Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-24
DINNER DATE
 IS UNCERTAIN
Not Known When Henry Drum VIII Reach Here in Trip Over the
 Beforehand
EXPECTED THURSDAY

For the third time plans relative to the Borderland route had to be changed yesterday, the occasion being an apparent setting ahead of the schedule of'IIarry c. Drum. secretary of the Transcontinental Tours club A special meeting of the directors of the Commercial club was necessitat ed, which was hastily called for last night after notices had been sent out for Wednesday, and a settling upon Thursday night as the date for the dinner of good roads advocates. al which MT. Drum will be the guest Oi honor, was thought necessary.
 Teleoraphs Report
 Changes in arrangements previous ly made were contemplated yesterday morning when the following telegram was received from T. A. Hughes. rep resentatiye of the Warren district al the Fl PasO meeting:
 "El Paso, April 23.-To Warren District Commercial club. J. II. Gray secretary: Mir. Drum arrives here today Leaves for Demlng in the morning. and will arrive in Bisbee Thursday. Fl Paso gave good recep ton and entertainment. Every body enthusiastic over Borderland route .
 Notices of a meeting to be held tonight. at which final preparations were to be perfected, were mailed or Monday night, so the telephone was brought into requisition and a meet ing arranged for last night. and those interested in the good roads meeting were also invited.
 Time Of Arrival Doubtful
 At the meeting of those interested in good roads and the Borderland route last night. an article from the Douglas International was read, which stated that the stop in Lordsburg would be made. and the old schedule which would bring the party here maintained. A telephone call to eith CT T. 4. Hughes or F. P. Grindell at Deming, brought the answer tha, they were not registered at either hO tel in that town up to 9:30. which was taken to mean that they were delayed on the road to that point. A telephone inquiry Of Douglas re suited in the information that F. F. Grindell had telegraphed Monday night that the party would be in Douglas on Thursday. which core spends with the original plan. In. der these circumstances the matter Of meeting MT. Drum ill Douglas and his entertainment here could oaly De held in abeyance for further advice, and the date of the banquet was left open. to be arranged today by the entertainment committee, while the arrangements for meeting the path finder in Douglas and escorting him on to Tucson was referred to the good roads committee and the sec. retary of the Commercial club.
 In the absence Of the president and vice president Of the Commercial club. the meeting resolved itself into purely a good roads meeting. and no club business was transacted.
 The banquet will be held on the evening of the arrival of Mir. Drum, and definite information as to wheth- CT that will be Thursday Or Friday is expected today so that the an- nouncement can be made.
 It was suggested last night that possibly Mir Hughes telegram. which aDi>arently indicated the arrival Of the party in Bisbee Thursday. might mean that MT. Hughes would come on through and be in Bisbee oI Thursday. and did not alter the orig. inal plans. which included stop iA Lordsburg tonight.