Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-24


 rules and regulations: Purchased from Frank s. Betz company; has the coni- bined properties of heat. light and electricity. Man in sgood condition will sweat sufficiently in E minuteA, some require 9 minutes. So few men in this altitude perspire unless they are doing manual labor. that this bath is already meeting a real need Will ward off any cold or grippe if taken in time. Nothing like it for nervous ness or rheumatics, neuralgia and similar ailments That headache will leave like the mist before the sun. Tell the man at the desk" you wish 10 take an F. L. B.. proceed to the bath room, when the attendant takes you in charge. orders you to take a lukewarm bath, and on your return cabinet Is already heated; you sit down on the revolving stool (yOu may wish tc squirm; cabinet is then closed and the sweat is on Attendant sup plies all the drinking water you can hold. Tn Q quarter of an hour you are perspiring equal to any mucker in hot stope After your heating" take a good hot shower and taper off with rough towel. Do not leave building u-
 Irving D. Allard has joined the as- sociaticn, and at the same time is taking a class in elementary Spanish conversation.
 MT. Rarecurt. the associations solo ist. has now joined the s o'clock vol leybaI club, and unless all signs fail is going. to develop into one of the star players.
 Rollie Olson, a member of the "Y,' has returned to Bisbee after three months Of travelling through Califor- mia
 Gustav Ziprik, former assistant sec retary. writes from Camp Gordon, Ga. company L. 326th infantry. The letter follows in part: "I have nor done anything wonderful here at Camp Gordon. Up until about week be fore Christmas l drilled every day with the company. and it was some driiiing We did more here in week than We did in a month at Camp Dev- ems. The supply sergeant went on a ten-day pass at that time, so they called me in the orderly room to help out until he returned. On the 5th of January the company clerk, supp:y sergeant and two others were sent to the third officers training camp. That left me alone in the orderly room. Well, I have been the com pany clerk ever since. l like il e great deal better than drilling, aI- though it keeps me quite busy at times. l sleep right here in the or derly room, and there is no telling when I am to be called on to do work for the officers" Earl Forer, another member, has re- turned to the city after several months with the Southern Pacific ailroad com pany in San Francisco. He claims he could not stay away from Bisbee and its prosperity.
 Miss Ida Tarbell. the nations most noted public woman, famous author and platform speaker. will address the l members and their friends in the big gymnasium this coming Wednesday | night at s o'clock. No children unGeT 1 15 years of age will be admitted un- less accompanied by parent. Doors | will be open at 7:45, and the speaker will begin the lecture at o'clock sharp. Under no circumstances will seats be reserved.
 The new outlines of the mining clubs have just come out. The frs; two on stopers and pluggers can Oe had at the desk until they give out.
 Albert House has received woru from Ernest McNichOls, a member of the "Y," that he is now serving in the quartermaster's corps at Fort Me Dowen, Cal, as chauffeur.
 Nickie Gregovich has returned to the district after more than SIX months service in the navy at New | York ctiy, and doubtless will remain | in Bisbee indefinitely. as he has re- ceived an honorable discharge froIn further military service. Nickie in- jured his arm prior to army service. !
 p. M. Carter of Silver City, N. NJ, l is a new arrival in the camp. Mir. Car ter has been in the employ of the Phelps Dodge corporation.
 The returns from Tombstone show | that nine Bisbee men have failed to | pass the naturalization examination. ! If they had been coming to the Mon day night class at 6 and : D. m.. we | are in a position to state confidently | that they could not have failed the questions asked. They would have | known who makes the laws of Ari- i zona. the number of states, and w1O 4 is governor of Arizona, although the | proper way to get a divorce was not in the course of instruction.
 c. A. Graves, one of the leading ! volleyball sports, says he weighed 2i- pounds when he began playing volley- ball this season. He now weighs 19S i pounds. i J. c. B. Amos. without doubt the | best score bowler. is cOnvalescingl | from a mild case of the humps.
 The association is in receipt of a ! very interesting letter from Frank |