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Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-09

Litut. and Mrs. owen Albright. of Douglas. are guests at the Copper Queen hotel. Lieutenant Albright has been stationed with the Twenty-second Infantry for a year, and is well ac- quainted in the District. while Mrs. Albright is a bride here
 Mrs. Henry Pearce and her sister, Miss Jessie Shadbolt, left Thursday evening for Los Angeles where they will visit. Mrs. Pearce expects to be away three months, while Miss Shad- bolt will return in August.
 MT. J. P. Williamson returned last week from the Pacific coast, where he has been passing a few weeks with Mrs. Williamson and their children, who will remain there until fall.
 Mrs. j. W. Scott entertained the Ladies' Bowling Club at her home in Warren on July Fourth. The rooms were decorated in the national colors and flower filled vases adorned the tables. After a short business session the guests enjoyed music and cards. Punch was served throughout the evening and ice cream and cake were served at midnight The guests were Mesdames J. H. Verfurth, Margaret Hankin and Heath, and Misses FlSr- ence Studley, Edith Kennedy, Lucille Watkins and Evelyn Kennedy.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Scott and daughter. Miss Florence. leave Sun day by motor to Los Angeles. MT. Scott will return in August, while Mrs. Scott and Miss Florence will remain until September.
 Mrs. c. V. Banks leaves for Montana Sunday to visit relatives for two
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-09
BISBEEITE TAKES EXCEPTION ID THE
 LIDELING 0F CITY

How uniformed eastern people are generally. regarding conditions in the west and particularly the southwest IS shown by the attached chipping from the Washington Times. How soutb- western Deonle take exception to nis- information is alos shown hv another chipping nf letter by M. | McKeIli- eon. resident of Risbee. and secretary to Senator Ashurst.
 The article On Bisbee follows:
 "As additional proof that he is on The 'oh. A L. Smith secretary of inc Y. M. C. A. tent at the district militia | mobilization camn. has got nossession or nanorama view of Risbee. Ariz. ! 10 which place the citizen-soIdiers nave heen ordered. and placed it on exhibit.
 "A number ,of the officers and men have congratulated Secretary Smith on his enterprise He says he once heard mining engineer talk of work ing in Bisbee. and as soon as that place was named as the destination of the national guard he went to him and got the nicture.
 The three-foot long picture shows Bisbee, Iiggerville and Lowell. three towns adjoining each other. in detail and footnotns designate all mining shafts. hosnitals. hotels, public build ines and other large structures.
 The elevation of Bisbee is given as 2OOO feet above sea level. but on all sides of it rise mountains which tower above the place. There does not 3D. pear to be much vegetation in the To- cality and water is said to be none too plentiful.
 Soldiers at Fort Never who have been in Bisbee say half the population is composed of Mexicans. while beg eing Indians. wrapped in blankets. frequent the streets at all hours"
 Here is McKelligon's letter to the Washington Times, commenting on the above article:
 "To the Editor of the Times:
 "l must protest against erroneous statements made by your journal re specting my home town, Bisbee. Ariz. In your issue of today. mention is made of the fact that half the popula- tion is Mexican and that the streets are frequented by begging blanket In- dians. There are no Indians in Bis bee, nor is there a beggar of any kind. There are few Mexicans. It is a white mans camp
 "The copper companies are con ducted by men of high character. and the wages paid are the highest of any city in the United States. Miners re- ceive S5.30 for eight hours work. and there are no Mexicans on the pay rolls. It is the only city in the Uni ted States where Chinese are not al lowed to locate, and the production of copper. gold and silver is about six million dollars a month. The soldiers will find as good accommodations at Bisbee as at Fort Myer.
 'M. l. McKELLIGON." Washington, July l.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-09

fashion over the blouse.
 sports skirts and smocks are aids to summer comfort
 Band your white linen sports skirts with a wide bias band of the awning stripe
 The oriental craze tassels seem to have well engulfed the states. Skirts continue to be very short. The heavily figured masGuisettes are p3pular. and those with the large floral designs especially so. There are number of beautiful patterns in the shops, and they make up beauti- fully with the aid of bright silks.
 If you wish some pretty slippers. just take a look at the selection at the Fair. The smartest ones have the cSlored kid foXings. some green. blue and black. all on the white kid slip pers. And the boots are lavely. often in the two tones of leather. pearl gray and dark gray, d dark champagne and with cream-leather suede tops.
 Big Lily" collars are featured again.
 Dainty hats of chiffon and lace are charming with garden flocks
 July is the month of sales. It is the object of the stores to clear our the spring and summer goods and clear the store for autumn. and TOW the stores are busy making room for their new goods, and such tempting bargains therein, which are surely an event you cannot afford c1 miss. In their dress and suits there are such wonderful bargains. and so many handsome suits going for less than half price, and l must mention their blouses- There's everything. linens. crepe de chimes, VOiles and geSrgettes. and the prices range from one to five dollars.
 New Fall skirts are being made on straighter linens than those made this summer.
 A new sailor hat with an uD-rolled brim has appeared. generally in blue or black. the newest one has the brim edged with irridescent steel. and the ornament was a hat pin to match.
 One of the prettiest gowns l have seen was of blue organdie. edged with a tiny fiuted ruffle. The skirt had two ruffles about the knees edged with white. and below this was wide alternating bands of white and blue Organdie.
 A new afternoon coat is of chintz. and the more lavish the use of flow CTS in the design the better
 Batiste hats are the smartest things in the eastern shops-one of pale blue has a trimming of natural wheat about the crown.
 Who wouldn't love to be a demure maid. and who couldn't be in a gray handkerchief linen frock with broad cuffs, broader collars. and the broad est banding were of the color of the sapphires?
 couldn't,-The Copy Reader.
 If ones hair is orange red. and one possesses an equally red parasol. then one should wear a gray linen dress with a cape collar sleeves and pockets faced with royal purple
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-09
}, C, CUARDSMEN HAVE 800 MEMBERS
 IN THE Y. M. C. A

The District of Columbia guards, en- camped at Warren. are reputed to have the largest percentage of it's men in the Y. M. c. A. of any military organization on the border.
 Word has just been received by Secretary A. B. Richardson of the Bisbee "" that of the 2400 guards men, about 500 are now or have been members of the Washington City as- sociation.
 Company K is the Y M. c. A. cam- pany. made up almost wholly of ''Y' members.
 Arthur Smith, Washington's Army secretary, is enroute from the capital to be with them.
 Secretary Richardson already has assured the Washington association that he will be glad to extend the courtesies of the local "Y" to the guardsmen.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-09

oos4 With Basting Line and Added Seam Allowance) Girls Dress. s to II
 years.
 material The entire frock of a plain Iongee in the natural color would be pretty. too, with the collar. cuffs. belt and tabs of brighter color, as red or blue. and since pongee Is exceedingly smart these suggestions will be useful. The cotton gabardines are very beauti- Jul and also very serviceable. They too can be had in just such stripes as these. If a thinner and lighter cotton irock is wanted. gingham could be used and the fine ginghams this season are very beautiful in color. Plaid gingham with plain would make 8 pretty effect or the entire frock of plaid gingham would be smart with trimming of plain. Besides the familiar blue and rose colored cham bray, there is a sage green this season that is exceedingly summer-like and attractive. It is very pretty with touches of black and this frock would be charming made entirely of the material with a white collar, cuffs. belt and tabs piped with black Again
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-09

can has an infinitely finer chance in life for the steady job than he would if he never had the opportunity 60 know why and how he does things"
 Randall Wardne. of Newark. N. J.. who also addressed the convention de clared that German and France had compulsory military training in the schools and both abandoned. it as not favorable to the best interests of the army"
 James Y. Joiner asserted that "the dominant aim of education in a demo- cracy should be preparation for the patriotic performance of the duties and obligations of citizenship in democracy through the acquisition of and the cultivation of the virtues demanded therefore"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-09
Going Through Bisbee
 Shops l Noticed That '

The very, very young may be very, very smarT, for youth is not averse to fashion. A dainty dress is of white, edged on the bottom of the ex- tremely youthful skirt with a fold of blue batiste. which is Joined to the net with a band of net embroidery. and finishing touches are pink rose bud and blue forget-me-nots.
 White linen rompers trimmed with the striped linen to match the hat is the smartest apparel for the little man
 A smart girl from head to heels is gray Quakeress in taffeta: even her organdie collar admitted the likeness.
 A novel treatment of the cape col lar is shown in this blouse Of sheer white batiste embroidered in white about the edge of the deep collar. The ribbons are black velvet
 A frock of yellow organdie is trim. medNwith innumerable little ruffles of itself. Grossrain ribbon bands the cuffs and collar, and crosses surplice
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-09

THE summer
 ! IS supposed
 to be a sea- son of relaxation and relaxation brings a demand Tor becoming neg ligees. The two that are illus trated are charm ing. and comfort able to the last degree. One IS made of a dotted silk and one of a fine kimono crepe showing a real Japanese design. At the center of the group IS a bungalow cos- tune designed for the woman who is living a simple life. It can be worn as a dress during the morn- ing hours, or 1t can be utilized as an apron to slip on over the after \ noon gown. when ! some household ! task must be per- a formed. The uses ! of this sort of ] costume are varied 1 and one feels that I they cannot be without them.s Pretty materially for the bungalow7 dress are gingham.s chambray. percales pr linen. Fl
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-09

pieces will be placed as illustrated. but for this effect, the skirt, collar, over portions and cuffs. must be arranged on white linen while the blouse. sleeves and peplum are placed on striped.
 The skirt is simple straight one and the pattern allows no hem for the reason that girls vary very much in height and that the length of the skirt always must be regulated for the in- dividual, therefore determine just
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-09

Gall Stones. Cancer and Ulcers of the Stomach and Intestines, Auto-lntoxi- cation. Yellow Jaundice, Appendicitis and other fatal ailments result from Stomach Trouble. Thousands of Stomach Sufferers owe their complete recovery to Mayr's Wonderful Rem edy. Unlike any other for Stomach Ailments. For sale by Bisbee Drug Co, Lowell Drug Co., Lowell, Arizona. and all other reliable druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-09
Bisbee Suburbs.

DON LUIS: Sunday School, 10 a. m Preaching, Il a. m. LOWELL: Sunday School, 10 a. m Preaching, 7:45 p. m.
 Week-night prayer meeting at South Risbee, Tuesday, 7:45 p. m. Lowell, Wednesday, 7:45 D. m.
 Welcome to all to attend our services.
 ]. RHYS EVANS, Minister.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-09
The HALLMARK Store
A Smart Summer FrOCk

the skirt could be made of a heavier material and the blouse and peplum oi lighter material. Striped handker- chief lawn for the blouse and r.ninn with the skirt of heavier linen would make a very smart effect and rh, trimming could be made to match the skirt The lawns and batistes are always satisfactory materials for sum- mer wear They can be utilized either in contrasting materials or for
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-09

HIS i: ono of the prettiest irocks
 that could be suggested for
 sum cr wear IL can be made as ii is h 7e, oi a striped linen com bined vii plain. or of one material throughot; and ponqee and cotton fabardine are as charming as is the linen
 Ponge 's very much worn by little girls ar he color effect illustrated Could exactly reproduced Tn that
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-09

Mrs. McAllister was chosen post master at Fort Gaines, Ga, recently, after the patrons of the postofiice in hat town had taken q vote on three candidates and decided in favor of her. President Wilson took cogniz- ance of the election ard confirmed it Ly naming her for the job.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-09
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Christian Science.

The Christian Science Society Of Bisbee holds services in Odd Fellows hall at 11:OO a. m. The public is wei come and invited to attend. SuoJect for Sunday, July 9th, Sacrament.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-09
Pretty. fOr NegligeeS

OOPS With Blasting Line and Added Scam Allowancc) Kimono with Yoke. Sr 'u 54 or 56. Medium $ or io.
 - S- or II bust.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-09
St. John's Episcopal.

Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.; morning service. II a. m. Thursday, choir practice, 7:3O p. m. H. s. Brewster, rector.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-09
First Baptist.
Methodist Episcona, Church.

Methodist Episcopal Church. 9:45, Sunday School.
 11:00, Public Worship, Sermon. GAS, Epworth League meeting. 7:45, the choir will render musical program, and Mrs. Dr. Teufert will give a reading.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-09
Christian Church. (West of Central SchooD

Bible school, 1O a. m.
 Preaching, II d. m.
 The pastor expects to leave for New Mexico Tuesday morning, and will hold his last services with the church in Bisbee today.
 First Baptist.
 Rev. F. M Putnam, Los Angeles, Cal, supply pastor. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.; preaching, II; subject, Believing In and On Christ" B. Y P. U., 6:45 p. m.; preaching, 7:45. Justice of Gods Punish ment" All are welcome.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-09

eo4s With Blasting Line and Added Seam Allowance) Surplice Apron or House Dress, Small 34 or 50, Medium SS or 10 Large 42 or A bust. oooo tNith Blasting Line and Added Seam Allowance) kimOno with Set m Sleeves, Small 34 or 30, Medium ,S
 or 70. Large = or II bust.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-09
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-09

Washington, July l.
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in RuBIanb gefangensn 4itralfiers
bonn aiiraffterresiment 30. 6 (grans
benburg) gebt berbor, baB es ben ges
fangenen Nngeh6risen gerobe bislcs
Rsgimsnts gut ssbt. Der Gar, Der
friiber gbef bea Regiments mar, bat
in grinnerung baran berfiigt, bob bic
gefangensn &iirafIiere an sinem Srte
in Gibirien aufammenssbrodt, gut
berpfIegt unb behonbelt perben ToIa
len. Dies geIdie6t aud; bic 2eute
tOnnen fi9 nidt betIasen unb ale
Genbungen on iie, ou9 bic bon @elb.
tperben ibnen piinttIi9 a~ussebdnbigt.
- @efangene Ruffen. Sn
.inem giftnbabnndgen puroen sefans
gene 0auHen ~bef6roert. Sin RuTe
nimmt fortsefebt 8epobner BPM
Ropfe unb t0tst tie. rMos mo@t
bieIer9" frnst Der beipa@enoe Sclb0t
Ieinen Romeraoen.
Rum, Der nimmt geIegentIin sIner
Reinigungstur cine @efongenenbefrtis
una Dor, bic tpsgeu bes Mioerfnnbes
bes 4ngreifers in Der Nprtpebr nit
Dem SD0e besielben enbtt1y