Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-22

whether personally known to the man ager or not.
 Further. the elimination of bad ac- counts means that lower price is permissible with the same profit. In a practical way it is form of CO., ! operation.
 Other Interests.
 ! Since the working out of the plans
 of the association has been reciprocal f in benefits derived, the name Pro | tective" no longer applies It was therefore dropped sometime ago. IL : is pleasing to note also that the in | terests of the association have mater : ially expanded. Without encroaching
 on the field of broad endeavor in
 which the local Commercial Club is i doing such good work and refrainine | from anything that savors of creed or | class or section, this organization is steadily working in a local way for ! the public. It is realized as an axiom that what benefits the Warren Dis
 trict as a whole benefits business
 here; if there were no Bisbee, Low | ell and Warren, there would be no d association.
 Celebrations.
 Most striking. no doubt, is the work done each year in fostering patriotism
 and civic pride by a fitting celebra- tion of the Fourth of July. Last year, however, this matter was in serious
 danger of becoming dead letter. At several meetings held in the City Hall it was considered unwise to attempt
 a proper celeb ration of the day lack
 ing the financial support which the
 seventy saloons of the district had previously given. Only the never-say-
 die spirit of J. C. White, the president
 at that time, saved the day. Hugh Gunnison. of the Telephone company,
 made an effective get-together talk and Lee Jovanovich, in a patriotic ad- dress that would have done credit to native-born. won over all doubters. Strong committees were appointed men and women. too. who worked. The mining companies donated large ly-S900.00 in all. The business houses gave the balance It was gala day. The parade, in which nc advertising floats were permitted, was the best ever. The military was there in drill, parade and exhibitions There were splendid helmet contests, sports of all sorts, bands and dancing The children gamboled in Prick Park and consumed the limit in ice cream and lemonade. It will take a long time to forget the good work done on that occasion by Capt. John c. Green way. Major Evans. F. E. Bennett. Bas- sett Watkins, C. w. Ruth, Joe Gray, O. w. Wolf. Dr. Bledsoe, James Ali son. C. A. Bailey, Jesse Yoakum, T. Copperthwaite. Leon Carter, Ralph Caldwell. F. L. Williams, U. S. Rat teree, J. c. Prick. Miss Mover, Mrs Verfuth, Mrs LeMore, Mrs. Wm Tonkin and many others who let no personal inconvenience interfere with their efforts for the success of the day.
 July 4th, 1916.
 The great holiday this year should suTpass even that of 1915. The world wide spirit of patriotism that just now is flaming high brings to all citizens Of this United States, and to those who are not as yet citizens, realiza- lion of the true import of the day. Par ticularly is this true in this section along the Mexican border. Duty and inclination here run hand in hand. For too, the present prosperity of the camp guarantees ample fun1s for the occasion. It should be a well at tended committee meeting that, about May the 18th, answers the call to re- assemble at the Citizens Bank. The banquet of the Business Mems Asso- 1 citation about June the 18th, will be an enthusiastic gathering. And this Fourth of July will witness the big sest and most patriotic celebration of American liberty that the Warren Dis ; rict has ever seen.