Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-11
BULLETIN NO. ?

The 9th Liberty Bond Drive that is now on in full swing in Risbee, Warren District was inaugurated sew eral days ago. The money pledged is coming in in fine shape Several large donations have been made to Chairman Judge w. c. Jacks. First Asst Attorney Roark predicts that the drive has just been started and says that he no doubt will be successful at later date in securing consider able more contributions.
 BULLETIN NO. 3
 Sheriff Mcdonald states that never has he had more enthusiastic re- sponse in previous Liberty Bond drives than in the present one. They keep me up at night. They simply force the money on me, says the gen, ial sheriff My assistants are all work ing hard to gather in our full quota.
 BULLETIN NO. 4
 In response to last minute sugges- tions from local Liberty Drive authori- ties several of the more public spirit ed citizens have doubled their appro- priatiOns for the satisfaction that it gives them personally. That personal comfort feeling don't you know.
 BULLETIN NO. 5
 Biddy Doyle says time was in Bis bee when it took four men to arrest a prominent citizen, now they do it by phone. The old town isn't what it was, boys. Biddy says he sent his quota to chief raiser Mcdonald en- cased in a beautiful plush green back box. Green not because it is the favorite color of the Irish republic but in order that they would not con fuse it or have it tainted with vel low backed ones.
 BULLETIN NO. 6
 Lem" Shattuck and Grant Dowen say the rumor has gone around that they are holding off for the last min ute for over the top signal before subscribing, and they wish it known that such is not the case that they be- lieve that the invitation asking them to come to the tea party is being delayed but that they are in constant communication with the committee and will be there to add their ante if it is needed.
 BULLETIN NO. 2
 The end of the 9th Liberty Bond Drive is rapidly drawing to a close Much enthusiasm marks the closing hours. It is rumored on good authority that there may be a 7th drive inaug- urated. If such proves to be the case the committed in charge in order to stimulate interest intend to introduce the new subscription list headed by ex service men. Those who have been cited for yalor or have the distin- guished medal and Croix de Guerre preferred. They say that no Liberty Drive yet has been complete without the military trappings. It is to be dis tinctly understood that the Eisbee Liberty Drives are just as classy as | any that McAdoo or Glass can spring. No pikers here.
 BULLETIN NO. 8
 The honor roll of first subscribers to the Liberty Drive in progress win parade tomorrow at o'clock led by 1 w. c. Jacks. The first eight are re- quested by the Judge to form prompt | ly at his court room in Douglas. In order not to slight any one the gala event will be in two divisions, those not on the first list kindly be on hand the following day at 2 p. m. Same committee of welcome will make you feel at home. Bring the wife ana children and make it a Roman holi, day.
 BULLETIN NO. g It is rumored that some of the ex- | poker players in the District cannot get out of the habit of boosting the | ante. Mike Cunningham opened for ! $2,000 pesos, and H. E. Wooton boost | ed, the pot, Harry Wheeler was caught in between and had to stick for the next card to drop. Jimmy | Boyd is sure that Bill Poland was trying to run whizzer on him and all so stuck. Mike dropped and Geo, Scott ! said as long as it was for the Liberty