Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-10

ashes cf tfeir hon7s. Then they faced thc terrible necessity of rebuild ing these homes and making a living on their farms. It takes farm imple- nents. animals. seed. trees and many other costly things to turn No ManG Land into fruitful fields and vine valds, ard these things the women end rl'iltlreI af France rad not.
 That is where such institutions as the American Fund for French Wounded found their usefulness, and were able 10 become the medium by which mary Americans who were eag- CT 10 neln and wiling to contribute tire irS money and effort. could as sist them.
 Writing from Aisne, wcrl-er in the American Fund for French Wounded says: 'It seems to me that even the children of America have a good time, but herei Yesterday I went to Att dignic0urt to see a family whom, when we first came here, we found in a cave. There. were no beds, no furniture, and very little food for this woman and her eight children. They had taken refuge in the cave during the bOmbardment. When it was over and they crawled out to return to their home, they found only complete de struction.
 Now we are happy to say they are hack in a house that we aided in build ing on the foundation of the old one. They have warm clothes. They have food. Yesterday l found them playing with scme children on the village street. Not a doll among them; not picture book; not a toy. They were playing with besnsi"
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 Mrs Louis r. Lambert returned OH Tuesday night from Waco, Tex, where she had been visiting her husband, who was stationed in the signal corps C.. tbe aviation section. Fred Lam- bert has been transferred to Belleyille, III, to the aviation school, where he will train for a flyer. Mrs. Lambert will remain with her parents until he T-t:rns.
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 Anona club will meet with MT. and Mrs. William TrIax Tuesday evening, March 12.
 .s@@ eTrs. Henry Poppen holds a surgical dressing class every Monday at the human's club. These meetings have not cen we'll attended, and it is most convenient and delightful place to GC "one's bit" It means so much tl the boys clad in olive drab, and so l:itle for us to give one afternoon a week to this worthy. work. It should D g pleasure with all endeavOring to see " ho could do the most work. The spirit of rivalry would add Zest and spirit to help in every possible way. The women of England and France ', eil-hred gentlewOmen. of culture and Ietinement-are laboring with their I. inty hands and it is labor of love and service; so it should be with us. Let l,ext Monday be an event.
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 AFIs Tony Downs has returned from El Paso. where she motored a few weeks ago.
 Hrs. E. M Frantzen demonstrated to the Campfire girls how to make "lapis de proprete" on March 7
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 E.uebird girls of Warren made @ c, lnpresses Saturday
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 last Wednesday the Silver Lira cut made 50 congresses.
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 Nrs. F. M FrantZen teaches all the F:.nch methods accurately and well Any club that wishes her to irs,..:ct them in the task of making surgical dressing must let her know and she Giil be glad to render any information ikat will be educational.
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 The Baptist Ladies' Aid met Thurs day afternoon at the home of Mrs Eel in Warren for missionary study. A liost interesting program on Africa was arranged by Mrs H E. Compton. Refreshments of coffee and cakes Nerf served. Those attending were McsGames H. .. Compton, M. L. But Ter, O. W. Harshaw, A. $. Lew Stodg- bili, W. H. Cooper, w. NJ. Terry. J. D. Russell, W. 2. Oxsheer, Branaman. George Gilman, A. c. Prwose, Walling- ford David Allen. Chapman. Bell. and i.ev H. C. Compton The next regular lreeting will be held at the home of Arc W. H. Cooper on Quality Hill.
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 The Anona club gave a surprise shower of silk hosiery and handker- chipfs ou Tuesday fOr Miss Ruth