Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-05
LADIES FIRST
 WITH THE ELkS
Tomorrow Night Bisbee Lodge 67l Will Give Ban quet for Women Who
 Will Aid Bazaar
EvERYBODYENTHUSED

ITO the ladies, God bless them" win be the toast at the Elks' home We'd nesdly evening when the antlered ones and their fair friends gather around the festive supper table and begin the final preparations for the great bazaar that will open next week. The "Burn-the-Mortgage' committee issue an invitation to all of the wom- en who have or will volunteer their services and aid during the five nights Of the bazaar to be the guests Of the lodge at a typical Elks' supper and discuss bazaar matters. All yolul- teers cordially will be welcomed by the committee who will see their guests are hospitably received. The time Is too short 10 mail invitations 10 all who will help make the bazaar the most successful ever known in the city but the invitation that is formally extended to this informal meeting snd supper is none the less cordial and the committee urges that all of the fair friends of Elkdom who can do so will attend.
 Hold Two Meetings
 Two meetings of the bazaar com mittee were held yesterday, one in the forenoon and the other in the evening. At the latter meeting the matter of organizing the women who will assist was discussed and the plans for the informal supper discuss ed. Members of the committee will tell of the work that has been done and remains to be done and their guests will be asked to explain their wishes on all matters connected with the bazaar. It is the climax of the preliminary work but will be 8 social as well as a business gathering. The committee recognizes that next week it will be the women who must be depended on most to achieve the de sired success and have taken this way of telling them We need you" It IS not a case of equality of the sexes for mere man has again recognized the feminine superiority and will be ready to admit it.
 Will open Exhibit
 Tomorrow it is expected to open in a Main street store building an eX hibit of some of the goods that will be on display in the Elks home dur ing the bazaar It is here as well as at the club house that donations vii. be received.
 Another exhibit that will be made is the Elks money which has been re ceived This is a free but limited coinage at ratio of eight, not sixteen to one. The coinage represents dol lars, s5. SIC and $20 The latter piec es are made of Bisbee copper and vii be particularly attractive when made up in watch fobs after the bazaar is over. It is expected that large nun bers will be purchased as souvenirs.
 Will Publish Paper
 For the five days of the Bazaar the Mule Gulch News will be issued. This paper will be devoted to furnishing the news of all happenings as they oc cur and will be full sized newspaper seven columns to the page and four pages. The committee already has half filled the advertising space and will have the first issue on the streets next Tuesday.
 Will Use Automobile
 During the week and next the Elks automobile win be much in evidence for this week it is at the services tf the donation committee who will use 1t to collect the goods that have been contributed for the booths and the country store This latter will be a big feature of the bazaar and Billy Graham states that there will be ev- erything sold from paper of needles to bales of hay, quarters of beef and cords of wood. He has also taken charge of Lowell night which will be the Thursday night of the Fair and promises some novel features. Friday night will be Tombstone night and