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Judsonia weekly advance., 1922-01-19
Mosconw.-"Untl Russia
knows

Mosconw.-"Untl Russia knows what assistance the foreign powers will give toward her reconstruction, it Is impossible to make a statement about the payment of foreign debts," said Maxim Litinoff chief of the So viet legations abroad, in statement recently.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1922-01-19
Advertising By Radio.

Plainfield, N. J.-The focal Cham Der of Commerce has planned a novel way of advertising the city through the use of the wireless telphone
Judsonia weekly advance., 1922-01-19

The prices of cotton and lii been doubled by the war. their service by using Red Ct Blue in the laundry. All grOd vertisement.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1922-01-19

Boston.-A conference of repre- sentatives of all labor unions affiliat- ed with the American Federation of Labor will be held here January 27, the Boston Central Union has an nOunced.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1922-01-19
CRAMPS, PAINS
 AND BAcKAC|
St. Louis Woman Relieved Lydia E. Pinkham's Vel
 etable Compound

St. Louis, Mo. -"I was bot| with cramps and pains every mona
Judsonia weekly advance., 1922-01-19

Mountain Home.-Charles Thomp- son and family, who live on the Pa lenske farm near Henderson, awoke house in flames. The fire had gained such headway before it was discov- cred that practically all of the house. hold goods were destroyed with the house.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-28
Binney's Raise
Continued from page tlco)

tCoHtWbeu !foW Puge tup/
Lottie, but | was pretty seedy and, Of course
I've got to dress better in my new iob'
I've bought few necessary little thnTl
myself it now seemed just the right M
ment for Mrs Binney to announce.
"Good' declared Andrew. 81 guess We a1
afford to splash little once in our lives
Have they settled about your salarys'
she again insisted.
Not yet"
Each night. for another happy but unSaa
week, Mrs Binney would scrutinie AndH
face when he came home. To CERTAIN
nificant question in her eyes he would S'A!
his head or whisper Not yet"
And then one evening. when he came Dn'
fortunately no one saw him as he went Soe'
up the stairs At the first glimpse o. A''
Mrs. Binney hoped he was merely nreo-'
ill-but her heart sank.
Well" demanded Lottis rinl!. ''
much is it,"
Now, Lottie. you have got to look a. ia
things from a cold, business-llke point VI ~
In the first place, Tucker held tna1 p0',. ~
long time. He didn't start IN az .
salary-the one we've been figuring
Tucker r''--
Never mind Tucker. What are the!''
to give you?'
LAS l am trying to tell you, they afsfs
down, and that is why they are giving = !
chance" Mr. Binney wiped his brow W. La
of his new monogrammed linen nanu'' IA
For heavens sake. tell me the worst y
you get any raise?" "A
'Of course l did," Indignantly
Andy.
How much?"
Three hundred dollars" i
Binney dropped into a chair ana +.
throbbing head into his hands and ss
the floor p
Mrs Binney stood quite still. is
drew long breath. Being very ..t
arithmetic. she didn't need pencil s~
to figure out that $500 year mean
crease of $25 month. With Mrs. y
$40 raise this left S15. n
"Never mind, dearie." she caJoled :.
"We'H manage How long do you sups n
will be before Mr.. Tucker will be ".ss
eral manager and you will be made ss'''
ager9" o;f|
81 hope not very soon!" groane0 ii
Another promotion and raise in salary
be ruined
New-York tribune., 1922-05-28

P'eked out OF the air. and substituted ono of
my own which moved all the prices up about
l5 points @'''o'
Next morning every farmer in the radio
dlstrlct had loaded everything he had 70 col,
on ms trucks and gone into the commission
houses demanding the new prices
l ne next night | observed a temneranco
message gong to a meeting of the Prob;h;-
.ioh enforcement League, and substituted for
II an address by Governor Edwards of Nou,
Jersey oenouncing the Vostead law and call
ing on all his hearers to unite to restore s+ron,
drink to thirsting Americans.
The people at the meeting thouoh+ tho;u
speaker had either gone mad or was puttno
up some KIND of job on them and thew ad.
Journed and chartered automobiles to o. h,,n+
for him. W s0 NUM-
~ course when they got to his house he
was putting out red hot prohibition t.u
which was relaying along to an ElLs n .,,h
in Jersey City. " -1iNS ''u'
New-York tribune., 1922-05-28

~ nave your voice first coming up through the
MOOR 'hen III through the window and immedi
atey afterWard out of the bureau drave,,,
III try returned the ghost "bvt n, ne,
GUS ana like to keep shifting abont Ro-
slues' It's funny to watch your face whom ,ba
oeslnnlng Of one of my sentences starts fro,,
oe"'''o picture and the end of it comes o,t
oi 1he radio receiver My sense of humo, is
Keen That's what got me into this tro,,b,e
1 had neen hanging about the hals ,.1ono
conan Doyle lectures about us spir;ts a,a
heard him say one evening thu ,boro
reason TO believe that ghosts were usino +ho
radio. was perfectly sure that no o,aat
nao been using the radio, but the suggestion
put an idea into my mind
Inc next evening [ took up a place aho,+
Two miles and half above the earth ,,.hoao
an the radio messages cross to get 10 ,rhouo
they are going, and began to Shift tho o+ho>.
currents ,t mat carried them. The first thing
mat came along was a market report wh;ah
New-York tribune., 1922-05-28
BY JAMES J. MONTAGUE

HAD got through the market reports and
was listening, fascinated, to the bed
H time story, when | noticed that the air
about was suffused with pungent
odor of birthstone.
Why birthstone | couldn't imagine Out
side the night cool and starlt-no sign
OF thunderstorm anywhere. The Italians
had held their quarterly fireworks exhibition
the week before. The trolley cars were roll
lng smoothly by, with grinding of brakes.
Still the birthstone smell persisted
lald down the radio receiver and began to
snlff the air. Some people can use all their
senses at the same time. ! can't. If | want
TO listen | have to stop looking If trv to
smell | can't listen.
Il suppose I'm the odor that's troubling
YOU SAID voice that appeared to come from
nowhere IN PARTICULAR "It's nv hands or
rather my wrists. l haven't got any hands
any more
"N ho are you? inquired, little testify.
dislike to hold conversation with people |
can't see, especially when it is evident from
the proximity Of THEN voices that thev are
rght IN the room with me-
I'm just ghost" said the vo;ce "or
falher what is left of a ghost made q mis-
take that's all. 1t was mistake anv ghost
mIsht have made, but unfortunately for me 7
happened to be the ghost that made it. just
when / was having most entrancine time
TOO. Maybe you'd like to hear about it."
was interested and said so. had NOT
Known before that ghosts could make mistales
supposed mat with their wide opportunities
Tor observation they would be nfallible.
II you don't mnd.' | said. 20 ON hat
please stay IN one place. 1t is disconcertjng
New-York tribune., 1922-05-28
The Simpleton

Continued from page seuen)
room The kitchen is there and there is
stable outside the child explained.
She gave the man seat at the table and
went out to look for provisions Returnjng
'she said:
Here is bread and here is some cheese
wait; there is also some sausage'----
1T will not be too much And what is there
to drink"
He drew up to the table and ate voraciously
Il have only this much wine"
She put half-empty bottle on the table.
My aunt locks up everything"
HIS mouth filled, he answered only with a
grunt.
1 need some money he said
Did papa say that too?"
She looked at him with so much good faith
that he was embarrassed for a second Rn+
suddenly he recovered himself and spoke in a
gruff voice, intending to ntimidate her.
"Certainly he said so He said that Won
should give me the money need The money
that is in the WARDROBE he added. on a ven-
ture. in the hope of convincing her.
I'm the wardrobe?'
The girl gave start
There isn't any money in the wardrobe I,
Is IN the trunk under the bed that papa keeps
his money
The man grinned
Thank you for the information The ward
robe the trunk-it is all the same"
She interrupted him, She was pale with
indignation and sought to bar his way.
81 Iar Won 1ior
again. Get out
Keep away from me-" he growled.
he seized her brually and pushed her aside
Her head struck the corner of the chimney
and she rolled the floor The man ran to
the bed, bent over and pulled out the trunk.
which was locked He was trying to force it
open when he heard noise behind him. He
turned his head The child was standing IN.
a streak Of blood crept down her face She
had taken the gun from the mantelpiece and
was pointing it at him.
The man leaped to his feet But already
she had fred. The report shook the house.
He received the full charge in his left breast
and fell to the ground.
Liar cried the child, looking at his mo-
tionless body, He liar all The same"
Copyright. la3.. New York Is.bun. lac
New-York tribune., 1922-05-28
illustrations by MERLE JOHNSON

l never found out what happened, for lust
then got an idea that it would be entertain
ing to try the effect of bedtime story on the
Society for the Study of Relatively. If Won
could have seen the faces of that bunch Of
super -mathematcians when, out of the anon1;-
fer, came the cute replies of Reuben Robin
TO Wlltred Woodchuck you'd have felt that il
was worth the effort
The children got the Einstein lecture and
1t put them to sleep so effectively that the
oroadcastlng office was besieged by thousands
of parents for more of the same stuff every
night
i might have been still in the same busi
ness if | hadn't tried to be too funny. 7 had
oeeh reading IN the papers about this im-
tatlon lightning that Mr.. Steinmetz has been
making up at the General Electric plant in
schenectady. thought if | could divert one
Oh Chose streaks INTO the radio system and sud
denly send sizzling flame out of every re-
celver would get reaction that would make
eternity pleasure ever afterward
$50 | hoyered over Schenectady t;u saw
streak of what l supposed was this ersatz
stuff. | grabbed it, Intending to shoot Il into
'he radio stream, and that was ALL
What do you mean?" INQUIRED.
1T a real genuine streaL of Goh+,;.
V" i'o way 10 set hre to an oil tank Not
even ghost can grab a streak of LIGHTNING
ana keep what ne grabbed it with. NV hands
were just worn away in an instant. and since
that can't play any more tricks henceforth
forever It's too bad, too, for was beginning
TO get lot of fun out of it,"
Inc last of this sentence kept diminish
ing IN volume until the concluding word was
barely audible in corner of the closet. That
was the ghosts way out
'oopp7oht' 1929, BY James j. Montaoue)
New-York tribune., 1922-05-28
Us COklN

Lake City. After that the crowd took us right
IN and let us get as close to the railing as we
wanted to-whch wasn't very close-and look
down on New York, New Workers and the
other curosites
The lobby Of the Woolworth Building is
tire vertical Grand Central Station Elevators
pull up from there for all points skyward to
the end of the line Locals and expresses are
leaVlng every minute. If the building had
been much taller sleeping car, dining and
committing facilities would have had to have
New-York tribune., 1922-05-28

that we were glad to meet terra firma again
two young women in front of US gave US We
don't -even-know-you' looks
The Statue of Liberty, standing austerelv
with torch aloft surely is not modern girl.
She has a light, but no cigarette Maybe some
day she may be re-sculptured, smoking in the
height of fashion and her name changed to
Personal Liberty.
An elevator took US to the base of the
statue, but there we were not content to re-
main, although the sages say it is less haz-
New-York tribune., 1922-05-28

been introduced into the elevator SYSTEM
When going up for purposes of obscrva-
ton we found the express would carry us
only ffty-four stories; then we had to change
and take a little jerkwater line for the last
four stories. That put US right up among
the gargoycs and sign which said that
cameras, opera glasses, canes and umbrellas
were forbidden. They must be checked.
After we had taken one look down we went
back and read that sign again to see if it
didn't say lunches, too.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-28

ardous to remain al lady's feet than s +
to reach her heart. That we realized stsr
climb up circular ron stairway hi L
head and knees with an in-exeess-ot...iisjs
cent sensation.
There is a small army post on Ii sian
devoted to the chaperonage Of the Gaisss
Liberty. If Congress keeps on cuttn: d.
the army this garrison in attendance or
lady from France may be reduced to JUS
man. And that would be hardly PROF.
would it?
New-York tribune., 1922-05-28

II. 3'u &oo8 Y D0Ae4A Yonl -.
HER, EOLDfEQG AArA lcses 'r
IFS Here "a AQADE Gpo0NN T..
PICK Up WCT XDO 4OosE0 nv, ~.
ON tt EyGpY .DAY.M. ???' Saln'SNs
Mp'1Ep 10 Us AFTEp VIZ ~ yss ,s
NHf1 ~ r>>TNFOlL rom 4 cus, INV
OK COQ WIAY bACe X >Ta I,Sa
US. WHEN Ne Tppen Ms Tss-. &
ON 1uE OcEAN-~M .9up4.nry. p4ny.
-SAlD <WG -"DCNcAA [NSss,-. [rSs-
MANY VAS 70 Pei lcE Tl1S 49, ~. I
CcEAA EVERY t|CeNNlG lI S's
PICK Up NlOT X1N---sr1-,, -,
New-York tribune., 1922-05-28

From conversation we learned that on a
clear day you can see Princeton, presupposing,
or course, that you want to see Princeton
There was also scientific talk to the effect
that the building sways in the wind That
dlsagrceable sensation wasn't our tummies
after all
We reached the ground (by way of the ele-
vator), with the feeling that it would be some
time before we could look at Typographical
map of New York and vicinity again without
getting dizzy. When we remarked fervent]v
New-York tribune., 1922-05-28

III T oeezR ills
oF THE
wQOLWCP7H
BUu-DhQG FOR
NE BE NFF1TOf
New NORkEPS-
ONLN SIGA1SEH22
FROM OUT Of
TOWN EVER SEE
l1-AccORDhNG
70 1AE PEG'S1H
Up III 1AE TOWER
EVBN BUSINESS
MeN Wl1A 0Ff,e-
ES IA 1uE BUILD
lNG HAVE NEV6R
Nt<EN III T.
TROUBLE 70
Look DOW|N ON
1AE TOWN
FROM lTN HIGH
New-York tribune., 1922-05-28
BY Fairfax Downev

Or the old Frenchman, who never
dld get around to visiting nearby
Carcassone. a poem may be written
New-York tribune., 1922-05-28

or lamentng as he breathes his last that ho
never found time TO ascend the Woolworth
bu1lding or the Statue of Liberty. But few
OF the natives hereabouts seem to rise to those
neights 10 avoid being conspicuous when
we reached the Tower of Nickels and Dimes
we registered from Belevle Kan, and Salt
New-York tribune., 1922-05-28
tiEIIIhI7QY:NI1i .[.=I5zI :, y

EG1 POWT HERE ARE SIXTY
SORES plERcW 6 79Z REET
| Nc4 ~7HAT- LASI INcA MADE
Us CON&cAON& or A NEA\M AIlAeA
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-26
[A lZsyzZzz

industry and Ebert H. Gary's survey of the general industrial situation.
 Equipments. motors and oils also eased, partly on week end realizing. The only noteworthy movement a. mong rails was strength of Missouri, Kansas x Texas preferred, and an other st back ill Ann Arbor common and preferred Sales amounted to 435,0U0 shares.
 The foreign eXcahnge market was listless, but British and allied rates continued to react. Dutch bills hard ened and German marks held their nominal recovery from the mid-week s collapse.
 Changes in the weekly statement of the clearing house were unusually narrow, actual loans and discounts contracting by about S11,O00,00O. with a decrease of slightly less than S1,600, GOO in cash holdings. The one item to show pronounced change was the net demand deposits, their decrease of SS7,7S9 GOO more than offsetting the previous weeks gain.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-26
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Mar 25.-Invesment shares were dull at nominal changes, but few selected issues registered material gains in today's brief ses- sion of the stock market.
 Woolworth was the spectacular fea- ture, jumping 12 points and closing at a net gain of 10 on reports that the directors were considering declaration or a large stock dividend.
 Kresge, Tidewater Oil, Coca Cola and Otis Steel were among the other comparatively obscure stocks to show marked strength, averaging 2 point gains.
 Steels as group failed to fulfill re- cent expectation of higher quotations, despite bullish developments in the
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-26
Metal Market

NEW YORK, Mar. 25.-The market fer pig iron is firmer with some i'm provement in the volume of buying. The prospects of an advance in coke in the event of coal strike is dis turbins feature winch is having an in fluence on values.
 Copper was generally steady during the week most producers selling cleo trolytic at 13 cents delivered nearby, and 131s cents for later shipment. De mand was less than it has been ano late in the week it was possible to get electrolytice at 127s up to May de- livery, although it was felt that any material increase in demand at that figure would cause a tightening back to the 13 cent level. EExport demand has likewise been smaller. Produc- tion is running light while purchases for wire purposes have been encour- aging.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-26
LEGAL NOTICES
Department of The Interior,
 O49783-052S65.

U. S. Land Office at Phoenix, Ari- zona, February Is, 1922.
 Notice is hereby given that Samuel Leiendecker, Hereford, Arizona, who, on 12-16-21 and 1-31-22, made Home stead Entry, No. O497SS-O52365, for All, Section l, Township PAS, Range 21-E., G. & S. R. B. & Meridian, has tiled notice of intention to make Three Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before w. A. Fowler U. s. Commissioner, at Tombstone. Arizona, on the 2Sth day of March, 1922.
 Claimant names as witnesse: Sam ]. Miller, Edward Wilcox, Adolph c Hinters, Joseph Hammer, all of Here ford, Arizona.
 JOHN R. TOWLES,
 Register
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PERSONAL

RICH young widow, pretty and aIec- tionate, would marry. Suite Il, 1O691 Saint Claire, Cleveland, Ohio
 2167-326 LONELY little "Flapper", tired living alone very wealthy, l dare YOU write Box 140, Club, 104 Elm Ave, San Francisco. F3266-3-26 BACHELOR GIRL worth $3O,OOO wants husband. T-BoX 325, cup Ft Wayne, Ind FS25l-3-26 BACHELOR 40 worth S3O,00 will mar ry soon G-Box 35 League, Toledo, Ohio FS252-3-26 Loving little maiden worth S60,V0O will marry. Box 5, Club, Oxford Fla. F5252S-26 Wealthy young lady wants to marry X-Box 1134, League, Detroit, Mich.
 F3254-3-26 MARRY-Thousands congenial people worth from S1,000 to S50,000 seek ing early marriage; descriptions, photos, introductions free. Sealed. Either sex. Send no money. Ad- dress Standard Cor. Club, Grays- lake III. F3255-5-26
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OFFICE OF NEW CoRNELIA COPPER COMPANY.

To the Shareholders:
 You are hereby notified that the annual meeting of the stockholders of New Cornelia Copper Company will be held at the office of the company, Calumet, Michigan, Monday, April 10, 1922, at 10 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of electing fifteen directors for the ensuing year and for such other business as may come before said meeting.
 Only stockholders of record at the close of business March 10, 1922, will be entitled to vote.
 The necessary revenue stamps Will be affixed to proxies on their return. By order of the board of directors.
 JAMES E. FISHER,
 Secretary. Dated at Calumet, Michigan, March 4, 1922.
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WANTED

MEN WANTED to qualify for firemen, brakemen experience unnecessary, Transportation furnished. Write w. Boggess, 92, St. Louis. 3O97-S-z6 EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR wanted; California Fruit Products! sell col feet. Permanent, profitable. Re uuires small capital. Good terri tory open. Santa Ana Preserving Co.,, Santa Ana, Calf S2SO-S-26
 DREssMAKING
 Dressmaking! Children's clothes d speciality. 421 Roberts Ave-, Phone 7S6 W 3235-3-So DRESSMAKING-327 Naco Road.
 MISCELLANEOUS
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EArHER oF ae AsKs AIo

KINGS LYNN, Eng. Mar z5 be- claring that he was the father oi '6 children. brickaycr appeared be- fore the board of guardians here Tor relief. He said he was married at 17 and had 20 children by his first wife and II by his second.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-26
AGENTS AND sALEsMEN

SALESMEN- Big meq wanted. Rex Auto Visors. A new fast selling Auto Accessory. Retails for S7.5O.
 Big demand, dealers and consumers. Earnin possibilities unlimited. In vestigate Rex Mfg, Co. Dallas, Texas. F3264-3-2o
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-26
Cotton Market

NEW YORK Mar. 25.-Cotton closed barely steady a ne decline of 4 o ' points,
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Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-26

AGENTS Big money taking orders Suits, Pants, Blankets, Raincoats, direct woolen mill to wearer. Bis values. Domaine made $10S.O0 first week. Pinccci makes S200.00 week ly. Complete outfit free. TAYLOR WELLS & CO, 273S N Paulina, Chicago. F3249-3--
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-26
WANTED

WANTED TO BUY-Second hand colthing. Drop card, Box 327S
 Lowell with address and we will call S269-3-2o woman for kitchen
 work. Mrs Muirhead's Castle Rock
 Rooming house. 3271-3-z9 WANTEDLReliable girl for general housework. Call 408 Hoveland St. Warren or Phone 973 M. 32S7-3-2o Wanted-Local exclusive distributor in every town in Cochise county for nationally advertised food product of the very highest merit. Good volume of sales now estab- lished which will be turned over to the right party. This product re- peats and is used in every home. Part or full basis. For particulars address Fred J. Lusll, Flagstaff, Arizona. S243-d-2o
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-26
Metal Market

NEW YORK, Mar 25.-Foreign bar silver 64%.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-26
OFFICE OF CALUMET AND ARi-
 IONA MINING COMPANY.

OFFICE OF CALUMET AND Aht-
 zONA MINING COMPANY. To the Shareholders:
 You are hereby notified that the annual meeting of the stockholders of Canlmet and rizona Mining Company will be held at the office of the com pany, Warren, Arizona, Monday, April 10. 1922, at 10 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of electing eleven directors for the ensuing year, and for such other business as may come befoer said meeting.
 Only stockholders of record at the cloGe of business March 10, 1922, will be entitled 10 vote.
 The necessary revenue stamps will be affixed 10 proxies on their return. By order Of the board of directors.
 JAMES F. FISHER
 Secretary. Dated at Calumet, Michigan, March 1, 1922
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NEW YORK STOCKS

FRrnished by L. ]. OYERLOCK BROKER
 CoYvssboEdent Logan 6 RrJGH
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-26

? FOR SALE-at bargain. close to car line. furnished four room house, kitchenette and cellar, also barn
 and yard for chickens; with ten
 lots and good well of water. Cash or terms. Inquire Bob Blair 20 Moon Canyon. 3245-S-z6
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-26

FOR SALE-3 room house, furnished or unfurnished Good well, electric pump; 1,20O-gallon tank; good yard; fruit and shade trees. Cash or terms; also thoroughbred Rhode Island Red eggs for setting. 10 Moon Canyon, or phone 631-W
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FOR SALES room house. SSF O..
 K. st. 3232-s-3O
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-26

FOR SALE-5-room modern concrete
 house: garage; Warren. Phone
 522-M. 30S2-3-4-22