Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-29

The American woman is wonderful -cheerfully she dedicates her days to winning the war-rolling bandages, driving motors, operating typewriters, conserving food, recruiting, and sell ing Liberty bonds In every station of life. high and low, the women of America have felt the divine spark of patriotism and feeling have acted. For three long weeks, night will find them weary from the days of activity in making the fourth Liberty loan go over the top.
 There is no fear that all and more than the quota for Bisbee will be sub scribed. At all the meetings the earn est look of the women workers be- speak determination and desire to do the best that they can. And their slogan will be Twin the war in 1919"
 An elaborate parade has been plan ned for October the 5th. All over the country this is being done. So here in this flourishing mining town we must go and do likewise. Every wo- man that has bought Liberty bond or her husband has, may march in this parade, and all who have a brother, son or husband in the service of the army or navy are asked to march and bring their service flag for they will lead the procession. A great deal of enthusiasm is expected to be displayed on this night of October 5th, when all of the women will meet at the Doyle house at p. m. and march to the City park with the c. & A band playing patriotic selec- tions. The spirit of victory will be supreme for by that time the first week of the drive will be over and a whirlwind of eagerness and grim de- termination will have swept the whole country to make the remaining two weeks be our answer to a Impractical peace offering, buying ponds with a hand that knows no stint.
 The committee in charge of the Liberty loan parade will be composed of the following: Mesdames s. H. Kyle, Sam Frankenberg, George A Bridge, F. A. Mckinney, F. E. Shine, N c. Bledsoe, E. E. Ellinwood, c. S. Thompson, F. c. Hurst and Henry Poppen.
 Mrs. Sam Kyle received the follow ing telegram from Miss Alice Birdsall of Phoenix, in regard to the Liberty loan parade:
 Phoenix, AriZ.,
 Sept. 26, 1918. Mrs. Sam H. Kyle,
 Bisbee, Ariz.
 Secretary of the treasury has desig- mated Saturday, October ,, as woman in war work day. Special celebration particularly torchlight parades sug- gested To include representatives of women engaged in war work. Advise you to take matter, up immediately with your sub-chairmen and have cele- bration arranged for that day.
 ALICE M. BIRDSALL.
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 On behalf of the National and Paris headouarters, Mrs. Frantzen wishes to thank the commercial club. business men, and all the peoples in general the gentlemen who donated the two dozen pasties, and the c. & A. band who donated their services and their hearty cooperation for making the dance a success. And especially the local Red Cross chapter for the use of the Red Cross booth to the A. F. F. W. and A c. D. F. for the night The ladies who served refreshments and sold tickets deserve special credit for they worked extremely hard to make the dance a success. The pro ceeds will be sent to France immedi- ately to be used in purchasing an am bulance for the use of allied wounded soldiers to be carried away from the battle front and for the general refu- gee dispensary for children. The To- cal committee will request that the Paris committee name the ambulance Bisbee, as Bisbee is the largest town