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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-31

INDIANAPOLIS, March (By
Associated press) The last day Of
work under the presert wage scale
will be completed today by the coun-
try's half million union coal miners.
Officially their suspension of work
is to begin tonight at midnight, but
virtually it will start six hours ahead
Of schedule, when most of the min
ers end their shift their in the mines.
A complete tie up of the union
fields in twenty states was predicted
today by union officials.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-31
CREATWALKOUT
STARTS TONIGHT
IN UNION FORCES
Alabama Employing Mostly
Non-Union Miners, To Profit
BY Tie-Up

PANA, Ills, March 31.--The first
actual stoppage of work in the Hi
nois cad fields occurred shortly be-
fore noon today when 800 miners
packed their foods and went home.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-31
PLAN ANOTHER SALE.

CORDELE, March 31.-Plans have
been made by leading local stock
men for another cooperative hog
sale to be conducted sixty days hence
in Cordele.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-31
FORCED ON US IN EFFORT
TO CRUSH UNION-LEWIS
BY JOHN L. LEWIS
President, United Mine Workers of


THE United Mine Workers regret
more than anyone else the neces-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-31
MARKETS
AMERiCUS SPOT COTTON.
Good middling II cents.
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, March 3i.-Market
oponed steady 813 up. Fully 1884.
Sales 5000 bales. Receipts 4,974
bales, of which 1891 are American.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-31

THE coal strike called for tomor-
4 row is simply a step in a great
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-31

CURB MARKET TOMORROW.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-31
WEATHER FORECAST,

For Georgia-Cloudy and cooler
tonight; probably showers in east and
south portion; Saturday fair and
cooler.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-31
STRIKE TO TIE UP COAL MINES in 20 STATES
BOTH SIDES OF COAL STRIKE
IT is NECESSARY STEP
Observation-Disclosures
BY j. D. A. MORROW

Vice President, NatiOnal Coal Assoc
citation.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-31

&JRB nARgET TOMORROW.
The New York herald., 1922-01-31
REORGANIZATION
The Denver and Rio Grande
Railroad Company

Plan dated ate S nuy nS e s eDsnv s
has proposed by Railroad Corporation
s @ nnd the pepo: 70 1 d May @ 9 o
m First and % Five Fer o and sd
and Agreement has been approved and adopted by the
Holders of Certificates of Deposit Refunding
Mortgage Five Per Cent Gold Bonds issued under the said
Agreement Of Reorganization in the and within the
presumed to have assented to Agreement
ganzao to have waived any right OF Withdrawal gwen by the
the Deposit Agreement limiting the time within WHICH
ing from the Plan Holders Of cert6eae OF Deposit
I the boH @ e ind % bnds nd
Of Certificates OF Deposit issued under said Deposit Agreement
,om ssss Of neg but may at at any time pfsssnt
named below be stamped asserting to the Plan and Agree
Per Cent Gold Bonds of The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Reoganaton by deposing their bonds coupons payable
One apd ID M sad & w %
before March 92 ar and will receive therefor or & @ % q
stamped the Plan and Agreement of Reorganz
The Committee has arranged that in the event that ea1
h o s be s % T st e Pa sah
shall @ n & fss S Ss.s %
under the Plan and Asree%snt Of Reo1sanisaton
ods5 to a il h 0 this Dgs % beaos b
Agreement aforesaid sign and file Depostary o.
e Of Containing Of ali right Of
given ZEN By the DEPOSIT and % % the & %
which DePosto1s will be entitled to receive the new ssesres
Of Deposit appropriate certificates
the Depostary the Sub Dpostarie be stamped
accordingly Blank forms for obtained from
the Depostary or any of the sub-Deposarcs
Holders of undcposied First and Reundng Mortgage Five
Per Cent Gold Bonds will be entitled participate the benefit
of such purchase merely by the deposit of their bonds
panied by appropriate income tax certificates.
Provision made the end that, Plan should
consummated the bonds be returned free of charge
Depostors shall have assented the Plan This
does apply holders of Certificates of Deposit who may
dissent
The Committee recommends the immediate acceptance
Plan and Agreement of Reorganization. probable
default the due February 1922
holders urged to deposit their bonds promptly
Copies OF the Plan and Agreement of
obtained from the Depostary the Deposares
from the Secretary of the Committee.
Dated, New York, January 30h 1922.
is Wall St, New York City.
nAuxppsD D9geITSTy TpTsT roupnuv BERTRAM CUTLER,
a ST. NeyY CHARLES HAYDEN,
Subj ANDREW j. MILLER
FIRST SAVINGS FREDERICK STRAUSS,
<ouBAEk MELVIN A. TRAYLOR,
PRovIDENT LIFE AND TRUST ~""'''ee-
MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY.
THE INTERNATIONAL TRUST
COMPANY.
Denver
The New York herald., 1922-01-31
Fire Record

\. VI. Loss.
i2:5J-i33d 81, and Brown Pl.. Tho
Bronx, auto, Joseph Gillen UuEaown
6.Oj-tront Of Iif Warren st.. tato
truck, y. sehorls q Gormon TrifllnE
6:4o-i3. y. i0ith st.. Meyer New
s.fa-ss w i2ot. st.. Morrisey .unknown
e:2o-ii W i'?.h st.. H. Coppel-
10 .oO-i97l Seventh sv. John Eyu-
rosks .... .+....s..... ........ .Inknown
f0I5--9s Christopher o.. Peter Bott
10 O.2o-o4l Clinton ST.. Anna Levin
10 :2j-3ii Fifth ave. Bcrldey Furnl
io:15-G7 w 5sth ST.. S. u. Newton. Unknown
II .20--S77 y. iGtst ft.. Able Roadhousc
Co. ....................... .TriflinE
i2.4o-i5ol west Farms road. Tho
Bronx. automobile IN garage,
Israel Goldberg ............ Triflinr
i:i5-6l West 2lih r.. rnoccupied Unknown
2.4j-l2o West i3Sth ST. Alexander
3:3o-23s west 10th ST. walceleo
a Co.s....... ........ ......tuknown
4:Oo--7o Canal 81. Simon Rapan. Trifliug
z :05-7T0 Tenth av.; William Lee
7.2o-SCo West 10th st. Consumers
Brewing Company. ......U Unknown
1902 9th av; Butchers Supply
s.iO-ioG Broadway; Jacoduik g
10 :2O-gil hth av. dance hau... .Unknown
10 2O--285 West 18Th ct.. Gut Edre
Picture Com pnnr ..t...... Unknown
~ i0-iia Division ST.. MCrfis Itcl-
man .s.t.+t ..t... ..t.... .InkEoNn
The New York herald., 1922-01-31
TO THE HOLDERS or


ANACONDA COPPER MINING co.
10 Year Secured Series "a" SO and Series
'B'' 80 Gold Bonds Due January I. 1929.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the
amount OF funds In the Sinking Fund
provided under the Supplemental Agreement
dated July 1, 1920. suppiementing the Trust
Agreement made by Anaconda Copper Min
Ing Company dated January 2. 1919, Is
1858 TT0.20 and that Guaranty Trust Com
pany OF New York, Trustee, pursuant 10
Article ". OF said Supplemental Agreement.
Will receive at its TRUST DEPARTMENT,
140 broadway, New York City, until 10
o'clock A. NJ, on Friday. March 10, 1922,
sealed proposals for the sale TO It of bonds
(either Series IN" or Series "B'') secured
by said Trust Agreement and Supplemental
Agreement. In such amount as will exhaust
the Sinking Fund moneys In hand at tho
lowest prices ct which said bonds VIII be
offered for sale, but not exceeding a price
ut which the rate OF return, based on :hc
yield from March 10. 1922, TO January 7,
Interest on all bonds purchased win cease
on March -. 1922. and payment OF tho
amount OF the accepted offers and accrued
Interest due thereon VIII be made upon de-
livery 20 the Trustee of the bonds purchased.
together with proper Federal Income Tax
Ownership Certificate.
The right IL reserved to reject any or all
offers I'm whole IN part.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
BY w. g. POTTER, President.
Dated January 10. 1922.
The New York herald., 1922-01-31
the UTICA ELECTRIC LIGHT AND
POWER COMPANY
First Mortgage SO Sinking Frni
Gold 8tnis
DIE fnsn

DUE 1850.
THE UNDERSIGNED as successor by
merger TO the TRUST COMPANY OF
AMERICA, Trustee. under n mortgage dated
December 10. 1899. made by Tho Utica
Electric Light and Power Company, hereby
invites offers OF Bonds issued under said
mortgage to exhaust the sum OF Seventeen
Thousand. ono Hundred and one Dollars and
Fifty-seven Cents (SiI,l0l.5I. IN the Sinking
Fund, at n price not TO exceed 100 and ac-
crued interest. Sealed offers. endorsed. "Of-
fers 10 The Utica Electric Light Il Power Go.
Sinking Fund" will be opened at the office
OF the undersigned. No. 81 Wall Street. New
York City. y. Y. nt twelve o'clock noon,
3rd. 1929. Offers should be ad-
dressed TO the Trust Department. Tho right
Is reserved 20 reject any and all offers.
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, Trustee.
by LYMAN IlHOADES, Vice-President.
Dated Now York. ". ". January 81. 1022.
The New York herald., 1922-01-31
CITIZENS GAS COMPANY OF
i>DtANAP0LfS.
uaA n.f..pAtAw Nnet


Notice is hereby given that Bankers Trust
Company, Primary Trustee under the First
and RefunGlng Mortgage OF Citizens Gas Com
pany OF indianapolis. dated July I, 1912. TO
Bankers Trust Company and the Union Trust
Company of Indianapolis. Trustees, intends
TO apply the sum Of Sl9,S35.2G, now held in
the Sinking Fund. 10 the purchase of First
and Refunding Sinking Fund Gold Bonds of
Citizens Gas Company OF indianapolis issued
under such Mortgage, at price not exceed
ing par. accrued Interest and So premium.
and TO that end invites offers 10 Bankcrs
Trust Company OF such bonds at price not
TO exceed par. accrued interest and Sc pre-
MUM. which offers shall be FOR all or any
part OF the bonds so offered.
All offers must be made IN sealed cn-
velopes and delivered 20 Bankers Trust Com
pany az Primary Trustee, AZ It's Corporate
Trust Department No 10 Wall Street. New
York city, on or before 3 o'clock +. NJ. on
February 10. 1922. and shall be FOR he sale
TO & of such bonds as OF February Il. 1872.
No offer win be accepted which shall be for
q sum in excess OF par. accrued interest and
SCI premium.
Dated Al New York. this 18th day Of Jan
uary, 1929.
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY,
Primary Trustee.
By II. 4. WILSON. JR., Nice-Prcsident.
The New York herald., 1922-01-31
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS.
ONT sTOCK LAND BANK BONDS.

JOINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS.
Yield
Bid. Ask. Ab't.
First Y. S. Z. B.-Chlcsgo
5Ks, Nov, 1851. op. 81 - 1903 1o3I 800
fJont Stock Land Bank IS,
May. 1880, op. f......... 97y 90 5.Us
fJoini Stock Land Bank 5s.
Nov. 1888, op. '2f. 90. ..... e7k 10 EOS
fNot listed on New York Stock Exchange.
4. =. LAND BANK FARM LOAN BoNps
Yield
f.a Bid. Ask. Ab't
fFed. Land Bank +. L. IS,
May. 1911. or. '2s.......f03 1887 f.5J
fFed. Land Banlc. +. l.. IS,
May. 1n3s. or. '23. ....... i00iS 1914 AS
fred Land BANK. r. l.. 4Hs.
MAY. f!fln, or. ~ ......- nS aSA as
frcd. Land Bank ~ l.. fiss.
Nov. 1898. op. 49,. rs pSal rs
fucd Lund Dank y. l.. 4iks.
May. 1887. op. 20. 90 NS9i AIS
tNot listed on New York Stock Exchange.
The New York herald., 1922-01-31
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
IaNMAN A. KEMP. INC.

To holders OF Founders stock Series and
Series y. aud Common Stock:
Notice Ia hereby given that the Annual
Meeting OF the Stockholders Of Lanman &
S~rp. Inc win De held a. the principal
rsfice OF the Corporation No. i35 Wafer
ctrvct. Borough Of Manhattan. New York. y.
o. Tuesday. February 1th. 1872. az n
o'cich in the forenoon for the transaction
~ 81, and all business that may come be
fore fhe meeting, aud/oi before holders of
any cinss or series OF Captal Stock, includ-
ing me election by .,o,aers Of Founders
StocR Series a. .. two Directors. the cleo
tloL bv holders us Founders Stock. Series
Is. -. one Director. tho election by holders Of
common stock of six Directors. and the
oirctlo. ~ two Inspectors Of Election.
New York. January 23ra. ia-1
ATliELGTANE KENpRICK, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1922-01-31

To Holders of Certificate. of Deposit for FRS. and Refundins
Mortgage Five Per Cent Gold Bonds of The Denver and
Rio Crande Railroad Company issued under the Deposfr
Agreement dated May 2e, 1917, between the Holders OF
said Bonds and the Committee therein aned:
NOTICE
r OF
The Western
Plan and OF
No l6 Wall Borough OF
New York The COMMITTEES the acceptance said Plan and
Each holder Certificate Of Deposit issued under said Deposit Agree
shall coneusvely sented
Reorganization he SHALL thirty
public oil is the
dates and the number numbers the Certificates D1o, held
By him.
In effective
o OF
filed Of
within ten lOl days from the hr day March 1922 wthdraw his
hie thereof Of
his Certificate OF Deposit.
New
BERTRAM
CHARLES HAYDEN.
j..
JONES. FREDERICK STRAUSS,
Wan
The New York herald., 1922-01-31
AZTEC LAND AND CATTLE co,
limited

January -, 1929.
Tho snrvni ur.tNng ~ The vtoci.huldcra y.
fho Aztec Land nh1 cattle Company, L.n-
itcd. WIFI b heiv st tho offics os tlis 60 A.
pany. ~. g. Wan Street. Now Ypr- yiiy.
Borough o.. Nanhhttau of. INn41Ry. Febru-
afy 1sth. 1872 al - o'cso.G II. f,f tns aisc-
tiou of Directors Zoe 10 easginr year hnf
fhe Transaction OF sucH or.cf 5usiacss as
may come befnrs tAs tnee:ln.
CHARLES y. LlrliGO%. Secretary,
The New York herald., 1922-01-31
NO REORGANIZATION ACTION.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 3O.-A meeting
OF the stockholders OF the Remington
Photograph Company. called to con-
slider the question OF reorganization.
broke up in disorder to-day without
taking any definite action.
The New York herald., 1922-01-31
MONTREAL.
NEW YORK STATE BoNDs.

Form. Rate and Maturity Bid. Ask Ah't.
fCaual 1mp.-Iigh. Imp. Js,
Jan. and March. fa22-3O. 400 .... ....
Canal Tnlp. .-ITigh. Imp. rs,
Jan and March. fafi-Ti 40 .. ...
tcanal Imp. .-Hirh. Imp. 5s.
Jan. and March. To44.Tf
The New York herald., 1922-01-31
DIVIDENDS

s.ocN of pay-
Rccoro. able.
q. ~. Si.1a..4.............F Feb. 10 March
Liggett- Myers Tobacco, q,
s. ............. ..........Feb Is March 1
Iiegett Myers Tobacco. q.
II. So. .s..ttsss... ..st....ts.. .tcb. 10 March
sio'osco Holding CO., q. pf
2s ....................... Jan. % Feb. /
Pittsburgh steel CO., q. pf
Si7J .......... ...... FEB. 10 March J
The New York herald., 1922-01-31
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
Federal Light & Traction
Company
NOTICE or ANNuAL sETxrNG o


New YORK. n. J~.'uary le 1879 -rs
Tie Annual Meeting of -. Stockholders, ot,;S
FEDERAL LIGHT & TRACTION coMSANkg,D
WI be held az The offss OF the Conn., lapy,,ss
No. 81 William Street cast Floor. BoI -
9ush Of Manhattan C'.y Of New York;
NJ ~ on "Wednesday. February i. 1922, ats
~ o,Slock noon for 0slet
]. The election % Directors; ta..,r
2 The alteration and amendment OF tis
ca TO amend it Article section IN rrsD,,
gard TO the notice TO be siNcn or ~
the Anaua. Meetings: s.,.fl
(b) To amend Article III Section IN rt-.,f
gard 90 ,he rules Of procccdinS, afHsh
place ard mauaer of meeting OF thss'
Executive Committee: ,'r,sN
(c) To amrns Article " Sectios sa~r
a. 90 pro .i.e FOR ths creation OF sd-,.t
dilonal Officers % the Company ,,'-e
CD TO amend Article Section I 80 > s.i.t
cculricates for the First preterrsa.,,s
Preferred and No Par Value Ccrs- <
mon stock % the Company. N
corlalye with the changes autiicf ~
ICED ~ The Special Mez;ins of sss~s,
stockholders held on January A.ion
., ~ ar,.nd Article Y Section IN rs-ff-
essd 10 the method os signins GER
iificates OF stocg. AlN31
90 To amend article Section so a$c,f
of 6videndg
Crj 10 amend Article VIII Section I sss''
es io uroviSc for the terms OF re-.
d.u.ptlon OF The first PreferredB,
q. ana Tor the transaction Of such otner.
business as may properly come before tps
atio, On sii action of the Board OF Dirsc-
tors and OF ths Executive Committee sirferT
the last Annual Meeting Of che Stockholders
tn, roiis Vii. ,oinain open ono hour Ths'i
Stock Transfer Books will be closed al the5l
close Of business January ~, 1872. ana .wi.sol
ness or g,e 2nd day of February i929. nnfoy
DUNHILL. secretary 70
The New York herald., 1922-01-31
PITTSBURGH.
DETROIT.
/. ..f15 I15ll III 1f5N

.eS 90 6Ra,6.i 6% tFht; htoa n iissN lit isA
1850 Columbia Mot. 2M 2% 2h :M
100 Conti'l Motors. g g 6
IS Cont Motors pf 81 81 81 81
- Ford OF Can. .2I2 2I2 272 272
'fSS fcS MieS alef9lg susss'l. Motor. 81 Z S% q
400 Packard ...... 67s s9s e9s eH
The New York herald., 1922-01-31
NEW YORK CURB MARK EFT
INDEPENDENT OILS.

MONDAY. JANUARY sO. 1872.
The New York herald., 1922-01-31

To Holders of Adjustment Mortgage Seven Per Cent.
Cumulative Gold Bonds of THE DENVER AND
RIO GRANDE RAILROAD COMPANY, issued
under the Adjustment Mortgage of said Com
pany, dated May l, 1912:
Holders of Four Per Cent. Ten-Year Secured
Notes of THE WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
CORPORATION issued under it's Trust Agree
ment, dated October l, 1920:
Referring the notice dated this day and published by the PrOte
Mortgage Bonds Of d The Denver and Rio Gnd Rrosd Com
announcing between this Corporation and said
and affairs Denver Grande Railroad Company, The
majority Of all bonds outandn under said Adjustment MoTsgsg
Reorganization Corporation right
Mortgage Bonds participation in the Of said Plan carried
into effect and has agreed in that event to accept for Itself as the
other holders Of
desirable order bondhods may remain position
holders Of Adustmens Mortgage Bonds shall NOT deposit thr
asee Which holders
Mortgage Bonds,
The OF The Denver Rio Grande Western Railroad
wh 5 5 5 and T &
okownership is controlled by this Corporation being
'sa ss
bsvs bssR withdrawn by this co5poon and provided th
Of the pn h Railroad Company h not 15
withdrawn BY this corPoaon through the medium Of dividends
co5aton supplied cands Ra 5
and investing additional property Intended
1t has that the Plan of
the RsOrganized Company addition
of The Denver and Rio Gande Western Railroad
ing consideration of stock be received
Holders the outstanding TnYar Four Per Cent Secured Notes
of this (Which Adjustment
Mortgage Bond notified that said Plan Rcorganza-
ton carried effect this Corporation will afford the
holders seve privilege of exchanging
be issued the Plan they would have
hold
their notes exchanged
Copies of the Plan of Reorganization by appca-
City.
New York, January 3o 1922.
The Western Pacific Railroad Corporation
By ALVIN w KRECH,
Chairman Of the Board
The New York herald., 1922-01-31
nrssoIurInN NOTICE.

THIS S. 20 advise that the Thomas Tcxtif> J
CO. composed 81 ~ y. Smith. Moliie 4 7
Geatare. Thos. j. S,vartz. las been dfrs
solved erf husircss -ii ~ carried on uu.
der came namo hoy 1hos. }. SNatt1.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-20
Community Chest
 Plan to Be Taken
 Up After Holidays

The plan for a community chest, from which all welfare and charit- able organizations would draw funds, according to Dr. N C. Bledsoe, ap- pointed several weeks ago as a chairman of the community chest committee.
 "The committeee has not yet held a meeting" said Doctor Bledsoe and probably will not meet until after the holidays. We did not feel that a great deal could be accom- plished until after the first of the year. But the community plan is still decidedly a live issue; we feel that need for it is growing daily. As soon as the excitement of the holiday season is over the committee will meet, study the budgets of var, ious organizations and then present report to the Luncheon Club and the general public
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-20
Urges Employers to Give Veterans
 Chances for Jobs

Employers who have vacancies in their forces are being urged by Fred Weik, of Tucson, to give first chance" to world war veterans. Weik, who is now, in Douglas, spent several hours in Bisbee comforting with Sec retary Bert Smith, of the chamber of commerce, and other local men in an effort to secure employment for veterans who have been taking voca- tional work. Weik is in charge of the employment bureau of the United States Veterans Bureau for the Ari- Zona district
 Scores of veterans, partially dis abled during the war, are waiting now said Weik, for positions in Arizona. In their number, he said, are steno- graphers, book keepers, electricians, machinists-almost every trade and profession is represented
 Weik expects to return to Bisbee about the middle of January and will then present to the chamber of com merce in detail an outline of the work of the veterans employment bureau with the view of securing employ ment here for some of the ex-service men now on the waiting list The same plan will be followed in Douglas it is understood
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-20
DOES YOUR BACK ACHE?

It's Usually sign of sick kidneys, especially if the kidney action is dis ordered, passages scanty or too ire quent. Don't wait for more serious troubles. Begin using Doan's Kidney Pills. Read this Bisbee mans testi- mony.
 c. s. Ables, eos Tombstone Can yon says: T am glad, to say a word of praise for Doan's Kidney Pills because from past experience II can say they are absolutely satis- factory l had a good deal of trouble with sharp shooting pains through the lower part of Thy back My back often ached so hard I had to sit down and rest, and felt weak My kidneys acted frequently and the secretions were highly colored I had often heard of Doal's Kidney Pills being so good for this trouble that l tried a box, getting it at the Cen tral Pharmacy. This one box cured me of all the trouble and I have had no complaint from my back or kidneys in two years"
 60c at all dealers. Foster -Milburn Co.,, Mfrs, Buffalo. N. Y.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-20

date. It is reported in the trade that that some metal is obtainable at 141s cents pound Considerable improvement in demand for the red metal has been noted in the past few days, the result being that pro- ducers expect that the niger price will establish the market within a few days.
 Inquiries are beginning to come into the market in fair volume for first and second quarter delivery of the new year, the demand for de- livery il the first three months nat urally being larger. While the great CT part of it is for domestic account, the trade reports that buying for German, French and British consum- CTS is picking up rapidly. The price for export copper is moving upward with the price quoted for domestic delivery.
 Tt is estimated that the surp.us stock Of copper on hand as of Dec. l was approximately 225,000000 lbs, the figure being unchanged from that at the beginning of November, sales last month about equalled production. both being about 65,000,000 pounds. It is expected that deliveries from the mines to the smelters in the current month will exceed those of November because of the improve ment in transportation facilities. As a result of the suspension of opera tions at the mines in the first quart CT of the year, accompanied by cur tailed operations since April 1, stocks of copper have been mater ially reduced since Jan. 1, when the amount on hand aggregated more than 600,OO0,000 pounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-20
VOLUNTEERS WANTED TO HELP SANTA CLAUS PREPARE CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR CHILDREN;
 DAY OF CELEBRATION CHANGED TO SUNDAY

and girl at the Legion's Christmas tree, but the usual allowance is being made for a few seconds"
 The Christmas tree will be placed in front of the Legion club, in the plaza between the club and the Cop per Queen general offices. The cele- bration, originally announced for Sat urday night, will be staged at 5:30 Sunday afternoon, the Legion com mittee having decided this day and hour better that the original schedule.
 There will be plenty of excitement and entertainment for both young sters and grown-ups- The American Legion band will play before and af- ter the arrival of Santa Claus, and Christmas carols will be sung by high school students.