Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-16
"Dictate Peace From Berlin Is
 Latest War Slogan in Nev York
John Mason Ross Returns From Interesting Visit in East; Sees Major Neill Bailey ;Watches Parade

The evolution of American war slogans from such sayings Of a few months ago as Drive the Hun Over the Rhine," to the more expressive, more determined, more aggressive slogan, Dictate Peace From Berlin" the gigantic organization of the Amer ican Red Cross chapter in New York City, the patriotic zeal of the far east where the war is placed above ev- erything else, the experiences of the Gothamite on the nights following the appearance of fGerman U-BOats on the Atlantic coast, the work of Major Neill E. aBiley, formerly of Bisbee. for the Cochise county road bonds; and the parade of more than 50OO0 women in New York. led by President Wilson, on the opening of the Req Cross drive-these were the. features. the interesting experiences ana the outstanding impressions brought back to the Warren district this week by John Mason Ross, of the firm of Ellin- wood x Ross attorneys. who had spent two weeks in Washington and New York.
 Message From Bailey.
 Tell the people back home that l have done my best for them" said Major aBiley to Mir Ross in Washing ton. The two were talking of the Cochise county $1,OO0, 900 road bond is sue which has been approved by the capital issues committee and from the sale of which funds for the construc- tion of highways are already avail able
 Major Bailey told MT. Ross or lis experiences with the Cochise county bond proposition. He holds an impor- tant post in the department of inland transportation. One morning when he came to his work he discovered O,l his desk, referred to him by the capital issues committee. the application of this county to sell bonds for highway improvement.
 'T knew conditions out in that part of the country" Major aBiley told Mir. Ross. 50 I went as strong as possible with the committee in making my recommendations.
 At the time neither Major aBiley nor Mir Ross was aware that thebonds had been favorably passed on by the committee and thatmoney from the sale of a part of them had been real ized. When he returned home. Mir. Ross inquired and discovered the status of the bonds
 Red Cross Celebration.
 Included in the long list of materials which were furnished to the capital is- sues committee was data of all sorts relative to this county. to transpOrta- tion facilities and to local conditions It had been prepared by local authori- ties. passed on and approved by l.. C. Shattuck as representative of the cap ital issues committee, and then sent to Washington. where it fell into the hands of Major Bailey The former COchise county resident praised the materials and data presented highly, and had much to say of the grand rec ord the Warren district is making in all war programs.
 MT. Ross arrived in New York at the time the Red Cross drive for one hundred million dollars was opening. and one of the first meetings which he attended was that in which President Wilson inaugurated the campaign with an address in the Metropolitan opera house. At this meeting Cleveland H. Dodge, vice-president of Phelps Dodge corporation. in his capacity as treasurer of the National Red Cross society, presided.
 Red Cross Parade.
 The Red Cross parade which was