Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-01
County Briefs

Con. Peterson, a well known iron
 worker cf this section, died Monday night at the county hospital after a months illness. Funeral services will l be held this afternoon at Fergusons undertaking parlors in Douglas.
 Harry L McCluskey, who has been in Tombstone visiting his wife and relatives for the past week from Camp Funston, left yesterday from Douglas, for Denver, Colo, where he will visit his motaer before returning to camp. He has Leen first sergeant for some time while at Funston and has just bieen recommended for a lieutenancy, having attended the third officers training school He will report at camp May f. His wife and E. H. Reeves accompanied him as far as Douglas.
 J. l. Swanick, of The Palms, in Douglas, accompanied by Mrs Swan ick and sister. hied away recently via their Henry Ford pleasure car bound for Roosevelt Dam. What gave prom ise of being a delightful outing was punctured by destruction of their auto in a fire al a ranch house this side of the dam where they stopped for the night. The auto was consumed by fire as well as the garage in which the car was stabIed. The party returned yes terday thankful that they had escaped with their lives.
 Chairman A. C. Lockwood and mem bers A. C. Karger and J. T. Kings bury and John Rock, Monday evening were at Light in the Sulphur Springs valley where they held a Liberty loan rally expecting to add stimulus to the campaign there. Last night the com mittee were at Courtland, where a big meeting was held, and date fixed for a meeting at GleesOn. Tonight they will go to Benson to help in the cam paign there The High school orches- with the committee.
 Douglas, Ariz.. April 29-The Uni yersity extension service has record of a model school luncheon service at Whitewater, Cochise county, where Miss Dorothy Bailey is giving a noon day meal to about 40 children at a cost of 02 cents per month per child. The cooking is done out of doors. There is one hot dish, Monday it is broth and the meat goes into a stew Tuesday. The other three days of the week the children find palatable nOur- ishment in ATizona's favorite, the pink bean. The uniform desert is an apple to the child. The children bring some food from home to supplement this.
 Chairman A c. Lockwood, of the Liberty Bond committee has an nounced a considerable change in th2 quotas of the norchern Cochise county towns, which had been previously based on the railroad assessments. Learning that the railroads were not to allot quotas to any of the cities or towns in that end of the county the committee decided to withdraw that much from each place with the result that the allotments have been cut down in some instances 30 to 75 per cent This will give most of them a chance to add a number of stars to their flag. which most of them have already won. The quotas withdrawn from these districts have been allotted , to Nacozari. Cananea and Fl Tigre, in Sonora, who wished Co subscribe and credit the subscription to COchise county.
 R. ?. Kyle. for seven years a resi- dent of Douglas left yesterday morning for Morenci, Arizona, where he goes to . assume the management of the Nor enci Southern railroad.
 Mir Kyle came to Douglas in 1911 to accept a position with the P. P. & $. 1 w. railroad, and later was made safety first superintendent of the road. which . position he hold until two years ago, when he was promoted to be trainmas- riageter Mrs. Kyle who before her marriage, was Miss WolcOtt a popu-