Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-24
BEAMS BRIGHTLY FOR ALL
 BlSBEE CHILDREN
Christmas Day win Leave But FeH Disappointed Ones
 in the District
CELEBRATION IN CHURCHES

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 "To all Good Fellows. a Merry Christmas" is the message that A. Good Fellow has asked The Review to convey this morning. T am pleased" he continues, at the kindly way in which you acted on the sug- gestion I made The result has been greater than ! hoped for. I am prov en right in having said that there was more than the general average Of good fellows in Bisbee. They have shown this in the response that has come, and happy children tomorrow will be the testimonial. There is no reason for any of us, no matter how for from home or relatives or friends We may bt Go fSel lonely today. There are plenty of us here in Bis bee. and Good Fellows need never be lonely"
 The movement to make Christmas the happiest ever known by the chil. dren of Bisbee is ended for this year. It will have been a success. When the Good Fellow movement was started it was not thought that there would be so many other undertak- ings for the happiness of the young folk. The Woman's Club tree, the tree for Mexican children and the FRS entertainment had not then been announced but there were enough Good Fellows to carry out each Of those projects and to make the Good Fellow movement a success by itself besides. The children of Bisbee have never before been s1 well provided for as this year.
 Nothing now remains but the dis tTibution of the gifts that kindly hearts and open purses have provid- ed, that is, so far as the donors are concerned. and yet there is still the enjoyment to come, and that will lln- ger with them for many a day. As for the children, they have toys. in many instances clothing. and they have a happy day. possibly all uneN pected and hence the more happy in consequence, to hold in recollection.
 Tree for Mexleans
 At South Bisbee yesterday there was the first distribution of Christ mas gifts at the Powell Mexican school. Here about sixt yehildren le- ceiyed gifts. and there was almost an eual number of parents there also. Therye were dolls, candy and other toys for all, and it was happy crowd of children. Much credit for this is due to Miss Redding. who had the matter in charge.
 In the Churches
 Today special Christmas services are announced in all Of the churches, as appears from the published an nouncements in another column or The Review In all of these music has been especially featured, and and much time and attention has been devoted to these musical p-o- grams and other features. It is tue day Of all days when the Christian Is called to the house of good. and the welcome arranged for all today calls louder even than usual.
 ginia League. while Keene comes from the Springfield. Ohio, club, and if he shows the necessary speed he will be able to hold his own at the initial corner.
 Jordan Deal Dropped.
 Clarke said that his sloWness is the only drawback. As for securing Tim Jordan the former Biooklyn man, now with Toronto, Clarke thinks the 6ear is off entirely, as the Ksnuck owners have labeled a "holdup" price on the veteran athlete. The same is true of Chick Gandil, for whom Mon. treal asked the pirate club the price that Murphy agreed to pay.
 While here Clarke was boasting of his bench contract. which he signed recently. He claims that he will live up to it in every sense of the word and will not appear in a single battle next year, even in the role of pinch hitter. He was so confident of not breaking into the lineup that he bet Murphy a suit of clothes and he says that he will not buy for the cub mag nate.
 "O'Toole is a question" said Clarke, 'but if his shoulder is all right after the winters inactivities I know he will cut figure in the race. At the close of the recent season he called me aside one day and asked me to watch a few thrown balls. never saw such speed on a fast ball in my life. If he can thrown only this and get it ov erthe plate he will never he in need of splitter It was this style of throw that caused his injury. as he attempted to pitch t on a rainy day, wlcn the spi;eEc vas soaked. and be st aimed his arm fry ins 10 sat seipe