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Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-19

lt required two cars to transport tho Raymond Teal big song snow, when opens at the Central Theatre MonGay nlght for a week engagement. All OI the old favorites, who were popular here when Teal played in the District before, are with the company al the present time
 The company comics to Lowell di- rect from Honolulu where 1t played to record business for six months, merely stopping off in Los Angeles for sever al days to rest after the six day sea voyage from the Hawaiian Islands.
 "The Time, The Place and The Girl" will be the opening bill. It al lords the principals an elegant oppor-
 unity to show their worth to the first night house. The latest song hits will also be heard at this time. There are fourteen chorus girls and all are said to be the best ever carried by Teal across the country. Popular prices will prevail. Reserved seats are now to be had at the Central Theatre.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-19
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 # When evrything is going fine you'll be invited out to x dine. and piled with food and ss and cake and wine and things * to smoke and chew, they'll * load your plate with pie ard fish, and make you sample every dish, and any darned old * thing you wish they'll pass along $ to you. They'll laugh at stale * old jokes you tell, and at your
 stories cheer and yell, and * merry as a marriage bell your k days will roll along; they'll !; drag you forcibly to bars, and # stuff your pockets with cigars. * and sing your praises to the stars in one old grand, sweet song * With flattery they'll pump you sE full, they'll promise you sup * port and pull, and each will * bring his little bull a-trailing * in his track; they'll steer you on * to pleasant spots, and sell you * houses, farms, and lots, and * mining stocks, and garden * plots, just half price to you, < Jack" But now I'll tell you * something strange, when dark ss ness settles on the range, and * you are running short of * change. and don't know where * to turn, these friends" of e5 yours will pass you by with si- * lence and averted eye. or heads * uplifted to the sky and visage * cold and stern. But cheer up, * sport, and never mind, for you * are certain soon to find there's fellows of another kind who'll * meet you with a grin, who'll * slap you kindly on the back, 3' and take you to their den or * shack, or stake you to a friend ly snack at restaurant or inn. So if when fortune takes a < twist, and men you've liked. or girls you've kissed. would make of you a pessimist, just turn your face about, and thank the Lord for friends in need s: who prove to be the friends in * deed of whom in Childhood
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-19
MRS. ANDY JOHNSON
 HELD ID SUPERIOR
 COURT IN S10OO BAIL
Johnson Addition Woman is Charged with Having Intro ducad Liquor. Other Cap lures of Whiskey Made.

Mrs. Andy Johnson of Johnson Addi- .ion, yesterday was admitted to bail in the sum of 5000, the fixing of the sureties having been transferred to Judge George R. Smiths court from Douglas. Mrs. Johnson is charged with having been guilty of introducing intoxicating liquor.
 Mrs Johnson. though not arrested with the machine which was bringing in the liquor, is alleged to have owned
 shipment an dto have been the party to whom it was consigned The capture was made at Silver Creek ear ly yesterday morning and consisted of machine load, containing thirteen cases. It was accompanied by two Bisbee young men who were also ad- mitted to bail.
 Yesterday morning was good one for the officers. Not only the above shipment was apprehended but also one containing nine barrels of liquor Another automobile was stopped but the driver managed to escape He left in the machine a woman who an swered to the name of Mrs. Jack Lari- son.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-19
REUNION PROGRAM OF ARIZONA ELKS CALLS
 FOR BISBEE HOLIDAY
Visitors From All Over State Will Participate in Gala Events Which Will Occupy Time for Three Days.

Three big, big days, filled to reple- tion with enjoyable events, have been planned by the committee Of Bisbee who has in hand the matter of enter taining the Elks and their families of Arizona who will hold their annual re- union here April 6-7-S. The program has been announced by Chairman Bert Warner Each day is big day with the last coming as a wonderful and novel continuation, Shattuck Cave Day when the visitors will be entertained all day under ground, lunching and dancing amid the crystal stalagmintes and stalactites that are 400 feet down in the earth. --.-- -..-.
 As announced by Chairman Warner the program is as follows:
 Thursday, April 6.
 1912 Registration of delegates and visiting Elks and distribution of badges at the Elks Home.
 12-1 Stand up luncheon for Elks and for their families
 l Opening session of B. P. O. Elks Reunion Association in the lodge room.
 Is Auto rides for Elks who are not delegated and for their ladies.
 , Tea for the ladies.
 g Grand Ball for Elks and their ladies at the Elks' Home
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-19
Friday, April 7.

10 a. m. Session of the B. P. O. Elks Reunion Association. Auto trips for visiting Elks not delegated and their adlies.
 12-1 Stand up lunch in the club house.
 ? p. m. Ball game, Tucson Elks vs. Bisbee Elks.
 D. m. Grand ElkS' Parade.
 SD. m. Installation of Bisbee Lodge officers at the lodge room.
 Saturday, April 8.
 Reception in Shattuck cave.
 g p. m. Open air dance rendered by Bisbee Elks to the visitors and public of the district at Warren park.
 Without doubt the big novelty, the real unique feature will be the day in Shattuck Cave for which Joe Walk CT of the Shattuck force has under taken all the arrangements. He has stated that a flooring is to be laid, luncheon will be served and that he has secured from Captain Hodgson the services of the Copper Queen Band which will furnish the music for the dance which will be held on the floor. ing in the cave. He will have special illumnation and lighting effects which will throw out most clearly the beau ties of this crystal place of which nature has been the architect. MT Walker will leave nothing undone ill making this the biggest feature of the session, the most remarkable affaif that has ever been undertaken in Ari- zona.
 Members of the reception committee will have automobiles ready at ah times to take the visitors about the district, to drive them over the splen- did mountain highway boulevard or to Douglas and the Agua Prieta battle field or the battlefield at Naco.
 The Ladies of Elkdom have under taken the entertainment of the visit
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-19

ing ladies and will have headquarters at one or more points where recep- tions will be held for them and lunch con and tea will be served.
 The decoration committee has about finished its canvas Of the merchants. relative to decorations of stores and fronts and the responses have been uniformally enthusiastic. This com mittee is arranging special street lightings and illuminations and Bisbee will be gay with purple and white and with the national colors, brighter ana gayer than she has ever been before.
 The ball game was arranged with Exalted Ruler Sullinger of the Tucson lodge when he was in Bisbee last Sun day. "Sully'' is an old-time ball play ways can get together a strong aggre- gation of ball tossers. Another old timer that will probably be in the Tue son lineup is Mamie" Drachman. Bisbee Elks are flaming" vigorously and promise a hot contest on the War ren diamond.
 Friday night will be given ever to lodge meeting and installation of off cers at the lodge room and special ap- pointed prominent Elks will be on hand to conduct these ceremonies.
 Friday afternoon the Elks of the state will line up in parade. There v-;Il ha tbraa handc opd ;t ie axnactaI that at least eight lodges will be in line.
 Saturday evening the Elks will play hosts to the public and tender them There will be no tickets issued and q general invitation issued to visitors and to public alike. The Elks lodge is asking the cooperation of the busi- ness men of the district only as to decorating their places of business and extending the glad hand to all visitors. The expenses of the general hospitality and entertainment the lodge itself will bear.
 Housing of visitors is a ploblem that confronts the committee. They can secure Pullman sleeping cars and have them side tracked here for the three nights at S45 per car and this they will undoubtedly do but all who have rooms that they are willing to rent to the visitors are requested to notify NIT. Warner at the Hotel Warn CT, personally, by mail or by telephone or to file such listing with Secretary Gray at the office of the Commercial Club.
 Prospective visitors are being urged to send in notifications so that accom- odations can be found for them. The district was never before so crowded and the housing problem is now one of the chief anxieties of the commit tee
 If Hairs Your Pride Use Herpicide.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-19
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change I am taking advantage of an opportunity which I can not well sf- ford to miss," he said last night.
 Mir. Lilly expects to make the New Maryland a popular San Diego resort for winter guests in the city as well as a home for commercial men The hotel will be furnished with the best of furniture and service will be the .watchword. It is the intention to op- en the hotel with a big open house" celebration about March 15.
 Mir Lilly is prominent member of the Greeters' of America and stands high in the national organization. He was instrumental in organizing the San Diego branch two years ago, and has been prominent in the organiza- tion since that time.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-19

If Hairs Your Pride Use Herpicide.
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-19
OMER LILLY WILL BE
 MARYLAND'S MANAGER
Former U. s. Grant Head Goes to New San Diego Ho- tel. Well Known in Arizo- ma.

Omer Lilly. for more than five years than five years with the '. s. Grant Hotel, has resigned to accept the man agement of the New Maryland Hotel, Seventh and F Streets, San Diego. The new hotel contains 300 rooms and has been in course of construction for sev- eral months. It is owned by Sefton Investment Company.
 Mir. Lilly probably is one of the most popular hotel men on the Pacific Coast. His memory of names and fac es has caused the meeting of many old friends in the lobby of the hotel. He came 10 San Diego from Jackson. Mich. and became a part of the |. :. Grant Hotel staff before the compile ton of the house.
 'I regret leaving the '. S Hotel, as the associations have been most pleas ant. but I feel that in making the IT Hairs NOur pr-da I-Sa HerniCi1p
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-19

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Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-19
RAISING FUNDS FOR
 LINCOLN PLAYGROUND
Parent teachers Assn of the Educational Institution Still
 at Work.

The Parent-Teachers Association of the Lincoln School, looking toward the betterment of the playground of that institution, during the coming week, will continue the sale of coupon ticket books for the Orpheum and Roy al theatres.
 The funds to be derived from this source will be devoted to the better ment of the grounds and no end of good can be seen from a liberal con tribution or purchase by the people of the city. The Association is making every effort to aid the school board in the project and in continuing the sale for a week longer anticipates a sub stantial return. Tickets may be se- cured from Balls drug store as we'll as from the children and the members of the association.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-19

If Hairs Your Pride Use Herpicide.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-19
Tenacious Tires
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-19
AGED VETERAN DIES

SALEM. Ore, March IS. - Daniel Callahan, aged 104. died at his farm yesterday. He was a veteran of the civil war.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-19

If Hairs Your Pride Use Herricide.
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-19
plAZ AMBASSADOR DIES.

PARIS. March 15-The death of Sebastian Mier, Mexican minister 10 France, under Diaz. is announced.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-02-03

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Miss Lillian Clark, a member OF
one of the oldest families of To
gan county, were married We'd
nesday.
Ward Luten went 10 Charles
ton, Mo-, Saturday for a short
visit lie had not returned up
TO yesterday, presumably on ae-
count of high water in that see
ton.
Kellogg's Krumbles, a new
breakfast food. Try it; only Zoe
for a big package Bondurant
Bros.
LELOMAC possesses the yir-
lures of Calomel without its I'M
pleasant and dangerous afterof-
fleets.
FOR SALE. Good timothy hay
for sale > miles on Dresden road
at the Hubbard place.-M John
stOn.
Mrs. J. w. ROney returned Fri
day from Fulton.
j. r. Perkins, of Martin, was
here Friday.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-02-03
CAYCE NEWS.

Bob Alexander was in Fulton
Wednesday Dalton Oliver is
visiting John Tyler and family, of
LodgeSton MIR. and Mrs. Justin
Pewltt have moved to Fulton.
Walter EdmiSton was in Wood
land Mills Saturday Joe Nail
ing, OF Union City, spent few
days last week with home folks. -
Alney johnson made flying trip
10 Martin last wcek.-Mr. and
Mrs. Arch Oliver spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs John Tylcr. ol
LodgeSton. Miss Mary Bonduraut
went 10 Hickman Monday 10 ac
cnpt her position As county cx-
amlncr Mrs. Gene Wayne. OF
.Oakton, is visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Day - Ward
Mcclellan was in Hickman Mon
day.-'Alr. and Mrs. Almus Polls.
grove, of Union City, visited Mr.
aud Mrs Fred IlarpoIc Sunday
Ruby Bondurant is spending the
week with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. jno Roper. Joe Wall
has returned home after few
month, visit ia Los Angeles. Cu.
Mrs. Dan Davis. visited her SIS
Ter, Mrs. VIII Fields, in Cairo.
Sunday Mc~damcs Chas. Bondu
rant, Jno. Naylor and Myatt
johnson were IN Moscow Monday
Hiss Jessie Wall began a few
months school Monday with a
good enrollmcnt.-ln Instead of last
week the singing school is in pro-
greSs tins week at Rush Creek
with Prof. Mathis as leader. -
Those who went 10 Moscow Sun.
day 20 see the high water We're
Mr. and Ms. Roy Thongs. Misses
Jessie Wall and Mary Atteberry.
MesSrs. Justin Attebcrry. Walter
Lutcn. Julian Green. Will John
Ston, Willie Miner, Wilson Rice.
Jack Harrison, Joe johnson. Earl
Oliver and Luther Parham Al
mus Wall AMI Justin Attebcrry
were in Hickman Monday. Mr.
and MIS. Ernest Mayfeld and
daughter spent the week with
their mother. Mrs Juo. Jones. -
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Treas and
sons visited their parents, DR.
and Mrs John Naylor last week
Ransom Tucker and son, Cecil,
visited Jim Tucker and fami,
Sunday.