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New-York tribune., 1922-10-21

EOuthern Spot Markets Gaivesto on
steady. 25 points higher at 22.95c; sales,
3.a76 bales New Orleans steady, un
changed at 22.50c sales 2,673 bales.
Mobile steady 25 points higher at 22.6Sc;
sales. 46 bales. Savannah steady. 25
points higher at 23c; sales, $50 bales.
Norfolk steady. 81 points higher at
23.25c; sales, 576 bales Augusta steady,
Is points higher at 23c: sales, 121 bales.
Memphis firm. unchanged at 22.25c;
sales. $500 bales. Houston steady, 40 points
higher at 23c; sales, 6,6S3 bales. Little
Rock steady. 25 points higher at 22.25c:
sales, $3.50 bales. Dallas steady, 35
points higher at 2250c; sales. 1866 bales.
MONTGOMERY firm, rs points higher at
22.37c; sales, 255 bales Fort Worth
steady. 40 points higher at 22.26c; sales,
o.621 bales :, - y
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Grain Prices
Wheat

Yesterdays Preysou. ya.,
close. crose sNe
d sI.39 sis9E Sso.
Range Of prices.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Habirshaw Electric Cable

Question--Would like to obtain some in
formation on Habirshaw Electric Cable
company In regard to It's earnings and
piah Oh reorganization If possible-E. NJ. F.
Answer-Receivers for the Habir-
shaw Electric Gable Company have
made no report on their operations, so
Iar as we are able to learn. The chair
man Of the protective committee for
stockholders announced not lone 900
that proxies for rs per cent of the out
standing stock had been received. hut
we have heard Of no announcement for
declaring the reorganization in opera
ton. -.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Satisfied Judgments
In New York Comfy

x~,S
- ane nrst name IL that Of the dehsor the
judgment was fled : = I" A4ss1
Serssta Corp Mitsui g. Co. f.td
Dschsyr dsy y, storr 1872 =; -. s1is.47
Pattss..;,. asss 4, !; 1aAis
i, Ws.inkia: July g, 1929 .s.es - aaa m
sessiier. Frank D--sSchsnitt Realtv 'ssYs
yeriaaps;,, Tnirp; Oct ,s "a. Iss2.. ios.so
wn,so;, wins; July I,,. z. 1929 2o47o
Baynst !. isaS aSa;,.. s17.So
s;sys,. gsM 1sv " Lsylns: Apr "a. 1914 isesAss
,,a1, nsa s.aia 9 1881 as.aa7.o7
snsys Sasy Real Estate Co: July 20,
e,rnsSs lss, !; !. \, .. /, 8, ss5sI.so
Aug 10. is22 &. 1864
In Bronx County
Rothbaurns samuel Crotona
paurnhins 8 Heating Corp; Dec
"a. - ~. ....s...... ssS.7sl
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
FINANCIAL
HENRY J. LEAKE. Auctioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND R0NnS

REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN III. MULLER 6 SON,
OFFICE. IS WILLIAM STREET.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER e5fh. 1922. 7
at 1880 o'clock. at the
EXCHANGE SALESRooMs.
NOS. Ia and Is VESEy STREET.
For Account of Executors:
90 shs. Cedarhurst-Lawrenc COMPANY
SO shs. Warrior Copper Co. presds: +
per share paid in liquidation.
so shs. Warrior Copper Co. common
500 shs. The Ell Paso Consolidated God
Mining Co.
For Account of Whom It May cenesrn.
$4,000 Continental Refining Co. let Befuna-
ing Mtge, 7ss Serial Gold Bends aus
192l-ls29, Nov, 1920, coupons at
shs Equitable Life Assurancs 60
ciety OF ths United States.
$4,000 Pittsburgh, Shaw1nut & Negtherr
Railway Co. Receivers Ctfs. o. In
debtedness.
25 chs. La France Publishing Co.
1000 shs. Somerset Western on Co. Csrff.
account OF subscription sor purchase
of Is shs. Mallory Industries, Inc
SO prefd ard so shs. Mallory indHs-
tries, Inc, common
c<9 shs. Black Hawk Petroleum co. PIC.
4oe shs Taylor Wharton Iron G Steal GO.
common.
$50 shs. Tyson & Co. prefd.
100 shs. Sinms Magnetic Co.
s2s.soo Seaboard Finance & Investment e e
Cont. 7gc Note. due Sept. !. 1sss'
Temp. Ctf.
l14 shs. seaboard Finance & Invesfu'ent
go shs General Syndicate. Inc. Tefgsi
100 shs. Railway Storage Battery carca
Tss prefd.
5000 shs Century on Co. common
5000 shs. k;merich ON Co. comnen,
ehs Nash Motor Co common -
$4,000 Seaboard Air Line R.Rs sses nu
BIDS. 1s4a.; August, l9sA se'ss-
attached
30 shs. H. b. Clafin Co. fst pfsie.
SO shs The Pacific Coast Co. conuon'
$50 shs. Rainier Motor Corpn ccsnine,s a
100 shs. Royal Typewriter Co coinns.sM s.ssM
500 shs. Kendall Products corrn. ys.., .a,
1000 shs Kendall Products Corpn- cp.''1fs,. y n.
500 shs. The Importers 6 Exporters -
suraIice Co. -
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR IMPRESSION FAPEah' pla
-Jy s. Departnent of Agriculture, Wasns, ~
ington, d. c.. October IL. 1893 ssssrr Sem
proposals for furnishing F. @ p. snagsiss las.ies
point 1900 reanls ts6,So9 lbs, lini'ssss'eHa' ,.ea
Paper, s in. x Is in, white, woye 8 luasra ss
Of Awards at Its office until e.
October 2a 1922. and then puhiic'y oisava; ~
shipment will be made in lots OF s1 ts9ssr Car,
or more as ordered within 50 dass - =. is
receipt OF seach order; entire lot e ~ -
ordered within six months after aecepsassss9a ssa
of bid. Bidder should submit af isas. - sys ~
sheets for test Payment viii pe shAas e
com pleticn OF each individual CRUST
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Virginia /. C. & C. Report

The report of the Virginia Iron, Coal
and Coke Company for the quarter
ended September 80. 1922, showed net
earnings of $273,ss6, after interest,
taxes, etc, equivalent, after preferred
dividends, to s211 share earned on
$i0,000O00 outstanding common stock,
compared with S95,969, or S3 cents a
share, in the preceding quarter. Net
earnings for the first nine months of
1922 totaled $2SS,799, or S1.01 a share,
on the common, after preferred divi-
dends.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
London Market Improved

LONDON, Oct. 20.-Gilt edge securi-
ties were firmer on better support on
the Stock Exchange to-day. Oil shares
and British industrials were easier.
Bar gold was quoted at 92s Sd;
money was loaned at If per cent
Discount rates were: Short bills, 2as
Yer cent; three-month bills, 2ss@
7-16 per cent.
Consols for money were quoted at
h7as, British per cent loan at 101A
and British " per cent loan at 81.
Closing stock quotations were:
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Grant Motor Receiver

CLEVELAND, Oct. 2o.--Joseph C.
I.ostetier, local attorney, to-day was
named receiver of the Grant Motor Car
Corporation by Federal Judge d. C.
Westenhaver. Appointment was made
On application of the Durston Gear
Corporation, of Syracuse.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Manhattan R.,R. Net Gains

The report of the Manhattan Rail-
road Company for September showed
gross earnings of SSSs,1s7, an increase
of s36,793 over September, 1921. Net
income, after charges, amounted to
$56,193, an increase of s41,973. Gross
earnings for nine months of this year
were sS,133,374, an increase of $393,949
over the corresponding period Of 1921.
Net income, after charges, amounted
to S510,746, an increase of s400,411.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
No Reduction in Par

Question: own Ave shares Standard Oil
OF California on which 100 per cent stock
dividend has been declared. VIII the
par value he cut What is the present par
value VIII receive i've new shares at
present par or Will | get more. depending
on the cut ~ par value the new
Answer The par value of Standard
Oil of California stock is $25. The
directors merely declared stock d-
vidend of 100 per cent. Thus YOU will
receive five additional shares of $25
par value.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Investment
Information

Qusstions Of general i,itercst to In
Vesfoys ioili Do answcrad III this col
umn, in sehich case catu initials soiiI
be Rsed. Others trili be anspered By
,naii. Addrese all Inquiries. instos-
ing stamped, addressed cavstope, to
Financial Editor, The Tribune, 1853
Ncssoa Street, Ncir York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Thurs
Sugar and Coffee

Raw Sugar Futures-The market was
very quiet throughout the day though
of ! to points. The inactive spot market
may may hayo brought out moderate long HuuI
9etlon' but there seemed to be suffcient
demand for March and May to hold tho
market steady. The close was net nm.
changed to an advance Of points, Sale.
were estimated at less than 5000 tons.
Tho range of prices: ~
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Cotton Statistic.

Liverpool cab1es-Spot cotton quiet at
20 points decline mtddling 1s60d. sales,
5000 bales; American, 1000 bales I'm,
ports. 1900 bales American, 38, 900 bales.
Futures were due "a higher to IN points
lower. The market opened steady at 7
to points decline and closed steady at
: TO points advance. Closing prices:
October, 13.S6d: December, 1s.10d: Jan
9ary, 13.o3d; March. 12.sOd; May. 12.79d:
July, 12.s5d. Manchester: Yarns, easier;
cloths. dull. The 1870 bids cabled to
Liverpool follow: October 2292c: De
ssmber' 6 na' 2s2$c; January. 2s.ssc; March
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21

STATE OF NEW yoRK--The Adjutant, esns en-
erara once, New York State Arsenal "a. ~
Avenue and S5th street. New York sss .s.s.
October 18th. 1922 Sealed proposals 81, s1S IS
ject to the conditions OF the sale VII Ann 4,
received az this Office until II octosA s.a p ara
place they wsli be opened, fes the pussnsssrs ssr
Of Condemned and Obsolete = esge
Signal and Medical Setyes Gsf a1osusss sss Rad
Ing quantities, conditions ETC., can 20 -
on application TO this oilee, -, s.,
j LESLIE KiNCAlDls.
The Adlutant GeuerAi.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Paris Market Firm,

PARIS, Oct. 20.-Prices were firm on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes, 68 francs 80 centimes; ex-
change on London, so francs Is CEN
times; 8 per cent loan, n francs 40
confines. The dollar was quoted at 13
francs 45 centimes.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
B u i N @ss Trou bles

/ Lowenaur III Levine & Bros)
J -Rosen & Horowitz, Inc 4s44
LOUIS. Sheroauai E--Kaufman Shoe
samspsa oorp ~, ..,.........,........ sse.s
MsiIIn.ire. iI John W and Joseph 80
eo9MJ eaargr9ye 5 Wa1fs sJ9hn W McInsire .-..
| MercIsie Ha ~ I'll slssei ...... l.s41.4
.soIca., Inc .:.:............ Ss1.1
/ Ms-eaii. SIaries-S kuawayanuai s71.4
J SamaWs,, g, -, .1ouis--fa brinn 3,S14.1
game Saae-Same .........-...... 2,79S.9
! National M,rh;. O. 2.776.6
onnenhs9inl amg sonn surn-A |. Tracey 1864
orsgina. a,.lis Halter Dress Co. Inc
o'IIars, Michael J-Manhaattttan 1852
Pesnner. Hyman-Hi' Mindiin sss sss.s :
Fetmaland, Realty Co, Tnc-SiI. ~
yer lumber Co. Inc 7os ;
reesies Resi,y brassiers l,asI Co. Inc-Reska sV,'
60 ,na corp ....-......,... 1sa.s
Pindelt. d stsrr.t.'..,; 1896
Robins Poster corp1p.opia .;o sss.o
Hs.snInrg; Hamli.an; y1.,;i,, Arthur Alexander Wv
ROBERTS Walter s-H r Pier A'i'z
Rsszisss.. Lucia. ana osers.-i ''.e's.l
sssssSy sssss,nsg's p.vis lsss: ss.
sosale8. :, y FrsAei. x-j Dei.a 47l-s
sigGa g1a,b,ns sad!s q or or iii.-' i..h-rord 1859
SMITH SMITH Te.sN + sayTeTcso n Smith 4s.sse 1876 !
Sloan. samuei--B Griffin 20. 1888
gre. gre. Albert 1-E Wilson ct al. ass 5ss.z 9
SAKE. Eugene {Saxony war. zei.7'
Swan. Taoma r.H rIIresen < aerksi :. sl 1873
legar; Max; Frank Greenberr 's.s
lack Iegar, William Hrody
ana Philip kupersmith--RrnoL
iyn Hebrew Free Loan asssr
Iay Cuban Cigar Co, inc-MIaa. s a: 112.6l
Taylor, " Frank-cihia,rrl;e + Hasi. s7i.a'
viaaloy, Joseph q y ana nsos; syr,.. = 27l.si
Weinberg. sa.nna, Sases Corp. 55s.7t
Wallace. Thomas IL Gy1arwwitch ~ 1,bsL7s
Walther. Geo 6. ci.nos. cii,.i,...., X. Los. 81
Hsn Hs and Emil L schwind1nI.
wills i Knitting Mills Inc. samue, 1880
= Scnuskart and Louis Jacoh.
Feinso.d sa, Realty 4 a.ons,.,a.: S.ae7.2t
Ie, Inc-G w Glaze ets'ai .toh -. :,
Haar aaran or Lapayomer-D
ziola pstsrN swssey:. Son ssd ssd z z
'.s'AAy' Dayid-W c Crumps.. sssss Sss
In Bronx County
arsntei Realty Corpn-J Df Paca
nesssn a,s, Julius n and charles > sss.7s
Bernins, char,sss chnsIsss Mintz corpn.. soo.sa
Danewitz. C,har,aa = Iheobaid 1850
Friedman. Iselia a,,s =, y Fneips. Sl1.6C
Meiney.u .usson an 4 lsAss
Pine sam sleI scn,n,,s sSerman. sas.s0
Quinn, ,Ians.s i = si1l,yeYinars. \, 3, ssf5
Robttzek 7ls,,s., :, & r,. Eisnere... 5000
: 1s't' VI. Aiet3en OF al. 1.146.22
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds

Jotnt stock r.ns 49,. BID. ask. Yield.
fbs. 195l-'31. no "a
Joint Stock Land Bank s'oV
s6lss, 1951-l93l. .1osh 1nxx - ar
Joint Stock Land Bank $50
chicaas Ss: assselss4 solss s;a:s ssA 1904 ASS
Bank 5Ms 1S61-I03I .1Osn 1nsn AZ.
Chicago Joint Stock Land s.oo
Bank 6s, 193T-fe40 saH ,nox ~.
Chicago Joint Stock Land AooA s'oo
Bank IS, Is51-lea11oax 1n.N <rn
Chicago Joint Stock Land ' s.oV
Bank Is. l952.1932T.1o2x s,o.u 4so
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Advances Pipe Price

The National Tube Company, sub
sidiary of the United States Steel Cor
poration, has advanced the price Of
steel pipe from 81 to IS ton. Leading
independent producers have already
followed suit
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
DIVIDEND NOTICES
rIIE rRENToS porTEisrEs CO.: /,

97177l FentaIl, tJtf ssg
DIVIDEND NO. 30. - s
AZ ! raeefing 81 the Board Of DlreesoSsgs r. Il
held this day q Dividend OF TWO ls
{2so) was declarea on the MONEY sa9 ls,,,.
TIVE pREFERAED STOCK 81 tns ta,,,is,srs sLis,y
cf record III close Of business Thus ,sss =
10, 1922 Transfer books Will rot ps 49, ssosS'7'
c. E, isANTON, Secy. q itssss'
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21

yesterday that they would appeal from
the Appellate Divisions decision. The
case grew out of the bitter fight for
control at the last annual meeting Of
shareholders.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Cottonseed OIL

The market for cottonseed oil was less
active with sales for the day amounting TO
$500 ba rrels Early in the session prices
ering but subsequently an easier tone pre-
vailed and .nnal quotations were 4 to ~
points net lower Thers were persistent
rulnors of private settlement with Octobar
shorts. and there We're no trading onera
nons in this month, with bids at the Close
90 , points under those OF the previous day.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Bank of Germany Statement

BERLIN, Oct. 2o.-The statement
Of the Imperial Bank Of Germany as
Of October 14S shows the following
changes in marks:
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Earning Power Of Railroads
No. 3-LollisyiIle & Nashville

lFe pyeSeat IL tks subjciMed article
the third Of series or jcysH ddsip
dssestssiosss of nc preseas earning pospey
Of enc lsdai,sg Aansrican sssum faiIroais
~ she yegaest of Ths TribAsse, theeo
studies seere atRdartakem BIZ ehs, Stdnd-
ard Statistics Company. inc. which has
prepared fh . papers ard secured copy.
ss0ht fer them III I9as. TIE fourth ar.
fscie Hsu appear to-Dsosro.c, aud tcii!
deal teisa the Wabash. Ffaaneial
Editor,
The strong financial position which
Louisville & Nashville has attained
through years of conservative manage
ment. enabled the company to weather
the trying year Of 1921 with credit an
impaired and enter 1922 with it's nor
NAL earning power restored. IN visw
Of the record. set forth Id brief below,
II IS not surprising that the company
enjoys the best of credit or that its
securities are held in high esteem.
Growth of Capitalization
Funded Capital Total
eear- debt. stock capital.
Millions OF doIIarr 80,
i isd2 ..ss...j.s. SI65.z 5000 sa1S s
ss-- so, s.t.t.... 1850 7e.8 ay60
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
THE PltfI.ArAN COMPANY.

IJ1FfEEsNIJ NV ~, =,
Al quarterly dividend Of $500 per 81 ss.ts !.
viii be paid November s. 1889 g .str,ssa sosss.
holders Of record at the ciosv 81 p'ss
October 81. 1892. -. s..r.e< =.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday Year ago
prime 100 lbs. S.75G12Do -
D e d beef
sides, ib. .-.. .10@ 2e Ion N
Live veals. conn
mon to prime,
100 lbs. ... 1onoR1scs sonAfsa a.
D r e q veal.
city, Id. $500. lac z5 .fs@ 4
Live ewes. 100
nj lbs: is.., a.5oe $50 s.sss ss
nls...i ls, ,,,;,, .l5@ .ls
LiSs sssy1h ,aa,s.. lB 81, $50 IL no ii
TO prime. 100
lbs. ... l3.5011b 7s sesr sss
Dressed / a m b s.
city, ib.... aen 40 fka ~
Hogs 100 lbs. loe0@107s assa sss
Dressed hogs. ba-
con, ID. ....... .15&@ .fs4 .f4H a aa4s
rorH, Dbl $500 a. 1900 $500 a slai
Mess beef, bbl. 14000I5p9 I2e0 mf4at
Lard, Middle
West. ZOE ibs.. 11.5Sa1lss 7soa sss
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Mis- e llaneou Markets
New York State Bonds

Issued IA coupon ana registered forr,
not interchangeable. Coupon bonds reria.
Form. Rate. Maturity. Bid. Aal y,.,a
Canal and Highway 81, AA''a'
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21
Tobacco Stocks
ser'inca1es OF Indebtedness and United
States Treasury Nosee

fExthangoab,e for United States rovarn. I.
rnsnt X per cent bonds due October 3 II Il
1852. until further notice p
sAceeptabla In payfnent OF resara, ,
on the dates OF maturity. .'>NsA
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21

ESTIMATED.
The foregoing figures show how we'll
the company has developed in earning
power during the last decade. This
earning power has grown more rapidly
than capitalization and, coupled with
an efficient and conservative manage
ment, has brought the company to a
very strong financial position.
Earnings for 1922 are estimated
these estimates being based on the
normal seasonal variations of both
gross and net taken in conjunction
with actual earnings to date of the
latest monthly report.
Dividend of Record
The company was chartered in
March 1850; opened It's main line to
traffic in November, 1859; and paid its
first dividend in 1854 at the annual
rate Of s per cent. Subsequent to that
year the company has paid continuous
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21

Four tI.H columns Of in.
Desfrsens quesfions and an.
s,cers tUlL be published in
The Tribune euery Sunday
and Monday. On other days
one t.aH column ,0ill appear.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-21

sYears ended June 40. tH.tlm.ted
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-16
1S Years AGO
lin the BisIbee
District
KILLED IN GUN FIGHT

Otto Moore is dead, and Henry Bon.
hauser will probably die as the result
of a gun fight in broad daylight on
the streets of Naco.
The two men met on the street in
front of the Wells Fargo Express Of
flee and from the accounts given the
Review. Oft Moore pulled his six
shooter on the man who subsequently
killed him. Bonhauser jumped inside
the express office and got his gun,
and then the terrible duel at handker-
chief range began. Moore's gun spoke
four times, each leaden messenger of
death finding its mark in the body of
the express agent. Bonhauser al
though weakened from the loss of his
blood cooked his gun and with a de-
liberate aim sent big bullet through
the heart of the man emptying his six
shooter into him. Moore fell to the
wooden sidewalk with his weapon
grasped tightly in his hand. He died
almost instantly. The terrible affair
is the the result of an enmity of long
standing between the two men.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-16
JOHN BARLEYCoRN AT SEA

THE American ships
predict bitter it is
officially before the national body
prohibition
debatabe the the
merchan marine shall ook on
ships that large
passenger foreign
prohibition with The worlds thirst
thirst abolished when Of
dry ship when they
of its Accommodations
ships American
privilege drinking
other
voyage long o get prohibition?
An al ship
logical
should morally if legally liable to
American ship?
before the question def
eventually the the crossroads
privilege evdg
predict prohibition
logical thing
shpsAmerican
the time that Ame
build merchant
foreign competition
constitution and should be
the loss
suffered
country Baeycorn kicked of
ships
comedies "The laws the
law andt IS gotta 10
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-16
IT, S. Students
Interested
lin Press

MADISON, Wis, June 15.-To inter
est high school students in newspaper
work is the object of the Central In
terscholastic Press Association, an or
ganization of high school editors in
more than 400 cities Of the country.
The organization, which has expert
enced a rapid growth inthe last few
months, resulted from a local meeting
called two years ago by Prof w. G..
Bleyer, director of the course in jour
nalism at the University of Wiscon-
sin.
Students of journalism here are &C,
lively directing the association, which
has, however, officers of it's own, elect
ed here last November at a meeting
by 500 high school editors.
Copies of school publications are
sent to Prof. Bleyer, who assigns stu.
dents to criticize each issue for make
UP, style, headlines, general context
and to suggest possible improvements
The various school publications are
classified and judged, the winning pub
locations having the privilege of carry
ing their rating on the editoria PLACE
An effort is made to keep editors i'll
terested in their work and to show
them what other schools are doing.
So many schools are applying for
membership in the association that il
now is planned to divide the country
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-16
HUNDREDS ON BURNING SHIP

NEW YORK,-One of the most ap-
palling disasters in the history of New
York took place today in the East
River at the entrance to Long Island
Sound and within sight of thousands
of people, the majority of whom were
powerless TO minimize the extent of
the castatrophe of the burning to the
waters edge of the General Slocum
a three decker excursion steamer. the
largest in these waters. More than
1000 persons. the majority of whom
were women and children were burned
TO death or drowned by jumping over
board or by being thrown into the
whirlpools made by the lurching OF the
vessel and the frantic rush of the pam
ic stricken passengers. Coroner Cor
man has issued a statement that so
far 49S bodies have been recovered
from the wreck.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-16
0MHAr,s WORTH WHILE

Il you were asked whats worth
whiIe?" what would your answer be?
In vague sort OF way you havo al
ways told yourself that you knew. but
the chances arc that you have never
given the subject serious thought.
Telling yourself thing is easy. but
how would your thoughts on this sub
ject sound, spoken? If you were to
keep that thought Whats Worth
While" before you. dissect it and then
.Ptsgt iEe lii, ~ on 'Hsudy dr lha%n casfse$tq
say rI'lii sure uuiiickyS1 aud when your
days work is over you would know 1t
had been consciously done and your
nights sleep would be sweet.
Lois Weber has adapted the thought
Whats Worth While 10 the screen
aud it's not sermon, but . picture
of gripping heart interest from stem
TO stern, in. which this producer-direc-
tor has Won fresh laurCls. What 3
Worth WhiIe?" will be shown at the
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-16
THOUGHT

God is faithful, who will not suffer
you to be tempted above that ye are
able to bear, but will with the tempta-
ton also make a way of escape, that
ye may be able to bear it'll Corinthi-
ans 1878.
If men would believe that they are
in process of creation, aud consent to
be made, let the Maker handle them
as the potter his clay, yielding them
selves in respondent motion and sub
missive, hopeful action with the turn
ing of His wheel, they would ere long
be able to welcome every pressure of
His hand upon them, even when it
was felt in pain-George Macdonald
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-16
In Good Condition

DOUGLAS-All state highways in
souther Arizona are in excellent con-
dition, l. p. Frazier, maintenance en-
gineer for the state highway depart
ment declared last night Frazier ar
rived in Douglas yesterday from his
headquarters in Nogales on a tour OF
inspection.
The next paving project in Cochise
county should be started from the New
Mexico line toward Douglas. Frazier
said, as the strip of rocky roadbed
never can be made good stretch with
out paving. There is now one double
and one single crew at work maintain
ing the 51-mile stretch of road between
Douglas and the state line. A crew is
now on the Tombstone-Bisbee highway
and another viii be started out of
Tombstone soon. he said. There is a
crew working out Of Benson, on the
Benson-Vail stretch.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-16
TOBACCO

Anti-tobacco campaigns, conducted
by the blue-law faction, have subsidized.
The National Cigar Leaf Tobacco AS.
sociation hears this from its president
George M. Berger, at its convention
in Atlantic City.
The campaign against Lady Nicotine
may be taking nap, but it is not dead
Reformers have to fight something or
they haven't any jobs.
Whether we favor it or not, tobac-
co prohibition may come eventually
though it seems as improbable now as
liquor prohibition seemed so years ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-16

into districts, each of which will hold
convention this year. The first two
meetings have been held here with
representatives present from the mid.
die western states.
One of the latest organizations to az
filiate with the Interscholastic asso-
citation. is the Illinois High School
Press association, which was organ
lied recently at tho first annual con
vention of high school journalists OF
Illinois at Knox college, Galesburg,
Ill