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New-York tribune., 1919-07-25
Petitions in Bankruptcy

The petitions in bankruptcy filed yester-
day ir the United States District Court
We're as follows:
GEORGE w. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
petition by George w Shattuck. a merchant
l72 Main Street. Poughkecpsie. ~ Y.
showed liabilities OF s2.535 and assets of
s2.074. The principal claims were: Ches-
bro Bros. 1925, John Lifts. $245; Il. s.
l'reer, $2l3. Everett II. Travis. Sc Market
Street, Poughkeepsie. n. Y, is the attorney.
ROBERT W. BELL.--Noluntary petition
by Robert w. Bell manager 10 Hope
Place. Bronx. shows liabilities Of $10,685
and no assets. The principal claims were
Frank Crawford, s1,57l; William G.
Phillips. 1885, Fred O. Oetjen Co., $5Ss
Victor Gray. $50 Nassau Street. Is the at
torney.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-25
Grain Storage Safety Sought

An appropriation of $4,000 has
been made by the United States Grain
corporation at the suggestion Of
julius Barnes, United States Whcat
Director. to conduct an active grain
dust explosion campaign during the
coming year iw grain mills and ele
vators. At the request of Mr. Barnes
the Department Of Agriculture has de-
talied DR.. d. H. Price and George w.
Brown, OF the Bureau of Chemistry,
to cover the entire field of safety Cor
gram and -four storage in the interests
of the grain corporation.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-25
Trade Notes

NJ. {. D. Borden g. Sons yesterday
advanced their lines Of American
prints to II cents yard for lights and
10 cents for darks. Pilgrim prints
also were put up, the light fabric be-
ing quoted at l6 cents yard and the
dark at 13 cents
New-York tribune., 1919-07-25
B a1siness Troubles

Waist CoDEAlvin Waist g.
Dress Co. Inc.
Martzoff. Antoine-P. Tubottl.
Newgold. Morris-C. j. A. Weis-
ouoy SnDefTsr Ghin. ct and al Nst,j s;,rs,v ~
Spar Mel Clothing CorpNMano. /
VIZ, Miller 6: Lowe. Inc.....
smith. Ernest E.-P. Abbott. IL
s0pprmampt9n prnann On q Garnge' Inc-W. D-
Rosa. Franks. Levi
Rublnstein, Henry, and Jacob
sen-A tlantic Card &.
Paper Co.
Sinclair, .Ioseph-smlth Signal
Stever, Elmer j.. and Natl Surety
Co.-People. etc /
Sokeloff, Samuel. and Bernard
Barth-Peoples. ctc......... /
Snow. Elaine-A. stuyhler ct al
Tyretzky. Jsrael--H Rubin. Inc
Casualty Co. Of n. Y.-People.
Niele. Blackwell & Buck-R. %.
r. Flinsch .......... 81
Wilson. PhiIip-H. Reiss ct al:
William II. Birck.-J. A.
William II. Birck. lnc.-A. Fried
man ... ..................
Walker, Andrew NJ. I. stein
......|....... =
Wells. Horace NV. f. Pruden
Hardware to.................
Wheeler. Herbert t,-A. &. Sands
Son Co-.......... .............-....... .
In Bronx County
Gutman. Leopold NJ NJ.
Schwarzschild ........
Hart. Thomas Al J. X.
O'kennedy
Keller. Frederick--M. T.. Huff
man .......... ...............
Mnncino. Nick-Klosk Construc-
tion Co. .................
Zuckerman, Louis H.-UnIOn Ry
o .-......... ........
New-York tribune., 1919-07-25
Market OH a Bridge

A combination bridge and market
place has betn constructed by the city
of Monterey, Mexico, and this bridge,
of the sights Of that part of Mexico
New-York tribune., 1919-07-25

In New York County
American Car Foundry Company
IL c. Schmall ............ S374.34
Bamno. Michael - Standard OH
Company Of New York ........ l54s8
Baronc, Joseph P.--Candec. Smith
& Howland Company ........ 1,54s.73
Bull. Charles G.. trustees. 1T al
L. " Burton ct al; costs. l4l49
Bernstein, Henry-T. Bernstein. 637.0l
Barranco. Augustine - Evening
Post Job Printing Oniccs 25s41
Bensel-I Klein ........... 127sl
Cowan. Kcnnett-H. c. Sickler. $4,000
Commercial Delivery Company
A simonson ...:,.... 1870
Caparo. Victor. and National
Surety Company etc. 1000 90
Chonanus. Richard - @. A. j.
Qucck Berncr .............. 2ss.66
Cusack Thos.. Company l..
Blank. samuel albert paper ~
Box Company)-B. Davidson 2so.Oo
De Beaumont. Louis-'. Del3eau
mont ............... ............. 700 90
Feldman Manufacturing Company.
1nc.-Ncw YORK elephone Com
Fersuson. ptus Guy VS.. F. peavey. 1888
Griiilng. Ralph A..-Rappaport & ''' -
oaus s.Nfo Joscph-sherman National 1918
Bank OF New York ......... ssae3
HnrbcrR. Maria C.--J. A. Stige o73535
Hcnnessy John-M. B. Charming 2052.25
INl"r-Alllcu iihNinB Company
New York Master Printers AS
sociation ............. 2l5.so
Haas Max, and Fidelity and Sur
city Company-Pcop ople etc ~ 1000 90
Iorkhelmer. Herbert WI. r.
Rubens ........... 1895
Broad. Daniel M.--Ciover Gar
ment Company. Inc. ...... 1882
Cohn, David J.-Arthur Boom
hover Corporation ........ 1919
Diemal. Olive. and Ernest Brtton
Pierce Arrow Renting Com
pany. Inc ........ ........... 2.l%osb
Gorbeau Co. Inc.--Jules Weber,
Inc .;:.....,...., .,............ s24a.77
Gross. liorinan-John Bonwit
SKIRT Co.. ....... ............. 2522o
John Thatcher & Son--Chnn
Belt Co. ...,............... 1879
Jenkins, John +. md Blanche
J.. Jenkins. adlnrs-A r.
Gardiner ........,............ 35%.14
Loibmhn, Raymond--P. Hendel 22S.82
Lion Steam Laundry Co.-Mary
lnnd Casualty Co.-........ 447.7a
1Ipschitz. Loue---J. KiernAn. 1890
Manzone. Tony-l'edcll Co.,. 1921
Mechanica Metals Natl Bank
a. Lcgnlu .....,....,....... 4sG42s
New-York tribune., 1919-07-25

Sc'onn tnal OF tIc creator, and date when
Judgment was filed.
In New York County
Meyer. FREDERICK W-Sinclair &,
Valentine Co; Feb. 2l 1919. .... s525.3l
April 10, la11................ lO24o.os
benjamin. Jesse R.-Fieischmann
Mfg. Co. Nov. II. ,9lG 34o.S5
Bailey, Francis d, Oscar r
ONeNl. Lydia O'NeNl William
O'Neil. Franle O'Noill and Lydia
Parsons-V. r. Puleo; June e.
1918 lreservedp .........:...... 250.0O
:, tSverscd) ...,..... ......,.. 1885
Vaughan, James \. and Major s
j Healy. Feb 70. l9l2
tcancelled) .............. 57os2
Plumhridge, Chas HEW. II.
Banta ct al: Nov 9. l9l5. 2oS15
Littman. Samuel A. Iessler;
Dec. so. 1911 ................ 2oo4l
Material Mems Mercantile ASSN
Ltd,--E Y. Material Mems
Mercantile Assn. Inc. July II.
Kobler. William. James Plaz2a.
Edward Narino, Ernest Ol!veri
Harry kobler and Leo Kober-
O. schlegel Mfg. Co.: April 2l.
1918 .... go: ........... as5.5S
Miller. Lousa-L Fctzner; March
sokolon. ia, ly'' samuel and na1ncv 's0'S'
Hnrth-Fcoplc. etc. July "a.
1918 ....,: .:..,................. 10000
In Bronx County
Janos George a N. H. Pinto;
Juno is. 1919 ................. s2O7.si
New-York tribune., 1919-07-25
Steel Products Advanced

Chicago cast iron pipcmakers have
advanced prices SO ton, and another
Middle Western wire producer has ad-
vanced nails SIS ton and plain wire
So, according to "Thc Daily Iron
Trade"
New-York tribune., 1919-07-25

Under its plan of establishing chain
stores throughout the country the
Autosales Corporation early next week
Will open new store at 553 Lexing-
ton Avenue, and within short time
thereafter another store will be
opened at 1889 Lexington Avenue. The
company has leased quarters in the
Arlington Hotel. Boston, and will open
a store there about September l.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-25

Amory. Browne & Co. are pushing n
campaign to increase the retailcrs'
sales Of blankets during the week Of
September % to October 6. The retail
merchants are urged to make SPECIAL
drive on the sales of blankets at this
early period so as to clear their shelves
and tables for fall novelties.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-25
Judgments Filed
In New York County

The following judgments were filed yes
terday. the first name being that of the
debtor:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-25
In Bronx County
Satisfied judgments
In New York Count,

The first name is that Of the debtor the
second that of the creditor, and date when
judE lnent was filed
The Holly chieftain., 1919-04-24

took turn to a worse condition.
The bereaved parents have the sym
pathy of the entire community.
Bernard Connolly, son of the En-.
terprise editor, who was among the
first to volunteer his services to the
army when war was declared, be-
longs to the 18th Division and ex-
poets to be in Denver in few days,
where they will be welcomed in
great honor, as theI57th is compos-
ed largely of Colorado boys.
The young man, son of Grant Coy,
who was SO unfortunate as to have
his hand badly hurt in the packer
at the mill sometime ago, was tax.
en- to the hospital at Lamar Friday
morning where he will be treated
for tetanus resulting from having
taken cold in the wound and at this
time shows little improvement.
Commencement exercises were
held in the church Thursday night
and Geneva Dyksterhuis, Grace
McDaniels, Adeline Marion, Rob-
ert Connolly, Thelma Hinton, Joe
Meeker, James Pinkham, Dorrus
Coates and Percy Brittian passed
from the Sth grade and received
their diplomas. The following pro
gram was rendered: Cornet solo,
Clayton Buck; Invocation, Mr.. Sny.
der; Vocal solo, Charlotte Fergu-
son; Address, Rev. Coffmann; In.
>strumental duet, Mary Resseguie
and Beulah Hardy; Glass prophesy,
Joe Meeker, Percy Britain; Piano
solo, Geneva Dyksterhuis: Presen-
tatiOn of diplomas, J. L. link; Ben
ediction, Rev. L. w. Coffman.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-04-24
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HARTMAN HusTL1NGs.
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Special to The Chieftain.
George Miller and wife were Hart
man visitrs Monday.
F. H. Puntenney of Holly was in
Hartman Monday.
Milo Lark and mother visited
in Hartman Monday.
w. A. Connolly went to Eamar
Thursday on business.
G. w. Sherman returned from st.
Joe Saturday morning.
The Hartman mill is running full
force day and night now.
Mrs. Dyksterhuis purchased a
Maxwell car from Mr.. MCGUIRE last
week.
Dale Ferguson went to the beet
ranch Thursday where he has en-
ployment.
Will Clancy enjoyed a visit from
his mother and sister from Wichita
this week.
Mrs. Resseguie and daughter
Mary. returned Monday morning
from Hutchinson, Kansas
Festus Tucker is employed at the
J. p. Pinkham store and Mr.. Pink
ham is working on his farm south
east of here.
|. A. Mock's Sunday school class
are planning to 60 to his place
Tuesday night where they will be
entertained at an egg roast.
Irene Mccormick arrived here
Saturday morning from Emporia,
kas., to visit her sisters, Gertie
kemper and Mary Sicklebower and
her father, A. Mccormick.
The regular term of the Hartman
school closed Saturday with bas-
ket dinner. The upper room will
continue one month for those who
wish to complete their course, re-
tarded by the flu.
Beulah Berridge returned this
week from Kansas City where she
has spent the past few weeks visit
ing Mrs. Glona Barnes. who has
been on the sic klist, and is again
back at her work in the bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Connolly and
three children expect, to leave Fri
day for Denver to be there Satur-
day at the patriotic celebration.
is in the 157th and will be there ut
that time
The play 'The Deestrik Spellin'
School, given by the Hartman peo-
pie was a great success. Rev. Elver
of Granada gave talk after the
work of the evening began. $1,000
was raised in short time, which
cleared the parsonage of debt.
Billie, the 13-months-old baby OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Billsby. passed away
Tuesday morning after several days
OF serious illness. The little fellow
has never been strong but suddenly
The Holly chieftain., 1919-04-24
Dawley Predicts More Building

General Manager HI. A. DaWley of
the r. w. English Lumber Co,
came down from Rocky Ford the
latter part of last week to look ov-
the yard here and to confer with
Resident Manager Il j. Ponton.
He expressed himself as entirely
pleased with the local situation
here and was also impressed with
the increasing volume of business.
Mr.. Dawley predicts considerable
building activity throughout the
lower valley this year and particu-
larly this fall. Mr.. Dawlcy says the
people are coming to realize that
prices are not going to former low
levels for some time to come and
that delay in making needed i'm
provements is unwise and uneco-
nOmical
The Holly chieftain., 1919-04-24
Park Lateral Ditch Meeting.

There will be a meeting of The
Park Lateral Ditch Company at the
office of The Arkansas Valley S. B.
& |. L. Company on Thursday, May
lst at 9 A. NJ.
F. w. SMITH, Chairman.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-04-24

Carbon Paper at The Chiftain
office. 29-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-16

comprehensive report of 5he rear work ct both the association and home showing all departments active throughout the yea- ana the work as having greatly increased
 The following IS ladIes, six Of whom were elected at this meeting. compose the members Of the board of directors: {: Mesiames Allen, BledsOe, Fridge, Bryan, Grocer. DOweu. EllinwOOd, Hunt, Halter. Houston. NeGregOr. Rawlings. Sherman. Shine. Sims. Thomas, Unsermach and Miss Dorothy GregE
 The splendid musicaI program by the High School Orchestra, under the direction of Miss Salie Mccall, de serves special mention. They were assisted by Miss LenOTe Allen and NT- J- C. Berlindis.
 \ social hour was Soent in the Cafeteria. the orchestra adding to the enjoyment while refreshments were served The program was composed of the fOllOwing~numbeTs:
 Musical by High School Orchestra, Sallie J. Mccall. director. March NIilitaire ..-....-.. Schubert
 Orchestra ViOIin-IntrOductiO to Scene de Ballet ---------- De BeriOt
 J. c. BerlendiS 6al ,ChansOnnette - Seidel tbl Minuet in c .-...... Beethoven
 Orchestra PianO-The Caliph of Bagdad Anon
 Florence Watkins and Bar
 b2ra WstinS 
 OAdNCN ---------- DCuE
 Orchestra EOice-(al Mighty Lax a Rose ..
 6bl The Birth of Morn. .Laoni
 Lenore Allen La N-aA iAa Oauue Orchestra
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-16
ARIZONA HEADS ALL
 STATES IN CLEARING
 UP WAR DRAFT WORK
More Than 5000 of Those Listed Deserters Really
 Friendly Neutrals
Ry Review Leased Wirel

PHOENIX. Ariz-, Feb. 15=Arizona records show, wrongly, a tremendous ly greater number Of deserteTs under the selectiFe service law in proportion to the states population than any other in the union. according to an announcement today by Col Charles W Harris. adjutant general.
 There are 7-733 sO-called deserters of whom more than 5000 are not de serters at all but friendly neutraIs- This came on our books before as sumed charge, and now my office Is swamped with the work of clearing up their cases The bulk of them are AIexicans who are not now in the state or in the country, but I have to make a separate report to .Adjutant General Crowder on each one"
 Colonel Harris said he hoped 10 clear up all the work in connection with the draft by March and in this connection he stated that Arizona still was holding her place at the head of the list of states for draft machinery efficiency.
 Pinal county has led all the other fourteen in the last three draft re turns. the sdjutant general said, and the work of that county is completely wound up The QusStiOnnaires are in from Pima Yayapai and CoconinO counties. and Colonel Harris expects a flood of them from other counties to- morrow Apache county, said the ad- jUtant general. is farther behind than the rest and he has sent an expe- Tieeed field clerk there to help i'm prove the situation
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-16

raeberS' and Sons week the service q II a. h. and T:S0 D. m., will be devoted to this subject The morning -heme Will be Fathers and Sons as ChumS.' and the subject st night will be Just Boys Boys WI act as ush- CTS. There will be special music and attractive services. All who do not worship else where are cordially in- vItei to attend these services.
 Sunday School at 9:45.
 EpwOrth League meeting at 6:S0, Miss SiStler. leader. Subject. The Mastery Of the Pacific
 c. W. HARSHNAN.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-16
MEMORIAL MUSEUM
 DETAILS DESCRIBED

WASHINGTON. Feb, l5,-The great museum proposed by Congressman Hicks as a memorial to Colonel Roosevelt in the bill introduced by him in the house of representatives, January 39. is designed to be a mu- scum of history and the arts-illus- trating the history and genius of AmericanS-two subjects with which NIT, Roosevelt was vitally concerned. Washington. the nations capital and the focusing place for all Ameri- can people, is the logical location for the memorial to this great American.
 Such a memorial. while as perma, nent as bronze. would be a living and enduring tribute that would serve for all time as a real force in the educa- ; ton of all classes of Americans.
 It would contain the vast collections already in the national museum of relics and mementoeS of mustrious patriots of our country and of the events conspicuous in its history. These concern not only celebrated warriors and statesmen snd important military incidents. but also scientists and inventors and the epoch-making discoveries and inventions produced by their genius, which have advanced the cause of civilization and added luster to our national fame.
 The great collection relating to the world war, now being gathered. would also be installed within its walls.
 It would house the national gallery of art, in the development of which President Roosevelt took an effective and timely interest. The collections of the national gallery now approxi- mating $I,O00.0O0 in value, will rap, Sdly grow, aS soon as it's adequate in Stalation is insured, IL is now shown amid inappropriate surroundings in one of the halls of the Natural History building. In 1t also would be hung the nal uonsl portrait gallery-s collection of portraits of distinguished personSgeS connected with American history.
 Exhibits relating to arts and indus tries would be here, too. showing the development of che electric teleSrsph and telephone, the phonograph. cleo, tric lighting, transportation. by land. water ard air; ph0tography. printiny. illustrating and bOOkmaking: ores and mlneTalS-their natural occurrence an1 processes of manufactures tex tiles, drugs. foods and of many other subjects in this important phase of our history.
 ing a. . o'clock and Wednesday even tDS testimony meeting at s o'clock. Sunday school St 10 o'clock.
 The pnhlic is welcome and invited % Sttend,
 Subject for Sunday, February IS ~Scul"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-16
Hardly Drugstore in the Land
 That Does Not Sell This Remedy

appetite, a feeling of lassitude and a general weakening Of the system. It Is then that you should promptly take . 1eW bOtrles of s. s. S. the great blood puTIler and strengthener. It VII cleanse the blood thoroughly and bu-6 up and strengthen the whole system s. s. B. Is sold by all drug glsts- Valuable information about the blood supply can be had free by writ ing to the Swift Specific Co, ,S24 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-16

question What Is there. for our girls to dO3- The T. W C. A offers a means of expression 60 the. girls them selves and something in which to be interested
 Regular weekly meetings are being held and there Eil probably be month ly social affairs to follow the general r. W plan
 Although only beginning has been made 50 much interest is shown by the girls that failure does not seem probable
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-16

Has your home been brightensd by the arTiVaI of a visit0r-srusu out Of I0Wn- or by a bstye Have you euteTtafued a few trends at cards or daneinE CT vFith mus5c3 Have you been hostess at an afternoon tea e- a Ts-ep-iCu- EaEe yoa in vitsi one o- two or hzlf a dozen slEsls tC dinner or IunCheon2
 Il y0G have the Society Editor wants to know about it. It's news. and your guests VIII appreciate mention Of ft-especisIIy if you Il.snti0E them
 Whenever you entertain lI5se The last number of your program a te.er erhOise conversation with the So csetg- EditOT-jusI call Black 6SI, anu can if possible before Friday neon
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-16

present. Misses Mauie BrazieI. LOT Taine Cain. Margaret CarettO. Opal Core, Josephine ClOuthier. Edith and Evelyn Kennedy. Elizabeth Stamper. Florence StuCley, Jennie Warren, Lucy Carette. and Ndesdames C. N Boswell, Wm- Trlax and Ralph Yer fuTth
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-16
BAPTIST

Services at New Baptist church. Assi0 street.
 Bible ScheGl, S>$5.
 sermon 0y pastor. II a. m,
 Theme, 'Self-COnseCretion." Text lst ChTin. 29e. 5th verse.
 2sSO p. m-, organization B, Y. P. U. Jr,
 S;SO p, m, B, !. P. U. meeting
 1880 p m-, sermon by pastor.
 On account of not being able to get material ordered we will be obliged to postpone our dedication until the ninth of March. which is the second Sunday. H. C, COMPTON, Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-16
NYARREN cHtIRcE

Sunday school meets at -iQ O'CIccS. Preschiue service at South Risbee at 7,Sp ln eTcning. Al services et Warren VIII nc he'd lG t1e Rsi Cross hall A cordial invitation ls extended Go all our services
 TH0S- A. HiTCHELL Hmisle-
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PREsRYTERIAN chuRcn

Sunday school at s:4S a. m. Morning worship at II a. m. Theme. The Father and Son Move usnt"
 Text, Whose Son Art Thou." II Sam. 17s5S0
 Evening worship at 1880 p. m. Theme, The Reaction of Character or Human Judgment"
 ALLAN KRICHBAUM. Pastor,
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-16
The Churches

Notices to appear in this column hereafter must be in The Review office not ister than Friday eve ming of each week Notices re eeiSsd after that tiule Czlnot be used
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-16
CHRISTIAN scIENcE

Informal Christian Science services are held Tn Warren every Sunday in the public hal opposite the c & A offices All aTe.mOst weicOhle. The meeting today VIII be held at 1880 D. m- Sl0ieCr Scul@
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-16
ST JOHNS EpIScnpAI

Father and Son" day will be Ob- served at St Johns Episcopal church this morning with a special service. NIT E A Putnam will deliver an ap- prcpr1ate address.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-16
On the Market Half a Century.

When you are in perfect health, and are enjoying a strong and vigor- ous vitality. it>is then that your blood ls 1ree rom all lulBsEIcies.
 You should be very careful and give heed to the slightest indication of impure blood A sluggish circula- ton Is often indicated 5y an impaired
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-16
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL cHURcH

Sunday school, 9-t5 a In.; -special service, II a. m-.s in Obssrvance of Father and Son day. "Wednesday, choir practice, s p. m
 JACOB M. WHITE.
 Rector
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-16
Red CrcSs Makes Many Articles

The foilcEing articles were made by the 8isbee chapter or the Red Cross dssri-g the month of January Beuscn--0 pair ps5zmas. sweat CTS 4 girls, skirts. ,. pair socks
 GarfieIa sehoOl-2O pair paJamas loo boys shirts
 WarTe1--I2 girls corset covers. 4a pair palsul1s. 5g boys shirts
 Jigse-viiie-27 boys shirts.
 TOHostOne-56 boys shirts, I2 pair p1Iam1S
 tSisbee--5e boys shirts. 10 girls skirts
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-16

The annual meeting of the Y ". C. A upon the evening of February 4. vas enjoyed by about 150 members The interesting report read by Mrs. C. H. Hunt who was a delegate to the Finance Conference of the Pacific field. waS sven in detail concerning SToeter plans for the coming years woTk
 Iae general secre.ary gave most
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-16
Anona CFsb aeetino.

Ftaa--A- ~AN- ht~(NtFfS-
 he AslOla ciu1 meeting held at the home cl Mrs Albert Riddle CR Feb ru1ry lS r'ls GtteI ut-i -isy -iz mcalbcrs Miss Anua Wallace and Miss Betty Butler wee Initiated and the vzlen- tine iaF urs and decorations Tor the dance were made Miss Elizabeth StampeT rsil cHtsrtlin the memBers on February Fl The following were
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-16
Borouehs Entertain Returned Soldier.

Harry Campbell. former resident Of this district Nho has just returned frCm service with the United States forces in France was the guest Of honor at dinner party al the home Of Nr- snd Mrs E. B. Borough in War reu-
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-16
cHRIsTIAN sciENcE

The Christian Science society of Eisbee, Ariz-. holds services in the Odd Fellows hall every Sunday morn
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-16
METhopIsI EPIscopAL

This is Go to Church Sunday for tathers and sons In recognition Of
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people 5o-negIect the interest and the sTsrriuer of the state This brought about Ihe tIeCadence of the republic.
 The second picture shows. as on the monument of MOcenisO, the place hit
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Society
HAVE YOU eMTERTAINEDg

iCoatiaued frOm Pase oael
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r. ". c. 4. Notes

The House Girls regular devotional service will be held in the Blue room Sunday morning at 10-3O-
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Leave fer Coast

ir- and Mrs Frank Wheeler left oi, Saturday evening for about a months stay Cn the coast Their itinerary will lnciHde san Francisco, San Diego and Los -Angeles-