Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-07
"The Military eirI''

The society event of the season is he production of the opera, ''The Mil itary Girl" The participants are all well known singers. The affair is being managed by the Bisbee Wo- mans, Club. wno has secured the services Of Mir Fred Carlyle from San Francisco to stage the play. Mir. Carlyle has charge of all dramatic and oDeratie work in California and Stanford Universities. The rehear- sals are going splendidly, about forty people are in the cast. The tickets are selling rapidly, and it Is evident that next Friday and Saturday even ings the Orpheum will be packed by representative audiences.
 The Eisbee High School Basket ball team Sho are champions of Ari- zona, will usher, while dainty maids in the latest creations will receive.
 THE CAST
 General Barg eco. Jessie Sh0seoit Captain Bing .... A AGeorgina MiRssil Baroness Won Bock Beer .......-- .............Lo Loretta Mckenna Cadet Cutething ..... Patti hinsolla Columbia Bertha Brown lin Soldier ..... .Jessie May Waisa Matiuae Girls ,.................
 Opie Rundcli, Ethylc Jcnos, iucy Kenney. Emma Ritchie Hattie Townsend. Glenn kuudci. Mrs, M. Craig. Myrtle James, Virginia Hssas soldiers ...-........-- -,.,...s.ss-
 bessie Fay walsh. NfsTgsret Ctoa2. moiis. oisse F,itchl,y. nsVsl,y Run. dell, Evelya Vaughan. NYyJo Ar mons. Olsvo KingHsuut. k'sstri Nin- seila, Lillian Asaby, SracC lsllaoosi' Cook Johnson ....-.--..- .Frctd lSaTr Sergeant Malone. .,.. . VIII Ceutis Fritz, Band Leader {. !, f>ccd Carly lo aoys in Sextetie. .,..,,., .,......
 Louis Gass. Maurice McKenna. Thomas Fitzpatrlck. Joe FckenuS- Boys in BurlesQue. .. .-.-,.....-.-.-
 Dr, George n, Cra5s. Fred porr. Mass Craig.
 Awkward SQuSd. Dutcd Band, etc Home-made candles Wll be seryes at reasonable price between acts ny clever little girls.
 woMAH's CLUB.
 Tho regular meeting occurred at the WomSn's Club house Friday after noon. The president. Mrs. g. E. Haz- gard sent in her res ignation before leaving Bisbec and it was accepted by t1e members. Mrs. J. E. MCsher presided at the meeting. An import ant question discussed during the ses- sion after the business meeting, was the probability Cf assisting several of the other local organizations in es- tabhshing a day nursery for the work ing women of the camp. The current events meeting will occur g week from Friday. The musical after noon viii be in charge of Miss Bagby and will ee given Thursday afternoon March 18th.
 WoMAN'S INTELLECT Vs. MANS Professor Schrnitz, of Berlin iu comparing womaus intellectual stat us with mans, fiBGs that while thers are not as many women Eeniuaes 8: men at present. or for that matter al any previous time, there are more women inclined to genius than Inen He believes Chat there are more won sn Of superior intellect approaching genius than men.
 It is a well known fact that there are more poetiCaI women than poets among men, but there are fewer WoIn sn apostles than male apCstoles, won en are more pious than men, now ever There are more celebrated male physicians than female, but there ar, more female nurses that do a world of good than there are male physi clans Of great worth. The greaI scientists says.
 T honestly believe that the amount of brains apportioned to womanhooC equals that apporGOned to man, bu in women the division Of brains ii more communistic. Among men ther' arc more brain-caIdtalist than amOni women. but it snCu56 be rememberCi that the number of mental spTO!a tarians among tcen is much larger j. proportion than among wDmeu.
 Mir. Schmitz held the opinion pro yious to this statement that women intellect was 6nferiOr to mans
 
 Mrs. A K. Brauer Of High Roai enteytained with a handsomely aI pointed luncheon Friday afternoon Ionquils were used in tne decora tions. the table looked inviting wit an elaborate lunch cloth CInbroiderg iD golden rod and ferns. Covers wer