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New Britain herald., 1921-10-27
PERSHING HERE FIRST
Foch's Steamship Slows Down To Per. init American's Boat To Pass

New York, Oct. 27.-The steamship Paris, which is on the way to New York from France with Marshal Foch, has slowed down in order that the George Washington with Gen. Persh- ing as passenger, may arrive here tomorrow first
 The marshal in a radio greeting to the American people declared that he was "overjoyed over my visit to Amer ica, that glorious country which came
New Britain herald., 1921-10-27

so nobly to our help" He said he wished again to see the Americans ''whom I have known in the conflict or war, in victorious peace and in the bosoms of their families"
New Britain herald., 1921-10-27
"Papes Cold Compound Breaks any Cold in Few Hours

Instant Relief! Don't stay stuffed up! Quit blowing and snuffling! A dose of "Pape's Cold Compound talk en every two hours until three doses are taken, usually breaks up any cold.
 The very first dose opens clogged nostri1s and the air passages of the
New Britain herald., 1921-10-27
HARDING IN GEORGIA.

Columbus, Ga., Oct. H.-President Harding arrived here early today on his four day swing through the south and with members of his party visited Camp Benning, an infantry school near
New Britain herald., 1921-10-27

head; stops nose running; relieves the headache, dullness, feverishness. "Pape's Cold Compound" acts quick,
 sure and costs only a few cents at
 drug stores. It acts without assistance,
 tastes nice. contains no quinine-In- sist upon Papa's!
New Britain herald., 1921-10-27

The chief difference between the human hand and that of the ape lies in the thumb, which is shorter in the ape.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-27

People now know that the moon isn't made of cheese, but they are still innocent concerning the composition of mOOnshine.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05
MAY McAvoY ES UNA
TRIGUENA ENCANTADoRA

May McAvoy, la rutilante estrella
de la constellation de la Realart, es
otra interprete del "hlm" que, como
Constance Binney, aparece en- el blanco
lienzo cinematografico mas morena de
10 que realmente es.
Miss McAvoy tiene ell cabello de CO.
lor castafio oscuro, ell cual en- Ia pan
tala parece negro, pero no tanto como
Ell de la actriz Bebe Daniels. Miss Nc
Avoy tiene la tez de un delicado color
blanco, sin llegar palido, realzado por
unos ojos grandes de color azul profun
do. 81 no fuese por la emocion que Ia
refulgente estrella pone en- los papeles
que interpreta, su mirar parece.ia frio,
pero no es asi. Aunque Miss McAvoy
no ha pasado todavia del novtciado en-
peliculas, es mas actriz y sabe mas de
teatro, que muchas actrices Que hace
varios amos interpretan ante ell obje-
two.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05
SRA. PATRIA MARTINEZ DE
CoRDOvA DAvILA

En- la Clinica Susoni, donde fue opor
tunamente recaida, tuvo esta alta dana
Ell alumbramiento de una nina q la que
fue puesto Ell precioso nombre de Pa
quita Lucilda Conception.
Desgraciadamente la monisinla nj
ma Lucilda, hija primogenita &c los es-
pesos .ccrdoya Martinez, fallecio cuan
do apenas sus bellos ojos .vieron la luz.
iQue Dios conceda los distinguidos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05

la Realart continuaria todavia dentro
de los muros de un convento~ del me-
dioGia de Francia, en- vez dc interpre-
tar pelicClas en- California.
Segun nos cont6 Constance, la cosa
ccurrio de Ia sigaicnte manera:
A la edad de catorce amos Miss
Binney lie tomo gran afcion al teatro.
Sus padres, por el contrario, Sc, opu-
sieron telazmente las pretensiones de
la jovencita y, para irnpedirselo, deci-
dieron mandar a su hija q I'm coleglo
de religiosas, en- donde, a pesar de te-
ner por condiscipulas y companeras a
los capullos de la mas refinada aristo-
cracia de Francia, permanecio unos me
ses muy disgusto. Por fin, cuando a
Constance no lie quedaoa mas remedio
que resignarse su suerte, vino el alta
que que hemos mencionado mas arriba
Y Ell consiguiente y rapido regreso In
glaterra.
'Cuando hube restablecido por com
pleto de mi edad-habla Cons
tance-, mis- padres comenzaron a ha-
GER los preparativos para mi regreso al
convento. Afortunadamente, hurtadi
las de mis- padres habia aprendido> a
bailar, Y uno o dos dias antes de mi
partida para Francia, Winthrop Ames,
Ell director, me vi6 bailar en- la fiesta
de caridad. Gratamente impresionado,
me ofrecios un modesto puesto en- su
compaiiia, en- la cual continue por es-
pacio de dos amos sin esperanza de
''subir muy alto. Sin embargo, asi
como bailando me salv6 un dia de re,
gresar al convento, bailsndo logre inte-
resar uno de los directories ar-isticos
de la Realart, y hoy, alternando entire
la escena muda y Ell teatro hablado,
me considero la mujer mas feliz del
mundo.'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05
BEBE DANIELS TIENE Ell
TIPO DE NIUJER ESPANoLA

p
De todas las bellisimas estrelIas de Ia
Realart, Beb6 Daniels es la que tiene
ell color mas trigueho, tanso en- la pan
talla cinematografca como fu,sra de
ella.
Esto no es extrano, 81 Sc :ieme en-
crenta que por las venas de la @eful-
gente estrella de la Realart CORE san
gre espanola. Con sus grandes ojos. ne
gros, ell cabello negro azaoache y el
color triguefio de su rostro, Bebe Da-
niels podria namarse muy bien Dolo-
res, Carmen Teresa.
Tai vez la rara combination de las
dos razas, latina Y sajona contribuye
la versatilidad, al exquisite arte y a
la gracia con que Beb6 interpreta los
mas diversos caracteres.
Bebe Daniels es fuego y hielo; pa
sion flos6fca calma. En- la pantalla
cinematografica es irresistible.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05
NGL.ATERRA

Propistarie: Joss D. Rodriguez
Ganea Nc. 5. Tel6fono 300. San Juan,
Puortc Rico. Situado On una do Las
PrinciDales Gales, csrca del Trsei
y del TeatrO, pr6xirns q los MueIles,
sontiguo a. COrreO y demAn EdiNeisa
FedsraIes. Buen trato. Ssrvieio sx-
salsnte. Sc sirven Comidas . dOnast.
lie. Sc admitsA abon&dos. q prsasss
ra6dieea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05
CENTRAL

EdihciO censtruide expIssamsRt.
para Hotel, modernaments equipade
con ascensor, habitsciones cor bans
telefono, timbres , euAate rsquiors
el moderuo comfort. Plan EursHes
Restaurant . Ia earta. 7'sl&fpnss
3S1-1144. Box 1864, San Jose, PlsGs
Principal, San Juan, p. Z.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05
ALICE BRADY NO
Es sUPERsTIc1osA

Alice Brady Sc RE de todas las SUI
persticiones habidas y por haber. Esto
es mucho decir, pues aun hoy, muchos
de nosotros que va peinamos canas y
nos las damos de incredulos y hasta de
iconoclastas, nos echamos temblar 81
Sc nos derrrama la sal en- la p4esa nos
ponemos tristes 81 por casualidad pasa-
mos por debajo una escalera, sin decir
10 que nos aterra que slguie1 abra ell
psraguas dentro de nuestra casa. Alice
Brady, por el contrario, 10 mismo le
da, cuando Sc levanta p9r la mafiana,
poner primero ell pie derecho en- Ell sue
10 que ell izquierdo, vicever5a. ST Sc
le atraviesa un cato negro EN- Ell cami-
no, Sc pone reir como 81 Ell morrcngo
hubiese sido blanco; 81 por a noche
eye aullar un perro lastimeramente,
ella Sc pone silbar en- la hsbjtaci6n,
10 cual tambien dicen que es nal agile
ro.
Hay actores Y actr1ces mas supers
ticiosas que un torero. Ha habido di-
rector cinematografco que Sc ha esta-
do mesando les cabellos de desespera-
cion al yer la imposibilidad de hacer
interpreter tai cual escena una ac-
triz supersticiosa. Miss Brady cs todo
10 contrario. 81 ell director lie dice que
tiene que romper la luna de IN espejo,
10 hace con la misma tranquilidad que
toma asiento en- una mesa donde estan
comiendo trece personals.
Para ella 10 mismo da.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05
WANDA HAWLEY, "EsTRELLA
PoR AccIDENTE

sss.sAxs.assfA Ies se''
81 eli canto es plata, Ell sileneio es
orc. Asf dice Wanda Hawley, refulgen-
te estrella de la Realart, que comenzo
por lamar gorgoritos y acabo intorpre
tando peliculas.
Desde muy nina, miss Hswley tensa
una afici6n desmedida al canto. Guerra
ser una cantante famosa. La futura
tdiva'' alternaba sus estudios escola-
res con las lecciones de canto y nusi-
ca. Miss Hawley tom6 parte en- varios
conciertos siendo muy aplaudida. AL
terminar sus estudios en- la Universe
dad del Estado de Washington, Miss
Hawley pas6 Nueva York, en- donde
perfeccion6 sus naturales aptitudes pa
ra Ell canto, bajo la direction do repu-
tados maestros.
Su entrada en- Ell mundo musical tu-
vo los mejores auspicios, pues canto
acompafiada de artistas tan eminentes
como Albert Spaulding, Rita Fornia,
Myrtle Thornberg, David Reese y otros
de igual reputation. Ell exito mas Ii
sonjero parecia acariciar la joVen>can
tante cuando ocurri6 10 imprevisto.
Una enfermedad inoportuna que le
afect6 sacramento la garganta, obligo
Miss Hawley abandonar por CON-
pleto ell canto. nt.
Wanda, parodiando Hamlet. podia
haber dicho: eel silencio es oro'', o
cosa por Ell estilo, pues ell rapido en-
cumbramiento de la actriz en- el teatro
mudo es algo inusitado en- los anales de
| la cinematograffa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05
HOTE::.L!l.ES
CARRIE

GituadO en- sl ccraz6n dc la ciudad
Parfsctaments acondicionado con to-
dos los adelantcs modernos: Ascan-
sor, Talefonos, TimbrOs, Magnlfcas
habitacionsa con banjo priyado 8 efac-
tos sanitarios. Especial comfort psra
tamilias y viaiantsa. Prscios mode
rados.
TalefonOs 4sA y 1909, P. o. Box see
Calla de San Francisco, No. %,
San Juan, p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05
MARY MILES MINTER, "LA MIN
DE LOS cABELLos DE ORo'

A Mary Miles Minter generslmente
la uaman '.la nina de les cabelIos de
oro''. Sus cabellos son como madejas
do aureo metal, y sus ojos son tan azu-
les como ell purisimo color dol irma-
mento.
Tanto Sc ha hablado y dicho acerca
dc los hermosos cabellos de esta actriz,
que aun hoy hay quien Sc atreve du
dar de la AUTHENTICATED de ellos. jSeran
naturales? GSeran postizos-se eye de,
cir muy menudo-. No, seEor. Los
dorados bucles que realzan Ia peregri-
ma belleza de la gentil estrella de la
Realart, son, para quien 10 dude, natu-
rales muy naturales. Mary Miles Min
ter es una de las pocas Interpreters del
"flm' que no usa afeites ri colorete.
para que necesita afearse?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05
IMPERIAL.

El mejor, mas vsntil&do higte
nico CoImado. Gran surtids dc seA
aervas espaholas, franeesas . italia
naG.
PRECIOS SIN C0MPETENCIA.
9urtidO complete on GaIlstas iRgls
Raa y amerieAnas. MayagiLez, p. 3
FTutas frescas todas las aemAAas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05
JUSTINE TOMBSTONE
Es UNA RUBIA HECHICERA

Justine Johnstone, la bellisima ac-
triz que recientemente ha interpretado
cuatro peliculas de la Reala"t, es de
origen sueco, 10 cual Sc echa de yer
claramente en- ell hermoso color de su
rostro. Justine no es una rubia de color
palido, sino de color rojo claro parcel
do al del orc. Sus hermosos oios azules
sugieren ell color del cielo de su primi-
tiva patria. Dos nndas rosas fioreccn
perpetuamente en- sus mejillas. Al SON
reir aparecen dos hileras de blanuufsi-
mos dientes de ina perfection admira-
Bile. Los tentadores bucles dorados que
indiscretamente caen sobre sus hon.
bros centuplican su sin par belleza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05
"No HAY NAL QUE
POR BIEN NO vENGA

Este viejo adagio espafol my bien
puede apIicarse la actriz Constance
Binney, quien debe indirectamente su
buenaSsuerte a un 'oportuno' ataque
de APPENDICITIS. A no haber sido este
incidente, ell cual por cierto ruso en-
peligro su vida, La rutilante cstrella de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05
Ell YESURIO

EartistpS q nni numerosa clientsla
Sus nuavsments me onsuentre a
frsnts de este aareditadO Restaurant
&Sads speoAtrar&n IN aamer&do ser
vicis q Ia carta.
Ea AdnissH ahonados y nuDcA 1sl-
ban loa sabresOs spaguetti.
vieante RINALDI
Allen -. eaa Juan. TslGfoaO pse.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-04
Ancho Items

Mrs, Lee Hudglns spent las
week with her sister, Mrs.
Rogers, who lives in FIT. Stanton
and is very III.
Herman Wood has just return.
ed from Tularosa, where he pun.
chased agood quantity of fine
apples. '
William Cavanaugh, who was
taken suddenly i'll last week, was
taken to Carrizozo by the Mason.
ic order Of which he is a mem
Der; he was placed in a local
hospital.
Mrs. h. T. Bond of Corona is
spending a couple of weeks with
her friend, Prof. j. w. May.
VIM. Ellis spent several days
in Carrizozo this week on bust.
ness.
Uncle" Jimmie Cooper al d
wife motored to the County Scat
enc day this week. Both are
looking hale and hearty.
Miss Bertha Collins spent tie
weekend with her sister, Mrs.
DIR. Stone Of Corona; she return
ed to her school duties Monday
morning.
Paul Tuneson spent Sunday
with his wife and little son in
Corona.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-04
The Carrizozo Live
Wire" Business Directory

As n forerunner of Spring as
well as a forerunner of restora.
ton to normal business condi.
tions, we are beginning a Live
Wire" business directory Of the
enterprises of Carrizozo. Our
merchants are extremely hope
ful for good business, beginning
with the early spring. They are
even optimistic, and they should
be. Away with this moping and
grumbling about dull businessl
The word dull" is a false term;
it is counterfeit. Thrift" is the
real cond { on and the firms in
Carrizozo propose to show thei'
faith in the fact that business
n itions are to be of
the very best; there is nothing to
prevent it. The Live Wire"
directory will run for the entire
month of March as an evidence
of the fact hat Carrizozo busi-
ness men are taking a decided
stand for biz business. Let
everybody read the Give wire
directory Buy at Home | a
tronize those who are interested
in Carrizozo, and the welfare OF
the town in general. Away will
''mopes;" let onward and up
ward" be our watchwords,
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-04

The Woman's Club of White
Oaks will give a dance at the
Town Hall on the night of March
18th. Ferguson's Joy. Makers
will furnish the music. and If
everybody attends who delights
in dancing to the "Joy.Makers' |"
music, there will be an overflow.
Lunch will be served to every
body and there will be an album
dance on hand. Don't fail to
GOMEZ
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-04
NOTICE OF suERIFF's SALE

Notice IL hereby given that |, I'd. W.
Harris. Sheriff Of Lincoln county, New
Mexico, will. on the 2Sth day Of March,
1921, al 10 o'clock, a m OF said day,
,ell at public auction for cash at John
Burch's Corral. about 20 miles north Of
Carrizozo. said county and state, the
following described chattels for the
purpose Of satisfying that certain judg-
nent made and entered Of record In the
district court Of the Third Judicial dis.
.rict for Lincoln county, New Mexico,
IN the 18th day Of December. 1920, IN
cause Number esq ON the civil docket
# said court and entitled Harry Com
rey W.. Wooten Brothers, a firm rom
posed of John " ooton. Willie WOoten
and May Wooten. which action "a for
breach of contract and for damages.
and which said Judgment IL FOR the
principal sum of Two Hundred Fifty
Dollars. and intcrest at the rate Of ten
per cent per annum from sept. 80,
1917. until paid. aud costs of suit:
IA head range cows, branded 70 con.
nected, on left ribs; =
| bull. branded 76 connected, OF left
ribs;
3 steers, coming two var old, branded
rs connected, ON left ribs;
3 heifcr y%earliugs, coming two year
old. branded IS connected, on left
ribs and
/ calves unbranded.
IN witness whereof | have h%ereunto
st my hand this 2nd day Of Mare,
1921
Ed. W. HARRIS
Sheriff.
March i.il-l8.25.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-04

The White Oaks Woman's Club
met at the home of Mrs. Waiter
Grumbles ON In afternoon OF
Feb. 24th Cards and sewing
were INDUCED in, after which
refreshments were served Little
Evelyn Grumhles entertained th,
ladies with an artistic dance
which was a novel and pleasing
feature of the afternoon Ms
Maggie Current was the ucV
addition 90 the CLUB member
ship. The next meeting Will be-
at the home of Mrs. Harry Gal
lacher, at her ranch near White
Oaks,
Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Hammer.
Mr. and Mrs John Townsend.
and Mrs WAYNE Van Schoy Is,
were visitors to the county seat
this week.
Mr. and Mrs Harry GALLAGHER
were Carrizozo visitors last Sat
urday.
As signs Of spring become evil
de1t. mining talk increases. II
IL not merely talk, either; there
will be something doing be-
long.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-03-04

March l.1l-l8.25.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-23
YUMA IS PUZZLED; TOWN HALL BUILT IN CALIFORNIA THROUGH
 MISUNDERSTANDING OVER LINES

built and accepted by the city of Yu ma This was three months ago. Now some geographically inclined meddler has spoiled everything by discovering that the city hall is in California
 How the. mistake occurred is not known, but the building was placed on the western side of the railroad tracks at Yuma where it seems that it should have -been on the eastern side lt-is commonly believed that the Colorado River is the boundary line between California and Arizona at Yuma. hut it now appears that the Southern Pacific railroad tracks from the boundary
 The City of Yuma owns the plot upon which it's new city hall is built, but if the residents of the city wish to transact legal business it cannot be done in the new city hall as il is not in Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-23
Mexican Believes He's Millionaire;
 Officers Doubt It

An apparently insane Mexican was taken into custody yesterday after noon at Tin Town by Deputy Sheriff Dukes and Constable Bohmfaik and was locked up in the Bisbee jail unti he can be removed to Tombstone for a hearing in the superior court.
 The two officers found the Mexican barricaded in his room at Tin Town, and upon gaining entrance found him lying under his bed stripped to his underclothes. He had collected all of his household effects and had piled them in a heap in one room- The man is laboring under the delusion that he has vast wealth and property and begs for a pencil and piece of paper from anybody he sees and of fers to write them a check in any sum. When given the pencil he scribbies all over the paper but is un- able to--write. He leaves a wife and five children in Tin Town who are reported to be in unfortunate circum- stances on account of his condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-23
AVIATOR SOUGHT AS VICTIM IF
 BULLET DIES
Fl PaSO Man Passes Away Without Making Ante
 Moltem Statement

FL PASO. Feb. 22-H w West. who on February IA was shot by Lieutenant F. D. Jones. army aviator. died today at local hospital. Death was due to tetanus. Officers are seeking Lieutenant Jones. who was arrested following the shooting and released on s2OOO bond At that time Vests wound was not considered serious.
 The shooting took place at\ the apartment of Mrs. Ruby West. divorc- ed wife of West. and to whom. it is reported. the lieutenant was engaged to be married. Lieutenant Jones is an officer of the aerial border patrol with headquarters at Douglas, Ariz- At the time Of the shooting he was member Of the party detailed to search for Lieutenant Pearson who Tas missing for several days follow ing a forced landing in Mexico.
 West died without making an ante mortem statement.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-23
Coal Deposits On Arizona Reserves
 May Be Developed

TUCSON, Feb. 22.-Immense depos- its of coal and asbestos and other non-metallic minerals on Indian res
 ervatiOns in Arizona, which have. heretofore been undeveloped because )f the drastic laws regulating the leasing of Indian lands, may soon be developed by reason Of measure which was adopted by congress Mon day, according to message received today by Dean G. M. Butler. head of the department of mines and engi- neering at the University of Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-23
Two More Pageants Will Be Presented
 By Dr. Moore Today

The Palestine Pageant" at the Baptist Church this afternoon at 1:3O o'clock will consist of realistic Visit to Bethany and ''The Second Story of the Temple in the Wilder ness.'' will be portrayed and describ- ed by Dr., Moore.
 In the evening al 7:30 o'clock a minute description of the area of King SOlOmon's Temple will be given and the story Of the re-discovery of SOlomon's Quarries will be told. The evening lectures will contain interest ing information for members of the Masonic Order. A scene of peasant life with all the implements of agri- culture from the Holy Land will be presented also, and the program will close with a representation of the Dancing Dervish prayer.
 The pageants at the Baptist Church are creating much interest in the dis trict and are attended by large audi enceS.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-23
Witherspoon Named Chairman Engineers
 Political Committee

The Pisbee Chapter of the Ameri- an Association of Engineers held its regular business meeting last night
 the Y. M. c. A. w. O. Witherspoon
 as appointed chairman of the DO litical action" committee. G. B. Stocks was appointed chairman of the employment committee Employ ITS with engineering vacancies and ansineers seeking employment are I~ged by the chapter to get in touch with Stocks, who is a mining egni- neer for the Copper Queen No charge made for this service.
 It was announced that House Bill No. g, providing for the registration # engineers in Arizona, met with ia -or in the house as was shown by the roll call of 25 votes for it and 13 votes against it. Indications are that the bill will pass as it stands. except for a few minor amendments.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-23

Residents Of Yuma, Arizona, have a fine town and brand new town hall. but they are now under the amazing necessity of either giving up the new town hall and sticking to the town. or else deserting the town and nov ing over to the town hall. This em- barrassing state of affairs was brought 10 light when Lyman and Place. architects of Tucson, were not flied that they had made the fatal mistake of building Yuma.s town hall in California instead of in Arizona. Residents of Yuma declare that it is up to the architects to either move The California-Arizona line or else move their town hall.
 Several months ago Lyman and Place drew up pla5s for new city hall at Yuma, Arizona The building contract was let to English and Pierce of Phoenix, and the hall was
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-23
ASSAY|NG TO bE NOeAIEs MAYOR
 LECTURE TOPIC UNDER CHARGES

z lecture on the "Assaying of Cop ger Ores" will be given today at l and at ' o'clock at the '. NJ c. A. by c. H. Compton, chief chemist for the Copper Queen, to the classes talk ing the Copper Queen practical min- ing course,
 Compton's paper will include com, piete description of the Copper Queen labratory, assay office, and equipment and the methods used. He will des- cribe the potassium iodide method, the potassium cyanide method, the calcrimetric method, and fire or dry assaying, and will explain the degrees of accuracy obtained by the different methods.
 The lectures before the Copper Queen mining classes are open to the public
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-23
Arizona Baptists Will Convene At
 Douglas On Sunday

Representatives from Baptist Churches of Arizona will convene at Douglas next Sunday for missionary conference which will be part of a great movement among 10,e66 churches in B states. comprising the northern Baptist convention. The pur- pose of the meetings will be to pro- mote renewal of the missionary spirit in the denomination.
 The convention will be addressed by foreign and home missionaries from Baptist fields including Africa, Burma, Assam, China, India and the Philippines. Miss Ruth Shipley of Wyoming. Ohio. specialist in Sun- day school methods and work for juniors and children, will be among the speakers. Many of the local Bap- tist congregation will attend