Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-03

a chemist for the American Smelting and Refining company. Although he was exempted on the first dr0it. he has been placed in Class IA. so will most likely returned 10 the United States soon
 Future Americans, attend our Natu- ralization club at 6 o'clock Monday nights You get exact details as tG ,he law Of naturalization by a local attorney. Mr. Wright, who is an ex- pert. Other plans are on foot for saving you more time and money.
 Vladimer Kruslka has left camp for Joplin. Mo. He was in Bisbee three months and never lost a shift during that time.
 Interest in wrestling has been great ly Increased by a new. real. honest tO goodness wrestler appearing on the scene. He tips the scales ac i70. and
 Webber says he is the real stuff
 "Wednesday and Friday are the regular
 wrestling days-S tO S.30 for day men
 and l Co for night shift men. The boxers perform Gt the same hour.
 Verne Green boosts the boxing and
 Webber the wrestling.
 The Philosophers club held an in-
 formal session after the Current
 Events club meeting Sunday night. It
 took a long time. but accomplished a
 gcOd deal.
 A pre-annOuncemCnt O. smother
 " boys attempting welded bliss and an interesting coincident in con
 aection with the venture is only re- Cuired Changes in names will be the
 ehangc Of the first letter of the lady's
 name from P. 10 B. good guessing
 contest sonGld ersue.
 J. Theo Marks. an enthusiastic mem Der of the association for the past
 six months. left Friday for Cananea. Sonora. Mexico. Mir. Marks has ac- oepted a position as foreman with the
 Fcur C's company at Cananea. and
 We extend the congratulations of the ! association tO Mr. Marks and wish Alm success in every particular. The association is in receipt of a ! post card photo or Dad (Frank) Frazerl. the famous cowboy pianist. who until @ short time ago was giv-
 ing daily recitals on the lobby piano. ! Lad is playing to packed houses at the Lyric at NOsales. We hope to see him back in Bisbee again. for never in the history of the association has any enc visited the district who could bring forth such music from the most 1 famous or all instruments. the piano. The educational secretary told the ! truth about the Rolsheviki and advised understanding and sympSthy-the op- pOsite Of their own methOds-as the | test way tO get them to fight for us. The Naturalization club of the '. M. ! C. A. deserves to be far better known | and patroniZed in the district than it is ! An attorney. Mr. Wright. who is | specialist on naturalization law. is in | charge of the club. which meets every | Monday at 1-SG and D. m. The club may save a man several hundred dol ! lars in useless expenses and witness | fees. Mr. Wright tells the man just | what to do to get his papers. advise Gs to witnesses, lets a man know at once il he fails 70 comply with cer- ] tain reQuirments of the law. and sees | that useless legal complications are avoided Had he not better handle : your csses II possible. a Nsturaliza- ttcn day will be arranged for here. Otherwise, an excursion to Tomb stone will take care of the crowd some time this spring. The club will thus save future Americans the expenses
 of several unnecessary trirs to tho
 county seat. possibly high legal ex. leases. much trouble. VeNation and
 expense concerning useless witnesses
 and a large share at least O. the final
 papers cost. It will give members
 a wide acquaintance and a knOwledga
 Of subjects necessary to make a good American.
 K O. Kindgren. employed recently
 ot the HOlbroOk shaft of the Copper
 Queen, left Monday night for Oak
 land. Cal. where he intends 10 re- main. engaging in the mercantile bus
 mess. The association wishes him
 abundant success.
 Nr. Dickinson of the state school
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