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Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-20
BUL BUL IS GREAT IN
 EVERY PARTICULAR;
 ORPHEUM CROWDED
Bisbee Choral Society Covers Itself with Glory in Anna teur Production. Will Re peat Success Monday p. m.

The Bisbee Choral Society covered itself with glory last evening with the presentation of "Bul Bul' at the Or pheum Theatre most enthusiastic crowd aided the amateur actors and actresses in the comic operas presen- tation.
 There was music in abundance; music which was good and which in dicated a great deal of work on the part of the cast and the directress. The dancing and general work of the principals was of high order
 Miss Mary Kehoe, the musical di- rectress, l. L. Berrien, stage director, and Forrest Harrell, the dancing di- rector, and all of the members of the cast, individually and collectively, are deserving of great credit and approv- al.
 The dancing of Forrest Harrell and Miss Vera Stone was in itself a treat and took the house by storm. The specially of J. J. O'Hara was also well received. Bul Bul will be repro duced Monday evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-20
.BlSBEE YOUTH MAKES GOOD TIME FROM COAST
Eddie Scott Win Relatives
 Drives From Los Angeles ! Here in Three Days.

Eddie Scott, a native of Bisbee, ac- companied by his wife, his mother and his brother Willie, arrived Thursday noon from Los Angeles by Ford. He drove from that city to Bis5ee in three and one-half days. The first day he drove 290 miles from Los An geles to Cadiz, the next day to liar risburg, the third day to Tucson and from there here in less than six hours Eddie is a brother of Johnny Scott and was born in Bisbee. His mother and father, Mir and Mrs. Ed. Scott, will be remembered by the old timers of the district. The party expect to remain here for a couple of weeks.
 Eddie says that the road via Parker is in very good shape and that most of the machines going to and from the coast use this road on account of the bad condition of the road between Yuma and Holtville. He came fron. Tucson by way of Benson and says that the road is in good shape.
 Eddie is in business in Los Angeles for himself and has been there with his mother for a number of years. He notes a number of changes in the city since he left here and thinks there is vast improvement.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-20
A GORGEOUS FAIRY TALE

Do you remember when the hobgob- lins of mince pie used to "get you" Thanksgiving night? Do you remem- Der the water sprite of imagination who used to make beautiful the stag nant waters of Fish Creek? And how the fairy tales by day used to impel sweet dreams by night; the maple sugar cabin with pancake shingles on it's roof-and all the other fancies of your childish mind?
 If you do, you will hail with joy the that the Orpheum thea ire today and Sunday will present the Bluebird Photoplay Feature, "Un- dine" The story of the film is drawn from Pierre De La Motte Foque's French classic of the same title-one of the most beautiful and abiding fai- " tales of all time. Half in water and half on shore, the many and va ried scenes of the screen-pl present opportunities for spectacular and i'm polling picture of pretty fancy which have been fully realized in the art and invention of the photoplay producer.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-20
TOvREA SHOWS GREAT
 BURST OF SPEED
 AFTER GOLDEN STATE
Starties Citizens of Douglas with the Manner In Which
 He Covers 300 Yards.

DOUGLAS, May 1S-Friends of Ed Tovrea. the well known Douglas and Bisbee meat man, will agree that he Is not built on the most classical speed lines. Yet in qualifying match this morning with an E. P. & $. w. train, MT. Tovrea broke al
 speed records, as he succeeded ir running down the train. His friends have already entered him in the run ming races to be held at Bisbee on the Fourth of July, and as soon as news of his exploit this morning reached Bisbee, all other entrants withdrew, conceding the races to MT royrea by default
 This morning Mir. Tovrea was at the depot to take the 7:50 train to Fl Paso, where he has to be by tonight to fill an important business engage ment. While the Golden State limited was fussing around at the depot, get ting up nerve to make the trip through Columbus and other border points where Villistas may penetrate, MT Tovrea became engrossed in a discus sion with Major George H. Kelly, edi- tor of the International, as to the best way to settle the Mexican situation.
 Just as the two strategists had Villa surrounded and almost captured, MT. Tovrea noticed that his train was dis appearing as rapidly as Villa did af- ter the Columbus raid. He made a dash for the fast-receding train, with Major Kelly bringing up the rear and shouting words of encouragement. A fat drummer sitting on the rear of the observation car also offered words of advice and good cheer, meanwhile ex- tending his cane for Tovrea to catch.
 Faster and faster went the pursued and pursuer. Spurred on by the though that he must get to Fl Paso and by the vocal encouragement re ceived from all sides, Mir. Tovrea be- gan to gain. After he had run fully 300 yards, the train, realizing that it could not get away, slowed down and the crew and the fat drummer as sisted MT. Tovrea to get aboard
 A bystander remarked that it was no feat for pedestrian to run down an E. p. & s. w. train, but other per sons who saw the race agree that MT. Tovrea is entitled to be classed as sprinter of the first rank
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-20
AKILuNANS FAVOR NEW 1. A. HOTEL
rercival Apartment Hostelry Is Congregaung Place tor
 xacatIonIsts.

Last Suinner many people from thlS locaiIty spent tner Nrca.Ion III LOS Angeles, where they Inade their nead- quarters al the rercNaI Apartments anu judging from present indications, the fercIval will again be the popuiar rendezvous for pleasure seekers anu vacationlstS IL Is Sald to De one or the Angel Guys cIosest-ln apartment houses, Delng sIluated between ElSnth ana Nntn sJreeJS on Till street, dlrect- iy opposite one UI the cIty's largest ana nIghets class department stores.
 The renewal IS five stories nign ana is absolutely nreprOol, Delng or steel and concrete construction. EXQulsIIe- ly furnished throughout, 1t meets the oemand or eXactlng guests seeking a homenKe hotel. 1t emDooies all the conveniences Of a large metropolitan hotel including safe elevator service, option of private or detached bath, large comfortable lobby, and courte- ous service fro mevery attendant.
 Beach cars pass the apartment house and all places of interest are easily accessible.
 J. A. Riley, well known hotel man, who has had a wide experience as a manager on the Pacific Coast. and in New York City, operates the Percival on the European plan. His smiling countenance and the warm welcome he always extends guests has won him many friends.
 Those interested to visit Los Angel es this summer will do we'll to write the Percival Apartments for rates, etc.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-20
CLOTHING GOES ID
 ORPHANS HOME
Arizona Childrens Home As. sociation of Warren will
 Aid Tucson Institution.

The clothing which has been as sembled by the Warren branch of the Arizona Children's Home Association will be boxed and sent forward to the Tucson home next Monday. The meet ing of the association, held Wednes- day at the home of Mrs. L. E. Mont gomery, also decided to ask that any one in the District having clothes suitable for children would be aiding the work by sending them for en- closure in the shipment.
 The members of the local branch of the association have worked for some time on the idea and a consid- erable amount of clothing will be sent. The shipment will be handled by Mrs.sL. E. Hawes, of Warren, and anyone having clothes can send same to Mrs Hawes' home where they will be crated and dispatched to Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-20
CAMP FIRE GIRLS
 HOLD CANDY SALE
Fair Misses to Sell Home Made Delicacies at Ball Drug
 Store to Pay for Outing

The spirit of the public is again called to attention by the array of fair, rosy checked young misses who are holding a candy sale at the Ball Drug store this week. It is right good candy too, pinoche, divinity, fudge, all home made, the kind that mother used to make. The girls are members of the Waupello Camp Fire, and the money taken in from the sales will go toward defrsying their expenses in a Sollification in the Hua- chuca mountains in the near future. The Y. w. C. As camps in previous years have been split up into, dis inct groups. This will be done away with this summer, and a permanent camp for about six weeks will be maintained in the mountains to which the different camp fires and groups may resort for their week Or two weeks stay. Mrs. c. s. Thompson, chairman of the girls work, Miss Marie Bartlett, guardian of Aloha Camp Fire. and Miss Mover will leave this morning to select a site for the camp.
 
 Alohas, numbering upwards of twenty of the young women, who will likely stay two weeks. Then the younger girls will take their turn, staying one to two weeks.
 The directors of this work have found friendly public interest in this work, certain public spirited Bisbee people sending generous checks, big enough to pay for the tents and the entire, camping outfit to be used in the summer trips. The only feature of the excursions not yet provided for are those of transportation. Autos are needed, and those who can spare their cars long enough to take the girls Q the mountains will be doing the movement a real act of helpful ness.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-20
.BAPTISTS CREATE
 HARMONY COMMITTEE
Twenty Year Strife Between Elements Now Promises
 To Be Settled.
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MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. May 19.- The northern Baptist convention to- day empowered a commission to sit as a court of equity for the adjudica- tion of all differences between affili- ated societies and thus bring about a more effective cooperation between Baptist organizations of the United States.
 This same commission which will consist of eleven members, yet to be appointed will work out the details of the plan for consolidation of the missionary work of the American Baptist Society and the American Home Mission Society. Settlement of this question ended a controversy which extended over nearly a score of years.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-20
QUEEN MORE OF BISBEE'S YOUNG
 MEN VOLUNTEER
Upwards of Fifty Are Now at Douglas; Number Recruit ing Hrows Daily. Boys at front Like New Jobs.

Upwards of a dozen more BiSbee Doys yesterday expressed their inten- ton oI joining Uncle Sam's forces at the front, ana will leave for Douglas to De mustered in today.
 The announcement of the Copper Queen and C. & A. that thirty days pay goes with the enlistments and that the boys jobs will be waiting for them when they get back, has stimuli ated the recruiting business here to a large degree. It is only necessary that the Loys shall have been em- ployed 90 days previous to their en- listment.
 Yesterday the offices of V. C. Mar shall in the Allen block were at times flied with young men. ready 10 go to the front
 With few exceptions they were fine strapping fellows, and there were few turned down by the recruiting of icer. Many were "P. S."-previous service men who had been working in the mines since last fall, but could resist the call no longer. One was a iocal grocery man with a prosperous business here, who might make a splendid commissary or quartermastc but who is content as buck" private, just to be in ths service.
 Three men went yesterday, bring. ing the number already from Bisbee up to 43. and with today's quota, there will be over 50 enrolled. Only fifteen or twenty more are needed for Bisbee's first company of volunteers. which will be mustered into the fed eral service next week, with com plete new uniforms and new outfits.
 Word from the boys already at Douglas is that they're taking to the new duties like a duck to water, that they like the work and that they're learning more about military affairs than they ever thought existed.
 Marshall is one of the busiest fel- lows in town these days and is keep ing his offices open in the Allen block day and night to handle the Complex
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-20
REPUBLICAN DELEGATES
 ARE ENTERED ON ROLE.

CHICAGO. May 19.-Secretary Jas. B. Reynolds of the Republican nation al committee today began preparing the temporary roll of delegates to the party's national convention. Dele gates from all but three states have been chosen. May 23, Texas will sell ect it's delegation by the convention method and South Dakotah will elect it's delegates by direct primary.
 June 6. West Virginia will elect it's delegation by direct primary but there will be only one set of delegates as the leaders have agreed to thrash out their political differences in a pre- primary convention. This will enable the counties 10 notify the names of the delegates to the national conven- ton by telegraph.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-20
METHODISTS NAME
 FOUR MORE BISHOPS
Mat Hughes of Pasadena Is Honored One in New York
 Convention.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, May 19.- Seven names appear on the roll oi bishops of the Methodist Episcopal church tonight. Four, NJ. S. Hughes of Pasadena, Calf; Wm. F. Oldham of New York; Franklin Hamilton, of Washington, D. C., and Charles B Mitchell. of Chicago, were elected by the general conference during the day and tonight.
 The others, Thomas Nicholson, of New York. Herbert Welch, of Dela, ware, Ohio. and Adne w. Leonard, of Seattle, Wash, were chosen in the earlier balloting
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-20
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WILLIAM FARNUM FEATURE


 Most anything William Farnum plays in is good. At least Warren District audiences think so and back their belief by seeing him whenever Fox Feature, with Farnum in the lead, plays at the local theatres. In "Fighting Blood" this actor will play today and tomorrow at the Royal thea trep
 'IFfghting Blood is the story of a Kehspeky lumber camp. It is just suSA a storys as one would Imagine and know Farnum at his beSt-.ssIt is complete in plot; it's situations are alive and virile; it's cast of characters fully up to the Fox standard, with the inimitable Farnum in the lead.
 Fighting Blood" promises to pack the Royal for two days.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-20
FATE OF DEAD SERGEANT
 MAY NEVER BE KNOWN

WASHINGTON, May 19.-Late to- night Secretary Baker received an other report from General Funston re garding the killing of Furman. It is said the sergeant had been found dead on the Mexican side of the border and that General Gavira, the Carranza commander at Juarez claimed Mex ican customs guard had killed him in self defense General Funston prom ised fuller report later. but said it probably would be impossible ever to learn just what happened.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-20

the sets and scenes are lovely to look at. And it is well acted by a strong cast-Reine Ravis. Montagu Love, VI. H. Tooker. and many others arc at their best in the working out of the story. a.s
 Sundays adventures carry the finn, She has a false lover and one Of the boys shoots him. She goes 10 Europe and attracts the love of another man. who is the brother of the murdered Lothario. She herself is attacked by jeolous rival, but by a fortunate ac; cident. she escapes. Sunday" will be shown at the Lowell Airdome tor night.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-20
William NJ. Ingraham.

William M Ingraham, new assist ant secretary of war, has the same problem which confronted his chief, Secretary Newton D. Baker. a few weeks ago-that of learning his job at strenuous period in the depart ment's affairs. MT. lngraham is lawyer and has served as probate judge and mayor in Portland, Me, his home city.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-20
GERMANS LOSE IN AFRICA

PARIS, May 20.-The forced retreat If the German column in German East Africa is announced in an off cial report issued today by the Bel gium war department at Havre. The report also contains the taking of a highly organized German defensive position and the capture of 77 mil meter gun.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-20
SUNDAY" BEGINS SATURDAY

World Film Corporation presents the five-part photSplay Sunday" !" based upon Thomas Raceward's sue cessful stage play of the same name.
 Refine Davis is the star of the film which is the second George w. Leder- CT Filmotion. Sunday" is a more powerful offering-it grips and holds; it excites and interests. It has punch; it is we'll produced; it will be popular with movie fans everywhere and any where It is beautifully photographed;
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-20

Howard Sutherland, Republican corgressman-at-Iarge frcm West Virginia, probably will be nominated for senator by the Republicans of that state to oppose Senator Chiffon. who will be renoynifatec by the Democrats. Sutherland is a lawyer and is ffty-one years of age.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-20
J. H. Shea.

J. H. Shea, American ambassador to Chile, is in Washington receiving instructions from the state depart ment before leaving for his post He expects to sail from Havana May G. He was appointed on the recom- mendation of the late Senator Shive- ly. Judge Shea had just completed his first term as chief justice of the appellate court of Indiana when he was given his appointment His home is in Seymour, Indiana. He is .ifty-three years i'd and bachelor.
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