoon.
 CECIL T. BARNETT, pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-27
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN

Services are held in the Warren chapel, across from the C. & A. office. ,Children's Bible class at 2:15 D. m. Services at 3:15 p. m. Easter topic is; Christ Is Risen, Mans Sin For given"
 You arecordially invited to worship with us.
 PAUL LUTZkE, pastor . Douglas, Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-27
THE sAhAI MOVEMENT

Subjest. Religion Must Be the Cause of Unity" Meetings Friday 7:3O D. m- Sunday ? p. m. South Bisbee
 MRS. VIOLA DUCKETT.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-27
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
(Clawson Ave)

NOldWSOH ANSJ- The church of the cordial welcome 9:45 Sunday school with special Easter exercise by the children, in charge of Miss Winnie Wacek. II a. m, Baptism of infants and young children.
 Sermon If Christ Be Not Risen, or The 20th Century Proofs of the Resurrection of Christ" Easter an thems by the choir.
 6:3O Epworth league topic: Les sons from the First Easter" Mark, 16:1-20.
 7:30, Special musical program by the choir. Mrs. Selleck will read an Easter story.
 Sermon: "The Folly of My Belief on Easter
 w. H. SELLECK, minister.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-27
REoReANlzEo CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS

CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Women's Club building, Quality Hin
 Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. After a short lesson period. there will be an Easter program followed by an East CT sermon by the pastor.
 As the Sunday school hour and the morning service will be combined, all members and the public are urged to be on hand at the opening of Sun day school
 At 7:SO D. m. the pastor will give the first of a series of important Sun day night sermons. the subject for this evening, being The Restoration. '
 Religious at SIS p. m.
 All'are cordially invited
 E. R. DAVIS, pastor
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-27

The Empty Tomb" Special Easter music by the choir.
 Members will be received into the church at the morning service Babies will be baptised at the morning ser vice. &
 Sunday school meets at 10 a. m. Chas. G. Wood is superintendent. Members of the Sunday school will sing Easter songs at the opening, but will devote the usual time to class work and study of the lesson.
 The annual congregational banquet will be held in the church building Wednesday, March 30, at 7:3O D. m. This is the annual meeting when the reports of last year will be given for all departments of the church work. Officers will be elected to fill vacan. cies for the ensuing year and transact any other business that may come be fore the annual meeting
 THOS. A. MITCHELL. pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-27
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Sunday school at 9:45. Special Easter services by the chil- lren at II a. m.
 Everybody cordially invited.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-27
AsToR's NEW YACHT LAUNCHED

CITY ISLAND N. r., March 26.- Vincent Astor's new steel, motor yacht Nourmahal was launched here today, christened by Mrs. Oliver Filley.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-27
dI1(klIlEI|6| E|(|lR

ST. PATRiCK'S Masses at 8 and 10:30. Rosary and benediction at 6:3O.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-27

w. H. sELLECK, minister
The evening world., 1921-02-28
MAN, IS, FIGHTS OFF
FIREMEN RESCUERS
Octogenarian Refuses to Bulge as
Flames in Room Scorch
His Body.

Patrick Derwin So eighty-five years
old ana not very spry. but he put UP
a Vigorous battle to-day against half a
dozen firemen who dragged him out Of
his burning basement room at No. 2is
East 2sth Street.
Derwin. who lives alone, was putter-
Ing around with lighted candle when
he set fire to a mattress he had placed
against the window to keep out the
cold. NeiEhbors screams brought his
nephew from the rear u the house.
The nephew attempted a rescue. but
the old man accused him Of setting the
fire, and refused 10 bulge.
Firemen then were called from Hook
ana Ladder No. next door. Derwin
denounced them and insisted on putting
out the fire himself. The firemen were
handicapped by their fear OF injuring
the old man. but finally got him out.
He was only slightly scorched but his
general physical condition was such
he was sent to Bellevue Hospital.
The evening world., 1921-02-28
DOVE OF PEACE
COOS AS HYLAN
MEETS CURRAN

Mayor Doesn't Mind Red Hair
So Long as Henry Is With
Him in Fare Fight.
geVF the papers arc correctly
quoting you. Henry" said
Mayor gIyian TO Manhat-
tan Borough President Henry II.
Curran at to-day's meeting of
the Finance and Budget Commit
zee IN city Hail, you do not like
me at all, but you do stand by us
p this traction night Isn't that
sog"
''rhat is quite true, Mr. Mayor"
replied Curran, "and was
tempted TO bring an umbrella to
this meeting 70 ward or attacks
when 1 started out"
i well. don't care whether or
not you like my red hair or the
color Of my neclCtie 80 long as
you are with me in the five-cent
fare night" said the Mayor.
Il certainly am with you,"
said Curran, out when 1t comes
to the fare question in this city
I may have my own IDEAS as to
what should be done. But in
general I am with YOU on the
fve-cent fare fight."
The evening world., 1921-02-28
Lovely Satin
COnfOrtableS
$21.5O

This is the type of comfortable
everyone would want on his bed,
but prices have been almost
prohibitive in the last few years.
That is why you will be greatly
interested in this price.
From the excellent pure lambs
wool which is the filling, on out to
the beautiful plain colored satin
covering, this comfortable is an
aristocrat. 1t comes in two
shades of rose, lavender, French
or light blue. Quantity limited.
Cannot duplicate.
Second Floor
The evening world., 1921-02-28
Victor Records

660-Berceuse-B-Vslse du Ballet Ray
monde-Heiietz. ............... S1.75
6493l-Colleen o. My Hesrt-Werrenrath. $1.25
6492S-Tohn Pesl-De GOgorza. ...........S1.25
74667-Interudum in Modo Antieo--
Flonzaley Quartet t................$l.75
6493O-Lassie O. Mine-JohnSon. .,..., .$l.25
campi, dai pratt
Gisli. ...................$l ..$l'4S
64926-Ne1t Market Day, The (b) A Bally-
nuTe Ballad-McCormaek.. .$1.25
Biddy-Fo1 Observation-Disclosures 85c
lSlSt tSomebody-one SteP-BenSon Orchestra.
Broad Rose--Fo1 Trot-Di1ieland
1922 IaZz Band ......................S S5c
Sweet Mamma-FoI Trot-Di1ieland
Jazz Band.
fHoneydew-Medley Waltz-Smith's
,o-,o Orchestra. ....................S S5c
1912 lHoneydew-Medley One-Step-
Smiths Orchestra.
(Rose of My Heart-John Steel. SSc
1874 When l Looked in Your Wonderful
Eyes-John Steel.
II Have a Dream-Merle Aleoek,. .Sl.OO
4s2l6{ II Cannot Sing the Old Songs-Merle
Aeock.
down by the O-Hi-O-Murray and
., Roberts. ..,............... .S5c
1928 iMarimba-(Sweet Marimba Mne)-
Billy Murray.
Seventh Floor
The evening world., 1921-02-28
IDEALLY Reduced Are
Our Oriental Rugs
Prices That Prove How Radically

To live with Oriental rugs good ones--iS
virtually to become collector-to desire a new
one now and then. The ineffable charm of
color and design-the soft, thickness of the nap
which gives such a rich effect-these things
make ones desire for possession almost irresistible
The evening world., 1921-02-28

1t is for this reason that we take such
pleasure in announcing these great reductions.
evokes enthusiasm from those who are real
lovers of fine Orientals. And it is good to offer
such rugs, once more at prices that will mean
merely moderate expenditure for you.
The evening world., 1921-02-28
CretOnReS
55c yard

Reproductions of old Eng
lish patterns; daring designs of
modern art; conventional de-
signs of birds and flowers, all
chosen by an e1emplar of good
taste. Such a price is a
novelty.
$1.15 yard
Here are designs that smile
from the substantially of half
linen fabric, scarcely distin-
guishable from the inimitable
hand block linens. The new
"dogwood" pattern was de-
signed to emulate Spring with
its delightful riot of orchid,
jade green, purple, brown and
hints of yellow. The dogwood
and birds are here too. 1t is
good to have such cretonnes
again at this unfamiliarly low
price.
The evening world., 1921-02-28
Notice to Advertisers

piIlay advertising type coy and rsls.ss ordsIt
fU either tho week day Morning World Jhe
EseninF Wond n received after Z p. A. tho day
preceding puhlication. can b Inserted only o.
n1tra may permit and in order q receipt At The
WdIld officl. Cory contaiuinG enuarngl 10 b
ma1t lg Ihs World mua b Too1lEed bg T. ~
Display advertising gpa copy iof The supps-
- n n p n It,1r-dSv pr.ssiinr 1ibiies
ton and releaaa must b. rocglYed b. p. ".
Efssy ceg soata,ains saEayaints % "a . p S nsde
Rrnday Main Ehsut eopy. typs o0py which has
- ts1n FooeiVcd b. p. ~ Fhday and en-
narinE cupy uhich has noe been leoelFad In ne
Maoltidn oEdefa not Feoflyed by n n, Friday
vll ~ emitted a. conditions requir nhdly IN
clllA
Dinplay oopy o. ondeFs rasased Later than -
unided abq.e, ghsn omiitsa W not = ssrS ~ ,.e 70
The evening world., 1921-02-28
Job FOR WILSON DOCTOR.
Dr.. GrayHOn ordered to Puty Il
Naval Dispensary.

WASHINGTON. Feb 2S.--Rear-Ad-
1niral Cary T. 0rayson, President VIII
aon's personal physician. was ordered to-
day by the Nuvy Department to duty
a. onicer in charge OF the Naval Die
ponsary IN this city.
The evening world., 1921-02-28

2.-The other group represents a very recent pur-
chase just in from the Orient-and there many
wonderfully beautiful rugs to attempt describe them
here. We prefer to have you them. These rugs
were marked with the new low prices the minute they
were unbaed
The evening world., 1921-02-28
FVth Floor
Muslin Sheets
and Cases
NeU Lou Prices

These sheets are of a strong
quality that will serve you we'll
they are certainly inexpensive,
but in no wise inferior.
The evening world., 1921-02-28
Regarding the Collection
1t is Made Up of Two Groups of Rugs

Those that we have owned for the past few
months-some before the new low prices came into
being Each and every of these has been reduced
the prices, regardless Of the prices paid for
their cost prices. And some are less than cost.
The evening world., 1921-02-28
A DustproOf
Door
With This
Fine Trunk
$47.5O

Wardrobe trunks - unques-
tionably the most convenient
of the species, have added a new
feature. Notice in the illustra-
tion-the dustproof door. 1t
locks right over the hangers after
you have hung your clothes, and
makes the trunk most assuredly
dustProof.
The trunk itself is a sturdy,
compact traveller, with the
usual conveniences, and a price
that you did not see this time
last year!
Seventh Floor
The evening world., 1921-02-28
Bubble Book Party Again Saturday

This delightful party had its premiere last
Saturday in our Toyland, Seventh Floor.
But it will be repeated this coming Satur-
day at Ills A. M. and P. M. All children
invited
The evening world., 1921-02-28
Welcoming March
With LOUeIy NeIO Curtain Materials.

With LODeLy NeIU Curtain Materials.
March here! And of the first signs of the pro-
verbal spring fever the search for bright chnze soft
curtain fabrics Look into Curtain and Drapery De-
parment soon you would hundreds Of gay cetonnes
and charming curtains selected from Great Britain,
France and America And by all means note the low
prices
The evening world., 1921-02-28
Helps You to Help Yourself

The Mail Order Service is one Of the most
alert departments in the store. 1t saves
hundreds of customers many an unnecessary
trip. Phone or mail your orders when i'm
possible to shop yourself
The evening world., 1921-02-28
This Stunning Lamp of
Hand Wrought Iron

rises slenderly to a little over
five feet, revealing its beauty of
line and supporting the very
new oval-shaped shade. The
delicate tints Of the polychrome
finish on the wrought iron re-
fleet the pastel colors of the
plated taffeta shade. The IL
Iustration shows how well-bal-
aneed in design is the ensemble.
Price, Complete, $162.5O
FVth Floor
The evening world., 1921-02-28
FiLet Net Curtains
$4.75 pair
White and ecru.
Don't Let These Linen
Values Escape You!

Every linen closet has its needs this
helps you to meet the deficit linen supplies each year. Look
these prices Come in and feel of the quality designs
You will be thoroughly convinced that buy quantities
The evening world., 1921-02-28

Table Cloths and
Napkins of Irish
Linen DamaSk
Cloths, 2I2 yards $500
Napkins, 22G22 ineheS=
Dozen $3.50
The evening world., 1921-02-28
HGnd-druUR Curtains
$3.50 pair

The design of lovely hand
drawn work forms a border on
the soft scrim, making cur
tain of exquisite simplicity;
white and ecru.
The evening world., 1921-02-28

Curtain Materials
55c yard
Scotch Grenadines, Colored
Grenadines, Bordered Marc =
settes, Figured Filet Nets,
Block Scrims. 35 inches wide.
Figured Filet Net
4Oc yard
A remarkable value. 35
inches wide, in white, ivory and
ecru.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-07-22
Younu Actress Hurt

San Francisco-Mabel SChade, listed
as female. single and an actress by
profession, age 4 years." is the young
est person yet to file claim for COM
pensabIe injury arising from an indust-
rial accident, with the state industrial
accident commission. A report on file
Tuesday for Baby Mabel showed sht
fell from a burro while on location fol
n motion picture concern at Hollywood
her home, suffering n broken arm, an(
will be unable to resume "her profes
sion" FOR Of. %eeks.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-07-22
SOLDIERS BONUS IS
NOT FORTHCOMING
CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS CLAIM
SUFFICIENT VOTES ARE ON
HAND TO TABLE BILL
President Asks That Bill Be Held Up
Until Such Time As Treasury
OF Nation 10 In Bet
ter Condition

shingtor-Pledges of wide maj
)rity of votes to lay aside the soldier
bonus bill were claimed by Republican
eaders and conceded by opponents af-
er President Harding in an address to
he senate Monday had made formal
'equest for temporary postponement of
consideration OF the measure. In max
ng his request, the president called
Intention tc the condition of the treas
Try, saying that enactment of the leg
station at this time would greatly
mperil the financial stability of our
country"
Immediately after the president had
finished speaking, Chairman Penrose
" the finance committee moved that
Re ill be recommitted to his commit
zee, but Democratic opposition fiared
up and prevented a vote Wednesday
The motion was under unlimited de,
)ate, but vote tomorrow was expec'
ed.
Immediately upon the presidents de-
Darture, Senator Penrose offered the
Republican motion for recommlttal OF
he bill, with a promise of further
.areful consideration" Democrats
'ose at cnce in opposition. Senator
Robinson (Dem.l, Arkansas, declared
he motion meant "obsequiSs" for the
pIn. 1t would become dead
or some years." he predicted, declar
ng the recommfttaI motion was {
shield" for senator's pledged previous
to support the measure.
Another opponent of the Penros
notion, Senator Jones tDem), New
Mexico, speaking for two hours, de
,lared the presidents action unprece
tented. No other executive, he said
lad ever appeared before congress t
oppose legislation, but only to advC
| ate II
Defense OF the president was mad
by Senator King (Dem.l Utah. VIII
said the executives course was "proI
sr and courageous"