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Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-21
BISbEE HIGH RUNS AWAY FROM DOUGLAS
 TEAM, WINNING 33-O
Local Aggregation Swamps Rivals by Top-Heavy Score, Outclassing Them In All Departments.

Outplaying and outgaming their rivals, the Bisbee high school eleven yesterday rode roughshod over the Douglas team on the latter's grounds; the final score being 33 to o.
 When the twos teams lined up fol lowing the first kickoff, it appeared as if the Bisbee organization had a shadow advantage n weight-an ad- vantage offset by the local conditions favoring the other sire. However, be fore the game was more than a few minutes old, the high school lads had demonstrated their vast superiority in every department of play over the Douglas crew. They hit low and hard ran their formations through with snap and precision, and speedily broke the morale of their opponents.
 Personal animosities marred the contest to some extent, although the actual play was c;ean. Landrum punted well for Bisbee, and scored one of its touchdowns.. Thomas carried the ball over the line on two occasions, while Hobbs and Visila each added six points to the high schools score by the same route.
 A small band of hooters went tn Douglas with the team, and they made up in quality what they lacked in quantity.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-21
FOX FEATURE GOES ;.
 BIG AT THE ORPHEUM

Wrath of Love- the William FOX production starring Virginia Pearson which opened at the Orpheum theatre yesterday has struck very popular appeal in its war theme. The opening night was a record breaker at the Or pheum and the run promises to last un- til the picture closes.
 All the complications in Wrath of Love are caused by Dave Blake being called to the front. He returns a few months later with five foreign spies on his trail. bearing a secret message for the head of the secret service.
 When Blake left he put his fiancee in the care of the husband of Roma Winet the role played by Virginia Pearson. The mysterious meetings between the husband and the girl when he takes her 0 see her fiance who is in hiding, arouse Roma's jeal- ousy. She is prevented from commit ting desperate act by Blake's return after fulfilling his mission.
 Irving Cummings. Louise Bate. Nel- lie Slattery and Flank Glendon are in Miss Pearson's supporting cast
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-21
POOR MARY! EVEN HER OWN PLAYERS
 LACK IN LOYALTY
Prominent Member of Pride of Clan" Cast Deserts Com pany Without Giving Notice.

The production of Mary Pickford's new Aircraft picture, The Pride of the Clan" now at the Eagle theatre, was temporarily held up and the Pick ford studio thrown into a state of ex- citement when one of the members 'of the cast deserted the company in the midst of activities on an import ant scene. Although it is the GUS tom to give two weeks notice in cases of this kind, the player left the cast without any warning whatsoever. Just a few minutes before the time she was first missed the actress was seen. look ing out of the studio window but when Director Tourneur called for her to appear in a scene with Miss Pickford she was nowhere to be found.
 A search through tn centre plant disclosed the fact that she had left without notice. While going on an errand, however, one of the property boys came upon the player evidently applying for work with another film company. Without asking any ques- ticns Props forced her to return to the Pickford studios where she was compelled to continue her work in "The Pride of the Clan" The player in question will be recognized in the Pickford cast by her long neck. Around the studio she is known as Hulda, one of the most talented ducks in captivity.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-21
Mayor Erickson October A Big
 BiSbee HOLIdGy

Mayor Jacob Erickson, following the course set Dy PresidenI wilson ana Governor Campbell, mas declared Octo- OCT z1.a noIIuay. niS prOcldmatIOn covering It follows:
 Proclamation.
 Pursuant to the acuon of our Presi- dent, ana the governor or our sJate, setting apart the afternoon oI october A, 1917, as a holloay, Tn the name ana TOT the cause of hberty:
 And believing that our people should accept and acknowleage sucn Ulme as bentung the cause of liberty, ana, by their ac ions, i'll the work or co-opera- Iion, assist Tn the support of our gov ernment.
 Now, therefore, I, Jacob Erickson, mayor of the city of BisDee, under the authority 50 vested, do hereby make, ordain and proclaim, the afternoon or such day, Liberty Day, legal holiday, and suggest the closing of all business that may be practical, throughout the city of Bisbee, and that our citizens, by all means, within their power, as sist and contribute in the success of rising our full quota to our second liberty loan. In witness whereof, l have hereunto set my hand this the goth day of Oc- tober, 1917.
 JACOB ERICKSON,
 Mayor
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-21
ORPHANED FRENCH ADOPTION NUMBER
 REACHES B HERE
Four More Children are Being Taken Care of Privately, While Dance Proceeds Pro- vide for Sixteen.

It has been announced that the pro ceeds of the dance given in Warren, Wednesday for the benefit of the Fatherless Children of France were sufficient to feed sixteen youngsters for a year. In addition. four more adoptions have been privately made, so that thirty-three little Frenchmen and Frenchwomen are being taken care of in the district this morning by what shall we say? Adopted-step- God praents?
 Four Additions.
 Here are the four additions to the list recently published:
 No. 45-Fernande Matringhem, 35 rue du Chateau d'Eau, Calais, Department du Pas-de-Calais; born october IS, 1907. Adopted by E. A. Tovrea, Bis bee, Arizona.
 No. 53-VictOrine Monchiet, so rue Victor Hugo, Calais. Department du Pas-de-Calais; born January 4. 1907. AuOplcu DE NIB. S- w. OioiiNSAA ohN Mrs. II. E. McGregoT, Bisbee, Arizona.
 No. 56.-Jules Morival. Hubby St. Leu Department du Pas-deCalais; born Oc- tober 3. 1910. Adopted by Francis Gun ningham, Bisbee. Arizona.
 No. 59.-Eugene Pattinier. Rely. De partment du Pas-de-Calais; born Octo- Der 19, 1905. Adopted by Jack Gun ningham, Bisbee, Arizona.
 All of the money received has been sent to France, and by return boat the people here will receive photographs of their new charges.
 Do Your BitI
 Could there be a finer way of doing ones bit? It isn't every man who can buy fifty thousand dollar Liberty Bonds, it isn't every woman who Can send a husband to the trenches and it isn't every child that can sacrifice a "big brother" for the great cause; but every man and every woman and yes, every child, can give something toward the support of these starving, helpless, pitiful little orphans. Pin a dollar, five dollars, fifty dollars, or five hundred dollar check to your let terhead, address the envelope to J. P. Connolly, treasurer, Bank Of Bisbee, and then carry your head little high CT for having done something tremend- ously worth while.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-21
CAMELS AN GUM AND MONKEYS AN
 PINK LEMONADE!
And You Don't Have to Carry Water for the Elephants to Get In, Either!

Al. c. Barnes Wild Animal Con. test" Are you in it?
 Then get busy and send in list oI wild animal names to the Wild Ami. maj Editor of the Review.
 Remember, though, that in spelling the names of wild animals you are to spell them correctly. and use only letters to be found in the first sen. tence of this article.
 There's going to be lot of really worthwhile prizes for the boys and girls that send in the largest lists of names.
 The first prize will be six reserved seat tickets; the second, four; the third. three; the fourth. two reserved seat tickets. Besides there will be a fifth prize of two general admission tickets and eighteen sixth prizes of one general admission ticket each to the Al. G. Barnes Big Four Ring Wild Animal Circus. which exhibits in Bisbee on Friday, October 26. in after noon and evening performances.
 There will be big two-mile-long, six-band, open-den. parade at 10:30 in the morning and big. free, high dive act at p. m. The doors will be open at l and ' o'clock and the circus will be on at and p. m.
 But to win one of the prizes. kids. you'll have to hurry, for letters are pouring in. You can get papa or mamma or teacher to help you.
 Children of ' to 8 years are just as apt to win prizes as boys and girls of Is. And you must be Is years old or under You must live in or near Bis bee The Review wants to help you win prize.
 Besides all this you will get to see and shake hands with Al. G. Barnes himself, the greatest, most fearless animal trainer in the world. at the Review, and answers must be in not later than p. m. October 24.
 And here's a trip for you:
 There are lots of wild animal books at the public library to be had for the asking. At school in the libraries are lots more, and by looking at these you will find the names of loads of wild animals. Now get busy.
 You can win a ticket to see this most wonderful circus with 1000 ami mals. each and every one trained to act, if you will use your brains and your pencil.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-21
BiSBEE WILL HELP
 BLINDED SOLDIERS
 PREPARE FOR FUTURE
Mrs. Francis E. Shine Spon- sors Movement to Aid the Men of Allied Nations Who Lose Sight for the Cause.

To aid in the international fund, fostered and administered by the American-French-B British, Belgium asso- citation for the relief of men blinded in the war, a meeting will be held at the Y. w. c. A. on Wednesday, Octo- Der "A, at o'clock Mrs. Francis E. Shine of Warren sponsors the move ment in the Warren District
 During the first three years of the war many soldiers of France, Belgium and Britain, not to speak of the central countries, and the other allies, were blinded. Their numbers ran into the thousands Each of rhe men face a problem of making living. It is the purpose of the A. B. F. B. fund to teach these men some vocation in order that they may not become pub lie charges.
 Sir Arthur Pearson, prominent oil operator and financier of Great Britain and known as the English Rockefeller. has donated his entire fortune to the cause. Sir Arthur is gradually going blind himself and realizes the need of the men who are without sight as a result of the war. President Wood row Wilson is honorary president of the organization.
 It is proposed to aid the general organization in this district. To this end Mrs. Shine expects to organize a branch in the community and do a small part in a big undertaking.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-21

the agreement is to last for two months as trial period and the coll ditiOn is made that during this period not more than 2OOO barrels of fish shall be exported to Germany. The British government will pay a sub stantial compensation for the laying up of the fishing boats.
 The arrangement has not yet been accepted by the owners, the chief ob- jection being that the maximum fixed by the British for export to Germany is less than Germany's normal fish imports.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-21

REVIEW WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-21
DUTCH FISHERMEN
 EXPECT RICH HAUL

THE HAGUE.-Dutch fishermen are looking forward to receiving a good income for doing nothing this winter
 According to the new agreement proposed by the British government, S5 per cent of the Ymuiden fishing craft are to be laid up. Provisionally.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-21
MISTAKE IN LIST.
(By Review Leased Wirel

(By keVleW Leased Wire.l
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.--J. O. Me Kinney, a second class naval seaman of Newark. N J., was among the men lost in the torpedoing of the transport Antilles Wednesday by a Germany submarine, the navy department was advised today by Vice Admiral Sims. His name became confused with that of E. l.. Kinzey. a seaman, of Water Valley Miss, who was reported among the missing. Kinzey was saved. No further details of the sinking of the Antilles has been received by the de- partment late today
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-21
Standing of Contestants

It will De seen that Maurice Rugrah has jumped from fifth place to first, outstripping his nearest competitor 2OO0 points, However. Hubert Detlohf is close behind. and says that his showing next count will be a big in crease. In fact, all the contestants are going strong, and none of them have withdrawn their eyes from first money, by any means. The surprise of the week has been Richard Sharpe, and we confidently predict that not only will he get the Review into prac- tically every house in South Bisbee, but will also do valuable work out side.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-21
CONTESTANTS FOR
 CIRCULATION PRIZE
 ARE WORKING HARD
Review Circulation Contest Awakens Much Interest In the Warren District. Added Figures Show Interest.

On Wednesday morning the Review will publish another tabulation of con testants in its Carriers Circulation Contest, as the one below is ilcom- plete, so to speak, as there are a con siderable number of points which should have been credited to boys who have gotten subscribers. but have delayed handing in the names until after payday-which gives them an to collect.
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uui. 9eionOcrS Ser win5ig fleine
Son0ilob tritt in gemQltigen Malicn
oui, Gicic S6icre, Oie iniolae i6rer
Sonoiorbe mr iclten iidtbar pcr-
0en, groben flcinc 90hcr, bic oie
StfonOpl0te in Elm gon5 ieincS Sieb
Ocrmonoelu. glls 9logcibicrc meiicn
oie 0iiiieu. uuO Sonoil6hc cine oi-
terorOentlide 6rcBgier alli oic Scr
Gcrnidtung oacr iiir iie iraenoIpic
aenieB6aren S6cilc lmo SbciIhcn
Der WleercSo6logerungen 5u @ute
tommt. ghli oieie 9lrt werocn Oie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-01

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pli5irtcr ruie neutrality-suspicious. @ei.
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ii6ertragenem Sipne @ciuno6eitspo-
li5ei nenncn. Ga ole Gang un0
Srci5iel-9l6logerlIngen aus losgeriiic-
men Sbeilen BON Nieerespilanjen ans
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Ibicrc 6eiicben unO iniol1e Der ib-
men innepo6ncnOcn 3elidtigfcit ml-
bcroroentlic6 idnell in 6GuIniB i6er-
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inO idGoIic5e 9luSoiinIhIngeu per-
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