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Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

a''- nr aH,ru1n- R-rs f- rosie sr,nt 'anrAopa anl Che ''.o lo- rlr tailored lrocE Is one of thc features of tac season and this one combining fine zibclinc with velvet b cx- r-gdmgIy handsome
 Tho polonlisc or rcdi0gore idr1 is1 conspicuous one in thc styles and lhe -armcuts ar, SO graceful and SD hc- coming that they have taken Q very firm hold upon feminine laucg At the -ht or ,hc llayu.iaa is shown l.dJa.o,r gown aaIuc,iIciranuor,t ,.cr 70 plrn .t,rr and thc -'.-h, 'l.I- t.-- a, .le -.,e- i- absolutely r.v Tho uN Nl'm- tuue etyc, -rlc.Iu Hn~-aad s..j- and iae costume Is a'r1- tetacr most at.Hcuvr ore 'u tle ] cur ,Hr ruIora,-r r made o' -uEr3.. vH'r tHe skirt and che
 ilmm..-auo. velvet The rcl-
 mao,c costume ., made oi a novelty
 ra.ru m shades o' green with
 l.act ch4rulcuse m combination.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03
Mary PickfOrd.

Mir. and Mrs Henry Pearce of Ma son Hill were the hosts of the Hiking Club on New Years Eve, at a very delightful party held at their home. About sixteen guests were present.
 The amusement O fthe evening con sisted of dancing and music, and a most delicious luncheon was served. Mir and Mrs. Pearce's guests are as a unit in declaring that they say the old Year out in a thoroughly enjoy able fashion
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

missed by their large circle of friends in Bisbee, an of whom, wish them much prosperity and wsl.being in their new home
 The members of the local Young Womer's Christian Association were much sadden last week by learning of the very sudden death of Miss Grace Dodge, which occurred in New York City on December 27. Miss Dodge was the president of the ma tional organization of the Y. W. c. A., and has always shown herself a firm friend and patron of the local branch.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

On the siJn5 fgur7 !. show. la-uuc that make one o' lao la'--t Ntria uons of that i7~hjon1bIe garment. The main portion are phn but below thc hip line it e llIl and the side p1r- tou- are extended to form rhe -lsf lt tar back The -kI-, thlt r worn wj,a is Is one oi the best liked of che wutcr.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

Saginaw, Michigan where they will make their home
 Many social functions were given during the past two weeks In honor of Miss Rundle who was a great fav. orite among the younger people, and we wish the newly-weds much hap piness for the future.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

The musical given at the Young Women's Christian Association last Wednesday evening under the direc- tion of Mrs. r. L. Williams, chairman of the Social department was a very pleasant affair. and afforded an op- portunity to a large crowd to hear some of the most popular musicians in Bisbee
 The program was as follows: Violin Solo ...... Mir. J. c Berlindis Vocal Solo . Mrs W. II. Roberts
 Accompanied by Mrs. Ochs. Piano Solo ..... Miss Doris Hodgson Vocal Solo ....... Miss Lottie Mckee
 Accompanide by Miss Hodgson. Violin Solo ..... MT. J. c. Brliendis Radieng ..- co. Miss Carlota Mover Duet Mir. and Mrs J. F. Williamson
 Accompanied by Mrs Sims Vocal Solo ............. Mrs. Grant
 Accompanied by Fred Goudge
 Cake and coffee were served as re. treatments. Mrs Ochs and Mrs. Perry poured
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

The regular monthly dance of the Elks will be held next Friday evening, January s. Brennan's Orchestra will furnish the music. The usual good crowd and enjoyable time which mark the Elk dances are anticipated for this occasion.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

Mir and Walter Thomas left Bisbee last Tuesday for Tombstone where MT. Thomas's official duties require them to make their future home MT. and Mrs Thomas will be greatly
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

Christmas vacation of the U. of A. will return to Tucson this evening. It is probable that most of the Uni. versity contingent from Bisbee win go back at the same time.
 The New Years Eve social, given under the joint auspices of the young peoples societies of the various churches of the city at the Y. W. c. A on THrsday evening was well at- tended and a very pleasant affair in every way. Games formed the chief amusement of the evening, and coffee and doughnuts were served as re. treatments.
 Al l1:30 the party adjourned to che Episcopal Church where watchnight services were held under the direc- tion of Rev. Mir Brewster, Rev. Mir. Fry and Rev. Dr. Edwards.
 The Woman's Club will resume it's regular sessions next Friday, January 8, after a vacation of a few weeks over the Christmas vacation.
 The Spanish Department will hold its regular session at 2:OO, followed by the business meeting and the Cur rent Events section at 3;OO A general discussion of the topics of the day will be the program for this depart ment
 | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hennessey, ] entertained at small card party on l Thursday evening in honor of guests from El Paso. Delicious refreshments were served, and the occasion much enjoyed by all the guests
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sandtner of Clawson Hill entertained in a very ] charming manner on last Tuesday revening, a few friends. Conversation and delicious refreshments made the hours fly rapidly, the guests leaving
 with reluctance.
 Mir l.. R. Jackson, of Santa Monica,
 California, who has been in the city
 for the past ten days leaves today for l Tucson, to resume his studies at the University of Arizona
 Mir Lionel Hamburg, of Hamburg, 3 Arizona, returned home yesterday ] after spending several day in the city ] enjoying the holiday season with mum,
 erous friends.
 D Mr. William Doherty, Of the IT. S. Foresty Service, was a visitor in Bis & bee the past week. Mir Doherty has Y a great many friends in Bisbee whC E are always glad to welcome him. Miss Agnes McMahan, who for the A past six months has been in charge Il of the Ready-to-Wear Department al
 the Phelps-Dodge store, has resigned
 her position and expects to leave Bis
 bee the latter part of this week for
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

inele wero-H1- 'inH vifr 70 arc to he motel severn. ,a.aUln- of the tuni- idcl
 The costume with nr rrcu'a- skirt shows che avo1,c u-r ol lur banding and also of other -oHiarar b-atli1g that i- one Q. lhc hc-t 0i>ri rim.l., of thc. winter Tne ca-umr a- 'a,- tratcd Is made from sa1ariiuc n handsome shade of tam and thc braid is brown while the fur is brown 'oy lnaddition To being one of the -mu,c.t models that coud bc shown it i- one ct ibr simplest for -ki-,s of thi- k.ll rr thc clsic-, Co make and tlo r3It
 really but Ittlc more ban 'oll wa'-tcd blouse with dcea .r,'e rttt gi'rs a smart and chlucuri-t,rdrs1
 At the 'cit Of thatfIar. i- Ia ac -ae0 a young -iH costume shavias T...tHII tIuIr Drg- . rIYr.r -' .r. and
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03
DrecRlPr!oN OF PATTERNS.

DESCRIPTION OF PATTERNS. Y1nS rr-- wlh p,mcI Tuuic for Ali-scs and small Women 10 and Is
 years s597 Low Bctcd Blouse. 3l 10 42 bust. Si4I-} Cw-al1r skirt, e4 Go 34 waist. S+9l Girls Dress StoE4 years. S.7s Basque with Slsh Extensions
 5Ito 47 bust. gi7o Two-piccc Skirt with Tunie.
 to 80 waiss si-7 shirrcI polonaisc, 8 to 4a bust. soo6 Tvo-P,ccc Skirt. as Co 3, waiss. a46a-A Rcdiasot- Gown, 3@ to 41 bust
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

Pearl Chapter No 6. Order Of the Eastern Star will have a meeting for Iofficers on Wednesday evening at 7;3O D. m. at Masonic Temple for practice work
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

terial can be found among the high school students to render it in an ef- fective manner
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

May Maat1n Patterns for these De- signs may be obtained by sending 10 cents for each pattern wanted to the
 Fashion Department of this paper Fashion Dept.
 Ccntlemcn.-
 l enclose. .... for which send me the following patterns:
 Send Pattern No, ..... Sizs.,... Send Pattern No......-.S Sine. .... To (Nams) .................''. Street and andNO.............,.,,. No. C,y............ State ......
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

Tuesday evening last the Aloha Camp Fire Girls gave a very pleasant little Christmas party at the Young Women's Christian Association. A number of the girls young friends were their guests on this occasion The amusement of the evening con sisted of games, and appropriate re. treatments were served.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

The Batchelors' Club held a stag party on Wednesday evening at the home of Mir. J l.. Powell, the occasion being the birthday of one O fthe clubs honored and cherished members, Mir. Oiin Wolf There is also widely spread rumor that the party was in the nature of a farewell Co Mr. Wolf and that the young gentleman is about to bid a long and final farewell to the ranks of bachelorhood. Be that as it may however We are merely repeat ing a rumor
 It Is not given to a society reporter to know the mysteries of stag party. but the entire neighborhood is willing to testify that the Bachelors had a fine time Wednesday night. We are also informed on unimpeachable au- thority that one of the features of the entertainment was a large fine birth day cake, adorned with the mineature rep resentation of a lady fair. hedged in by twenty-eight candles, said. mum. Der representing MT Wolrs advanced years.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

iH it- i.ucs l- wei. Js 'n trr combination ol ml
 t7:rl it is cspccaIlv worthy of note Coutrl-t- iu- ,lecvcs are vril iEcl and ahilc this CO, uh2 i- really a lrock l Is cs- pcc'aiiy adapted to street wear wlth the addition oi a wrap, and win h'
 found peculiarly service
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

There arc. however. a great many materials that will be pretty for such a dress Broadclota |, extremely lash- ionable this season and rnc design also is good one for piqut cotton, oop'jn and ratiut. Since to-day cotton ,s found in wonderful colors and bciI- tiIui designs cotton costumes are available everywhere. Every mother recognizes the advantage of the girls dress winch can be made new by the visit to che laundry Rose colored or blue piqut with the cdgc- bound with white would be charming over a white blouse udthcrcarc other colors equally attractive and equally ilshionable.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

The little girls costume gives just ! suggestion ol the wlistco1t that is tob, found in the newest models. Herr itl, made ol French serge bound with 4ilI bratd and Is worn over a guimpe of fine lawn
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

Miss Catherine Hoy, who has been the guest of her mother during the
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

The Saphawaatam Club will hold a meeting at the Y. W. C. A. next Fri day evening, January s. at 7:3O. Bus mess of importance will be considered and all members are urged to be pres ent
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

v consists ofa narrow two-nr ,'r.. datjoo with circular tun q ~, arranged o,lr it, but this tun .toa s only to the depth o' che yoke dnl th, skirt is peculiarly desirable to' w'lr with the basque Athough whc never advl-abe a yoke can be arranged over the upper part ot che foundation
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

Ben and Sim Chase were the hosts at another stag party held on New Years evening The same dark mys- tery reigns, but we are quite sure that the young gentlemen's guests had the time of their lives
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

Miss Agnes McMahan, who for the past six months has been in charge of the Ready-to-Wear Department at the Phelps-Dodge store, has resigned her position and expects to leave Bis bee the latter part of this week for
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

Continued on Page D
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

Mr. William Doherty, of the IT. s. Foresty Service, was a visitor in Bis bee the past week. MT Doherty has a great many friends in Bisbee who are always glad to welcome him.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

Mir and Mrs. Fred Sandtner of Clawson Hill entertained in a very charming manner on last Tuesday evening, a few friends. Conversation and delicious refreshments made the hours fly rapidly, the guests leaving with reluctance.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

Mir Lionel Hamburg of Hamburg, Arizona, returned home yesterday after spending several day in the city enjoying the holiday season with mum erous friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-03

Mir l.. R. Jackson of Santa Monica, California, who has been in the city for the past ten days leaves today for Tucson, to resume his studies at the University of Arizona.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-05
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-05

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.orrlns their .pDllp, Al tbe same time
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month prJ t,nl fl ,iyht hoax tn the
hnJ,. An rnuru Iohr.op smashed th.
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nIurk,I several swing. I,hl,,,r. t,rp
tried f., rattle Willard Ia, tolkiup
rnrc pftrr snrrlly repIirJ I'm Kind
johnson fnpprd tnr GIANTS .houlJer Bt
th, end or thr leu II vas fl sloyy
round.
Round Twelve 'rnr negro oppnrd
with % left tu the body aud right to
the jaw IN pIlnch hr smashed vii
bard three times with his lett John
som then drove O right 10 the body and
"a 'rti io the head. His blows nppar
'Il} hHd uu effect "u Willard John
som drives Willard lo corner with 70
wing {" lh" head Wizards rnf AMI
''''h '''. were hI'rdlnr llr walked
-pLAIN l' llls corner ui the bell
l''onI lhlI'''u wizard . BODY now
n7 ''' rom Ih' 'II''ls nl iIl' pun
-hnrnl of the negro Ih' negro
uu'hlhs uh'rI ms opponents leads
,'h,luurd u" plh' Tor II' stomach VIII
lhru drove Johnson mt" u corner ana
landed straight lrtis lo JohnsolIS far'
hr negro Jutrrd NIWld Win hf'
nook 10 the III" m return. He next
h'oh'd ms lril To- the "h'l" mans
ho0' repeating lhls blow q minute
'"lrr ne champion landed right
'hN ''Il Io tine h'Au rs the hrll
rang
Round Fourteen Tn" round open
"d with Willard rushing and miss
lug % right upperrut The challenger
was tine ugrrrs-ur aud tried to force
the fighting johnson slammed VIII
lard ou the mouth with a left Jess
only laughed The negro was hcgin.
ming 10 miss his leads willard drove
d hard right to Johusous ear The uc
gro smashed hard left To the body
nt the bell
Round Fifteen The crowd kiddrd
johnson. who rushed willard to the
ropes nnd scored five hard swings
rrmarhmg "whut grand old man
Willard grluprd nt tnp rrmnrk unI
also ni the blows accompanying H The
/ he'll flupd both mpiIi,t. fighting n,
the center of the ring
Round Sixteen Johnson missed
left 10 the hrnd and they rIiprhed
The challenger blocked thr negro.
rush Amid much fighting thr blecl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-05

so many purposes. Newest edges square. deep
pointed and tab scaIIops Tbrwrdths extend from
2I to 36 inches
Now for the sake of emphasis are $125
and SlbO founcings They are new and fashion
able At 69c and coming right during need time.
they constitute the finest embroidery opportunity
of recent days in Oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-05

uu hesitation iu saying that this sum.
mary punishment l- myrlted Cos
sacks are not soldiers They rarely
fight They are mot expected to fight
Their work is tu terrfy the weak and
unprotected lu carry the doctrine OF
the .pugrum lo every uudefended
farmhouse They should by punished
precisely as mudrrrr~ aud rupists
should always hr punished In time
of war b. Is too much 10 expect that
These yrrmu should receive the trial
u court that IN other times would be-
their Iot
Arrested rs spies.
Before leaving lI-lt this afternoon
We achieved uu mpo,sihlty We
startled a Ru,~im officer very nearly
mt of hI, ,ru-,s We were incoming
through the principal streets Of Tnsit
iu ,rurrh OF flower store Al one
O'Clock We were to take lunch with
Wumrlslcr and Mrs Tzchirurr and
we wanted To- enter the house bearing
d floral gift A very courty young Of
r.rr bowed and ,ulurd and -ud
something iu German A handsome
limousine drew mp by the curb
That is what / call white. said
Fox gratefully THE captain ha,
sent ear around for ny"
somehow. that didn't seem plausible
Go me We had never seen INF. officer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-05

left TO Johnsous face and right To
jaw Al the bell Johnson landed d.
punch to the body aud another ro the
jaw.
Round NIurtrcu Both puuii-s
slowed down Il bIl Willard wa, the
uggrossor johnson stood iu the mid
die uf the ring and blocked Willard,
blows. During the first minute not u
single hard punch landed aud John
son seemed able to divine Willard,
every lead The negro then started u
rally landing two lefts tO the body
aud right to the jaw.
Round Twenty Willard opened
the round with two light blows tu the
negros face The latter laughed aud
said. Lead again, Bic" Willard did
and smiled also The crowd around
the ring yelled hurry nap. We want
10 See the races Willard stabbed
and paved the air until he landed a
swing on the ucgros jaw. The black
man Immediately cut loose and they
battled scrues the ring The crowd
went frantic when Willard drove
hard right and LETT TO the upgros body
nj the bell
Round Twenty One After minute
of posing and friutiug johnson hook
rl his left to Wizards body aud sent
right swing TO the jaw Willard re-
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until ordered to break b, the referee
The challenger shot two lcfts to the
negroes face They yllurhrd ngaiu
aud wrrstlrd about the ring Jess
added Two more left lo Inrk.a face
aud clinch"d. Up 10 this point john
son had not struck % blow Va the
Round twenty Tour The crowd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-05

CHICAGO. April . United States
Attorney Clync announced today that
the government had stationed men at
the riugslde Of the Johnson willard
fight In Havana. He declined to GO
into details regarding the purpose Of
the action
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-05
LAW ENFORCEMENT.

Before the sun zoe, down tomorrow
Oklahoma City will know whether the
bOOtleggers or the people are going 10
control this town for the next four
years. The bootleggers are doing their
level best TO beat every candidate who
is known to be- unfrirndly to them Any
bOOtlegger will tell YOU that he is
against I'd OvcrhOl,er for mayor nd
OVerhOlser has never associated with
bOotleggers or lent himself to their busl.
ness either for political or financial
profit 10 the citizens he makes this
statement II give YOU my word Of
honor that | will enforce the laws Oi
the state Snd the ordinances Of okla.
hOma City, aud that will safeguard
and protect your moral aud material
welfare" For twenty five years in Ok
lahOma City-his term Of residence
I'D OverhOlSer's word has been ~ good
as a lnited States bond
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-14
NOticiias %oficiaIes
de los gobs. de
Serbia c Italia
ITALIA.

PARIS. Octubre I3.-El infor-
me Official del Ninistcrio de Ia Cue
ira itaIiano. hccho pubIicO anoche
oSii conctbido Ell los SiguIentcS ter
minoS:
Una scrlr de ataqurS Y contra
&taqurs St han d~cSarrollado IN Ia
region comprendida cntre e. rio
Atusco y sls tributaries.
En- Malga Zcndo Posta. hicicron
una incursi6n los austriacos con
iatcnsi6n de sorprenIer a los pues-
tos ayanzados de- nuestras tropae,
p.co fueroA oD!igados o vU!yer a sus
posicioncS. cuaDJo las patru!las
i.aiianaS Theron rcforzalaS. En- rl
alto NaldaS>a. hrmos herho a!gu-
nos progresses.
En- T.! rcsto del irrntr. particular
m-ujr en- Carnia. 81 rnemi=o ha de-
mostraio iran j~nartiviIad I'll los
fur-as dr I'll artiilrria.
I'm Il Cur,o. rI runmigo iilo I'm
aJ1ljIr iuruntr la uorhr del T. de-.
rorri.nic. contra mr>,"as poS.rio-
n.~ Ir Nr"m"-ljanu ) Monte Sci
hi,>i. prro lu"ron r"chazados con
-rauJrS ptrdiias para -"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-14
DESDE e CAMPO De IA GUERRA
Noticias ofieiaIes
del %gobierno
aIeman

BERLIN. Octubrc l3.-La ciudad
serbia de- Semendria. en- 81 DanuDlo.
al Oricntc dr Belgrade. Ia Sldo
cap!urada por lns aIemancs. FL Mi
historic de Ia Guerra anunci6 hoy
que tanto los fucrtrS como Ia Gu
dad habian SidO capiuradoS aver.
Tambidn inform6 que todos los
mcyimirntos miliJarrs ir los aus
trG-alcmanes cstan progrcSauGo en-
Serbia. Fl doeumento Official cs-
III conccbido Ell los siguicnteS ter
miNOS:
"TeatrO Occidental De Ia guerra:
\! Norte de- Arras los f~rauccses han
pnrsiStido Ell Sus ataqurS. Dos 81
tStos Que rueron hcchos sobrc las
trinchcras Que uoSotros captura-
mos en- LooS. 81 dia 9 de OctuDre.
iucrOa rcchaZadoS.
Al Norcste dc SOuchrZ y a! Is
f. de Neuyillc. hemos tenido tam
bitn que rrchazar v~I-oroso, alaqur,
del rurmj=o. pcro ell csiG> iu@are-
>us pGriilas han >iIo muy @ranur>.
SoIamrut" Ell muy por"> tu=ares
lin aicanza,io Il enrmi@o nueSlra
primcra Inca lie baIaIIa.
En- Ia Champagne, los atalu"S
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-14
D;ccionario Manual
~EncicIopsdico.

Este dicclonarlo de Ia lengua
castellana es el mas complete y
noderno. Est3 ilustrado con mas
de seis mil grabados en- negro y
IN dolores, mas de 250 mapas,
3ientos de retratos de hombres &C.
ebres, edifcios y monumentos
aistoricos de todas parties del nun
10, etc. Is ell mejo- de log enci-
:lopedicos manuales y solo vale
$500 eli %ejeEnplar..
Haganse los pedidos acompans-
dos de 81 importe 8
IGNACIO Z. LOZANO.
iO7 Dolorosa ST. S Antonio,
FoIsE.