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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28

At REASONABLE TERMS. A q
ROOM FULLY MODERN HOUSE.
ALL IMPROVEMENT II AND
PAID FOR IDEAL LOCATION.
READY FOR OCCUPANCY. CALL
LINCOLN ZOOS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
Don't Delay, Buy Today, Read Classification 81
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Lots for sale

BARGtIN-Ch0lce improved lots on
Fox So, between carl and Fellow 81
on Fairv iew Az. Price. 5000 10 500
CAL Lincoln T210 !. 7 Leas. SO r
Ewing Az
TWO EXTRA GOOD LOI >-Reau-ifully
Wooded In W0odlavn Heights Adai-
ton, high and d-y. overlooking Notre
Dame University. Size OF each lot
SNl3o or a total ~ 160xl+1. Prefer TO
sell together bar would divide SO
prettler building site in ~ Joseph
county. Would take so down ON each
lot, balance 0n time. or discount the
price l0r~ on the whole See owner
-, =. Main Street gal Main 1s1f-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28

Az EXCEPTIONAL opportuni:yeto home
seekers. \ new , room bungalow.
lights. good well. one block from school
close TO car lines. Price $1,000 500 o.
dow o.. SD % a month 1870 T. Bow
mgn St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
Shore Property For sale 81

ShOre Properly Tor sale 50
NOW OPEN
THE WHITE HOUSE
HOTEL AND SUMNER PAVILION
tSHATL'S VILLA
INDIAN LAKE. DOWAGIAC. MICH
New management Up-To The Minute
Healthy. lnyiEOratiuE Modern
Inc Lake summer Resort needs no
special advertising. As is Is known and
patronized by people all over the
country. Spend your Decoration pay
with MS anal your Holidays You viii
not regret b.
For further information and rates
write
SYC. OWNER AND MANAGER
sol eurn-a S.. DnWaE-lr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
MEYERs 80 & ID.

SD Farmers Trust Bldg Phone Main 754
open every evening. TO o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28

81 no for s. rf0 would YOU cons der .tt
II Won could invest a smau per cent OF
your earnings into solid earth. ana sci,
lt three years from TODAY for twice the
purchase price. would YOU cons ider its
loCr Surplus money is worth IS 3cc
60 you. " put 20 work Have YOU ever
looked over
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
Automobile Tires

A deposit of - on all mail orders 100
discount II cash accompanies order for
two or more tires no checks Write
Dept. No a.
CHICAGO GUARANTEED
TIRE co.
! 551 n. PARKSIDE Av. CHICAGO. ia.
Evening star., 1922-12-07
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES.

Corner-Detached-Che Chase. $3.50. Easy Terms.
Of O.
hardwood
dfratioo Of
Northeast Bargain. $1,000. $500 Cash.
Of
buto this attrctep prc
Near Dupont Circle. SoS5o. Easy Terms.
onehah
res
Startling Business Proposition. See.5oo. Terms.
partmmts ID
T .0ugT rss ns % mu Predicts @ srs %e s
Ito be
New Home-Excelent Location. 5000
rooms
vhteen
paes .undy
conia front
$1,000 SIS ~
Beautiful Cleveland Park $I5.5oo Easy Terms
2
s'a N' -'''' '''
On Lamont St. NV S685o Easy Terms
esuse s e
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG,
1IoS 10th St. NV. Phones: Main 2za-Man ,fo
Member Washington Real Estate Board ,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FUN SA
mAKAlla raAnYE II0larrss

TAkOMA PARK HOMES.
Special this week! You will not get HURT
II you buy one Of these bargains. Two new
Hardwood floors; hot.water heat; ideal in never every
way; garage; up to the minute. Several 8. 8,
z, 3. 10 room houses. Can move in ON deposit.
Brick apartment. 20 rooms. SIC. 500. Attractive
prices. Good terms. Come out or call up
TAKoMA PARK REALTY Co.
Col. 95OS. Takoma Park, D. O.
Realtors.
FORTY SEVEN AND ONE-HALF ACRES,
ripe for subdivision, located in Maryland
miles se,,, from White n House a On Conduit road
car line; one OF the owners locating on Pa
cihc coast, anxious to sell before leaving.
REES. us Evans Bldg. Main 424s.
BRAND-NEw HOMES.
5000 CASH.
See the and room homes nearing COM
pletion at Rosemont Park, the nearest vir-
ginia suburb with all city improvements: tiled
baths, concrete block basement. fireplace, city
water. sewer, gas and electricity, sidewalks,
streets. Call Main 1907 for auto service or
circular giving information and directions how
NATIONAL REALTY COMPANY,
6l4-15 Bond Building.
AT CLARENDON. va, ADJOINING LYON
Park. SO good building sites at a bargain;
good opportunity for homeseekcrs or a builder
for investment sewer. gas. electricity; big
reduction made for cash sold on easy
lots suitable for . builder; This property is
right on the cur line. Is minutes ride to 18th
st. and Pa. ave. NV. Come out and look this
over and be convinced. Also have. one new
payment. $500; monthly payment. $SS.
]. NJ. JOHNSON,
Clarendon. Va.
Once one SQUARE east Lyon Park station
Evening star., 1922-12-07
BROOKLAND.
Very Easy Terms.

ABOUT COMPLETED.
One Of the better-built Broom bungalows
where quality shows. Better than the average
size and every modern convenience. Hardwood
floors throughout: living and dining room d.
vided with French doors; tile bath: hot-water
heat. electric lights: laundry trays and eerv-
ants toilet. This home is q splendid value
and can be handled on very convenient terms
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
Main 49,. Evenings North 313
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FOR sALE-H0UsES.

A nARGA1N-cozY HOME; sIx Rooms
hot-air heating plant; gas; good yard; paved
Hsh School ns Plse Gssuees rsdaeed to to Hsoo s.o
H: r, LAW. 1913 street Sc. or A. W.
LAW. 607 18th st. Sc. y.
HOME OR INVESTMENT. COLUMBIA ROAD
rental $o45: three baths. INV. b.. electricity:
$4,000: cash. 81. COO Owner, Adams $40.
Agents need not inquire. q
CLOsB TO 18th AND PARK ROAD-MoD-
ern si1-room brick house. semi-detached: oe-
cupant leaving the city Doc. 10. Price. 600
Easy terms. Address Box 2l9-C. Star aehce.7'
Will. SACRIFICE HONE IN sAUL'sl ADD
tion. rooms. tiled bath. h.-wh., eiec; room
$1,000 Address Rox 2oa-c. Star Office =
HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE HOUSE AT BAR
gain price in ideal NV. residential section: 6
large rooms: ami: also o.fp.; easy terms.
OSCAR MANN. 1l14 N. Y. ave. NV.
POTTER ST; JUST BEYOND CLEVELAND
brick; deep lot; alley; semi-detached: 22 feet
wide moderate cash payment; one Of the
best %Sos iRf REAITf T:F1*t
14lo st. NV. Main s41a.
GEORGETOWN-NEW 2-sT0RY BRICK. .
rooms and bath. hot-water heat. electricity;
Western High School and main car line:
s. 600: $500 cash. 500 per month. Address
BOx 2lU-C. Star office.
NEW HOME BARGAIN-$s7 CASH. SIX
room tapestry brick home; all modern: COLO
nia1 porches cellar and alley; Sc. location:
real value. Phone Lincoln 48e1. u
FOR sALE-NEW HOUSE. 4O4s BENNING
road: cellar. furnace. electricity: garage.
Price. $500. FRANK e. HOPKINS, 4O4
20l8 4th N.E.-COLONIAL GRIN. BRICK.
hot water heat. electric light: deep lot with
garage; ss; 600 first trust; 81 800 cash: ss5 per
mediate. possession. EDW. r. SCHWARTZ,
Inc. l34 18th st: NV. tSee Mr.. Kramerl.
5720 13th N.W.-COLONIAL, 8 RMS. AND
bath. hot water heat electric light; room for
garage: 81: 500 cash $40 per mont including
interest. Price. So. 500 EDW. p. SCHWARTZ,
Inc. l:s4 18th NV. (see Mr.. Kramer).
FOR COL0RED. GLENDALE. ONE BUNGA-
low, low: completed Ia BY December 10. elec light;
grow ANYTHING; price. g. $50: little cash and
q small monthly payment Take II vt. car
marked D. c. line: get o1 4sth ct. me-. walk
south Into Glendale. See M; Greene.
Phone Main 3eOs. 14l0 @ st. NV
Evening star., 1922-12-07

GREAT BARGAIN SALE!
CITY BUILDING LOTS.
$500 TO 5000.
ELECTRICITY. IMPROVED STREETS.
100000 SO. it. finest building
iots in Washington; near new
Eastern High School; located in
the Southeast section. Very easy
terms to home buyers and to
HOME BUILDERS. Only one
half cash to builders. balance
second trust. Money loaned to
build. Will sell your houses at
big profit. There is a crying
need for a thousand homes and
an instant demand for new
houses as soon as completed.
AL car lines transfer TO this property. Two
blocks from Washington Railway and Capital
Traction lines. Build the home Of your dreams
Sales Directors:
WARRINGTON REAL ESTATE COMPANY.
Second Floor, 72S 15fn ct. NV
Telephones: Main sssi i.GsaRF E3saiREs' Adams 1'l4'
1918 st. NV: Call Main $500.
134 11th St. s.E. Lincoln 222O.
: .. 3. REHREND, Gensrai oo1nsel.
Evening star., 1922-12-07

NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW.
Large attic. architectural beauty, at 1910
So. Dakota ave-. cor Lawrence st. ne; re-
stricted section; values advancing. Bay win
dow light rooms, tile bath, hot-water heat;
anil: kitchen china elosets. enamel gas
range; large cellar: laundry tubs; space for
garage; sacrifice for cash. Also four lots
on paved streets. Phone OWNER. n. 400.
q to 8. III.
Evening star., 1922-12-07

BARGAIN-COIORED.
11-room and bath brick, in 400 block r. I.
ave. NV: to purchaser with $500 cash will
sell at Give-away price of only $1,000
FRANCIS A. CRAWFORD, INC,
NJ c730. Continental Trust Bldg
Evening star., 1922-12-07
SEE OUR NEW HOMES.

SEE UC + NEW HOMES.
1908 to 1915 Buchanan ST. NV.
OPEN and LIGHTED DAILY UNTIL NINE
Six large rooms and bath: h.-w.h., cleo, gas
hardwood floors; large, wide front and rear
porches: heating plant. hardware and electric
fixtures are the latest. most improved type.
Price and terms very low
SAMUEL SHAPIRO.
Main 561S. 9O3 14th St NV
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BROOKLAND.

Hollow-Tile Home-Slate Roof.
and reception hall: tile bath: h.w.h.. electric
lights: laundry trays; servants toilet; large
porches. front and back; large lot 10 alley
This property is in practically new condition
and immediate possession can be had. II you
are looking for a home Of real value it will be
to your interest to inspect: Price S: 200.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
Maifh 43a Evenings, North 318.
Evening star., 1922-12-07

An Ideal Home and Location
For a Physician.
Situated in washinston's most exclusive
residential section. at the intersection Of
Connecticut ave. and Columbia I'd. A most
convenient locality and situated amid a num-
Der of large apartment houses. Handsome
appearing house. First floor arranged with
feeeptSn re na sns as soom seee.ay a, a o..
bath. Second, third and fourth floors arranged
as living quarters. having several master bed
rooms and private baths; also servaats' quar-
tiers and bath. 1t IL strictly modern and
thoroughly up-to-date in every detail. Price
BOSS 4 PHELPS.
Realtors,
Tel. Main 1910. 1908 Il St. NV
Evening star., 1922-12-07

sEMI-DETACHED BRICK HOME IN MT
Pleasant west Of 18th st.: S rooms, 2 baths;
h.-w.h.. cleo; center-hall plan; fireplace ;
front and rear porches; built-in garage. For
quick sale. S14. 900. Address Box 21a-C, Star
Evening star., 1922-12-07
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

TAjANT-6-ROoM TAPESTRY BRICK NEW
house. No. .,;,:1 Belt road n.w., in Chevy Chase.
west of Conoecticut ave. Can rent Immediately
IT S~J Price $500. VIII trade equity Of
81 0nO for small house in town. any section.
FRANCIS A. CRAWFORp, Continental Trust
tldg. NJ 2130.
ABOCT FORTY LOTS IN CHEVY CHASE
section; will trade clear Of !ncumbrance and
put in cash if satisfactory transaction.
jsEES. rs Evans E'Gc.
<oO.OOO WORTH of western property: nine
houses ranch, etc: f::s,ie clear with cash
For improved properly Errc. Agents atten-
lion. Address Box 3i-.-t Star Office. Sc
Evening star., 1922-12-07

: WANTED TO RENT-A FARM. EQUIPPED
good references. 734 Morton st. NV
Evening star., 1922-12-07
ONLY $500.
COLORED BARGAINS.

COLORED BARGAINS.
1921 c SET. colonial brick;
deep lot; alley. Price and terms very
attractive
2122 OLIVE ST. Georgetown)-8r.
and b. brick; furnace heat; good con-
dition: much below reproduction cost,
on easy terms
1907 BENNING RID. N.E.-G large
?. and b.: deep lot; about 81, 600 be-
terms.
HICKMAN ST SE.-sr. and b.
brick: consider 50, 100; easy terms.
Also number Of other houses de-
sirably located. from $500 upward.
N. f. RYON CO., INC.
Main 4'SI 1923 F ST.
Evening star., 1922-12-07


anL seep p0 ee "' e
o. throughout "''" '' ss@
~
any standard make OF car Price, *'='H NEW HOMES
kyad:had
Can be
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in
s'
home
the PES first 9
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A nicely
within
CHAS. D. SAGER,
orR LIST o23 18th St NV SEND foe ooh LIST
NEW HOMES Main &C. NE" HOMES.
Evening star., 1922-12-07
FOR sALE-HOUSES.
C0ntinued.
ID SOLD BEFORE
COMPLETION.
ONLY 4 LEFT.

ONLY LEFT.
Prove our homes to be the best values Of
fered today: Just OF 18th st.; large cement
porch; spacious living room; genuine fireplace;
beamed ceiling dining room: French doors;
breakfast porch; spotless kitchen: built-in
refrigerator: One-piece sink: combination
cabinet; white enamel range; bright bed
rooms; z completed baths with built-in
shower; best grade oak floors. trimmings and
elec. fixtures throughout; light cellar; laun-
Dry tubs; servants toilet; instantaneous
PRICE. sis. Sis.7JoSREAsoNABLE TERMS.
Exhibit house. yarnum st. at 18th, open
and lighted until o pm.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO COMPANY,
Owners and Builders
e14 New YORK Ave Franklin 6sls
BARGAIN FROM OWNER.
Beautiful home near 1Gth st.. above Park
rd.: rooms. baths, deep lot: price and
terms very reasonable. Address Box 321-C,
Star Office.
ONLY $500.
rooms. porches: h.-w.h.. electric light;
practically new building in . very desirable
location. near Soldiers Home. Small amount
Of cash required. balance very easy.
SECURITY REALTY CO.,
10O9 Ith st. NV. Main 1916.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

Subj h6AN fhUHEhI I.
FOR SALE.
SACRIFICE. OWING TO SICKNESS. ARLTN(i-
ton; rooms. hath and reception hall; furnace
heat. elec.- lights: ono acre, on corner, with
double garage. fruit trees. etc. Act quick.
So 7Nl lOs
TAKOMA PARK. MD. 10 DENwOOD AVE-
a-room, hoIIow-tile bungalow. with garage.
Price, $3.50. Easy terms. CHAS. ".
STEERS, 1870 y. Y. ave. NV. g.
COIMAR MANOR, MD. ONE BLOCK FROM
Baltimore blvd; bungalow. rooms: bath;
furnace heat, electricity; large lot: high sle-
walton; price, $3.50; reasonable terms. B.
LEVIN, owner. Phone Hyatts. 50-R. 7s
OWNER MUST SACRIFICE HfB NEW 6fx-
room house in Chevy Chase: ami; q real
bargain. Call Main 453. TO-
WOODBRIDGE. D. O.
A Christmas gift Of 800. Strictly one price.
&. $50; terms, $3.50 cash. balance 965 per mo.
! will give you 800 out Of my eommisstoa.
Bungalows. Ami. Only 8 left. .. 4. LIN
GEH, e8r r. I. are. ne.
Evening star., 1922-12-07

INSPECT THESE
NEW HOMES.
Beautifully located on Wisconsin avenue,
Just south Of Massachusetts Avenue Heights. in
the midst Of very handsome residences.
Nicely planned with large living room:
Naval Observatory grounds.
Don't Miss Seeing These Homes
Open and lighted daily until pm.
Sample House:
2547 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
convenient location near the city.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
Owner and Builder.
e23 18th St. Main 50.
Headquarters for New Homes."
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-26
Liberty Bonds

NEW YORK. Nov 25- Liberty bonds closed: 312s s1OO.O6; 1st 4As s9S.24; 2nd As s97.72; 3rd 4As $9S.36; 4th 4As $9S.O6; Victory 4As (uncalled) S1OO.3O; Victory 4As (cal- ledD S10O.O6 U. s. Treasury 4As S99.4O.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-26
the enterprise is now assured.

the enterprise is now assured.
 He estimates the gold values in the ore at 5 per ton, which he says is very conservative. The ore also carries some silver A mill of 500 tons capacity is to be installed at an early date, and production is ex- pected to start not later than next March After the mill has been in operation for sufficient length of time to demonstrate it's efficiency, the company will consider the addi- tion of another unit.
 We have enough ore blocked out, | MT. Young said, ito run mill of much larger capacity for several years; the company has no debts and is well financed. I have been under a heavy strain for years, but now feel that my worries are about | ended. Globe Record.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-26

friends were convinced that the mine had merit and became financially interested in the enterprise. The company was reorganized, capitalized for $1,500,OOO and is now known as the Young Mines company MT. Young retained control, and is presi- dent and manager of the company.
 New Plant Installed
 The mine has been developed to the depth of $50 feet, and it is planned to sink a shaft to 1900 feet. New machinery has been in stalled. An electric power plant of 525 h. D. furnishes power to operate the hoist and light the mine and town. The power generated by a steam plant of75O h. D. is used to run the pumps. New mine buildings and cottages for employees have been erected, and other cottages are to be built. A modern school building was constructed with money fur nished by Mir. Young, Pinal county paying the salaries of the teachers and other maintenance costs. The name of the town has been changed to Youngberg.
 MT. Young, who. with his son, was registered at the Dominion Hotel yesterday. stated that the success of
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-26
Morris to. Succeed
 Davis as Super of
 Bunker Hill Mines

TOMBSTONE, Nov. 25.-A. M. Nor ris, of New York, will succeed J. H. Davis as superintendent of the Bunker Hill Mines Company, on December l.
 Mir. Morris, who arrived last week is at present familiarizing himself with his new position and will assume the place the first of next month. MT Davis to remain until December 18th to assist MT. Morris in becoming ia miliar with the local mine workings when he will go to Bisbee to assume his duties in the office of P. G. Fec kett. superintendent of the Phelps Dodge interests in Bisbee.
 MT. Morris, who is we'll known in Tombstone and Cochise county, was for the past five years private secre tary to Walter Douglas in the general offices in New York and prior to that time was private secretary to s. w. French, at the smmelters in Douglas
 During the war he was attached tC the local draft board and ade his head quarters in Tombstone. Since the war he has been in New York
 MT. Davis. who has been superin tendent of the local properties during the past four years, has made many friends and his promotion to Bisbee is being met with general favor, al though his loss to Tombstone will be keenly felt.
 His family will not join him in Bis bee until January 1st.
 While no new policy has been an nounced, ii Is expected that Mir, Nor ris will continue with the present leasing system which has proved SC successful under the management oi MT. Davis.--Prospector.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-26
ONCE ABANDONED MINING CAMP ON APACHE TRAIL NOW IS BUSY
 PLANT THROUGH OWNERS PLUCK

GLOBE, Nov. 25-Travelers over the Apache Trail, who years ago noted the abandoned mining camp or Goldfield,its partially dismantled plant of machinery and dilapidated buildings, today see it. restored to a busy little community and hear the hum of machinery that is music to the 200 people whose welfare de bends upon the success of revived industry that promises to contribute in small measure to the output of precious metals in Arizona.
 Pluck Wins in End
 Sole credit for the rehabilitation of this mine, which during it's early productive period had yielded mil lion dollars in gold but later was discredited as a worked out mine, is due to faith in the property and courage of George U. Young, who refused to accept the opinion of others that values in the ore at greater depth would be found too low for profitable extraction.
 MT. Young took over the property in 1910. For several years he car ried on the underground work with out financial assistance, using his own money, until development reached a point where some of his
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-26
STEELS DISPLAY
 WEAkNESSUPO
 MERGER REPORT
Flood of Selling Orders Sweep Market in Last Few
 Minutes of Session

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-A wave of selling orders sweeping into the stock market in the last half hour and carrying prices down one to six points below yesterdays closing lev els, provided one of the busiest half holidays seen in recent weeks.
 Spectators for the decline found encouragement for their operations in the continued lack of public sup port, inactivity of pools in repre- sentative shares and the apparently unfayorable reaction, as expressed in prices, that the terms of the eBth- lehem-Midvale Steel merger had up on market traders.
 Bethlehem "B" was depressd as low as COZ but latr rallid totaoin low as 601s but later rallied to 6l 5-S, where is represented d net loss of l 5-S on the day. Midvale net lass was 7-S. United States Steel common got down to 101 A. its low level of the week.
 Steudebaker and Baldwin were the principal targets in the final reac- tion. Other weak spots in the in- dustrial list were American Loco motive, Houston Oil, Columbia Gas, Corn Products. May Department Stores. Postum Cereal, Standard Oil of California, Union Tank Car and United Retail Stores. the losses run ming from two to four points.
 Railroad shares also participated in the decline, but not as extensive
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-26
MORE THAN MILLION POUNDS OF
 COPPER IS OUTPUT OF HUMBOLDT
 SHELTER DURING MONTH OCTOBER

PRESCOTT, Nov 25.-More than a million pounds of copper bullion was sheltered at the Southwest Met als company's shelter in Humbolt last month, according to George M. Colvocoresses, general manager of the company, in fact, the company turned out 100000 pounds of the red metal, its value running $200 a ton in gold and silver, as well, due to the high grade gold and silver ores that the being shipped to the shelter.
 The list of mines replarly Ship ping to the Humbolt plant give an insight to the amount of operation that is going on in mines in this county an state, as well as the value of a customs smelter closer than Fl Paso.
 Four hundred tons Of orc are re- ceived at Humbolt daily, ColvocOrs- ses says, including the custom ores and concentrates from the company's mine at Swansea. The latter mine is shipping from 100000 10 S00,000 pounds of concentrates each month.
 Three carloads of high grade sil- yer ore are received each week from the Coyote Mining company at Bands burg, Calf, while about 100 tons Of silver tailings come in daily from q mine at Panaca. near Pioche. Ne vada, being shipped more than TOO miles to the Humbolt shelter.
 Cloridc, Yucca, Kingman and Min cral Park mines ship ore to the shelter each week, the manager said, and mines in Turkey Creek, Mayer and Grown King also send in ore each week and the Copper Chief at Jerome is d constant shipper to the plant.
 From 70 to so tons of silver and copper ores are exp daily from the sheldon mine at Walker within | the week. the completion and open iug of the mile and half tunnel from the property to Poland being anticipated in the next few days. Gold and silver ores are bcinG treated at the Humbolt plant as
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-26
Turning Old Age
 Into Youth Only
 Matter of Clothes

NEWARK, N. J. Nov 25-Turn- ing old age into youth is all a mat ter of clothes and hair.
 So say Mrs. Elizabeth Tichenor. more than 90, and Miss Agnes Marsh, who has passed so. Both are inmates of Newarks Home for Aged Women and both were made young for an evening by the delft use of quaint old frocks, masks and false hair.
 It was at a party given by the home inmates. Looking like maid ems of 20, Mrs. Tichenor and Miss Marsh danced and gamboled about and were recognized by none of the guests until after they had unmasked
 Both aged women are spry even when not disguised. Mrs. Tichenor, oldest woman in the home, rises at ' a. m. daily does her own washing and ironing, mends and reads.
 Miss Marsh. who won't tell just how long ago she was so, is the liveliest woman in te home.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-26
Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.- Cotton closed steady with last prices show ing advances of two to IA points.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-26

we'll as copper
 Large shipments from the south ern part of the county would be sent to the Humbolt and tLc mines near Canon and Rumble Bee developed and operated, Colovocoresses said, were there a food road from Canon to the county line in the south, and ii would be still better, he said, if there were a good road all the way to Phoenix, making it possible for mines all through the southern part of the state to ship ore to the Sout- west Metals company's plant.