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EN- RUSTICA
Alberto Mousset La Poiitica Exterior Espana (pr6-
logo Romanones). 80
Bres6. Mecanografa (Escritura al tacto 80
" Marguerite. La Tierra Natal novea acerca de Ia
guerra, .......................: 115
Jose M Deulofeu. Ell Amor Munecas (novela
pr6logo de Frances.) 100
8. Madariaga. Londres 100
'E Cabalero Audaz pecado pecado (novelas 80
Silvain Degatne. Terrestres Venus icon
Flammaron.) .......... go
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en- .(Su vaor practice ell
tratamentO de las Intermediates
e la hygiene diaria) 20
Fernando Maristany Mejores 1iricas de
la Lengua Francesa. ........".. rs
., Las Nejores
la Inglesa rs
Creapo MejOres Poetas ContempOraneos
(Antologfa) ..................... 80
A. de Lamartine vaje oriente NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
Eleuteo Venzelos Grecia ante In Guerra Europea. 30
D. Lloyd George. Victoria Marcia s5
Teodoro Roosevelt. 81 Deber de America ante la Nueva
Europa. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rs
"a Nueva Libertad. .............. 65
r. B. Gr6n. de CriGr los Hijos (Educaci6n
fisica, moral intellectual de la
fancia. Observation-Disclosures. 65
r. Waldo Trne. Renovation Social NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. go
P. Alard. Los Esclavos Crstianos ............ 100
Salvador HOjaS CaidaS 100
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Miguel Ar2bahev. Ell Limte (novela) 80
Lopez Pnilos Las Aguas (de la vida torero)
Kelermann El Tunel (novela) 100
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la Guerra) ..................... 100
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Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-07

Frank Loughrey vs. Russell Cham bers in return match is the boxing treat to be offered "ians" of the War ren district in the card now being prepared for Sept. 22 at the Warren ball park. Johnny Hughes and Johnny Myers, those consistent Bisbee boys, who have won both their last fights by the K Q. route, will be thefeatures of the preiIminaries 60 the main event. NeEotiations have been start ed to find two capable opponents for the Bisbee lads.
 Incidentally, the matching. of Loughrey and Chambers again for the 22d marks the entraAce of a new boxing clu0 in local arena. Sheriff James Mcdonald, one of Loughrey's admirers, who believes that the Philadelphia 'bearcat" can whip Chambers tie next ,1ne they meet and who has been endeavoring for some time to get Loughrey another chance at the First calvaryman, has obtained the use of the Warren park frcm J. G. Cowen, superintendent of the Warren -Bisbee street railway. As sociated with him in. handling the program will O. s. French and Johnny Twomey, who know rne boxing game upside down and inside out.
 Loughrey and Chambers met at the Warren parks three weeks ago in one of the best ten-round bouts ever seen in the arren district. Referee Jack Mcdonald or Cl Paso, gave Chambers the decision Loughrey ard his friends have been seeking a return match ever sS.ce and Lough. rey has offered to fight the cavalry man again on winner-takeall basis with a good side bet.
 Loughrey and Sheriff Mcdonald will go tc Douglas tomorrow to sign up the articles and to -gree on the details of the match. Chambers has expressed a willingness to fight
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-07
|SPOR7 NEVIS FOR WARREN DISTRICT FANS
GOOD MA 1CHES PLENT|FULFOR
 DISTRICT CLUB

With the calling off of boxing exhibitions at all army posts along the border where admission is charg- ed. it is expected there will be less difficulty in arranging good cards at the civilian clubs The Warren Dis trict Athletic club is now in negotia- tion with a number of managers and boxers.
 Secretary Tom Egan yesterday got a telegram fl om Otto Wallace, who wants date here with Al MacManus or any other lightweight MacManus defeated De Motte at Tucson the other night Wallace is one of the classiest of the hghtweights along the border.
 Tommy Carter also wants match.
 Solly Harris wired in from Fl Paso that he has Tom Cowler in tow and wants a match for him with Walker or any other good heavyweight. He says CowleT recently boxed a draw with Jack Johnson, the ex-champion, at Mexico City, and also has deci- sion over Willie Meehan to his credit Gene Dalmont also has sent in word that he is open for date with any good 133 pound boy With this mate rial to pick from it looks as if there would be little difficulty in getting up an attractive card.
 Since his recent victories over Frank Loughrey and O'Brien, Russell ! Chambers. the fighting First cavalry man at Douglas wants to fight on nothing but a percentage basis.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-07
[OUGHREYAND CHAMBERS S|GNED
 AGAIN n F|GHT SEPTEMBER 22D
 AT THE WARREN BASEBALL PARK
Philadelphia BearCat Will Get Another Chance at Soldier Ten-Round Route; Sheriff Mcdonald, Johnny TWomey and c. s. French Will Put On Hgh-CIasS Boxing Card
 With Johnny Hughes and Johnny Myers in PreiminarieS

Loughrey again, but has been asking a percentage. It is se---yec ii purse large enough to satisfy both men can be offered.
 l. had at first been planned to stage the fight tue 18th at one of the the atres, but since the use of the War ren ball park has been obtained the date was changed to the 22d. The park will accommodate an unlimited crowd and judging from the interest evinCed in a return match 3otwesn Loughrey and Chambers there will be a record-breaking attendance.
 Williams of Douglas, probably will be the reseree. He has been the third man in the ring at all the recent fights put on at the Enlisted Mems club at Douglas and his decisions have been giving universal satlsfac- tion.
 With Chambers and Loughrey for the maiu event and Hughes and Myers in tbe preliminaries the card will prove 6 winner. Hughes knock cd out Red Vaughn in the second round of their fight two weeks ago and Myers disposed of Kid Lavine in the same number of stanzas.
 Ducky Rhodes may be picked to op- pose Myers, whhe Kid Conte, Koob or Ochoa are being discussed to bat tie Hughes. With the fight game at the army camps put out of business by recent orders of General Dick mar, there should be no lack of good material for the preliminaries and a big crowd of Chambers followers will be in attendance frc-- Cougras.
 Chambers, who is now at his top form in speed and condition, will receive his discharge from the army within a few days and boxing experts believe he has championship makings. Loughrey has been training hard ever Since his last fight O and will be in much better condition when he meets the soldier again.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-07

Aio boxing promoters have entered into negotiations with Johnny Myers, the clever Bisbee boy, for a fight there on the goth of this month. My CTS is "rearin' to go". though he does not know yet who his opponent will be.
 Myers has one of the best records of any. of the boys in the southwest as his recent battles show. Here is the record. all victories or draws:
 Shang Taylor, knockout in two rounds.
 Soldier Lewis. decision in four rounds.
 Art Taylor. knockout in two rounds.
 Soldier Lewis, decosion in four rounds.
 Tony valanzuela, Snockout in four rounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-07

Charlie Thomas. decision in four rounds.
 Russell Chambers, six-round draw.
 Kid Grant. July 4, decision in four rounds.
 Dusty Rhodes. July 30. decision in six rounds.
 Jack Levine. August 22, at Warren, knockout in two rounds.
 Myers fights at 145 pounds and is willing to take on any fighter in the business al that weight. He would like to meet Kid Vaughn or Dusty Rhodes and later take on Frank Loughrey. the Philadelphia bear cat" Myers is enc of the cleanest fighters that ever stepped into a ring and has big following in the Warren district.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-07

The reason why Review job printing, costs you less for a higher grade of work is the fact that the Review plant is the largest and best equipped plant in Cochise county. Serv- ice, quality and lower prices. Call 39 for that next job of printing.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-07
HOOPER STARS FOR BOSTON.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 6.-Hooper was Boston's star in it's double victory over Philadelphia. He hit a home run, double ard single in the first game, and his triple in the eleventh inning with shannon on first DRse, won the second. . tg.A
 First game Score: R! H. E. Boston ..-.. 1000 O3O 11OA11 2l' ? Philadelphia. e. 100 900 1OI-S s o
 Batteries - APennock and Schang. McNenI: Johnson, Gary, Adams and Perkins
 s Second game. Score: R.H. E. Boston -... ..0OO 900 O30 O2--5 12 2 Philadelphia 1000 0O2 100 OO-3 3 2
 Batteries - Russell and Schang; Kinney and McAvoy.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-07

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Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-07
SENATOR'S BEAT NEW YORK.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6. - Shaw pitched well in the pi.ches and with good support Washington won from New York. Score: R. Fl. E. New York 1000 0O1 O00-1 @ 2 Washington - 400 900 OOx-4 9 0
 IiHtteries-May and Ruel; Shaw and Charity.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE. STANDING OF THE TEAMS
INDIANS SLAUGHTER WHITE sox

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-Cieveland won ali easy victory from Chicago and as result the league leaders lead in the pennant race was cut to 6119 games The victory of the visitors coupled with the defeat of Detroit at the hands, of St. Louis placed Cleveland ill second place. Cleveland hammered Williams sO hard that he was with drawn at the end of four innings Before the finish Manager Gleason used three mcre slabmen. The locals hit Bagby hard, but on1y twice were they able to produce runs.
 Score; R. H. E. Cleveland .-.. lilo PAP OO1-11 Il 1 Chicago ------. ----0O0 001 OO1 -2 IA 2
 Batteries-Bagby and O'Neill; Will Hams, Lowdermilk, Mayer, Sullivan and Schalk, Lynn
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-07
PIRATES BLANK CUES.

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 6.Pittsburgh defeated Chicago in what was the visitors last appearance here this sea son. The Pirates drove Hendrix from the box ill the third inning. Cooper was invincible, only one visiting bat ter reaching third base. A feature of the game was seven double plays, a seasons record.
 Score: H. H. E. Chicago ---..--. 1000 GOO 000-O 5 Pittsburgh - IDA 303 00x-11 IS 1
 Batteries--Hendrix, Carter and Xiii lifer; Cooper and Schmidt.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-07
INDIANS GUT LEAD IF WHITE SOX; ] REDS DEFEAT CARDS, GIANTS WIN
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
NEALE WINS FOR REDS.
HANDING OF THE TEAMS.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 6.-Neale's hit ting featured Cincinnatis victory over St. Louis. Neale's single in the first scored run and h;s double in the fifth drove in two more. Schupp, who started for the locals, was put out of the game in the second for protesting Umpire Harrfson's decision on balls and Clemons was chased in in the fourth. Score:, R. H. E. Cincinnati --- POO 120 000-5 10 St. Louis ..----.----.000 OH 000-2 8 2
 Batteries = Salee and Rariden Schupp, Woodward, May. Tuero and Clemens, Dilhoefer
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-07
PILLS DEFEAT BRAVES.

BOSTON, Sept. G. - Philadelphia took it's last game of the season here. Hogg outpitched Rudolph. Luderus' batting and fielding featured.
 Score: R. H. E. Philadelphia :. ....OO1 OO2 O1O-4 13 1 Boston ........ 1000 100 O00-1
 Batteries-Hogg and Adams; Ru- dolph, Fiilipgim and Wilson.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-07

NEW YORK. Sept. 6-Brooklyn defeated New York in the last game these clubs are scheduled to play witE each other this season.
 Score: R. 1T. E. Brooklyn -..--- ,,012 010 110=-6 12 1 New York -.,O10 O13 r0O0-5 7 2
 Batteries-Mamaux. Smith and Mil Ter; Nehf, Dubuc and Snyder.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-07
Business locals
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Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-07
NOW HERE

Dr. Sehell, the well known optome- trist of Tucson, is now at the Copper Queen hotel on his regular visit, and will remain until Sunday evening only. If you need glasses, cell on him to reXpert service. Special attention
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-07
TIGERS LOSE sLueFEsT.

DETROIT, Sept. 6.-St. Louis bat ted four Detroit pitchers hard today and won. The hitting of Heilmann and Robin was the only redeeming feature of the loose play. The five errors by both teams and eight bases on balls contributed to the scoring
 Score: R. H. E. St. Louis ...-330 POP 020-12 IS ? Detroit -. .......22O 900 S3O-10 l5 3
 Batteries = Leifeld and Southern; Roland, Ayels, Kallio, Cunningham and Ainsmith
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-07

Re=,: ;ae Teview every morumg. Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-07
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Toledo, 3; Milwaukee, 4. Louisville, Z; Minneapolis, o. Indianapolis, 5;<Kansas City, o. Columbus. 5-23 St. Paul, 6-3.
 SOUTHERN: ASSOCIATION. Little Rock, 2-g; Memphis, 7-7. Birmingham, 50; Atlanta, 9-1. New Orleans, 2; Mobile, 1. Chattanooga-Nashville postponed.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-07
Los Angeles, 5-9; Salt Lake, 2-4
WESTERN LEAGUE.

WGS GhN LEA0OE. Joplin, 6; Sioux City,1. Tulsa. l; Omaha, 2. Wichita, 3; Des Moines, s. Oklahoma City. 8; St. Joseph, 6.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-07

Ratterlcs-Scott and Mckee; Daw- on, Ross, Schneider and Brooks.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-07

Technically speaking, we are still at war with Austria, but nobody seems to be losing any sleep over it.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-07

Oakland, 1o-s; Seattle, :4-s.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-07
DODGERS AGAIN FEAT GIANTS

 lifer; Cooper and Schmidt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-30

were made with n quickness that was
battling. Both Thomas and Llycett
used the California serve. Ferguson
and Bailey did not tire during the
three matches and put up n splendid
exhibition. their returns being Just
a. good as the two champions in the
exchanges. although the experience
Of the Australians told in the serving.
The smashing overhead Of the two
visitors also counted materially in
their favor and caused much applause
from the enthusiasts.
The Australian champions again
appeared in an exhibition match this
afternoon and will leave tonight for
Douglas, where they will give an ex-
hibition. After that IL Is planned
TO 20 10 Phoenix and later the grand
canyon on n pleasure trip. The tour
viii wind M in San FranciSco after
games in Los Angeles and other coast
cities and the two stars viii then
take the ship for Australia after m
Absence Of more than a year. In
California IL f. probable that they
viii be matched with Mclaughlin and
Bundy, who are at present in their
native state. nj the enst the two
champions met William johnson. r.
Iiiden II, T. r. Pell, r. Norris VIII
liam II. and other famous racquet
Wielders and were not defeated.
Both are enthusiastic over tennis
conditions in this country and eSpe-
cially endorse the playing OF tennis
by young people.