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Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15
SHIluP AMOYg MERCHANT MARINE TONNAGE;
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BY GIBSON GARDNER

One good thing this country got out of the war, namely. new merchant marine, Presumably il iS good thing for country 10 have ships with which to carry its commerce.
 Ever since 1860 our merchant flest has been dee,ining. When the War broke out there were in the whole country but el ShipyarlS containing sS4 ways which were capable of con structing vessel as large as B hun dred tons. In November. 1918, when the armistice was signed we had In- creased the number Of shipyaris from sl to ssS and we had increased able of taking ship Ot SS hundred and upwards dead weight tons.
 In 1910 our total merchant marine tonnage amounted to li.s69lsS. In 1917 this tonnage had increased to iS. .SOS.SS6 aud at the close of the ifs cal year of lseO our total merchant marine tonnage bad grown to sS.' Os7.S4s.
 Or this tonnage over three-fifths is engaged in foreign trade. Ten years ago the amount o( our merchant mar inc engaged in foreign trade was ap>  proximatcly a million tons, Today il Is approximately 16.600. .O0O. .0o0 tons.
 X survey of cargo vessels ot tue United States Shipping Board cngag- ed in foreign trade which entered aud cleared in the United States customs districts covering the first six mouths of the year just closed indicating the volume of trade carried as follows:
 American ShipS sS5e. other -Ships 6OcS. cargo tons carried iu American ships 3s,7si,el7, other shins l5.s1S.' 961
 So far as commerce in American ports k concerned American ships carried more than foreign ships. There were el per cent American ships engaged carrying Ss DOT cent of the dead weight tonnage and 50 per cent of the cargo tonnage.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15
PANTS FOR EVERY MAN ,

territorial Manna introdu C o
  the is 10OO0O00   yrealize Pair Mani
 
  climates make the natives subject pulmonary and ailments introduction  population of Pants Ike strong liquors be something which cannot safely
  familiar along ithOui-
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15
MONEYLESS RUSSIA

GAIN
  although 
 adOy. other than the product had. of haveh lad printing rube nothing a pinch salt
 AbOshng pretty deasts And that is II to flour another grinds the
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15
WIFE SAVERS

 "A O the L
 
  O 
  of being told
  be an home Further  should come to is a fife saver
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15

treatment for sick and disabled vete-- ans of the World War.
 The legion has presented to Presi- dent Wilson, President-elect Harding and every member of Congress d mem orial directing attention to the "suf- fering. shameful neglect and injustice being done these veterans The mem orial also was transmitted to the 5000 speakers. It presents the condition. the cause and the cure as follows:
 THE CONDITION
 Thousands of disabled veterans are waiting and have waited for months for compensation for their injurit $, Thousands have waited for months for an opportunity to re-establish them selves as self-sustaining members of society by vocational tsaninS- Thou sands are m need of Disqualification and the government has no hospital
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15

Tel her n few Ford jokes and thea laugh loudly in her ear. Be sure and kick her shins every other step SD she wont forget who she's dancing with. If she doesn't seem to be sui. feriny enough already. trip her a couple of times and then bawl her out out for being such rotten dancer. As soon as the dance is finished run like the dickens to the check.room get somebody's hat and overcoat and rush for the door. The floor com mittee win see that you get out all right Something thusly;
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15

Dear Kid.
 What do you think Of a protiteer> ing landlord that would raise your rent after wages heve been eutg This landlord Is too stinsy to give a dime 10 see the original George Washing ton cross the peleware.
 !. 8. Peeved.
 Dear l. B,s know how you feel. And, like most other great men. like to express my thought in poems. I'm with you. bo. like this; The landlord who thinks profiteerlnS Is going to prove awful cheering May soon have to try To avoid black eve And hope theren be no interfering. Dear Kid:
 ! think the newspaper game must be awfulS fascinating. But tell me. kid, you don't seem to have any brains at all How do you ever make a living at its G1inesere.
 Oh Guinies l don't like to use fierce slang but l cant answer yoa any other way. This picture. how, ever, will explain how get by:
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15
Poss.offiee Po,xa

Grasp your partner by the arm and one-step across the floor. Bump into everybody you see. Always turn 10 the left when a couple approaches so as to collide with them. Keep your eyes on the floor or read your dance program. hut don't watch where you'rc going. This will make you step along like you probably do everytime you Cy to shove your way into the post office about the time the day shift is rushing the general delivery win dow.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15
kid underMood krawl

This dance is the one always do. Follow directions closely:
 Grasp your pardner around the waist and then get bawled out for holding her so tight. Always start out with the wrcng foot and kick her in the shins. Then get out of step and walk all over her new shoes. Apologize. look foolish and then re- peat these actions several times with out any effort. II the orchestra IS playing a waltz dance a two-step. and Ii the juno is a foN-,rot try to waltz s,
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15
Quarry Canyon MaIk

Take A dozen slow steps, then stop and get your breath. Act unconcern- eG and pretend like you are merely looking around Inflate the lungs and eNhsle slowly. Then walk six steps even slower, and pant noisily. Try so tell your partner a funny story while getting your second wind. Make it a long story and don't come to the point uptl you feel able to start again
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15

Don't say anything. Wiggle around whole lot: don't stand firmly in one place. Start waltzing and then switch to two-step and then stop lancing altogether and wait for the lance to end, Then bow to you. lardner and thank her for the nour nation
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15
Music

Isnatius-A pretty girl Is like 2 melody.
 ISnatE-Neh. ss.w que the other night that looked pretty sharp. and she kOocked me flat So Sont her a note.
 lgnatIus what did she Sayg
 lSnatE-oh. she told me not to play arOund-California Pelican.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15
wARNlNSt

This column tomorrow morning win rc0tain special sporting itcmS. cu- ilShtcned with art studies ol some ot o1r most prominent young SportSmcn lR action. CraINshoo,erS and pan" tiendS need expect Oo rccoguiti0n. however.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15
WORDING YOUR THOUGHTS


 ion 70 better William his grandson farmers member writing phshnent n
 The order of the matter will advi CObbe sit down to write what have thought shall write Use the first words that itself your mind is likely to that another anything can.b by reflection, invent
 aoonsts all most top of friendly Indian of 
 they they require sleep
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15
By WHITHADLEY Why Be Discouraged? Did You Know That

When he asked why he worked sohas repair bench and why he took much delight doing we'll replied:
 First because what cndly because wish the myself
 Five tue under magistrate London dered the uprising of East End
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15

on your partners toes eve,y sew feet and then pull your key ring out of your pocket and drop it, Then Ston all of sudden and let the couple behind you trip and sprawl on the floor. This dance should be studied at the postoffiee any afternoon from | to . o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15
Just Passin' The
 Time Away

TllN.. ~sie4 along slowly until al. most exhausted; mark time. hesitate and then halt. Produce a silk hand. kerchief, ia linen one win do if your silk one is in the laundry,) and mop, off your perspiring brow. Then take two more slow steps. wheexe few times and drop to the floor.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15

Say Kid:
 A friend and | can't get our diree. tions strsishsened out in eiseee. So tell uss does the sun rise over Low. ell or over Higgins Aing
 The Twins. Fellers: I cant tell you, I never got up that carly.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15
Latest Dances
The Harding Aoeble

A fat guy with a big front porca can do this dance best. Grasp your pardner between the third and fourth fingers. Don't dance to close. just have some sort of an association with her. Waltz two leagues forward. then three back.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15
5000 LEGION MEN TO CARRY PLEA FOR DISARL ED VETERA
 TO PEOPLE OF UNITED STATES

WASHINGTON 14Three Legion people
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15

Dear Barry: 0rganiSius quar. tette iS easy. Just got hold ot thrNcc othcr fellows like yourself who arc rotten singers. Fight for couple 0C days over who's going to sing tenor. Then dig up piano that's out ol tunC, gather round it, all apologize tor either catching or just setting over colds, being Oui of practise. etc. and thc0 try to sing sweet Adeline~ or Down Ky the Old Min Stream '~ Whatever you do. absolutely iyuOlc Sl'y low mntteringS you hear in the n"ighhorhood and don't answer the bone il h rings. for it mtght bc hsmp pr Tex ;callipg up to telG Neu tO either shut up or finish the cun- cert in the music room of tho city hooSgow.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15
Dear KiSdo:

Uear Nlooos
 I'm feroelously fond ot music and am real good singer myself. in spite of what my friends say, am very anxious to organize qusrtette tn up- per Tombstone Canyon. Can you tel me just how 10 form . quartettes
 Barry Tone.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15

Three navy bsoonss landed in lonely spot most on top c friendly Indian toting quart Sco
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15

Some people think they all they require
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-02
RlsREE PRESBYTERIAN.

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m; E. O.. Solms, superintendent. Monthly offer ing for missions will be received. The coin cards for this object should be returned at this service. Public wor- ship at II q. m. and at 7:30 D. m. Themes of sermons: Opportunities, Past and Present; and Another Chance" On this the first Sunday of the new year, the members of the church should make a good beginning by meeting with others for worship of Cod Women's league meeting Wednesday at 2:30 D. III. Week of prayer with union services of the sey- eral Protestant churches of the War ren district January to 2, inclusive; at Warren on Monday, the 3d; at Lowell on Tuesday the 4th, and at 'Bisbee, in the Presbyterian church, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings, with the different pastors leading. John c. E. Fry, pastor
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-02
UNION WEEK OF PRAYER
 SERVICES.

The Protestant churches of the Warren district have united for spe- cial services during the week. of prayer. January 3 to ', inclusive. The program is as follows, and it is sug- gested that this list be saved for reference:
 Monday, at 7:30 p. m.. in the church at Warren, Rev R. A. Gay of Lowell -residing and Rev w SelIeck of the Bisbee Methodist church leading in the discussion of the topic, Thanks giving and Confession Tuesday, the 4th, at Lowell in the Presbyterian chapel, Rev. c. T. Gar nett of the Bisbee Baptist church pre- tsiding, and Rev T. Mitchell of War ren leading the discussion of the topic, "The Church Universal" Wednesday, the 5th. in the Bisbee Presbyterian church, Rev. T. Mitchell Of Warren presiding. and Rev. T. A. Gay of Lowell leading the discussion of the topic. Nations and Their Rulers
 Thursday, the 9th, in the Bisbee Presbyterian church, Rev w. Selleck presiding, and Rev. J. E. Fry of the
 Bisbee Presbyterian church leading
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-02

military service reduced iron. three years to IS months
 Two foreign questions arc likely to give constant concern to the govern ment throughout the coming year They are the payment of reparations by Germany and the war with fur.t ish Nalionalists over the Syrian SnG Cilician mandates. Then. also there are the large general questions of the future of the Versailles peace treaty the league of nations and the many issues growing out of the peace con ference, in all of which France has q very deep concern in what the com ing year many bring forth.
 The German attitude at the Brus Sels conference, which will he re- SuWed January 10, gives rise 10 the expectation that an agreement or reparation is possible early in the spring fixing the total sum and the manner of payment.
 There will be period of anxiety after the decision until it can be seen whether Germany will pay the install meEts agreed upon. It probably will take q year or more. to determine this consequently the French army will be maintained near it's present strength of S4O.000 of whom 100000 are whites and the others colonials.
 Frances Turkish mandates will be discussed by the French. British and Italian prime ministers as part of the whole Near East question at |; meeting early in January. France now has about 10000 troops in Tur- key
 The advance France has made in reconstruction, her wheat crop which reduces buying abroad by two billion francs and the continued confidence of French investors, as srown by the unprecedented success of the last loan. is considered as justifying a greater optimism concerning the ff- nancial and economic situation than is held at present.
 The struggle over the high cost of living receives large share of pub lie attention. Resistance of merch- ants and manufacturers to consum- CTS demands for lower prices has re- suited in something like a deadlock. The buyers abstain from making pur- chases because they feel that war prices should no longer be asked. The merchants, habituated to large profits. refuse to reduce them. Con- Seque ntly, prices remain high and buyers are scar"1. Meantime, the
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-02
FIRST BAPTIST

Achieving The Impossible" is the theme for the morning hour Com munion service will be observed at twelve o'clock. Those who have been received into membership during De cember will receive the hand of fel lowship just before the communion
 The ordinance of baptism will be administered at the close of the ever ing service. The evening meeting will be evangelistic as usual.
 Bible School meets at nine-forty five with Oliver Kouts, supt The two mems bible classes have beer united under the Baraccas. All meI of our congregation are urged to meet with us to discuss the Present Dis pensation."
 B. Y. P U meets at 6:30 H. D Burlington is president We expect our new books soon. An interesting program will be given.
 We expect to have our building comfortable. A fire will be started Saturday night Come with us ana we will do thee good.
 Cecil T. Garnett. Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-02
\ ] TICE TO TRE
 PUBLIC

l wish to notify the public and my patrons that I am continuing ill busi ness as manager of the Lowell Motor Co.,. agents for Gates Half Soles and Tires, in the same establishment at Lowell in which an. attempt at arson was recently made.
 l fully realize that in view of the circumstances surrounding this case have been placed in very unfa' vorable light. I can only beg that the public. my friends and patrons, will withhold judgement in this matter un til the case has. been tried in the courts, when l am confident that the full establishment of the facts will also establish my innocence
 Until this has been accomplished shall endeavor to give the same ser vice at my place of business as m the past, with the hope that l will not be condemned by the public until have been condmened by the courts and with confidence that when 1 have been cleared by the courts l will be fully cleared in the minds of all.
 C. I. SHAW. Adv Proprietor Lowell Motor Co.,
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-02

banks are impatient under repeated demands from large holders of mer. chaEdise for renewals of their secur. ities
 The new year opens with unem. ployment increasing daily. It has been causing much concern since Oc- tober and now has reached volume which officials agree calls for imme diate effective measures Three hun. dred thousands workers now are idle in France. nearly 100000 of whom are in Paris. according to figures an nounced by the minister of public works.
 The metal industries, the leather trade, manufacture of textiles and clothing and automobiles were the first to suffer in northern France. the Loire valley and Paris and vicinity Recently the silk industry became af- fected and there are eight thousand workers idle at Lyons alone, while the perfumery distilleries around Par is are working three days week.
 Some of the large department stores in Paris have asked for eX tended credits The industry suffer ing most is the leather trade, nearly half the hands ordinarily employed being out of work. Eight thousand idle
 The question of unemployment is being considered by the cabinet and is to be, debated in the chamber oi deputies.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-02
REORGANlZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY
 SAINTS

Woman's Club building, Quality Hill. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m Sacrament service at II d. m Re ligious society at 6:15 D. m. The pas. tor will preach on the subject. "The Unknown God" at 7:3O D. m
 At our chapel opposite Warren laundry, at 7:30 D. m. Monday, Jan uary 3, our regular annual branch business meeting will be held for cleo tion of officers and other important business. Prayer service Wednesday at 7:30 ?. m. F. R. Davis, pastor
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-02
FIRST CHURCH OF WARREN.

Public worship at II a. m. and 7:20 p. m. The Lords Supper will be ob- served at the morning service and members received Sunday school meets at 10 a. m; Chas. C. Wood, superintendent. The Ladies' Auxiliary of the First Church of Warren will 2 o'clock with Mrs. w. T. Wells, who lives on the Boulevard in the west part of town Thos. A.. Mitchell, pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-02
THRIFT WEEK NEXT

NEW YORK. Jan 1.-ClOse on the heels of the holiday spending orgy comes National Thrift Week, from January F to 23 This week begins annually on the birthday of Benja min Franklin, the nations leading apostle of thrift The week is di- vided:
 Jan. 17-National Thrift Day, or Bank Day.
 Jan. 1S-Budget Day.
 Jan. 19-National Life Insurance Day.
 Jan. 20-Own Your own Home Day.
 Jan. 21-Make a Will Day.
 Jan. 22-Pay Your Bills Promptly
 Day.
 Jan. 23-Share with Others Day.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-02
Seance Is Broken Up When Too Many Historical Folks
 Appear In Ghostly Attire

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-When is a ghost not a ghost?
 The answer caused heap of rum pus during the Conjurors Club seance here.
 A theater was filled with curious folks. A big oak cabinet was put on the stage and examined for wires, etc. Then, the glim was doused.
 King Henry, lately lamented. Ifloated forth and said, "Howdy."
 Others, who have left. came back. Things were moving along nicely land everybody was having a wonder ful time being scared to death."
 Then the late Joan of Arc stepped out of the cabinet and waved her sword.
 Twas too muchl Somebody howl ed ''fake!" The stuff was off
 Sure it's a fake" replied one of the promoters, we wanted to show you how easy it was"
 Several of the spectators found it was just as easy to go and get tnelr money back.
 Others stuck to watch the hand trick the eye.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-02
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.

Services are held every Sunday afternoon in the Warren chapel across from the c. & A. office. Childrens Bible class at D. m. Services at 3 ID. m. Topic: With Fear, Yet With Hope, We Enter the New Year" You are cordially invited to worship with us. Paul LutZke, pastor. .551 Eighth street. Douglas, Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-02
FRANCE BEGINS NEW YEAR IN SPIRIT OF CONFIDENCE; GOOD
 CROPS INSURE PLENTY FOOD

PARIS. Jan. While the French people have their worries. yet they begin the new year immensely more confident than they began 1920. be- cause of extraordinarily good crops progress in restoring the ruined de- partments of the north. plentiful supply of coal and the prospect a year hence of having the period of
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-02

the discussion of the topic. 'Mis. sions."
 Friday, the 7th. in the Bisbee Pres byterian church, Rev. J. E. Fry pre- siding and Rev. C. T. Garnett leading the discussion of the topic, Families Teachers and the Young
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-02
SHOE SALES JUMP

BOSTON. Jan. 1.-The big Douglas shoe factories at Brocton started Monday, Dec. 27, on straight run on 10,000-pair production daily for the next three months.
 Shoe manufacturers generally ex' pect increasing activity. because for the past six months shoe sales have exceeded production.
 Chain shoe stores report more sales in November and December than in these months of 15lv.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-02
METHODIST EPISCOPAL cAuRct

The Church of The Cordial Welcome 9:45 Church school. Subject for adults, Our Responsibility for Childhood" Matt 15-1-14. II a. m. Public worship. sermon, A Happy New Year and it's Chal- lenge"
 6:30 Epworth league. ''The King dom of God in Our Hearts 7:30 song service. 500 p. m. sermon, What Is Your Life"
 w. H. SELLECK,
 Minister.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-02
THE BAHAl MOVEMENT

Subject: Religion Must Be ill Ac- cord With Science and Reason" Meet ings every Friday night at 7:30 and Sunday at 2 ?. m. Everyone most welcome. Mrs. Viola Duckett, South BiSbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-02

Large numbers of American sewing machines are being sold in Manchuria on the installment plan
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-02

The first locomotive with steel springs was built ill England 100 years ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-02

Thousands of French people can net afford to buy meats or eggs be- cause of the soaring cost of living.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-02

ST. PATRIck'S CHURCH Masses at and 10:30: Rosary and benediction at 6:30.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1921-11-24
'OPENDO0R' BACKED
BY nine NATIONS.
PRINCIPLES OF EQUAL oPPoR
TUNITY AND TERRITORIAL
INTEGRITY UPHELD
AMERICAN DELEGATES MEET
Naron Shldehara, For Japan, Says No
Objection VIII Be Raised To The
Chinese Proposal

Washington.-Heads of the delega
tons of the nine nations participating
in discussion of far eastern questions
were understood at the executive com
mittee sessions to have expressed
themselves as heartily adhering to the
principles of the open door, equal OPP
portunity and territorial integrity Of
! China.
A statement on behalf of Japan on
! several questions relating to the far
east was made at the session. 1t was
arranged that a complete public state
ment would be issued later through
the state department.
The delegates were in session two
hours, and it is announced that they
will hold another meeting.
Another meeting of the American
delegates to the armament conference
has been called by Secretary Hughes.
Further information from the technical
committee on the naval limitation pro
gram is expected.
The ten proposals submitted by the
Chinese delegation, as had been expect
ed, formed the basis for the discussion
of the last meeting, and all of the del.
egation heads are understood to have
expressed agreement at least in prlnci'
pie with Chinese views.
Baron Shidehara, who presented the
Japanese viewpoint, is said to have
shown a friendly attitude toward the
Chinese proposals, and to have indi-
Gated no material objection that Japan
would have toward making them a
part of the proposed agreement on far
eastern and Pacific problems.
Secretary Hughes and Elihu Root
laid the American views with respect
to "Chinas bill of rights" before the
other delegates, and after the heads
of the other delegations had spoken,
DR.. Wellington Koo of the Chinese
delegation thanked the delegates for
the sympathetic manner in which they
had received the proposals.
It is indicated that the statement
dealing with the session may be given
out at an early date.
After adjournment of the commit,
tee session it is learned that Secre-
tary Hughes and Premier BRAND will /
confer at the state department later. |
It is not indicated whether the confer
ence will have to do with Frances
views on naval armament limitation or
with land armament, q subject which
the French premier is expected to dis
cuss before the conference meeting in
plenary session.