davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
LABOR BOARD WILL
 ASSUME HARD WORK

Because of the discontinuance of the local office of the United States department of labor, the work which is considered of such importance in this district, will henceforth be car ried on by the labor community board of which J. C. White is chairman and J. R. Wilbert is secretary.
 The service will remain the same as under MT. Ashurst and no charge will be asked of the. employer or employe. It will facilitate the work of the of flee if employers will notify J. C. White, phone 191, of their needs of labor land hn effort will be made immediately to supply the demand. Men looking for work are asked to communicate with Mir White.
 All telephone calls and business during the day relating to employment should be made to MT. White. After 5:30 o'clock in the evening MT. Will bert will attend to the business in the Miners union hall A typist and cor respondent desiring to offer his serv- ices for one or two nights a week will materially assist the work now undertaken by the board
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
'alGa .llSl Ss0lS" 0S E!e IKE
 eF ksKY Of GecGFajllG

h --s-T,e s- ss- r-- --=--s se s---r- 0-v--- Nr-zare eTrtfe. T1c r-1 -nr a -s VI La1r. |r|a1 ,,c1 cf r- ssl-s ess ne sl,s cl 2-e1 -s- N>Sss Fsisc-as e s-sac a -1e 1re -a-s
 x az.rA s-es- ss -s -> lsess- ,-s.--s<- rs, e-u ec el-a-. s.sa-s-@ e' tH.1' ee -ca1-1lr -- .a ls, s-s zl-ac. gVsr-s 1'a -sse ee-.1s a-s --7e --7a-z -sns a4ssac toe---sa-e a -N -s--lat -1raasTs srrr --tal.ssIH- 'ne Erra i1ra 'H- -H-s .at .sl,77s a e--es tlf a-'s- -a..-yi as Ar-as--
 h cg.-e a ec cs7,s-t sI--a1s Hs ec-e ces17e -a fa-u<c csaas, AlSs.s----sr -71-- sel.-l r1 ce -e ol~sN e. l-.=z.-- Sae esss-- as ,z1S-s zsl ri1
 ns Ss5se- saos, rc s1--s,--N S sa,s 70 r-,-- lnt- >s-> -ss cI rs.aa. rsa-rs c.-sar .aellc rI ss-zl N a-s a- le-a s-1T s1ss,. Al-.e tc-s eats pss,4 s, es " t1-ers -,sa- -e s-l ls azes .eaz r M
 rss a---e, t'~s rrs.l a -,-> s-- -.rs sa- s --A asf 1-Cal.r1 s,szs -sa--s ts-Hs la|rl n- -Hsr H-- r--rs.lls a- e' ns- --e -sic7 r ~--'ea n, >-s -7-c ,.-sc-e ss Cq,--- -ss c-f sr -ar7e % s- srrss1s S,, -l- t.s 60 e-r~77, ,.s7sss. t-'r -zas e-i cN -e-rc " --rrs.n sr, N 's sfia7.''a- q rr1l,-c sre es f-rTs- s.sa .s fs1
 Nc e1z1r-u scca1a-1 le-rIssa sa-r VI - -.'-~ s1 1ea---s n e=s -r.4lH.e- aI era- 7,lsss
 0r s,.c, -a C'ss'l.tzr's -saar1ca --'s, s-'s ir a-s-s-r-s ce-r e-f .a r11r e-se177-, --e-r Ss1 Secezes sr 1 sHlc - H- c- -=2s s .' 1s-H-te
 tac --s-e -s-r.-f -ss o-1-s-. -us -a- --l---i eae- .-a--sss -rsl aHs-ss >cs 17z-r r-s --ssee -s1 ccca~re s-1sazs co 'ess -H-ae De s-ste a-t-r r- 2-rns-e -aa,f azr s71 e7e as tie SO c-lszassas Q, s-a ,, -'ls1aaar- -s.rs~ s--> eSser szs7e s1 -s 9e sesa t-' >7- '
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23

"The Girl of the Golden Apple"
 Great care should be given the neck. It is easier to protect the neck from cold, the sun and dust, than the face. Ribbons and furs worn around the neck should be carefully selected as they often contain substances deleteri- Ous to the skin
 If you can stand it always leave the neck uncovered. Everything that restricts tightens it tends to make the face red.
 Frequently massage, your neck. The process for the neck is the same as that for other parts of the body. Al ways use a certain gentleness. The different procedures are: Gently strOking, pressing, kneading, batting, beating, pinching and shaking the skin.
 Exercise your neck. Do this by bending the head every night and morning ten times to the right and ten times to the left Also bend the head backwards and forward the same number of times. This will improve the blood circulation and the color of the skin, give fuIlness if the neck is thin and reduce an excess of fat if there be any.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
NeUs Of Social Circles
 Bisbee 1 1 Warren Q Q LoweH

The cozy tea room, that delightful place where one may chat with her friends over a cup which stimulates. is in prospect for Bisbee. The pos sible enjoyment of such a place can not be reckoned in the abstract but it is safe to assume that the women of the Warren District are much like women everywhere and that seems to insure the success of the venture.
 The plan is a bit hay as yet hay ing given way to the more immediate work incident to the opening of the Blue Triangle cafeteria which, by the way. is the '. W. c. A. cafeteria with a new name. One must admit that there is an attractive suggestion in the name-it seems to bring in its wake hints of wholesome well cooked things to eat and surroundings which aid in fostering the appetite of even the most fastidious And it is all bound to come true if the casual lOoker-on can prophecy with any de gree of accuracy.
 Which is a rather indirect way of
  champ, new director of the cafeteria, a Southern woman with the character istic ideas of hospitality and the con- viction that even a cafeteria need not be a cold cheerless place.
 For several months Mrs. Deschamp was director of the cafeteria at the hostess house which the Y. W. c. 4. established at Camp Doniphan, Fort Sill, Oklahoma Known as Miss D. to the boys of the Thirty-Fifth Di- vision who were stationed at the camp, she represented the element of home, skilfully weaving into the in- stitutiOn touches which suggest the family life rather than the pay-fOr- what-yOu-get spirit which might so easily have become resident there. When she left the camp to take a rest she was determined to inject the same idea into whatever cafeteria she managed Since her arrival in Eisbee she has had the vision of the homelike cafeteria and it's supple mentary tea room of the future.
 One is inclined to believe that the enthusiasm with which Mrs. Deschamp has taken up the task is a guaran- tee of success. Aided by a broad vision and knowledge of the needs of the business woman, because she is one of them, she is able to plan in- telligently and to the purpose.
 The cafeteria opened this morning. For days things have been moving swiftly and the sprng housekeeping has frightened lp the walls, ceiling, floor and tables. to say nothing of dishes, which are new and shining for the most part
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
Bell Is AWarded Damages iIl Suit
 Against Bisbee


 William R. Bell, who sued the City of Bisbee for $25,0OO for personal in jUries received when he fell into an unprotected lsubway, was awarded judgment in the sum of S4,OO0 by a jury in Judge A. c. LOckwoOd's court yesterday afternoon. Attorneys Kyle and Sutter represented the city. while Attorneys Flannigan and Murry rep resented Willard.
 Bell set up that he was walking home on a night in November, 1917, when he fell into a subway at the rear of the Imperial confectionery and sustained 3 broken leg.
 The hearing was commenced Fri day morning. This is the second case of a similar nature in less than a month wherein a jury awarded the receives further information.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
METHODIST LADIES' AID SOCIETY MEETS.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist church met at the home of Mrs. L. E. Hawes of Warren on March 13- It was a social afternoon with Mesdames Hall, Perry, Enochs and Krebs as hostesses. The follow ing were present; Mesdames All bright, Berry, Baldwin, Clark. Coch- ran. DeBorra, Gardner, Grace. Hall. Harshman, Hicks, Krebs. Main, Me Gauhy, Perry, Quick, Taylor, Warm 1ngton, White and Miss Carpenter.
 The next meeting will be held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hall in Warren.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
R. H. H. BLOME WILL
 RESIDE ON COAST

R. H. H. Blome, principal of the Bisbee high school, resigned his posi- tiOn yesterday and left on the Golden State limited last night for Los An geles, where he will remain for the benefit of his health.
 MT. Blome made many friends in this district during his stay here He accepted the vacancy as principal of the high scnool caused when E. Q. Snider joined the service. Snider is now stationed at Charleston, s. C., where he is dramatic instructor in the naval school
 Miss Hattie Malam, who is vice principal of the school, will act as principal until MT Snider returns.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
HEAVY SNOW STORM
 VISITS NEW MEXICO

EAST LAS VEGAS, N. M., March 22.-This section of the country has been visited by the heaviest snow storm in years. At Mora four feet has fallen since Thursday night. Houses are collapsing and people are turning out 60 help each other save property. Thirty inches of snow has fallen here in the last 4S hours and it is still showing tonight. Many buildings have collapsed here and electric light and car service is. stop ped.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
CITY ID VOTE ON BONDS TOMORROW

Tomorrow the registered taxpayers or Bisbee will have the opportunity to vote on the question of the citv's bond issue to be used for street i'm provementS. Only those taxpavers who registered prior 10 March II will be allowed 10 vote, and the result of the votes.
 Voting places will open at $ o'clock in the morning and will close at 6 o'clock in the evening Each ward. of which there are three, will have one voting place and are designated as follows: First ward. office of city clerk. city hall; Second ward. NJ. C. Highs office in the Allen block. for merly used as a court room; Third ward. the real estate office of Hogan & Seed, on Main street.
 The question in the ballot will be whether voters approve of the city floating a bond issue of approximate ly S2O0,Oc0 to capitulate the street pay ing. Should the bond issue carry. it will mean that many men especially those who have seen service will be given employment.
 Following are the election officers as provided in the official call for election:
 FIRST WARD
 Inspector, George W. Stewart.
 Judges, John Caretto and Geo. Bunker
 Clerks, Mrs. Kate LaMore and Chris Dabovich.
 Marshal, J. L. Brooks. SECOND WARD
 Inspector, H. M Woods.
 Judges, A. w. Ecker and l. W. Wal lace.
 Clerks. E. A. witdg and XII. Acord.
 Marshal, NJ. c. High. THIRD WARD
 Inspector, w E. Baugh
 Judges, J. s. Williams and Griff J. Williams.
 Clerks, Mrs V. NJ. Wacek and Dan B. Seed.
 Marshal, John W. Hogan.
 In a statement made by Mayor Jacob Erickson last night denying the ! rumor that should the city bond issue pass a number of foreigners would be brought here to work on the streets ! in preference to Americans he said; | ''The rumor is absolutely false and so ridiculous that it should be passed ]
  ican citizens will be employed on l street construction work, and even | then preference will be given to l who have resided in this | district for years
 P. H. Hollock, city engineer, said a stringent state law provides that | only American citizens shall be em- | ployed on street construction work in | the cities. The general rule with | is that they employ the l labor they need in the district where | the improvements are to be made | And with the exception of his staff, | consisting of a few clerks and sur veyOrS, this rule is upheld.
 City officials are at loss as to how l the rumOr started, but they believe | it to be so absurd that practically no l attention has been paid to it.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
eESERl paa9ES ISeapS
 RaST lG G68SS HE lESls

I've. ss- er re e-e-I- s.sr o---r- f1orr are sHt a.t ts sr a..e1 ss-s ts a's- rr Agse
 Nes rlrHsna HIls HH aH.H Fr HH|1iHa r Er 'c a.H-ssr i-ssrs H.sTHI. ..r sr -s ls- ssa- ea, s.s- M. ra a.r' ae- N pc e., t'r- -s a .e7n ~ NH 7 ~ "
 tsa H-r--s HH| r-1 Fsf efH1t7- q, la,r r.s .arH- n. 70 Ha. hHte se|a cr rIsHt -rs araa "a r-rrl HHr aaH iss-- 1H.es cf Ha1ssaHs I..-. -aI sa asrlHa '39.. t. as. se e- s11ss'7e .-Hasra a r~ -.es HHr aHs lr1aHlrl e t1ac cslIs= rHa ...,s rr .-r erHHT HH tr'saa- as1 ls-cs ..-r.- r es-s. -|-s- r". na.Hf .a = v, at- eHs a. isfsaf - ea HH Hs' I1r r1H1Ts est i1 .- aI a..t tI-. 1,s sas t .1- krss s11 saslz1 rHa .s a.s..Ha1.s . '1 H1sHs
 n. e- rsss. .. .-a.--.s If1 rr M aat le aI s..zs .ra.s r. aa as -Il .aeie ss1ls aas ss s..s-' Vt. HHH7 ..H r " .s1e 11 s1as-sas s-s .,.,-.,s -- s- 'a.sa, i,-s .s sal ss'a css -- saaH
 a.sf r-.|. s..1aH VI tg a1-a -als aHs ae- s1-Tsa.H r h7 N- r1lea.- n ..-a r.Ha .H|aHe H. s'r|. H.-rsH ua Nsa are f1 a..HH. aHHaHs as.Isr 't fses =
 ... s..aas e. ~7 lsar.s eH-sea 1i e el aa VI -l rra -ur rr l--t esaas sl 1r aaa-.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
WARREN UNION CHURCH

The Warren Sunday School meets at 10 o'clock every Sunday morning. Preaching service Sunday will be at 7:30 in the evening. Sunday School at South Bisbee will be at p. m.
 Sunday School at Don Luis will be at 10 o'clock in morning. A cordial invitation is extended to everyone to attend all our services Come you are welcome.
 THOMAS 4. MITCHELL.
 Minister
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
Birthday Party.

A birthday party in honor of their nephew, Herbert Fenner, was given by Mir. and Mrs. Scanland, at their home last night. A large birthday cake adorned the table and many col ored candles served to help decorate the room which was trimmed with Easter decorations. The young nephew received many pretty and use ful presents. The guests were Her bert Fenner, Polly Stewart, AIine Nj. Stewart, Adelaide Scanland and the hOstesses, MT. and Mrs. N. w. Scan- land.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
SETS NEW RECORD

fBv Review Leasel Wire)
 BALTIMORE, March 22.-in the big indoor athletic meet here tonight in which there were 544 entries, F. Pol lard (scratch man) of the Meadow brook club, Philadelphia. made a new indoor worlds record for 100 yards low hurdles in Il 2-5 seconds.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
PREseYTERIAN cHuRcH
nday School S;45 a. m-

Sunday School S:45 Q. no. Morning Worship II a. m. Sermon topic: The New Era in Church and Nation"
 Sole. Mrs. Dan O'ConneH. Fear Ye Not O Israel" tby Dudley Buck. .. Evening Worship 7:SO p. m. Ser. mon Topic: The Lust of a Highly Spiced Life
 ALLAN KRICHBAUM,
 Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
TO CONTINUE PROBE.
Ry Review Leased wirel

NBy Review Leased W1re)
 DIES MONIES, Iowa, March 22- With the adjournment today until Tuesday of the Iowa house judiciary committees investigation of the Rath- bun pardon case, it was indicated that the committee subsequently would continue next week.
 Governor W. L. Harding will be the first witnes sexamined when the hear ings are resumed
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Informal Christian Science meet ings are held in Warren every Sun day i;i the public hall opposite C. x A. offices. All are most welcome. The meeting today will be held at 11:30 a. m. Subject: Matter"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
The Churches

Notices to appear in this column hereafter must be in The Review office not later than Friday eve ming of each week. Notices re- ceiVed after that time cannot be used.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
Mrs. Woods Entertains.

As a compliment to her niece Mrs E. H. Hatch of Eveleth, Minn.. is visit ing here Mrs Charles R. Woods en- tertained at bridge yesterday after noon Her guests were Mesdames Cleon Knapp, Frank Wheeler, E. M. Gallagher and Hatch and the Misses Mabel Baur, Hazel Judson and Des- mond
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
AEET's USzT o1E
 UR1 GNcTE SoEE
csn- H--s Sl- sF-s as--az- n-s rs
 -s~ea--ss-..-.

Nr-N-s S-< s-s az-,s-
 r-s rs
 ~aa-r s ass-as rsr-as sas HIss. sl =aaa1 H aaa-r ~- mr Hsasr !. aeS1 as ce ssFu1 1a= na-- =assaT .-aiss Haa-sI s1sIs sNsa sa EHs -=9a @lsalI 70 -G V -E e be -1 Hra aas7s a4aH
 Fsl = ss-s s--sss -a-ea ssss H=T- -~1=e=sl1f n fa1Har ta1 aaas na Ha -aFHT atsHEss. fsr7Hessa|
 as a-s H-s e-s aa ssee- Ha H-sn nHs=HlaI assFs aHa aHr as.a11 HH H~ a1E n-T aHH co naass sHs a=s7 % n=r .aas ae ~ eas Hsara1s A He asa-s -es s=1 asaav ac VI ee HaH Ha asHs aas nE raa naa eass s sssi as ~ tas tass1 n Haa aase ua =a7~ =aa alHl ~re -aH -r aHrl rs eslF -Hra H- a=a aa E rssH@a a flan s Has- aleH1 rH HaH1ess 11 Hl1Hg tHsHr aIH- larHHaart a tla4Hcn aef- ezi1s ,laaeal e-is'a 1asTr-s ~ss -ena % 1Ila aI1a1 AuTaarrH aaa4 1sf b slaF Dc an ~n-z
  asl aHl -aEs - sasel n aH VI HHH sHl H1Ir HnrHa 70 wa aal sas 1a aean ses eH-re s Nnllal Hrr-s aas-t11 . raa aHe Ha @as aalN H-an u1 es e aTsanrl srlll Q --a1 esN m saar nT ~s s~-=s @Ha1 - N=n Nga araHa na arN
 c-1 eraHl -raer~ s EHsrrss ssHrfHs a.aIHl|sss a lssi1 lrt HF al -nea Nsr rasH-s s11I aI ss7lg as-H arHr sas- a-snlHr s ---e= a9 lar --eHsT aae "A
 Hsar s-slHsl aa aslr esIef aala rrM a ~ leo 1sHl naa HH sa Esl s aHar aH a-a VI e--a ssHs aas1 a1 IHr aaaaa asa nTs saa ~ aa.11naa aHre sas- llra ssasH1 l- a s1 E a ma aar1 co a=l ~E easAH aa1- e ls-ssa 1a ~ as Hals a aH1 lsl lass sl n No HH nHarH TN1aHI a7sHT \ s-.E1l1 . -
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
SHRAPNEL


 s-sss a-ssa ----t E-e -.- -s--s = .s . e - sa - ~ sH ~- ---
 -ss '
  -.-, .- -s.-- n-- -s, eHs F---- '--a-1 ----- szs .-' 5. .rS--@ s,s--r- as-'s - ~''
 .-- - -Ss 5,r-SoNr ~-g-- s-z.-.sS-s DO Hess 1-- s'-s
 n, -- ---~s -'',- ae --sls- a r-a~ r~ es-- -- ~ -v aIs9 - aae s sss co -sa ea ~ N s,--.s- s- 7as'''' ~ ..., g. s,..ss e: =. s !. s-s .s s-. A.-s~.4---- ----e-'--- usr- Ss-rs - aaaaH n A H H -a a aHaas He 1@a r-n n
 
 See n-sHH sss nF 4a1HsH Hasrs aaas rIaIHIs aI Hsa nl H= ar aaHs H aa aar assas --H- aH>N - -
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
TWENTIETH CENTURY
 CT IT'D CnOTAT AFEEnTNrn

Business was considered quickly and the members of the Twentieth Century club enjoyed a social meet ing Tuesday afternoon Games were in order and older members of the club were given the opportunity to meet those who recently had been admitted to membership. Hostesses for the day were Mrs. R. H. Cochran, Mrs J. T. Quick and Mrs. J. W. F. Smith
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
CHRISTIAN sclENcE sERulcEs

The Christian Science Society of Bisbee, Ariz., holds services at the Odd Fellows Hall every Sunday morn ing at II o'clock. Sunday School at 10 o'clock, and Wednesday evening. testimony meeting at o'clock. The public is welcome and invited to at tend. Subject for Sunday, March 23, Matter
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
aa.- liE Et sssS
 Lsa- =a lsg4H-sf

 ar ae
 ~ es
 
  a .H.as HH aa "a .. HaH
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
"Ihe Girl Of the Golden Apple" Tells HOIO to DeUeLOp 0 Beautiful Neck

Four famous artists-James Montgomery Flagg, Howard Chan dler Christy, Penrhyn StanIzWs and Harrison Fisher-gaVe the "golden apple" of beauty at the annual Gnu Chin Chow ball in New York to Miss Edith Hyde. Miss Hyde is now telling 5isbee wo- men her beauty secrets in a series of 1s articles written expressly for The Daily Review, and illus trated by photographs of Miss Hyde herself. This article is the second.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
LEAVE FOR COAST.

MT and Mrs v. F. Hicks left Wednesday night for Sacramento. Mrs Hicks will remain there and MT. Hicks will go to Seattle. They ex- peet to make their home on the coast
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
FIRST CHRISTIAN cHuRcu

Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. A class for everyone
 Morning service, II o'clock; sermon. The Sacrifice of Christ" Evening service, 7:30 o'clock; sermon, The Inspiration of the Bible.
 Prayer meeting Wednesday night.
 VIM. H. MATTHES. Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
LADIEs, AIp socIETY-

The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church will meet in the church parlors Thursday afternoon at Z o'clock The food sales which are being conducted by the society on Saturdays at the Angius store will be continued indefinately.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Sunuay SCHOOL y.40 a. m- Morning Prayer and address il a. m- Subject: Conversion" Thursday, choir practice p. m. Friday, Lenten service s D. m.
 JACOB NJ. WHITE,
 Rector
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
RECEIVE RENEpIcrIoN.


 NEW YORK, March 22.-Apostolic benediction from Pope Benedict KY was contained in a cablegram received today by the New York chapter of the Knights of Columbus in response to a message of thanks for appointment of Archbishop Hayes as head of the New York archdiocese.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
s1NT7n

aa HH HHH aas a
 - a. a ..-- rl.. .H s..as saaa-a alN aa H n1|a
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
NEirr EeF-E
 saa.. r..-a .-aNIs

ar=
 a. I.H a|a .lI saI |HI a. HH
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
ST. JOHNS GUILD.

St Johns Guild will meet Wednes- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. White in Quarry Canyon. Further plans will be made for the bazaar. which will be held April s.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
HSs sss.sss Ssza ss eEr.rus

rsr saas Ssss- ssss -l aa al -atfIs H Er~- r-- t a7r 1Ha4aa I1 say
 ~n SO NHa saIa -a. ae aI ase ar. aa aIaFs aa a.aaa a H-aF F@w Do aH HHss
 as.- ass-sas|ss 1s7as sls'lH a. sanlss nIs bow ~HaasH nHs Ha1 aI nH HrHa waHa n aEH =IH a--s ral -r sas sH.ss 1s a esss a saH aHa %
 eH Ha H.HH. arr HH Ha af a H aaH Na H Ha a sarrr sfHs as|HI aHaHasf De sIs s ..s saHaas-t 1-sHas -aHa naa HsIs HHI. ra sa ~ ~ asaHelaH aHHaHII HH 1IHaH HIsf s -asHs HsI nIaa ar HHr HH HH ssr1 a rasH sHH ~ -s-sl sa- s-s-> a.ss. A e
 ns-s -- a.s. a as ssss s,-1 ---s fss, e-s-l F-- as f -a--
 -s-1 r1s.a-s al -sHsae - saa a --aH=1 aHeaH 1sH aas Ien ss \ arss -s.e asH set as H|ss .n raH eHe aaI HIr IHls coo |I ea~sa sse -ra "a aas a='.' a1 -ln aHIN HaH a1sHHn
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
ZlfS- E0g s-aI,sl
 SeG iikACr fNoS

asn Ha e~ e-s sss-a
 a s a
 HI Hn
 HHal HlHHaa sFf a1l aa H aHl aH a11 Hsl 4 He aar aas-a ~s
 a Haa H sa Hal aa -s. a-s ea-as Hn n=ur ss ssT Hr Hasars1s7a7rss rsr teas e. --sa eH n aae ca a11. azs7a
 a-se rr
 s- ss ss Nr- =~ eco r- con r-e
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
Hostess at Bridge.

Mrs. J. E. Curry was hostess at a chain bridge given at her attractive home Friday afternoon. Playing at the tables were Mesdames c. M. Lynn. Jahn Mason Ross, Williamson, F. F.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
arm nc nrtC
rrrV.rVl1-asI

 H
 ~ .. aa |. . 10. H.H H a H. Ha
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23

The Woman's club will meet Fri day afternoon. Mrs. c. F. Hawley and Mrs. Gerald Sherman will be | hOstesses
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
col saEs ezts
 Ln.LL A- L.-l--

asa -a IH-9H. ss r. ea Is-Isa H~ Fa H1
 - |aHH II. .IH|
 H H. . I|IH I.H HH -.a HI.IlI sst .II aH
 I'd. .. ..s als .rae aH VI r Ha a.HaHaaH HlaHT e ss sss 70 1ase' -f H sa=as .s17Hs. s7al aEsH Ha Ha
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23

Fourth Liberty Loan the women of COchise county gained subscriptions amounting to $1,2SS, 500.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
Red Cross saIvaoe.

Don't forget the Red Cross salvage drive. Anything which could be de voted to immediate use or sold to aid the treasury fund is sought by the To- cal chapter. Have a salvage box in your home, put the things you don't need in it. If you cannot take them to MT. Woods shop on the Naco road next to the B. l. warehouse, if it be anything but clothing, or to the Red Cross shop, if your contribution is made up of garments, phone 426 and the bundle will be called for and de- livered at the proper place.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23

s-sa a-s .--e9 as -s Hara1s s1s H. IaaaaIs HI d a.-H Nr. a-.- naH n sa
 -f Ha1 ~T r77 -ss' Ia Hla
 -1Ie .r a.l.|f aasas -a-z Fras Nss nlr Hr aHHas1 e-a sl -t zcs es
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
aars s..s llss ,ss,..-. v. s.A

H| H|aHs H aaH al aH HH HH HH HHH .a|l a s aH|aI I.H aH -. ed sI.IlIH aHIaH
 ar as saHsaHI n 'l.r
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
saszs srssSs

tee r-s s- u sre
 Hr sIH H1 HHa ss.H n1l Hs HH E HHs = Haa aHss a
 ca ~ n- rHH Hes aas3ra =H Ha aaH aFs ss-a- nss a1 - a ~aHa aa Hae aa NH saa wr a aH - rss a- aa ear Ha sr a. s-srar. es sss - s e-s s.s -
 az-e sss as .s7as s7l a ~
 ~-eaa as aas -sa co ns
 - "a r-Ea-la ars s-r u-H a-as s ss HH-H HHsa
 nsa rH m
 nasa- ,==S
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
VISITS IN FL PAso-
WOMAN'S CLUB TO MEET

MS e. H- Dowel spent last week visiting in Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
w-as Tcn 1aooo

sas ea -a,s. as4, s-ss % Hs. HHf taaH-I aaaeIH HsIasa 1a1HI Haa
 Hs=s aHaH His H a11 Hs a.r H H a.. u4a. asss ns -s
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
= Nrpo rns sosE

--H, as-r s.rs-a llas- N-.e as.ss sa Hs aaeae a Hsa s
 11sHlH1 HHHH.s HI aH1Ia 1H a-raa 1isas HsIsH1 q lsaaHaza H sasalsl -aTa1 11 nE HT fsHr a VI sssa-s NsI=HH e=ss- a.eHss
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
Anona Club Dance.

Anona Club Dance.
 Invitations to a dance to be held next Saturday evening at K. of c. hall are to be sent out by the Anona club this week. The club will meet tomor- row evening with Mrs. w. F. Cowan to complete plans for the event.