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Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-06
Mining and Financial NeUS
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Today's brief session of the stock market was Oc- casiOnally enlivened by the opera tions of bull pools and resultant GOV ering Of short contracts, extreme gains in various divisions of the list rang ing from l to nearly 3 points.
 The confidence shown by traders for the long account was based less on any ange- in the general situa- ton than on the belief that condi- tions pointed 10 an attenuated bear position.
 Most of the moderate dealings con- verged around oils, steels, equipments and rails, with affiliated specialties.
 Several Mexican issues-stocks and bonds-awakened from their letharsy on buying orders which followed ov- ernight reports that the Mexican gov ernment has in contemplation com prehensive plan for refunding its eX- ternal obligations. Sales 235,000 shares.
 The weekly reviews of mercantile agencies reported slow and cautious improvement" This was qualified, however, by the statement that indus trial conditions continue to suffer from the blight of unemployment
 Changes in the clearing house state ment were unimportant, slight eN- pansion being shown in actual loans and discounts and an increase Of a little over S6.2O0,0OO in reserves bringing the total excess to about SIS 5,000.0 900.
 Local fractions continued To ssrens- then in the bond market, put other wise. including the Liberty group, dealings were light and irregular. To- tai sales (par value) S5.S25.OO0.
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Five Members Of
 Present Cabinet
 To Practice Law

WASHINGTON, Feb. B. Five Of the present cabinet members will re sume the practice of law when the administration changes March 4 The attorneys and the cities in which they will practice are:
 Secretary of State Colby. New York City.
 Secretary of War Baker. Cleveland.
 Attorney General Palmer. Washing ton.
 Secretary of Interior Payne. Wash ingtOn.
 Secretary Of Commerce Alexander. Gallatin. Mo.
 Alexander may run for the sena- tOrial nomination in opposition to Jim Reed next year
 Secretary Of the Navy Daniels will edit his News and Observer at Ral- eigh. N. C. He says he will have fun doing it
 Secretary of Agriculture Meredith will manaEe his farm magazine at Des Moines.
 Secretary of Treasury Houston probably will take some educational post.
 Secretary of Labor Wilson will oc- cupy himself with dabor matters
 And Postmaster General BurleSon will take it easy on his ranch in Tex as.
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EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN

Services are held ir the Warren chapel across from the c. X A. office.
 Bible class at 2:15 D. m.
 Services at 3:15 p. m.
 Topic: How Shall We Receive the Passiontide?"
 In observing the PassiOntide. se- Iies of sermons for the Sundays Of Lent is announced as follows: Feb. 13. Father. Forgive Them, For They Know Not What They Do;" Feb. 20. '-Verily. Today Thou Shalt Be With Me In Paradise:" Feb. 27. Woman Behold Thy SOn-BehOld Thy Moth err" March 6. My God. My God. Why Hast Thou FoTsaken Me?"; March 13. -I Thirst" March 20. Father. Into Thy Hands I Commend My Spirit; March .5 Good Friday). Tt is Fin ished
 These are the seven words that Christ spoke on the cross. The first three reveal the love of the dying Savior ClOve toward His enemies. to- ward His mother. toward the peni- tent SinnerJ The next twO show us the depth or His sufferings. The last two reveal His certainty Of victory
 You are cordially invited to wCr- ship with us.
 Paul LutZke. Pastor. S5I Eighth St. Douglas. Arizona.
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FIRST BAPTIST

Bible School at 9:45.
 Worship and preaching at II and 1880. at 6:50.
 Teacher training class Wednesday at '.
 Prayer meeting with interesting discussion of Bible subjects Wednes- day at s.
 A special offering is to be made Sunday for the relief of China's starv- ing millions This will be in addition to other offerings.
 Cecil T. Garnett, Pastor.
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BIsBEE PRESBYTERIAN

Sunday School at 9:45 g.. m. Mir l. O. Solms. superintendent The spe cial offering is for the relief of the starving Chinese who are being cared for by our missionaries.
 Public worship at II a. ID. and al D. m. Notice the early hour of the evening worship. This first Sunday Of February is China Famine Fund Sunday and it is urged that a very lit eIdl offering shall be made 70 this ob jeCt Themes of sermons: -The Root of All Kinds of Evil and 'Temptation-An Opportunity for Growth"
 WOmen'S League meeting Wedncs- day at 2:30 D. m. with Mrs. C. H. Hunt in Lowell
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hair: instantly. to any shade of brown or black.
 Without injury tO hair c- scalp. -'lirownatOne" impartS natural. lasting coloTs that defy detection. Does not r.Ib or wash off aud requires just ?, few uo- lnents To apply
 Guaranteed absolutely harmless. Drug Eists every where sell and recommend ''BroWnatone.' Two sizes-5Hc and Sf .su with easy. complete directions Two col OrS-shadinE from Golden Co Medium Brown and Dark Brown to IiHtck''
 Special Free Trial Offer
 For a free trial bottle Of .'BrOWnatOnc" send tO The kenton Pharmacai CO. snh COppin BldE-. COVinEtOn. Ky. enclosing 1ic 10 pay postage. packing and War t;,N.
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Subject for February is Spirit. ''
 The services on Wednesday even ing are at eight o'clock when testi- monial of Christian Science healing are given.
 Reading rooms at same address are open from l to 4 daily except Sun days and holidays.
 The public is invited to enjoy the services and the reading rooms.
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WINS SOUTHERN MATcH

HOUSTON. Texas. Feb. 5.-Shoot- ing from handicap Of 2l yards against field which missed few tar gets. Frank TroCh of Vancouver. Wash. won the Sunny South handi- cap championship here today by breaking go targets out of 100.
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N. J. MAN WINS SHOOT

NEW YORK. Feb. B. Making a per feet score. Adam Schrimps of Perth AmbOy. N. |. tonight won the anna tcur indoor championship in the fin alS of the trapshOOting contest at Mldl on square Garden IT. bTrl. :, loo clay targets out ut 100 shots
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-The actual condition of clearing house banks. and trust companies for the week shows that they hold S15.097,070 re- serve in excess of legal requirements. This is an increase of S6.221'92O from last week
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ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL

Rev. Geo. C. Golden. Rector. 9:45 a. m. Sunday School
 1I:O0 a. III. Holy Communion. 10:3O a. III. Ash Wednesday. the first day of Lent Holy Communion. 7:30 D. m. New Thought Class. 7:30 D. m Thursday. choir practice.
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REORGAHIZED CHURCH OF JES US CHRIST OF LATTER DAY
 SAINTS

Wcman's Club Bids, Quality Hill Sunday School 9;45 a. m..
 Sacrament Service 1l:O0 d. m-
 Preaching by the pastor. subject Be Ye ReconCIled to GUG. 50 D. m Relisic Society SIS D. m.
 Midweek prayer service will be held at our Chapel opposite Warren Laundry Wednesday at 7:50 r. m.
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HARDING AT oRMoNO

DIAMOND. Fla. Feb. 5.-The house boat Victoria with Prcsidcnt-e!ect Harding and his party on board an chored tonight near Sebastian. r. la.. after an uneventiul. days sailing along the winding Indian river
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The Tell Tale
 Of Gray Hair

To he judged ten years older than you actually are. is the teil-tale of gray. strcaked hair which detracts from a youthful appearance as much as a wrin- kled face does.
 Women. everywhere. prefer the easy. harmless ''Brownatonc' method that tints gray. streaked. faded or bleached
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LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK, Feb 5.~Liberty bonds closed irregular at: 3ls's, S91.S first As sS6.5O bid; seconr As SS6,40 first 4A's SS7.30; second 4h's SS6.4S; third 4h's SSs,94; fourth 4h's sS7.OO Victory S24's Ss7.2O; Victory 4&'s $97.24
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EIRsT cHuRcH oE WARREN

Sunday School at 10 d. m. Mir. Chas. G. Wood. superintendent. Public worship at II a. m. and 7:2o r. m.
 Ladies Auxiliary will meet Monday afternoon at ? o'clock with Mrs. Ad- Ter. No. 300 Campbell St
 Thos. A. Mitchell, Pastor
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Christian Science services are held in l. O. O. F. Hall on Subway Sunday morning at eleven o'clock. Sunday School at 9::4:5 a m.
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ST. PATRIcK'S

Masses at s and l0:30.
 Rosary and B-Dediction at 6:3O.
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COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Cottn steady at a net advance of 20 to 8 points.
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THE BAHAI MOVEMENT

Subject: Nature is Governed By One Universal Law"
 Meeting every Friday at 7:;:0 D. m. and Sunday at D. m. South Bisbec-
 Mrs. Viola Duckett
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SILVER MARKET

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-Bar silver. American .99ls; foreign 60.
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All are cordially invited to attend these services.
 F. R- Davis, Pastor.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-08

time, refreshments were served.
Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Crenshaw. Mr. and Mrs.
Cleghorn Mr.. and Mrs. Owens,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grumbles, Mr..
and Mrs. Hammer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Schoyck; Mesdames Bur.
nett, Payne, Rustin. Clcghorn,
Hearn and children. The next
meeting will be held at the home
Of Mrs. w. Grumbles, with Mrs
Owens as hostess.
The masked Ball Saturday
night at the Town Hall was
much enjoyed by the large
crowd which attended.
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SCHOOL NOTES

ny HhlNf 70 - t'N'|
Girls Club The Girls Club
met Tuesday night with Misses
Fordon and Heron. Light re-
ireshments were served after
an evening spent in sewing ano
playing games.
Camp Fire Girls The regular
Thursday business meeting OF
the Camp Fire Girls was spent
in study. The laws Of the Camp
Fire are: Seek beauty, give
service, pursue knowledge. be
trustworthy, hold on to health,
glorify WORK, be happy" The
girls r striving to carry out
those laws but it is not always
easy and they need the encour.
agement of mothers and friends.
Program for commencement
week The first event Of COM
mencemcnt geek will be the
BlccalGureate Sermon, which
will be preached by Rev. G. C..
Higbee OF the Methodist church,
The service will be in the Meth
odist church at eight O'CLOCK,
late enough for parents ant
friends to be present.
High School Class Play The
Seniors, assisted by others, will
present Mr.. Bob, a three acl
comedy. This is a very brigh
piece, ingeniously constructed
and tull Of comic situations
Mr., Bob is a nickname fol
Marion, a college chum, VIII,
visits Katheryn. Katheryn's
cousin. Philip, expects a MAJ
and calls Mr.. Brown Mr.. Bob
Marion supposes Mr.. Brown t
be Philip and a general confusion
of Identities results. This il
cleverly sustained throughoui
the play. Do not forget tn,
dates, May 10th and 18th, Mon.
day and Tuesday nights, at the
Crystal Theatre. The cast Of
characters will appear soon.
Commencement Exercises
The regular commencement ex.
ercises will be on Wednesda,
night, May 10, instead Of tho
10Th as has already been an.
nounced This is necessary il
order to be sure Of Presidenl
Hill Of the State University Of
New Mexico, who will give tn,
commencement address.
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Educational News

u Mfa, VI, J., biultN
The pupils Of the Corona High
School presented the play en-.
titled Deacon Dubbs" last
Saturday at the school Gymna
stun. Much credit Is due to
Mrs. w. S. Manning and Mr.. c.
w. Virgins for the splendid
management. The parts taken
by various members of In,
school were so well performed
that many forgot they were in
Corona and had no regret in
missing the Grand Opera in ri
Paso.
am very happy to be able 20
announce to the people of Lin.
coin county that the Lincoln
County High School has been
accepted in the North Contra
Association. The present corps
Of teachers are Of such quality
as to make places much larger
than Captain envious.
The second State Eighth Grade
examination will be held in the
various schools of the county
April 18th and 18th
or course an wide.awake
teachers will be I'm Lincoln April
sth and 9th
The attendance Banner which
has been held hy the Glencoe
School District No. 8 for some
months past has been won bS
School District no. %. Attend.
aucc being 100
The pupils Of the Lincoln Con
s1lidated School, under the dir
ecti1n of Mrs. Mable j. Burleson.
the ART teacher, have completed
the stage curtain which ! am
told Is a work Of art.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
q. Y. p. 4. PROGRAM

q. Y. p. y. Program for Sun.
lay April 10. President in
.harge-James Roselle. Song
service. Prayer, Business dis.
mssions- Secrelary's Report
leader in charge-Pearl Bald
sin; Scripture Lesson Mathew
18th Introduction by Leader;
THE Propagation of the Truths
If the Kingdom" Mrs. Ifaincs;
Paragraphs 3 and A. Mrs. Mer.
liant; "The Difficulties Encount.
frcd Lassie Ayres; The
irowlh Of the Kingdom Mrs.
huffman; THE rreciousnefs Of
Membership in the Kingdom Of
Ilr' Mrs. Saunders; The
fiaal Adjustment Mrs Ayres.
The Outlook Wants Ads.
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Notice For Publication
Department Of the Interior
United states Land Office
Scrinl No. OIaaOG

Department Of the Interior
United states Land Office
Serial No. OIseOG
Roswell, y. Mex, March 81. 1921.
NOTICE
Notice H. hereby given that on the
10Th day Of March =. D.. 1921 the
Santa Re Pacific Railroad Company, by
Howell Jones. It's Land Commissioner,
made implication at the United States
Land Once, at Roswell New Mcxiso.
10 selec, under the Act Of April r..
1904 .93 stat. en- the following des.
cribed land, to-wit:
50 ~. Sec. 3 Tp. IS. Il. o East u
y. N. p. NJ.
The purpose of this notice Is to allow
all persons claiming the land adverse.
ly, or desiring to show II to be mineral
in character, an opportunity T. file OBJ.
lection TO such location or selection
with the local others for the land dis.
trict in which the land Ia situate, to.
wit; Mt the land office aforesaid, and
To establish their interests therein, or
the mineral character thereof.
EMMETT PATTON.
Register.
April s May G.5t.
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White Oaks Items

The regular meeting Of the
White Oaks Womans' Club was
held last Thursday evening al
the home Of Mrs. Smith. The
time was pleasantly spent in
cards and dancing during which
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Baptist Church Notes

We have had fair audiences
Turing the few nights Of the
Meeting. We are hoping for
even larger audiences, and bet
Ter interest for this week. All
Who heard Rev. Vermillion were
nDre than pleased with both OF
MS addresses. Our Sunday
chool has almost doubled in
iumbers in the past two months;
interest in the study period Is
also much better than it was at
chat time.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Subject Sunday morning,
April 10, "A Satisfied Souls Cry"
Sunday evening, THE Lost
Soul Lament
LOST SOUL YOU DIE; THEN
YOU MUST FACE YOU h
CREATOR IN The JUDGE.
MENT. ARE YOU READY 10
FACE HIM IN PEACE?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-10

"For goodness sakew exclaimed
the fairy queen, when she saw the
regular procession in the distance
making its way toward her palace.
She said it to the Magic Mushroom
(you know who he was) and that
person, fairy, ! mean, turned quickly
to see what it was that caused the
Queen so much surprise.
Gracious aIiven' he had to ex-
claim himself. IF it isn't those twins,
the little rascals, coming home with
Flippety-Flap, and they've a whole
menagerie behind them. As sure as
peppers hot, it is the Bruin Brown
Bear family, toow
The Queen nodded brightly. "That
IS exactly who it is" she said in a
pleased voice. "And do you know I
believe that we are going to have the
best circus this year we ever had.
And it is all on account of those pre-
cIous children helping Flippety-Fiap!
They aren't afraid of anything. How
now, Mr.. Mushroom! Haven't we
enough animals to start something?
We ought to have a pretty good cir
Gus on our hands by this time"
She looked over the place where
three big white tents were shining in
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DR.. BARTON'S
DAILY LETTER
WE ARE IMPROVING.

/ We are interested in ourselves, anC
in what people think of US. If there
is any man in Europe for whose good
opinion we have reason to care, 1t is
Viscount James Bryce. His book,
THE American Commonwealth
still stands as the most notable in
depreciation of our institutions since
De Tocqueville Comes now his new
work, Modern Democracies," the
fruit of his maturest judgment. II is
a solemn book in some of its aspects
and not without warning to America,
as we'll as to the rest of the world.
But here is what he says about Amer
lea now and so years ago:
Fifty years ago administration
was worse and politics more corrupt
than they are today, but reformers
were fewer and found far fewer lis
teners. Today they are heard glad
ly, because the public conscience and
the public sense of what America
means for the world is more sensitive
Every fresh effort stimulates these
feelings and keeps the need for i'm
provement before the minds of those
who lead. When | compare the vol
ume of discussion of political, social
and economic subjects which issue
from the American press today, de-
scriptions of present evils, analyses
of their sources, suggestion for their
extinction, with the scanty cOnsidera-
ton these matters formerly received,
and with spirit of lugubriOus des-
pondency that chilled the reformers
of those days, | am astonished at the
change, and welcome it as auguring
we'll for future PROGRESS"
There is comfort in this. We are
not so good as we ought to be, but
we once were worse!
The good old times" were not SO
good as fond memory paints them.
There were evils in the olden time,
and they had friends in high places
1t was not easy to dislodge them,
and many of them are still firmly
entrenched. But our generous and
sympathetic as well as discriminating
critic, believes that we are better
than we were a half century ago,
with a finer public spirit, and spirit
as reflected in our press that has in
it much hope for the future.
Thank you, Sir James. We are en-
couraged by your good opinion. II
helps us to know that you have not
lost confidence in US. We are not as
good as we ought to be; we are glad
you think us better than we were
We hope you are right. Let US in
form you in strict confidence, we
intend to be better still.
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Engraved Cards. Bell, the jew
eler.
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ly beautiful this evening, but I'll
wager he has been sitting with her
at that concert for two hours this
evening without looking at her twice.
That's Geogre. He's chump, and
my brother isn't much better"
That's why father tells his bus
mess troubles to me. Those two are
not much use to him. George does
work that could be done by $50 a
week clerk"
"But | don't know anything about
to do with me-" | was getting little
restless. 1t did not seem fair to
George to let her go on like that.
at concerns you because father
told me last night that he could use
a capable executive right now. It's
a corporation that has been formed
to put up a new motion picture ma
chine on the market-one for home
use"
"But I don't know anythink about
motion picture machines, and what
makes you think I'm a good cXecu
tive, ?" | protested
"Sh! I'm my fathers daughter.
Right there l made a resolution
not to meet her father, but circum'
stances were to prevent me from
(To Be Continued.
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Confessions Of a Husband!
THE MANS SIDE OF MARRIED LIFE
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TEN YEARS AGO TODAY

(From the Times Recorder, May
10, 191D.
From the assurance given by
Chief Engineer w. /. Seldom, of the
Seaboard Air Line, in letter to L.
G. Council, chairman Of the street
committee, it is thought that the
matter of rebuilding the Lee and
Barlow street bridges over the Sea
board tracks will be amicably and
satisfactorily settled.
Manager George Gardner, who as
sumes the management Of the Wind
sor Hotel next Monday, is already
upon the scene and getting busy.
Local trap shooters will be pleased
to know that the grounds Of the Am
CIRCUS Gun club are now ready for
use and that the first trap shooting
on the new grounds will occur this
afternoon. This announcement was
made by H. w. Smithwick, who has
charge of the arrangement of the
trap shooting grounds and the plac-
ing of the trap.
A party of Americas people left
yesterday to spend several days
camping near Leesburg. Among
those in the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. S. C. Kelley, Miss Annie Park
Ell F. G. Beavers, 0. NJ. Hansford
Mrs. Martin and little daughter, A.
W. Kelley, Laura Kelley, Mrs. Ma
rion Kelley, Miss Mary Ever4tt, Rob
ert Kelley and Price Thompson.
There was a slightly favorable
change yesterday in the condition of
Miss Mary Parker, so seriously i'll
with typhoid fever. and friends hope
that the crisis m " be passed.
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the sun, and near which she coul'
see the animals, the elephant, tn
camel, the giraffe, and the whole ka
Doodle of them gossiping abou
themselves.
"Um, hm!' remarked the Mush
room thoughtfully. But somethin
is lacking, it seems to me. Two some
things! Let me think for a minut
and half"
Suddenly his eye fell on a fla
that waved gloriously over the big
gest ten. 81 knoww he said sudden
ly. cts stripes. The zebra isn't bac
yet, or the tiger"
The children were near enoug
to hear now and Nancy replied a
once. eyes, we know, and as 500
as we get these nice bears settle
comfortably, we're going after ZiE
Ply Zebra right away"
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TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY

From the Times Recorder, May
10, 190D.
The GROWING feature of yester-
days festivities was the spurious
barbecue served at Magnolia Dell by
the DeMolay Commandery. No. 5 to
the visiting Templars, and hosts of
other guests who were invited. 1t
was an ideal day for dinner in the
woods.
The Americas Templars who were
initiated in the order of the Mystic
Shrine made night of it. After ira
verslng the hot sands of the desert
until three o'clock yesterday morn