Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-17


 sent to the southwest headquarters di- vision recommending MT. Fry, and in a few weeks time the frOck coat was exchanged for the army khaki and he was installed as building secretary at Fort Bliss, Tex. Now he is en route to France. The association member ship is glad to send such arepresenta- tive and bid him godspeed in his great embassardship.
 The Spanish club held its regular meeting on Wednesday It is the In- tention of the officials to get out nu- tices of the subject before each mee5- ing. so that all may come prepared for it.
 Jack Edmunds, who used to toll at the Irish Mag has had his fling of fun for a month or so at home. and then he joined the navy He is supposed ts be cruising about somewhere near the English coast.
 The Travel club will hold meeting tonight at z o'clock.
 Word has reached the 'Y" that its old basketball star, Byron Thomas, has obtained a transfer from the navy 10 the naval aviation service. Byron re- gently passed the mechanical eXaml- nation of this department with flying colors-
 The members of the volleyball club are begining to think they are some players and are ready to play either the s o'clock or the o'clock club match game. The members or this club are J. J. Schuppe, R. H. Rogers, J. M. McFarlan, c. A. Graves, E. H. Neeper. H. Duncan, M. Mirka, Rube Martin, A. J. Hill and D. DeLape.
 Jack Reilly, 15S-pound champion o: Bisbee, left for Deming to fight the colored champion of the southwest, "Speedball'' Hayden, on St. PatricHs day a I5-round bout This is to decide which is the best man to match with KebeIl, the champion of the 18th cav airy.
 ]. Tbeo Marks of Cananea, Sonora, Mexico, dropped in at the local rather unexpectedly last Tuesday evening. Mir. Marks was formely resident of Bisbee, where he leased on the Copper Queen, and was also employed at the c. & A for som- time. He is now one of the head mechanics at the C. at Cananea ana reports everything in the Sonora camp to be in fine shape.
 Several hundred men attended the Mems Sunday club last Sunday alter
 fnfnrnzrnn in the address delivered by Dr. C.. w. Harshman of the Methodist churcs' and also the Fellowship Bible Sfuoy cIub. where the Rev. Krishbaum or the Presbyterian church completed hls presentation of the Great War
 R c. Webber, wrestling instructor at the Y. M. C. A, and Ernest DiXie' a new wrestling artist in the district are making arrangements for matcn to be pulled of in the near future
 Wallace Badger has enlisted in the 3l9th engineers. He is setting sal on the evening train for San franclscO-
 Samuel Margolies has joined the business English class. He is also learning to L1pcNIlAG OA NAS ~NNNN- tional secretary's machine
 Every effort is being made to pull of a game of basketball and Voiley- ball with Douglas, but up to the pres ent time considerable difficulty mas been experienced in gettnig Dougias to come through, although the SHelter City aggregation claims supremacy lh both of these popular sports
 Dr. Walter c. Mason. one of the new Phelps Dodge physicians. joined the association a few days ago. He is great traveller ana is very much ni- terested in sports and games.
 The many friends of Joe Cor New York Life") Hall will be glad to learn that he is expecting to visit ms friends here the latter part of tnls month. Toe is a corporal in the artii- lery at Camp Funston He will be here on a two weeks furlough, after which he hopes to soon leave for France
 The first meeting of the Electric club was held on Tuesday with afa attendance Of SIX The SuDJect, w nd~ Is Electricity" was ably handled ny P. c. Lyman. who has had much prae- tical expereince with an electric bust ness of his own
 Harold Thomas is in the naval ayia- tion and is stationed at Camp Perry, III. He has a chiefs rating and IS charge of 15O men. He will soon take his examination for an engineer He is very enthusiastic about the serN- ice.
 Wednesday and Friday nights at O o'clock are the regular hours for boz ing and wrestling. Those present on Wednesday night were R. C. WebOer' Roy McAlister. Johnnie Hughes, A. S- Hill. Ernest Dixie, ". F. Freeman
 The date of the appearance of Miss Ida TarbeIl, the most interesting and perhaps the most popular woman speaker on the American platform to- day. has been set for March 2S. This is one of the regular Lyceum ana