Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-04
BISBEE CITIZENS PROMINENTLY
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Recent Issue of the Jornal Of American History Contains Pictures of Prominent Resi- dents of This District

An article teiling all about the Ro-ky Mounta-a club appears in the current number Of the Journal Of American History, published by the .'o'scnaI Historical society of New York. A copy has been received a- the Copper queen library. It is of considerable interest, as the Rocky Mountain club has a large member snip :n Arizona and uic;ures of mel well known n Bisbee are printed along with the article. The COppe. Queen iitrary of this city is one O.. the original founders of the National Historical society.
 The Rocky Mountain club has been getting great resulss m giving relief to Belgium, and the noble work ac- complished along this line the clubs intense Americanism and it's spieadid membership are set fort il the ort-- cle
 There are portraits of James 6 Doug as. state chairman for ArizOne Walter Douglas, Grant IT. Dowell, William H. Brophy. Charles SOlom0 of Tucson, Edward PaysOn Mathew son. mining and metallursical enci- neer and chairman for Canacl; Wii- lard s. Hopeweu. cattleman. railroad man and mining man and chairman for New Mexico; Adolph LewissOhn president O fthe Miami Copper com pany: Louis D. Ricketts. Herbert C. Hoover, food administrator and chair man of the commission for relief in Belgium; William B. Thompson. presi- dent of the Inspiration Copper con- many, who is president of the Rocky Mountain club Hoover fund: Theo- dore Roosevelt, honorary chairman of the Hoover fund; General Pershing, an honorary member. and John Hays Hammond, the first resident of the club. who was elected in 1907. There is also a picture of King Albert of Belgium and an autographed photo graph of his sister, Henriette, in rec ognition of the clubs services in Belgium.
 Other Arizonans who are listed T- members of the club are: H. o. How ard of Prescott; Wilbert c. Mcbride, Globe: Milton H. Mclean, Morenci; W Maclennan. Charles E. Mills. Miami: Arthur Notman, Bisbee; Will liam r. Palmer, Miami; Frank Peter son, Dos CabeZas; Forrest Ruthe~- ford new of New York: Robert Rae, Douglas; John g. Williams. IT,, Douglas, and Romert E. Tally, Jerome to draw them on and proves what the American army and horse can do when properly appealed to. instructed and led Out of the S1 enlisted men who made the march, 34 had less than one years service.
 This new battalion is welcome to Camp Greene and its officers and men will find this a lively place for them until they get ready to carry on
 The Major Wilcox referred to is Geo. B. Wilcox. who recently left here to report there, and who was formerly chief watchman for the C. & A. Min ing company. He left here about two weeks age and before he left he vas presented with handsome wrist watch by his fellow emplOyes. He as also in the Spaaish-Amer.can war. His aide, Lieut.. Alex l.. Bodie, is 2 s.n of former Governor Bodie of Ari- zona, who was with Captain Wilcox et the time he was in the Spanish American war and was a captain.
 First Lieut.. Thos. Bond, who is men tioned in the above article as being in company B, was a resident of the Warren district for number of years and was employed in the local mines. He is a nephew of Allen A. Depriest .cf Upper Lowell He left here several months ago for a training camp and received a commission.
 With three officers in the Forty-first battalion, Arizona is quite well repre- sented and the Warren district has two of th,s number.