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Evening journal., 1918-03-06

Beriram D. Walmer POI W. 2nd 81.
Oscar Rust, 70 Montgomery st,
pennsgrove.
ElWood Bailey. Harrington. Del.
John p Murray, Lake Torpedo Boat
Co Bridgeport. Loru.
Walter B. Bolyer, Washington Flats.
John A. Cannon, 40 Townsend 81.
William II. Ball. 3ii French ~.
George :. Fluharty. 1904 Conrad ST.
Lorenzo Boyles. iliS W. ith St.
Patrick r. Kelleher. 1918 Lobdell ST.
Carrollton McCabe, Box 2i3, Balto..
Md.
Milton Fiizglles, i29 Townsend e.
Charles r. Neal 1923 5ih AGO. Mime
apolls MINI.
Jacob Liborson. 7i9 Tree St., Phila-
Pa.
Henry Vanderbrak N2i Klng So
John w. Nnlburn. Az \. 2nd 50.
Earl W aoyer. Hanover Farms. n. J..
George G. Fleetwood 925 Orange st.
Frederick A. Ei ierhardL BOB POPLAR
ST.
James r. Emory. 1900 Walnut 81.
. philip ]. O'Brien. 5iS r. Ath So.
Andrew V. Donofrio. 5i7 Tatnall ST..
Allen Lloyd. 400 L Sd 81.
Thomas Papadskes. i0S Market 81.
Paul A. Wshl, i01 y. 3d St.
Soder Sapna q 100 Walnut ST.
Frederick ~, lii orange St.
Arthur Murray. 22i Shiptey 81.
William II. Searles. Atlantic Hotel
Norfolk Va.
Richard J. Goggin. ii9 Market 81.
Frank stern. 6i3 Market St
Lawrence II. Cardentl, 6i4 French ST
John Truitt, 909 Wilson So.
Gus BOYER, Az Z. 2nd st.
Merritt II. Paxson. si2 ". 9th ~.
Thomas Coleman, street. Mlddlese.
County, Va.
Henry Clodi, 30i L. 9th ST.
James o. Nye. 3i7 Poplar st.
Powell Rash. Ridgely, Del.
Bennle Wilder s2s French ST.
Francis j.. Collins, 1872 French -
Frank Z. Hyland 306 Walnut 81
Wilford Sutor 90i Tainall 81.
John l.. koerner 225 king g.
Glusseppl Trovoto, 23i Poplar 81
Kenon Wood, zoos French st.
James Burton. 9i3 Pleasant 81.
Hugh G.. Dugan, 2i9 New Castle Ave.
Douglas Jones. Middletown. Del.
John ]. Allen. 1905 Broome 81
Charles p Hess. 422 r. 9th 81.
Edward Coins. 1890 Potts St. phIla
Pa.
Leroy Seabr0oks. az W. Ord ST.
John d. Lewis. 1918 French 81.
Navier j. Baltrush. Atlas Powder ca
Francis ]. O'Rourke. ops +. ith st.
John r. Ayers. i26 s. Van Buren 81
Leroy Philpot 42i f. 2nd ST.
Francis p. j. Alackin. 5i3 Market st.
Aristides ] phoiiades, 1917 King St.
Shirley L. Howard. 30s p. 9th ST.
Ernest Blackson, ais W 2nd ST.
Edward ]. Ireland. 293s Brewster Ave
phila., Pa
John F. Brown, 1929 Poplar st.
John c. Reidy. 6 W. attn 81.
Robert II. Washington. 1905 Wilson :
Eugene 1. McNin, 1891 Ample 81.
William l.. Marshall. 302 +. 9th ST.
William Cline, 1901 King st.
Local Board No. has called the 70
lowing men for physical examinatlC
for Thursday. March z. between ii
hours Of 3 and o'clock In the afte
noon:
Evening journal., 1918-03-06

French 50.
Patsy Fury, s3i Church ST.
Earl owens. 325 E. 2nd ST.
James 7. johnson. IA Poplar st.
Nick Carlo, $40 Poplar ST.
Ernest Brooks, pos orange 81.
John s. Davis. iO7 Lord 81.
Conrad G.. Bamberger, i3i Krams Ave.
phlla. Pa.
Joseph b Leiboldt. iOi7 Tainall ST.
Calvin Swsrlwood. 221 Pine S.
Joseph Rattle, 32i Poplar ST.
Edward Anderson. sOi Wilson St.
Walter Spencer. Z Reesc'- Court.
Louis T. ClodL 1893 18th ST.. San
Francisco.
Vernon b. Ewing. 32 Chestnut st..
Marcus Hook Pa
Ellis Cooper, 1912 Arch ST., Phlla.. Pa.
John J. a. Wright. i330 Walnut 50.
Frank Cresi0. G3S Townsend So.
Ernest VI. Malachi 1O5 Wilson st.
John Wright. 1907 Lohdoll 81.
Herman q. Schochlnger = D. 2nd st.
James y. McEnery lo3 ~hlploy 81.
Harry Fourl Wilson Line Go.
Louis Tolin 2OS West -l
Abe Brown. 2i9 W 2nd IT,
David Walner S29 Greenwich St..
Reading pa.
Edward Myers. on =. Broome -.
William Wilson. SOP West 81; y NJ.
I G. A., Carney's Point.
l Thomas j. CressWell. 2i1 King 81.
Leamus Bergman. S37 Tatnall So.
Thomas J.. Blakoly ii01 Marsh Road
Richard Johnson. as Butionwood 81
John =. Parker. 800 T. 2nd s.
James r. Rlgney. 40 W. ith 50.
Lynne II. Calhoun. 303 West Sc.
Isaac Sayers, 2iO West 81.
Aaron Tolllver. 1915 Walnut St.
Daniel r. Eakn. 100 w Bird So.
Mike Vlclcaro. 3i7 r. 9TH st.
Edward Jones. ~ High st.
George Woodland. Conteryille, Del.
Robert Freeman. Live Oak. Fla.
Solomon Paskol $40 L. 18Th st.. Erie
Pa.
Harry Price. 2i2 West ST.
Elwood stokes. 20i Z. 7th ST.
Evening journal., 1918-03-06
THE INCOME TAX.

How you determine what amount OF
gain, OF proft. derived from a sale Of
property is returnable for inoome-tax
purposes
II you acquired the property sold
prior 10 March T. 1853. you should take
It's fair market price or value as of
that date. add thereto an amounts sub
sequenily expended In making pcrma-
ncnt improvements. then deduct the ag-
gregate of an claims for depreciation
in value Of property claimed as deduc-
lions on previous returns. and the dlf-
ference between the result thus oh
talned and tho selling price is the
amount 90 bo reported under Gross
income
n you purchased the property on or
after March g. 1919. the difference be-
tween iis cost. plus an amounts subse-
1uently expended for permanent lm-
nrovemeui-. less depreciation pre-
ylousiv claimed. and iis selling price. Is
/ 20 be returned
II lhc property came Go YOU on 0l
after March 4, 1919, as an inheritance
Evening journal., 1918-03-06

Orren NJ. Garrison, AZ w. 2nd St.
James A. Tunstall. 1904 Lobdell ST.
Virgil Thomas, 90 Walnut st.
Albert A Schuster, 20i =. 9Th 81.
Stephen r. Thomas, APO W. 2nd 81.
Joseph Stockley, 2i3 Tatnali ST.
BENJAMIN Tollin, POS West st.
John Hendley. 1905 Poplar 81.
Harry n. Conner, 235 Poplar ST.
Alfred J. Papa. 305 =. 9th ST.
William II. Crumllsh. 1909 ID 81.
Dorsey Neal. 203 Poplar 81.
Clarence Rhodes. 32l =. 2nd St.
Oldcn Hackcit. iio T. 2nd -.
Alex Diamond. 503 +. 10Th 81.
George ". SSlllvan. poolevillc. Md.
Earl :. Stsnecr. S07 Lombard St.
Francis NJ. Lally, iOi +. iith 81.
John r. Barber. g22 French 81.
William II. KinNey. iOi w. 9Th st.
George r. Hayes, 1912 Wilson st.
Williams llemsloy. 1884 Cambridge St.
phila. Pa.
Frederlcus Mulschlcr o. b. Front st.
lsiah Henson. 1903 Walnut ST.
Roland W. Smith. 5i0 King 81
oslo Williams. Elhton. Md.
Ahe H. Levy. 2i9 "a. Ord 50.
Arthur London. Gulhrop Row
Albert Wood 40 Tainau S.
Edward F. Dillon. 1927 w Oh S.
John H. VERT. G2j King 81.
Ross Sidney. Go. 4. y. NJ. G. A.. Car
ney's Point. " j.
] Robert H. Brown, BOG TAYLOR 81.
Warren +. Morrow. iO6 =. 10th -.
Howard p. Thompson. S23 Poplar ST
Milton Goodlow. AS Townsend 81.
Samuel kohn. 5Oi 2. ith So.
Robert H. Ball. 7ii Madison 81.
Clarence button. ilii French st.
! John n. Banks, Chesapeake. Md
John r. Jones. ai2iO b ST..
Harry Goldberg, 200 King 81.
Aloysius Harris. Hotel Arlington. A.
lanilc City.
Lige Gordley. pos W. 5ih st.
James A. Sampson. SOP Wollaston 81
John Buckley. iis T.. 9th 81.
James A. KELLEY. 1874 Walnut ST.
George NJ Johnston. los h. sth 81.
Norman Brown. SIC Z. 9Th S.
Perlng onhJson, 906 -.
John NJ COffey. 100 French ST.
William n. Price. 200 2. 3rd ST.
Samuel Reading, 3l5 ". Ord St
Howard Zebley, 1902 King ST.
Morton Morris. 1901 Warnock 81
phila. Pa.
James Fisher i2i b. 2nd 81
Wills a, Bauder. $40 Tstnai 81.
Joseph j. Locoslo. 5O5 Tatnall 81.
William Courtney keon Hotel Eddy
stone, pa.
Frank laruso, lo3 Shipley st.
Emico Donna. JOi 1alnall 81.
Horace A. Joseph, General Delivery.
Irwin i. Emery. 1915 Wilson St.
Evan r. Simpson. s2i Market 81.
tIevelent Joiner. 200 w. 2nd 50.
Carl Sporel. 322 F. 10th 50.
Francis Szansnski. 4i2 J.. Bird s..
John j. Carr. 50l Lombard ST..
R1mond ~ciibner. o Guthries Row.
William l.. Spencer ii39 Walnut ST.
Charles +. Johnson. 200 4. sth 80.
William Wooley, i75 Locust st.. Treu
ton. n. T.
George l.. Miller. +. 9Th ST.
cleveland pierson. Locust Grove NJ
Robert Hedherg. iiii French St; A
Evening journal., 1918-03-06
JOT MAJ "AD" RFCOVFRs DOG.'

s. Wiersh, OF No. $50 East Second
street. is a firm believer that THE
EVENING JOURNAL Ads" bring re-
suits Tie lost his dog, advertised for II
IN the classified columns, and the ca
nine was returned by q man who found
the animal and read the Nd In THE
EVENING JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1918-03-06

the difference between the appraised
value placed upon Il at that time. plus
all amounts subsequently, expended for
permanent improvements. lcss dfpre-
citation previously claimed lnl its
selling price, Is 10 be returned
Evening journal., 1918-03-06

Domestics- cooks and Mattresses
will find excellent positions at GOOD
wages by watching the daily Want
Ads
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
MONKEY PERFORMS IN
 METRO 0RPHEUM BILL

In Under Suspicion" a Metro pie ture starring Francis x. Bushman and Beverly Bayne, which is the attrac- tion at the popular Orpheum theater today. a monkey plays an important bit in the development of the story
 This monkey. "Peppekin. is the pet of Mrs. Alice Woolworth (played by Eva GoTdon), whose valuable jewels are stolen. and around which inciden. of the story much of the actciOn re- wolves. The monkey pulls a button off the coat of Gerry Simpson (Francis x. Bushmanl and thus seems to implicate him in tho great robbery.
 The monkey proved a very "tempera- mental' player and Miss Gordon, play ing Mrs. Alice Woolworth, had her troubles with him. She and the mon- key played in scenes in Alice's boudoir and everything started out we'll Then the monkey became obstinate aEd Miss Miss Gordon. who has lived in Singa- pore, where she owned monkeys. tried all the tricks at her disposal to pacify him, but to no avail eBfore the de- sired scenes were securd both Miss Gordon and Director Davis received sey- eral scratches and bites.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
Y. M. C. A. FACES SERIOUS PROBLEM
Ry Review Leased Wlrel

(By Review Leased Wire)
 NEW YORK, June 3.-Losses incl dental to the German push on the western front have made it imperative that more than S10O, ,000,CCn be sub scribed during the coming campaign for funds with which to maintain Y. M. c. A. war service activities at home and overseas, the annual meeting of the associations war council was told here today by Dr. John R. Mott, gen eral secretary, who returned recently from France.
 The association appropriated a half million dollars with the eighty-nine huts and dugouts lost by the British in Flanders and Picardy during the re- cent Hun drive. Within the last week more than 200 of these recreation centers back of the French lines have fallen into enemy hands, Dr. Mott de- clared These also must be replaced.
 Securing an adequate supply of man power" is a matter as vital to the asso- ciation's work as a well supplied treas- ury, the secretary said. It is planned that expansion of the associations work may be kept apace with the d. velopments of the army and navy, and to do this it will he necessary to trans port overseas by September 4,000 addi- tional workers, 1GJU of whom should he women. he added. Enough men will be recruited eventually. it is hoped, to allot one secretary to each 300 fight ing men, Dr. Mott stated. Workers now are being enrolled at the rate of 1000 monthly.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
AS BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

The board of supervisors will sit as board of equalization for the next six days. Beginning at o'clock this morning sessions will be held until and including June 10. During this period taxDaying public will have the oDpor- tunity to file complaints against their assessments if they desire. It is only at this time that adjustments can be made in assessments. The tax books are open for inspection during this period. The county budget and county tax rate will not be drawn until after the rolls are returned from the state tax commission which will sit as a board of equalization for final action.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
ly Sheridan wrote:
 Avoid Rumpus

hands full fin attending to the work that has been planned by that body. The bids for the grading of the road between here and Douglas are now be- ing advertised for and will be open on the 22nd. The plans for the paving are being looked into and there is vast amount of work ahead of him.
 The office of the county engineer will be moved from this county to the county seat. while the office of the Highway commission will be main tained in this city. Mir. Baker has been in the engineer office for some time and was one of the engineers engaged in the construction of the state road between here and Tomb stone down the canyon. He is regard ed as one of the most efficient road building engineers in the state. Co chise county is indeed fortunate in having two such good road men in charge of the construction of it's roads and highways as are Dick" Ryan and F. c. Baker.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
Dr. James DOuglds Dangerously UI

Later advices from New York con corning the condition of Dr. James Douglas. reported last week as danger ously i'll. are to the effect that the distinguished patient has shown no in provement. In fact. his condition $ worse. if anything. than tt was a few days ago. Dr. Douglas is over eighty years old. Many old friends and ad- mirers of this noted pioneer of the southwest have called at the Review office, either by telephone or in person to inquire anxiously as to his condi- tion since the article of last week an- nounced his serious illness.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
PROMINENT VISITOR.

J. N. McNair, comptroller of the Phelps Dodge Corporation, with head quarters in New York City, spent last week in Arizona oh his annual tour of inspection of the corporation prop critics. In company with A. T. Thom- son, assistant to the president He drove over Saturday from Douglas and spent the day in the Warren district, going over the surface workings of the Copper Queen mining properties here
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
Political Announcements

The for political announcements in the Bisbee Review have been increased along with all other classes of advertising. Of this is necessary owing changed industrial and commercial conditions. Cand dates for office will be charged $20 for formal nouncement card to during the primary campaign; county candidates $l5, and precinct candidates $l0 All special announcements statements will be charged for at 5 per inch for display and per line for readers.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
WAS GIVEN TWO YEARS.

W. F. Walker. better known as Willie Walker" who has been in the limelight for number of times and who has already served one term in the county jail for transporting intox- tcating liquors, was yesterday sen fenced to serve g term of two years at hard labor and to pay a fine If $500 and on another charge was given a two-year suspended sentence. He was convicted recently of selling whis- key at his joint on the Johnson Addi- tion.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
BOY SCOUTS MEET.

Last night the Boy Scouts of Troop No met at scout headquarters for their regular weekly meeting. The scouts are growing continually and since the war they have become a really important part of our national life. There are two troops in Bisbee and at the present rate that the boys are joining it will be only matter of time before there will be several more troops in the district. Almost every one realizes the splendid work the scouts are doing in building the char acter O. the next generation of cit izens and it is to be hoped that all the boys in Bisbee will eventually line un with the organization whose motto is Be Prepared"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
VISITING IN DISTRICT.

Mrs. Parker Woodman and two sons, Spencer and Thomas. are spending a few weeks in the district on visit to friends and relatives. They former ly lived here when MT. Woodman was in the employ of the Copper Queen company. They have many friends here who are glad to welcome them back. They will enjoy the cool weath- CT here in comparison to that they have had in Phoenix the past week.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
ALUMNI TO DANCE.

Invitations are out for an alumni dance to be held Friday night, the 7th, at the Bisbee high school audi torium. The committees in charge promise a very delightful affair. All the profits from the alumni dances go to the alumni olan fund that,has been so valuable in educating many of the members who would not otherwise have been able to attend higher insti- tutions of learning
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
CHANGES ARE MADE : IN ROAD OFFICIALS

The board of supervisors in Tomb stone yesterday accepted the registra- tion of J. c. Ryan as county engineer and appointed in his stead l.. E. Baker. who has been MT. Ryan's assistant for some time. MT. Ryan resigned to be-
 come engineer for the Cochise county highway commission and will have his
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
BACK TO DOUGLAS.

N. A. Patterson was in the city yes terday on his way back to Douglas from Tombstone where he has been serving as a trial juror in the superior court for the past two weeks. He has completed his service. He was one Inf the panel that tried Roy Hearne of Wilcox for murder and which resulted in verdict of not guilty.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
KNOW THY SELF

Worth thousands of dollars to under-I stand thy gifts and talents. Get a reading CT life chart from Mrs. Lump kin. Light on any subject by clairvoy- ance If sick. a free diagnosis. If in trouble best advice Locates mineral. First house south of bridge between Johnson Addition and Lowell. Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
FROM THE U. OF 4.

Katherine McKean and Ruth Camp bell are home the University of Ari- Zona where they have been attending college for the past two years. The young ladies are alumnae of the B. H. s. of the class of 1916.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
ON EASTERN TRIP.

E. E. Crawford and wife left yes.er- day for New York where they will visit with relatives. MT. Crawford will return in a few weeks but Mrs. Craw- ford will remain for few months. MT. Crawford is in the employ of the Phelps Dodge store.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
FOR TOMBSTONE.

Policeman Hill Ruff, City Police Judge Frank Thomas, and Deputy Sheriff A. w. Howe. left for Tombstone this morning where they go as wit nesses in the superior court in the case of the State vs. Bryant. a colored man of this city, who is charged with transporting intoxicating liquors.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
MEETING.

The Parent-Teacher' association of Lincoln school will hold their regular meeting Tuesday evening. June 4. A large attendance is urged as a very interesting program has been arranged and there is business of importance to be discussed. Miss Winnie Maeek will conduct the story hour for the children.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
ION: MATINEE, CHILDREN, 1Oc; ADULTS, 15c
City Briefs

+ * * * * < < < 3
 Has anyone visited you? Or * have you entertained? If so, call * The Review after p. ID. and tell * x the Society Editor, phone Ss. 'F < + &x x !
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04

father of Warren for their donation of two dozen pasties and to Mir R. J. Hart of Lowell for his donation of fifty pounds of, sugar
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
WAS IN DOUGLAS.

Ex-Governor Tom Campbell was in Douglas last evening on business trip and is expected to pay visit to the Warren district before he returns to the northern part of the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
AS NAVAL STUDENT.

William Sims, son of pr. W. P. Sims and wife, left yesterday for Annapolis, where he goes as an Arizona represen- tative in that institution. to take the course of training there.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
ON VISIT.

Miles Merrill and family have gone to the Gila River where they will spend a few weeks on visit with relatives. They went by auto via St. Davis where they spent Sunday with Mrs. John Merrill.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
RED CROSS.

The girls of the Red Cross werc very successful with their sales at Warren park Saturday, May the 18th. They especially wish to express their appreciation to Miss Sanders and her
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
WAS FINED s15.

r. H. Morales was fined SIS in Judge Highs court yesterday on a charge of speeding. He was arrested by Motor Deputy Jack Ryan.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
VISITING SISTER.

Miss Lora Davis of Winkleman, Arizona, is in the city for few weeks on a visit to her sister, Mrs. J. c. White, of O K street.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
HERE ON VISIT.

Mrs. J. Thorson of Detroit, Micn., is in the city to spend the summer months and is the guest of Mrs. Charles Joy of Clawson Hill
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
PARENT-TEAcHERs MEET.

The PaEent-Teachers' association of the Lincoln school will meet at the school today. All parents are urged to attend.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04

A family of four. whose ages tota: S41 years. supports itself comfortably on ten acres of ground in Coshocton county, Ohio.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
DOING NICELY.

Miss Ida Ruggles, the Douglas school teacher, who was recently operated on at a local hospital for an attack of appendicitis, is reported as doing nicely.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
THRoUeH TO DOUGLAS.

Allyan B. James, of the Tucson Cit izen, was a passenger through Osborn
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04

The operating conditions in the cop per industry throughout Arizona are in better general form than since a year ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
RockHILL,s STAGE

Bisbee-Tombstone. Leaves Bisbee- Bisbee Auto Co, ' a. m., 1:3o p. m- ! Phone Bisbee 5. Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
TWO HOUR DAY AND
 $6, 1. w. w. DEMAND
tcontinued from Page onel

wood to Don Sheridan at Spokane, fin which Haywood said:
 We are crowding on team this year. We want to get a real start before the authorities begin to put their clamps on us When we have every other in- dustry as well organized as the ium- Der workers of western Washington and Idaho then we won't care what the lawmakers do. If we make the wheels go round the ship of state will be sailing to our breeze"
 That the I. W. w. did not want the American flag displayed in any of their headquarters was disclosed by a letter written by J. Ratti to Don Sheridan.
 q am up against a tough prOposi- tion and was to get enlightened a lit- tie bit on it." wrote Ratti. The I. w. w. hall is the only place in town without a display of the flag. symbol which means slavery and upholding it.
 "The last two night an American flag was nailed in front of the door and naturally it was taken down. I am standing pat and will not fly a, flag of any one nation as we are in- ternational in scope"
 In reply Sheridan wrote:
 Avoid Rumpus
 About the flag. rather than have a rumpus. it will be better to let it stick. l woud rather you kept it down though
 The number of defendants on trial was reduced to no today when Judge Landis. at the request of the govern ment. dismissed the cases against Stanley Demicki, who says that before joining the l. w. W. he was employed as a chauffeur by Count Von Berns torff. former German ambassador to the United States and J. ]. Keenan. formerly a sergeant in the British army for nine years.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
Box 15O.

C < A. Band Dance. Warren Park. Wednesday and Saturday Admmis- sion go cents. Ladies freddy. TAO
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
NOTICE

NO ilOE
 Sealed bids will be received for ths completion of the basement cf the Gleesol school house up 10 p. m. May 3lst, 1918. A certified check of j per cent in amount of bii shall aecom- pany same. Plans and specifications can be had by calling upon John E. Penberthy, Gleeson. A,lEona 56i Dr. Playfair. Osteopath. ss Mason Hill. Mason car stop. Phone Blue SAT.
 Adv.-231 Expert paper hanger and painter. c. J. Brandt Phone 456. Box 150. $50
 MATERNITY HOME.
 Call Black 573 for terms, etc.
 AdvsrtiseTeIt-97 L. L. Gilman sells the New Edison. ''the phonograph with a soul"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
Business Locals

Art Beauty Parlors open; New Art Store, Main street, phone 545. Adv.
 F. W. Dannelley. brick contractor: hauling sSnd. gravel, dirt a speciality. Phone red S4S. CPS
 Watch for the opening day of the Sycamore Grove Dance Pavilion: six miles over the Divide Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04

Expert paper hanger and painter. c.
 Brandt. Phone 456. Box 150. $50
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
SIGNS
C. l. RANC
DANCE.

;O. Phone 45s
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-04
MATERNITY HOME.

Call Black 57S for terms, etc.
 Advsrtisemelt-974