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iIALS WILL. NOT
ACCEPT OEFICiAI Am

ROME January i5.-Thomas Nelson
'"fc' american ambassador To Italy.
to-day asked Signor Salandra. no
ithiian Premier. ANA Baron Souniuo
minister OF Foreign Affairs, whether
constance IRON the United States gov
eminent in aiding the peopl. suicI;or
by the earthquake would be accnn,,hie
I"lce before similar offer has neen
Wh"r, put Will" the Italian govern
incht expressed great appreciation me
"n"rS were declined
Ambassador Page was told today
'n"' owing 10 the international situ-
49," ' ne 'aIian government had de-
''"'" hs a question OF principle Ia an.
STAN from accepting onlciallv anv To-
'iSh hn' AZ this viii not prevent
rl.Hh'e initiative on the part OF Amen.
icahs or other foreigners living
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MARCoNI CANNOT DESCRIBE
IOIIROI{S OF 1NI.yyk NJ

ROME. January l5.-William Mar
conf, who returned here to-day from
AvezZano OF board the train with King
Victor Emmanuel, said words could no;
describe the horrors he had witnessed.
The town had be"'. wholly leveled. he
said. and residents VINO escaped death
were destitute
King Victor Emmanuel told me-,
sAid M Marconi. that he had visited
the scenes OF all earthquake disaster.
IN italy SINCE he was a child, but tna,
this surpassed all. including Messin,
The King said survivors of Avezzano
We're only between > and per cent of
IT'S population while in Messina one
third escaped"
Describing the damage il. Avezzano.
Mr.. Maroon! said.
ANezzano has ceased 10 exist In
MeSsina some buildings Civ. one IN.
IMPRESSION that they are still! int,c,
their facades having survived ,hs
shoch Not so with Ave2zano MOI =
cumming remains erect. Ii seemed as
thoNen the town had been ground to
Pcwder BY some gigantic machine"
W people OF ANezzano. according
% Mr.. Marconi. have abandoned 81.
forts TO take bodies from IN. wrack
hst ana are trying only to rescue the
living VINO are prisoners in the debris
me catastrophe was OF such vast nrn
portions Mr., Marconi added, tina, no
y. 80 ""''oh could possibly have done
"hHhlhS To give immediate relief
The people were in despair n, their
powerlcssness to render aid 10 ,boeo
entomhed
During the first day Of the disaster
alr. Marc"ni continued, the rcsruors
Wcr" :" few they could not even nj
tempt to eNcavatc at places from which
CRIES OF distress came, and they planted
poles here and there al such suots
hoping to return later with adequate
t"'ceS of men to release the imprisoncd
persons. When would-hc rcscuors did
nrflN", however, most Of III. voices
"Hrc stillcd and the poles merely wor,
markers of spots under which lay the
dead. :. L..
MIR. MartclAi. bef;so,any heard coming
from under the ruins Of the Girls
school in AvvzZHno the voices of iva
pupils mpl"rinp aid. The girls said
they were uninjurcd They were pro-
icctcd from injury ny a piano. undo,
witch they had fallen and which he.
came wcdgcd in the wrcckagc and
served as screen from the tumblinp
walls Chokcd 10y dust and late,
numhcd by cold, they had remained
Tor TWO days without nourishmcut ANA
IN spite Of strenuous efforts made to
r"ifas" them. The girls were still pris
Dano.
Prior TO his departure. Mr.. Morcoui
said, he cndeavored to organize small
parties of men to attempt TO cxt!n-
suish hrcs which had broken out at
several points among the debris ana
which he declared, undoub,cdly had
burned TO death some pniomed VIC
Tins The difficulty OF fighting the
flames was almost insurmouutablc he
caus" water was almost entirely lack
ing in the town.
Mr.. Marconi left Rome to-night for
London.
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MOI NJS or MASONIC,
AIl THAT ~ IitI"r

. ANEZZANo. January Is O.ia ROM,
Anxious relatives who .ouroi ,m,n
Avezzano to-day from ai1 parts Of
with the mounds of nnsonr, r,i,;5,
represented All that is LETT Of ,i,. ,n,,,,
Many realized at once TN. mar us,
lessncss OF Searching for Lc ,,is.i,..,
but others. more hopeful. clluL.a ,iI,-"
lesslN over the debris for hours .rrs,-
Ing TO fnd some Landmarks which u,,,1
ana 'hch ~ tracing loved ones
Many were Succession in Ioc,,i,,,. r,,
wrecked homes o. relatives or frf,rds
E,rantie, many threw themselves upon
,he runs ann called 10 vain upon th.ir
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RUSSIANS AGAIN ACTIVE
ON EAST PRI-9SIAN non MN

PETROGRAD. January l5.-The Rus
SLAMS are resuming their activity on
the borders OF East Prussia, namely.
at Rosog. on the road to Ortelsburc
and at Radzanow. eighteen miles 10
the southwest OF Mlawa In both
places Russian cavalry detachments
have performed brilliant tasks in start
ing the work of pressing back tho
enemy, If the Germans intend TO
launch troops in this direction from the
ar"n. beyond the Vistula they will find
fitting reception
That the Bzura line IS being denuded
seems fairly certain. On the other
nahd' attacks against the Russian
corps guarding the Rawka positions on
either side of Warsaw and the roiI-
way towards Skierniewics. continue
without intcrmission. II IL suggested
that the enemy, realizing. ncrhnns nc
aoiiit! 10 secure possession OF the
railway from SochucZew 10 Warsaw is
trying 10 secure the Skierniewics rail
way IN order to pierce the line Rut
nearly million fresh troops have re-
Gently joined the grand dukes armies
ana the attempt certainly would be
doomeo 10 failure, even If the Rawl<s
Blonie positions were not cxtr.meIv
strong.
Peasant refugees from beyond Soch.
aczew who have just arrived In war
saw state that the German wounded
nave neeh removed from the HOSPITALS
and wagons laden with ammunittnn ~,
supplies are proceeding to LODI T Tho
stores I'm the vicinity OF J.ou,i,. go
SochacZe~ have been removed tn near
the front. For these purposes the Ger
mans are forcibly requisitioniny tha
peasants carts o
IL Is reported the Germans have
sioibS iortihcd I.odz. The garrison
consists OF Saxons, and all the Prms-
SLAMS have left the town
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WHAT WARNING NATIONS CLAIM
IN THEIR OFFICIAL STATEMENTS
Russian

PETROGRAD. January i5.-The
following comm unication from the
general Stuff OF the Russian COM
mandcr-in- chief was issued to-
night:
ON the eve Of the first day of
the Russian New Year and on the
following day january -. new
style calendar). 4 comparative calm
prevailed on NIL the fronts. The
Germans made some unimportan,
attacks on our advanced columns In
the region of the Loetzen EAST
Prussia). They failed and rctreated
toward their position. after having
suffered heavy losses.
On the right bank OF the lower
Nistula River. on January II. we
continued pressing the German cav
airy. which was supported by some
small bodies of infantry. The Ger
man troops which we had driven
from Sierpec Gin Russian Polaud)
twenty miles south OF the West
Prussian frontier. occupied the fords
OF tnc ~krWa RIVER. but were unable
TO hold them. Under our pressure
they continued falling back north
ward
ON the left bank of the Nistula
the Germans made their customary
attacks against some sections Of
our front. especially against our
lin: from Borjimow to Rawa. They
failed everywhere"
The general stan of the army in
the Caucasus has transmitted an Of
fetal communication, under date OF
january Is, as follows:
The lighting in the vicinity of
karu trgan. in Turkish Armenia.
continues. We have captured many
more officers .tnd soldiers. We are
continuing The pursuit OF the Turk
ish troops defeated at Olti, fifty-fiye
miles west of Kars. in divers direc-
lions. We continue successfully to
force the Turks out of Transtchorul,
region.
The other fronts show no i'm
portant changes"
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GERMANS MAKE ATTEMPTS
To DROP BONN m Y.orSrn

CALAIS. January l5.-Furncs no.
again he.n bomharded. number Of
" wsa,b ."'nns INTO the town. Bad
sthhostilI. no far an detailed 6rht,na
concerned On Tuesday a sandstorm
s"cpt ths dunes In tho neiKhborhood
OF Nieuport and La Panncs.
rresinrnt Poincarc's visit to Dun
e.. 'n, "n' ',l' ncehh on Monday. morning.
80 s"h'i"iIy regarded as throwing new
hRht on the air raid on SUNDAY Tbaro
are reasons to believe TIE Germans
"eT" a""f: The President was corr"
ing 10 bunkirk. but mistook tho d,to
:" "r''ai. ~ they carried out the raid
-, 20 soon Lhf plague of spying scems
ny ever. and cease
Tess csTs IL required 10 conc with :,
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WORK FACILITATED e !sT
by FINE WEATHER

pARlS, January l5.-Fine weather
is facilitating rescue work by soldiers
In the earthquake -ieveled town OF
AHeZzano. Italy, according to the Havas
correspondent who Is at the scene
Last night was cold. but the work con
hnues. many soldiers laboring contin-
uously for twcnty-four hours
IL mas been confirmed that the num-
DER OF survivors In A>czzano repre-
sents a tenth part of the population.
says the correspondent. Bodies still
are being taken away from the ruins
Means are heard at different points
amid the fallen buildings, and the res
cue work is being concentrated ut
these places.
Signor Cluffelli, Italian Minister of
Public Works. carefully inspected the
ruins. particularly the places where the
work was being pushed, and gave in
structIons to expedite the search for
bodies.
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French

PARIS. January l5.--The follow
ing official communication was is
sued to-day:
There is nothing of importance
TO report
The French official reports refer
very briefly this afternoon to the
military situation northeast of Soils
sons. 1t says the Germans yester
day occupied the village of st. Paul.
close TO Scissors. but the French
Immediately drove them out.
With the exception of the custo-
mary artillery exchanges. spirited
infantry encounter In the Vosges.
In which the French claim the VIC
tory, ana successful infantry
charge near Arras. this afternoons
report contains little that is new.
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RAILROAD LINE IL CTR
ny HUGE. AVALANCHE

GENEVA. VIA PARIS. January ID
The 81 Gothard railroad line has been
cut by a huge avalanche intcrrupting
traiilc between Germany and Italy
through switzerland The line is. COW
crcd w!tn packed snow twenty four feet
deep Tor distance Of 30 feet An ava
tahcht mas buried the Alpine village of
OberEeStclon, at an altitude Of ! $50
rect, III the canton OF Nalais The in
h"hitants had been warned and are be-
liercd 10 have escaped
The UNPARALLELED number of ava.
iHnches in the Alps generally is al
r!butei TO the earthquake in Italy
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NOT BADLY DAMAGED
Bnttieship tnnsns Ordered TO Navy
Yard for Repairs.

wASHINGTON. January 15.-Ofhcial
reports to-day stated that damage to
the battleship Kansas. which fought
Il heavy gale off the Carolina coast on
wednesday night, while extensive. was
not serious.
Secretary Daniels to-day ordered the
Kansas back To the Philadelphia Navy
yard from Norfolk for repairs. which
1T Is estimated. Will take from FIVE TO
hfteen days. Tho report from Captain
Bryan says the storm tore away Soma
or the Atanchions and some range
hnders, part Of the gear on the bridge
ana some Of the rails. The Kansas was
on her way from Philadelphia TO Nor
folk.
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WILSON SENDS MESSAGE
TO KING: EMMA <i-t,I

WASHINGTON. January l5.-Prosi
dent Wilson tonight telcgraphed King
victor Emmanuel, expressing sympn
thy FOR the Italian people and asking
II the United states could be OF any as
sista'nce 80
inc President will take ur lo-mor-
row tho suggestion that he Issue 3,
proclamation calling upon the peoplo
of The United States To lend aid to the
sufferers
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MANNING FAVORS GUARD

WASiiINGTON. January i5.--Adju-
tant- General Moore. {, the South Caro-
lima militia. VINO discussed with Score
tary Garrison to-day former Governor
blcase's disbanding order. said he had
been assured by Governor Elect Man
ming that he would do whatever he
could, after his inauguration. to restore
the Euardsmen To their former status
General Moore said he believed the in
cident would be satisfactorily settled.
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PROVISIONS BECOMING;
SCARCE AND ExPESSIy,

ROTTERDAM. January =.
respondent Of the Nieuw Rotterdam
scne Eourant states that he has re
ceiVed letter from friend in Ham
Durs. VINO reported that provIsions
we're setting scarce. and were becom-
ms more ana more expensive. All
nomical eeo
ne 'eT'nan soldiers Ia the trenches
recording TO this letter, nnd their IN
.lohh oEhcien'. In fact. they reo,est
iriehds TO send them packets OF huttar
ana bacon IN order that they may be
80 a"ie 10 "ithstand the cold. They
"" ~ 10 eat hry bread In the trenches
Ihere Is. In the letter, an absence 70;
me Nerhah self confidence which has
nee" feature OF similar letters from
inc beginning or the war
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Smith Is Innugurntcd.

COLUMBIA. :. c., January l5.--
Charles a. Smith. former Lieutenant
Governor. but yesterday elevated TO
the governorship OF South Carolina by
the sudden resignation OF Governor
Cole l.. Blcase, was formally inaug-
urated to-day before joint session of
the General Assembly Governor
Smiths term Of Office will be brief. ex
pir!ng on Tuesday at noon. when Rich
ard !. Manning. Of Sumter. will be in
auGuratcd
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THINK SUM TOO GREAT
Committee VIII Confer With bryan on
f25.OOO,OOO Item for Colombia.

WASHINGTON January l5.-Scna-
tors Root. Swanson and Hitchcock
were named to-day members Of n For
eign Relations subcommittee to confer
with Secretary Bryan on amending the
pending treaty to pay Colombia $685.
100000 for the partition OF Panama.
There is some sentiment for reducing
the sum, and to eliminate the clause
In which the United States would ex-
press sincere regret" to Colombia
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SLAMS 7ace NeU Han Of Campaign Against Germans in Eas1
to dig tunnel TO them by which they
might be brought out
SUDDENLY GOLDEN CROSS
Is SHAKEN FROM PA E


one OF the students of the college,
Miss Torsotti, who escaped by the mar
rowest margin Told of her experiences.
when the shock came" she said.
I'VE were all in the chapel at PRAYERS.
Suddenly the golden cross was shaken
from i,s place and crashed to the iIoor.
The building trcmblcd and the walls
began to Crumble. Many girls tainted.
i gained the lower floor before lost
Consciousness.
When recovered | was in II dark
tomb. \ teacher lay dead At my feet.
All about me were unconscious forms
OF nuns and students. The doors were
blocked and tho windows were sealed
with the debris y sickorins sensation
came over me- realized that | was
buried alive. suddenly | heard voices
1t seemed days ] had waited They
game nearer Finally the stones and
mortar began 10 fall away. and a great
light stream"d in upon MS. II was only
thin ray. but il seemed that heavens
own radiance had broken in upon us
1t was the rescue party. They uncov-
cred the roof of our prison, and they
heard our voices. Soon they had me
and those who were still alive in the
opcn air"
a, Sora the rcscucrs clearing the
ruins OF the Santa Restituta Church
found Father Aannoia and several nuns
dead in one snot. The priest had been
giving the nuns communion when the
shock came lie still held the chalcc
in lis hands.
The Pope paid Il visit to the suffer
crs OF the earthquake at the Lazarct
ST." Martho to-day. His Holiness ira
Italian territory. This is the first TIM
since 1870 that the Pope has visited thu
lazaret Pope PUN y. AT one time
had sUhtnrranean passage begun so
that lie could make the Journey but
the newspapers having published the
news that he was going TO leave the
Vatican. he abandoned the scheme.
There is much comment here on the
action OF Pope Benedict
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German

BERLIN. january Is Thy wireless
To London).-The German official
statement in it's reference to-day to
engagements north of scissors.
France. says the north bank of the
River Atsne. I'm that vicinity, had
been cleared of French troops. and
II mentioned six villages north and
northeast of scissors occupied by
German troops
Al other points French attacks
were repulsed. but near Ecurie the
Germans lost trench.
In Poland. west of the Vistula, the
German attacks are described as
progressing slowly.
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Austrian

VIENNA. January 15.-The follow
ing Austrian official statement was
given out to-day:
In Russian Poland southern dis
iricO yesterday only occasional
cannon and machine gun fire was
heard. but violent artillery fight
was waged along the Dunairec
River tGalicia). Our heavy guns
worked very well. setting on FIR. ,
large magazine and sileucing sew
eral or the encmy's heavy batteries.
In the Carpathians calm pre-
walls. The increasing frost Is exert
ing nm influence on the operations"
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JEALOUSY LEADS Man
no DOUBLE MURDER

GALESBCRG. ILL. January b.
Prompted by jcnlOuay. william A. Bates
tonight shot and killed Ms Eek
Davis. aged twenty -nins. Mildred War
field. aged seven months, and perhaps
fatally wounedd Robert WarGtId sYsd
eight At the home OF Mrs. WarfsId
Bates surrendered shortly after INC
crime ~
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APPOINTED COMMISSIONER
OF EARTHQUAKES DISTiIr,r

ROME. January Recommendation
pezza to-day was appointed civil com
missioner to govern the district Wis
tied by the earthquake. He has gone
TO the stricken region to assume his
new duties. The call for conscripts
has been supported by the authorities
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NEARLY FIFTY BODIES
bROIGIIT FROM Cul-Rt'V

NAPLES, January l5.--Rcscu.rs to-
DAY brought the bodies of nearly nifty
victims of the earthquake who had
been buried in the Church of Santa
Eestituti, Patron Saint OF the town OF
Sora, where hundreds rushed to pray
when the first shock occurred The
roof OF the cdihce fell with the second
shook.
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houMANiAN NEARLY READY
TO CAST IN Hnn . on

pFyltobfhD. January I5.--Informa.
ton received from An c.ccIIen, sn. me.
h"rc entirely confirms the n,at.n,n..
'hh' ltoumanta Is seriously pranarIm,,
to enter the war In T. few weeks. timss
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italy. or their friends ut home. Am
hassador Page is now approaching the
government with view OF ascertain
ing the best way OF directing relief
work.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-08-18
The Last Special Offer

Inc very last special offer kind that The Lea
der-nterprse Big Automobile Club in force and will
run straight through until the close o'clock Saturday night Aug
For the first club $500 worth subscriptions either Renewal or
New 5000 Extra Votes will be given the regular votes
For the second club either Renewal or
New 10000 Extra votes will be given besides regular yates
For the third club subscriptions either Renewal Or
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For the fourth club $4,000 subscriptions either
New zOoO Extra Votes will be given besides the regular votes
For the fifth club $500 worth of either Renewal or
New z5OOO Extra Votes will be regular votes
Five these clubs constitute 100000 Extra Votes for the com
pletiOn of the set will be given. ~ ~ ~
This offer holds good until the Automobile Club Camn6n
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Miscellaneous

MRS. ANTOHNY SPIRITUAL MEDE
 UM. At the Letson Hotel, circles
 Tuesday and Friday evenings. 174 CUT RATES-The Golden, Main St.
 The only steam heated strictly up- t0-date rooming house in the city. THE MOOSE HOTEL COld Kinney House) Furnished rooms S2 per week and up, with gas also light housekeeping rooms. IFS
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DenarLmert of tne LnterLor

Department of the interior U. s. Land Office at Phoenix. Ariz, March 8. 1915.
 NOTICE is hereby given that Rich ard Quarles. of Hereford Arizona. who, on November 24 1908, made Homestead entry No. Ol722, for s E h, Section IS, Township 23 s. Range 22 E, G and S R. B. and Meridian. has filed notice of intention to make five year proof. to establish claim t1 the land above described. before Jared D. Taylor U. s. Commissioner at Bisbee. Arizona. on the 14th day 1i April. 1915.
 Claimant names as witnesses: George J. MCCabe. Edward Will cox Hugh F. Fletcher. Ramon Tcllc.. all Of Hereford. Arizona.
 THOMAS F. WEEpIN.
 Register
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Legal Notices

Homestead Entry, No. 095O for Lots l. 9. SiaNEH Section 2 Tovusht 22S, Range 26E, C. and s R. E. and Meridian, has filed notice of intention Go make five year Proof to establish claim to the land above described be- fore Jared D. Taylor. U. S Commis sioner at Bisbee Arizona, on the 14th day of April, 1915
 Claimant names as witnesses: John H0rning Karl NyhOlm. James s. Leisbmau. Levi IT, Wyatt. all of McNeal Arizona
 THOMAS F. WEEDIN
 Register
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Legal Notices

a4 and on Dec. 26. 1914, Add1 E. E No. O2635S for SELL NE1-4 Sec. 34. SW14 NW14 Sec 35 Township 23a Range 22E G. & s. R. B. & Meridian has filed notice of intention to make five year Proof 10 establish claim to the land above described. before Jar ed D. Taylor [. 8. Commissioner al Bisbee. Arizona on the 10th day Of March, 1915.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Beuj IT, Stuart, Of Hereford, Ari2 John c. Calhoun. of Hereford, Ariz Charles w. White. of Hereford. Arjz Norman l.. White. (. Hereford, Ariz
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For Sale

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Legal Notices
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department oi tho Interlor

Department of the Interior.
 V s Land Onice at Phoeu.X, Ariz. February G. 1915.
 NOTICE is hereby given that Joel IT, Allen, of Hereford, Arizona, who. on March 9 1908, made Homestead Entry, No. Ou56 for WIZ NEl-4. See
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE FOR PueLlcArloN

Department of the Interior
 u $. Land office at Phoenix. Ari- zona, March s, 1915.
 NOTICE is hereby given that George w. Adams, of McNeal Ari- zona who on August 2l. 1908. made
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES

KNIGHTS AND LADIES
 OF SECURITY Bisbee Council No. 2115 meets in Medigovich Hall every second and fourth Thursday. C. Fl. MOON, Pres. F. LINDQUIsT, Fin. Box 3246. Lowell ALFRED D. GRIFFITH, Sec. Box 958.