Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-05
By Lee Brown

The women all over America have done themselves proud by their splen- did enthusiasm and desire to help and | by giving all their time and using end | less patience they have put the third Liberty Loan over the top.
 ! Isn't it a nice feeling to know that the women of, Cochise county have rallied and done more than their share There will be stars in their crowns Every one responded to the call that Secretary McAdoo made to the women of America. He began by appointing a woman. his wife, as pres ident of the Third, Liberty Loan. He then asked each woman to do her share and this direct appeal from such a source did much to spur women to do their more than best Mir. McAdoO realizes that for this all important thing the cooperation of the women of America is imperative This is not dr'e to women's suffrage but to the ceaseless labor and sacrifice that they have put forth to give food and cloth ing to the men over the sea.
 The national president of the Liber- ty Loan drive appoints chairman for each state in the Union and she in turn appoints a chairman for each county. who then selects a chairman for each town. The state chairman Miss Alice Birdsall, attorney and cOun- sellor at law from Phoenix, is now in Bisbee. Her message is one of cheer and encouragement to the Bisbes wom en.
 Mrs. Sam Kyle is county chairman, and she and her steady bunch of work CTS deserve praise and congratulation upon their fruitful efforts for subscrip- tions in the Warren district. Mrs Kyle has engineered these workers wonderfully well. She has things so systematizeds sthat a daily report IS turned in to her each day so that she will know exactly what each member of her force is doing. It is not easy work to climb these hills in the hot sun from early morn till the night comes. every single day. But they feel well rewarded when they learn that 45S. $50 has been subscribed up to date. The workers are very enthusi- astic and glad to give their services which is much to their credit and with Mrs. Kyle's splendid executive ability and management it looks as though the Third Liberty Loan was to stand at the top in Arizona the saime as this state does in the second. If we retain the honor it is entirely due to the supr-emeacy of the women.
 Naco has taken S12,000 worth of subscriptions under the supervision of Mrs. R. W. Stratton. They have re ceived the Honor Flag. The women 1 have done the entire work.
 The Art of Dress
 There is a very slight change in the silhouette, all evidences of fullness and drapery are drawn to the front of the costume with, various delightful 1 elaborations. and backs are left plain {; this plan is often .accentuased with novelties.
 Some of the new trimmings are really remarkable; for instance, mir TOTS and ostrich feathers appear as ornaments on some of the most for nal gowns, and white pique trims taffeta dresses. just as bright jet trims waist coats of white linen; and then there are trimmings of tulle, much tulle appearing even on serge costumes. Linen tunics are embroid- cred with angora wool which is more charping than enc can imagine when applied to the right sort of frock. Lace trims cloth dresses which has never before been dreamed of. Some of the new fashions are amusing; one is the use of big silk handkerchiefs such as the peasants wear as aprons on dresses of black silk and fashions strange sleeves cut in separate sec tions of similar handkerchiefs. Other | frccks are made entirely of these square silk handkerchiefs, and have