Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-24
MRS. KYLE HAS
 NAMED WOMEN
 FOR WAR WORK
Feminine Bisbee Will Turn Out en Masse to Make Sue cess of the Fourth Liberty Loan

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 Mrs. Sam H. Kyle, county chairman of the Woman's Liberty Loan con- mittee, announces the following chair men for the fourth Liberty loan drive, beginning September 2S:
 City chairman, .Bisbee, Mrs. Sam Frankenberg.
 City chairman, Lowell, Mrs. Geo. A. Bridge.
 City chairman, Warren, Mrs. Fred A. Mckinney.
 City chairman, Douglas, Mrs. c. O. Ellis
 City chairman, Tombstone, Mrs. Nel- lie Dalgleish.
 City chairman, Wilcox, Mrs. H. L. Johnson.
 City chairman, Bowie, Mrs. J. K. Symonds.
 City chairman, Benson, Mrs. w H. Etg.
 City chairman, San Simon, Mrs. W. P. Dunn.
 City chairman, Gleeson and Pearce, Miss Nellie Gleeson.
 City chairman, Courtland, Mrs. H. M Brown.
 City chairman, Naco, Mrs. Frank Hillman.
 City chairman, Don Luis, Miss Min nie Duffy.
 In the Warren district the workers for the drive will be as follows: Mrs. George A Bridge, chairman; Lowell district Liberty loan workers. Naco road from Dubacher canyon to John son addition, Mrs. George Meyer, Miss Madeline Meyer.
 Jones hill, Mrs. G. B. Landrum, Miss Landrum.
 Johnson addition and East Main street, Mrs. Fred Sweeney and Mrs. M. J. Smith.
 Winwood addition, Mrs E. B. Bor- ough.
 Garden hill and Cowan Ridge, in cluding west side of Main street, Mrs. Wm Brakefield, Mrs. Wm. McKean.
 Copper Queen hospital, Miss Mar jorie Murtaugh.
 Upper Lowell, Mrs. Massinger, Mrs. William Lake
 Jiggerville, Mrs. O. M Alvin, Mrs. Andrew Sinclair.
 Junction avenue, Miss Mary Butler
 Main street from Central theater to railroad bridge, Mrs. w. R. Tonkin, Mrs. Henry Pierce.
 Maxwell hill and section east of rail road bridge. Mrs. George Whalen, Mrs. Williams.
 Bakerville and Cochise. Miss Dug gan, Miss Medge. ""'
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 Mrs. Sam Frankenburg, chairman of Bisbce, reports the following workers: 41rst district, from the upper end of Tombstone canyon including Wood canyon to the end of the street car line, Mrs. George Cobb, Mrs. G. D. Hudson.
 Second district, commencing at the end of the street car line down to Locklin avenue, on the north side of the canyon and continuing down to the Bisbee-Naco water tank on the south side of the road, Mrs. A. R. Griffith, Mrs. T. Williams.
 Third district, taking in Locklin ave- nue, down to and including Moon ave nue to the fire department on the north side, Mrs. Wm. Nowlin, Miss Grace Parsons.
 Fourth district, beginning at the wa ter tank on the south side of Tomb stone canyon and fire house on the north side down to the Lincoln school, both sides inclusive, Mrs. Gus Haig- Ter.
 Fifth district, from Lincoln school to Metz soda works and Angius stables, taking in both sides inclusive, Mrs. Chas. Allen.
 Sixth district, both sides of Laundry hill, including row of houses by the Welbourne-Dodds grocery store and the Warren laundry, Mrs. John Chain, Mrs Hank Snodgrass.
 Seventh district, from the Angius stables on the south side to laundry stop, Mrs. c. H. Hunt.
 Eighth district. from Laundry stop on the south side to Doyles lodging house, Mrs. Ivan Burgess.
 Ninth district, at the north side of canyon from Laundry hill to the top of Clawson hill to W. H. Brophy's residence, Mrs. T. L. Houston, Miss Goodbody.
 Tenth district, from the Doyle locg- ing house on the south side taking in the entire Quality hill to Letson-Kline- Marks building, Mrs. Richard Thomas
 Twelfth district, beginning at W. H. Brophy's residence south side of Clawson hill to Tank avenue, taking in everything south of Clawson ave nue excepting Main street, Mrs. w. E. Oxsheer
 Thirteenth district, beginning at cor ner of Howell and Clawson avenues, taking in both sides of Clawson ave