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Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25
THE ETERNAL CHRISTMAS MESSAGE

9 birthday in world the birthday the Supreme Teacher the who the 30 the ools of His o revolutionary program of history"
 program e KINGDOM COD zaon of which will break the of the worlds both econuc anu ieeous TOT S IeaIiesS o ms eac ing He cruied by the Jewish people but by little clique or ana ongachs whose power to exploit the people Ills The fndamentas of His program are that all men are brothers should live together basis service equally that "the Riches" is the chief enemy Kingdom must therefore tho Kingdom of come worship and creeds bringing all the dongs hu man into the law of love thus enabling humanity to develop into the highest type of spiritual beings
 For about three centuries His followers obeyed Him by living
  Christian civilization rejected Him and creeds Him. making thereby bloody track the None of the poverty and crimes of the historic past could have oc cured if the world had accepted His program.
 Is not about me for people who believe Jesus to demand that the world would be according to His plainly indicated plan? Haven't had enough poverty generally done is to reject and to merit His rebuke why ye things will from the practical of this of Jesus of Nazareth:
 There will be warA real League of Nations will be one
 good step in this direction)
 be poverty-no children
 from hunger and cold land where food and fuel are
 abundant anxiety the future supply of daily needs and
 lack the things to enable all to live complete
 n without fear.
 will have full opportunity for complete development
 maturity for old people who having done their share
 world be do their pleasure 4crme will be practically unEnown-it
 harder Crime promotion will have ended
 strikes Iookouts swollen fortunes no wage slaves or
 
 6No special privileges deprivation for the
 
 will be the supreme law and righteousness and
 justice rule all affairs.
 the world All including proved impractical have plunged and will continue to do so The be answered. only when men be made operative everything which flinders that program
 How with what think of Jesus heologcaly wise and that to world? If do It IS yo duty your and further such obedience social and political matters world has had enough of Christianity itself to ever ballot turns It's oack on Jesus and is governed chiefly partisanship and fear
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25
REMOVING CHRISTMAS GREENS

pleasant way to manage the re- moval of the Christmas greens is to make a little ceremony of the per formance On the sixth of January, twelfth night, burn the wreaths and branches of holly and evergreen. This is an old. old custom and means that the entire household will have good luck for the coming year.
 In France and England cake was baked with a bean in it for the occa- sion. When the cake was cut the person who got the piece with the bean in it was regarded as king for the evening.
 If the youngsters can have sort of party time out of the disposal of their Christmas tree it won't be quite such a blow to see it taken down. And it won't shed much in only twelve days.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25
AMERICAN LEGION MASCOT
BIsREE, ARIZONA

Last year in camp and trench but this year home to help Santa Claus spread the good cheer Of Christmas
 That's the American Legion's rec ord and they more than did their share on both occasions.
 Last night, before their dance in the Maze hall, the legionaries, under the direction of Post Commander Angius, distributed candy and fruit to the children, MT. Draper, mem, Der of the legion, acting as Santa Claus himself.
 Early in the evening the legion band played ill front of the Phelps Dodge store, the music helping ma terially to give Bisbee the proper Christmas eve spirit.
 In the plaza all the children iii Bisbee lined up and shook hands with Santa ana received their share of the candy and fruit donated 60 them by the Bisbee merchants.
 As successful as their Christmas party for the children of Bisbee ear Her in the evening was the American Legion's Christmas eve dance given in the Maze Hall last night.
 The legion band played for the dancers and the floor was crowded
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25
SMILE WITH US
HARD

"The Germans said Senator Gray, expected great things of President Wilson. They're terribly disappointed that he should be so hard.
 It's like the case of the young fel- low who proposed for the pretty girls hand. Her father gave him a hot re ception. The girl, when she heard about it, said:
 "'Clarence, dear, I cant tell you how shocked I am that dad should treat you like that! Dear me, idol ized dad-and now to think that my idol has feet of clay.,'
 Clay?' said Clarence. Clay? guess you mean concrete .'"-Detroit Free Press.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25
No. 8

from nine o'clock until after mid night
 What might be called the main event of the evening was the prize waltz. The prize dance was an. nounced, the prizes described and the result was that so many graceful waltzing couples danced for those prizes that the three judges had to acquire a keen eye and an acute quality of discretion. The winning waivers were Mrs Thomas Mallon and MT. E. Stimson. Mrs. .Mallon was awarded a beautiful manicure set and Mir Stimson has the choice of a pair of gloves or a $5 merchan- disc order Patrick Morris. John Davies and H. L. Fenner were the judges.
 The dance was under the direction of the entertainment committee, mem bers of which are: C.. L. Mckay, w J. Hicks and Tony Caretto.
 More of the candy donated by the merchants to the children in the dis trict. and to be delivered by the legionaries, was distributed at the dance to be brought home by the dancers to their younger brothers and sisters or the children next door.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25
LegiOnaries Enjoy Christmas Smoker

Apples. crullers, coffee, pies and tobacco, and an unusual entertaill- ment program were enjoyed last night at the Y M. C. A. Christmas eve smoker. The program delivered was as follows: harmonica and banjo, J. T. Bowles violin solo, J. C. Der lindis, midget boxers, Gordon Walies vs. Tony Carreto; boxing contest be- tween Johnnie Hughes and Johnnie Meyers; piano solo, K. R. Umtleet; fencing contest, A. Crittenden vs. Mitchell Rose; violin solo. J. G. Ber- lindis. piano solo K R. Umfleet.
 It is the plan of the social com mittee to make these smokers part of the associations regular entertain ment program and in order to mok' them as interesting as that of last night will appreciate the offer of any talent
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25
YOUTH IN MINK FUR

NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-Fashions in furs are of infinite variety this win ter. but few can find favor more quickly than the style in which is de- signed a coat made entirely of mink, cut full, falling loosely from the shoul- dors The collal ris made, in an all cnveloping shawl design. Sleeves are quaintly cut, with deep, bell-likc de- sign at the elbow, and set in at the shoulders in raglan style. Its style is especially for youthful matron.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25
DAILY SMILE FOR WOMEN

A senator was eondemning novel on the ground that it was morbid.
 "Mormidness never pays he said. "It's always mistake. Take morbid curiosity, for example. They who in- dulge in morbid curiosity are apt to find their worst fears realized.
 "A Portland broker who had mar ried a wife good deal younger than himself said to her mormidly one night:
 Darling, what would you do if l should die and leave your
 The young wife squeezed the old fellows hand.
 Leave me--cr-how much?' Sho mulmured. St. Louis Globe'Demo- crat.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25
N THE WORLD OF WOMAN

who is now in the United States to present her country in what she calls it's true light. Laws made for women have combined the pest of Spanish and Aperican precedents, and she has come into her own with far less struggle than either her American or Spanish sisters Her country, she says, is Q Christian land with huge degree of education, fine schools and great economic resourcefulness.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25
LINEN FRoCKS ARE IN
 FAVOR AT PALM BEACH

A sure indication that linen dresses are to be in favor at Palm Beacn in the winter season is the fact that many such dresses were worn at the Paris races the past summer. One particularly attractive frock is report ed as being of cream-cOlored lined bor' dcred with a filct pattern of drawn work around the short sleeves, down he bodice and around the panels on tho skiri
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25
BOuilIQbQiSSe
THE WISE MAN.

 There is a n and he S He hunts out all the U when he Some bonds and some a He the cash begs This wisdom a or He puts the bonds dollars  their on a n to They chuckle gasoline, And call the When hard 
 Examiner
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25
WOMAN ADMINISTERS
 OATH OF ALLEGIANCE

When naturalized citizens Tn Bronx county (N. Yl court take the oath of allegiance now, the oath is adminis- tered by a woman-Mrs. Alma J. Cole. recently appointed a special deputy clerk of the court,
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25
A BAD SCRAPE

My wife got me into a bad scrape this morning." said MT Gabb.
 How was that?" asked MT Naybor.
 She used my razor to sharpen a pencil" replied MT Gabb.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25

The latest rumor has it that the Santa Fe company is planning to build an extension of their line into Cochise county. Several of the com pany's officials were here several days ago to look over the prospects.
 The Tombstone stage was robbed last night near Fairbank by two un- known men. One of the men held the horses while the other ordered the driver to throw out the express box. All they got was half of a twenty dollar bill The mems feet were wrapped in gunny sacks so as to throw the officers off the trail
 Lunch counters are now becoming the fad in the saloons. The Fish Pond started the ball rolling and now the Maze" is tho last to fall in line.
 The Review wishes to thank the Brewery saloon for Christmas pres cnt of a quart of pure old rye.
 Mrs George Buxton is spending the holidays in Phoenix.
 Street Superint endent ]. C. Krig- baum is fast getting the roadway dug under the bridge in the rear of the fire house.
 Manager Sol Ut the BisbcC football
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25
MUSICAL N

Got an unusual request today"
 What was that?"
 From the proprietor of a music store. Wants us to tune the bell on his cash register" r."-Cncinnat En- quirer
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25
FROM SUN TO SUN-THE ONCE OVER

Therry, with UnersalSml expedition big  escapes?' a
 
  death'  
  Galloway 20 + him to do
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25

The Review employees will observe the Christmas holidays and there will not be a paper tomorrow morn ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25

The Methodist and Presbyterian churches held their Christmas serv- ices last night and both were well attended. Both churches had Christ mas trees and Santa Claus was pres ent to distribute candy to the chil- dren that were present
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25
LIES OF THE DAY

 n Smith, didn't something Christmas greeting Son to  ful select cted for find
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25

Be that as may the Germans this
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25

that? And begin feel the discussing predicting Professor Porta propheci you'll do
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25

team wishes all the members of the team to meet at the fire house to- morrow morning at ten o'clock. From there they will go to the grounds on Quality Hill where they will have their first practice.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25

remarked "The fellow who thinks he has neabeer all to the erroneous
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25

Twas the night before Christmas and all through u nos was stirring souse.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25

family Gall of charter members of the S. at around the night and slipped hot water.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25
THOUGHTS FOR THE DAY

"Hark the herald angels sing Glory to the newborn King; Peace on earth and mercy mild, God and sinners reconciled."
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25

metC SherTil Eiaggad drink demanded the chief Guch drug and had beer
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25
Turning Back the Calendar
 Seventeen Years Ago In Bisbee

(FrOm the Risbee Daily Thursday, 1so2
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25

But you brandy bottle? Mnco pie brandy that Christmas brandy.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25

Betcha that's Sy bila Spirituals did Ykr spirits cali who knows what spirits she hot water!
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25

Without the door let sorrow lie, And if for. cold it hap to die, We'll bury't in Christmas pie. And evermore be merry"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25

Manager Sol oC the Bisbec football
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-25

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 you're juice.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14

Not everyone understands ihut we are emerging from
two YEARS ~ pIotur" oud propaganda unf completely
Iuumidat"d n 3, dd NOT str,nnr.h who'oromo 'a...
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ur.uIr Ih,ru wHr uu. nussn'n o0rr protest. f.r 'hr
ACTION There vaa ror.pu lurotu,1 experienced rnu.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14
TWO DANGEROUS CITIZENS.

A. between tho individual who opposcn everything
offered by an opposing political party and Who
accepts and dcfcuas everything by his own political
party, couedor the first preferable ana altogether
tho least dangerous though both a consan, menace
The Anlmadycrslon applies with equal force Co ncwa.
papers,
No publisher can bundly accept and endorse every
Of any political organization without doing violence
to his obligation to tho general public. No political
leader but times tho best interests Of
The nation, and when that time arrives every patriotic
citizen viii act Tor country instead OF party without
hesitation.
This nation has never seen time before when a
partisan prcss flcxod the knee to any does
the democratic section OF the press to Woodrow wilson
Nor is because Of sincere approval ot his position
cosciontoua conviction Of tho rocttuds OF hts purpose
There il every Tor believing That the principal
things that Wilson Tor today would excite the
most radical opposition among democratic editors were
they presented with less than presidential authority
They not democratic, but In many Instances are
Numerically opposed to tho teachings OF that cult they
arc not American, Tor In every instance they op
posed to the traditions ut tho United states They
wIlsonan and defended Tor party reasons only
That sort Of thing must inevitably excite public con
tempt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14
MAYOR BRYANT or nAIrIMoRr.

we do not know that baltimore became Jealous OF
Seattle but truo It il that Mayor ole Hansen ot Seattle
needs stand and Elve part OF the spotlight
10 Mayor Howatd bryant Of Baltimore
The governmental authorities at Washington, seeking
10 Justify their failure to throw the market the mu-
lions and millions of pounds Of packing house products
left on hand when the came TO an abrupt eud,
serted that private concerns would purchase even
though the goods had been offered below first cost
Mayor bryant called tho bluff Taking somc OF the
club women Of baltimore into his confidence he visited
the great government warehouse there ana selected
line OF goods he thought would scllprincipay pack
INK house products Ito then went before his council
and asked TO borrow 1a.5oo for Mrcc DAYS. stating
his purpose ana giving his personal assurance that tho
money would be returned within that time, The goods
were brought onto tho streets In draws. after had
been advertised that they would be sold rooris
az cost, price by the way, about so per cent below
prevailing prices Tho ladies OF tho acted ,aIes
women and the sale over in a single day.
The sale, are 20 br continued, but a margin sufficient
20 Justify tho cmployucu, Of statesmen &, to bc added
Thus ;hc courage and daring ot me Baltimore mayor
has brought rolct from tho high cost ot living TO thnu-
sands with the prospect that tho old h)urt viii go, it
handed 10 him from various other quarter,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14
Trr COUNCIL OF DEFENSE.

vostEatlnE war department expenditure, charges
that evidence gwen before his committee shows that
tho president organized the council OF defence before
declared In absolute violation Of law and
thereby created secret government Of tho t'uuod
States" which formulated legislation. dictated pol
ces tho country was to pursue and h"tr,cndcd big
business"
councils ~ defense organized In various localities and
the policy Of autocrary followed hy them. quite
rcady to accept Chairman Grnhnuy statement The ku.
kluK kan OF civil DAYS made some Infamous his.
tory but the deeds committed boy ~ the called
councils Of defense In the nNmo " law and patriotism
make the ku kluk look Ike amateurs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14
LITTLE BENNY'S
NOTEBOOK

Tals worulnr ln sa'ol We was nav.
ms iorsorf. ana Mics klny k"up
on suUus 'nrro was too mulch thwN.
Ing roIuE uu. WIch If krup ON goiuu
ON ana Miss k.rg scd wont warn
this c,te- ruy more me follow ms
boys VIII RENAME af'cr Hku.l THIS
sNrroor U,uuy Pots charles Sim.
I.us aud Ilwrri MrrUlrk
And pi r,u,.. ur and ruds Sim.
Wins and tI Noru,k gpt together
and uvfcd mad pudA saving / tr,I
you wat lets d1. Iyu sr. up a rrsI.
Iuoilon. 'or4 uu.k r.io ont with the
rrai ~ thr follows This afternoon.
and IL Miss L..y says orylnmg les
luat tell her u.s. "a revIUutIun ari
Keen rite Dn rDInE wat rites she got
10 lrrr us lu9
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so r.f.. r,d EI Wrrnlrk And N.s
rfIruuuu ina ra.f boil rtuF and NNs
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urd p,,a ,rir I'm a nrf,rIv manner.
And cyrr,huty rot up lnrloodluR me
iarI Tu.fg gnr1 ia W'ru,rk and Mss
I,.itv went ma sfn,I nj m. door
ana eU ~ sld8ir r,ln sf4r'cG 10
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14
A Chance to Lire
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".'n'I fHr ihu family Unless uH.
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't'r fourteen .n '.' h'Hnu"n' Of
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tory The factory
Annie. reuews0rod and renewed
ho. 'WpunrN oath that u""r.
mower should jamie E' INTO factory.
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rector oven Nr"nt her ."1gnr"mr'I
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placed upon 'uclr relation was Ecr-
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lAlAlc.a thoughts had not extended
further fnr tHu time.
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arrived "a 'uF diamond tor when
irrnio hl pledged himself 'o pay
mtnH Tor W4ny iuiuf" months
Whom h' hnd slipped ~ on h'I u.E'f
with % kiss fur hrf. Kiss tpr MN
and a 'hitd Tor "n'h. Nnu.H I'"N'a
down nl % lovingly. nui WIN d We
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turned 10 round and round thought.
fuIN NOT sp"'hinE
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uI0 Ucrnir. .ntrhlng h"r hands hnd
making her look into ma ih'e
$50 gloom, il'rn' " was JUS
/ thinking
We'll Guu th,nR'"E and com" on
/ up 10 G.lu"rt7, they GOT new b'"
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fcivr,u two scenes NJ The play nt
GiIherIs stock company Ihraiirr
who're seals were ton, went, lhlrl
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Preached f1r hiH Elt'S h'uh, Ie'l lh'
| ring ON 10 aud whispered
Sow. when arc We gonna E''
married
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14

Tho cost Of running tho government would be ma .
croly reduced n the useless and highly expensive pric
cc ~ sending out Wholesale lots ot any and every Kind
~ pHblcl5 matter eNtant Discontinued McA'cy'or
News .Cnpals Ry golly' there's an udmluistrnt tou
editor that's beginning to mako noise like an oil
ragged ctHcu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14
BIG BLIMP HOME
AFTER IS HOURS

I''N 'tN| Ib N'h N'' '''
plenty of other good food and cof-
i.r. tea and cocoa to drink No one
suffered from air slck0osa and while
.uo SEA below was tosFrd by a 90
mile gale W. wrro moving along In
uuu'ur, on an even keel
"Eogu'ur ur-hp service between
Europe and America s bound to
como and soon
THp members ~ the crew we're
eagerly surrounded hy fr.endH wh"
Wrrr waiting af ihr hlrdromr
p,Orpr Graham. the ,ul"f cnginr'i
proudly carried h.s pet kitten "hich
Wua born H' EAai Fortune Thc XII
U.u suffered uO inconvenience d"F1nE
.uu nip
Talks with ships
we were never ont NJ touch with
DO. world. although we met lot
uf fog said Lieutenant u u. Dur
rtuf the wireless officer. II was
... u Sew YORK. cold loo the middle
AtIAull. and YOU see what it la here
We sIEuautd TWO ships, the 'um 1oi-
land and ono going 60 Mexico W men
the. asked us who We were We Hld
from Sew YORK. 10 England. Thoir
wireless uprrtiurs Expressed sur
rf.-, They had been al srr some
.mu nui tli not know about us
l.rieuHIor General r. VI maitland
fNu representative ut The All. minis
'ry ou rho R-3i who kept the LOG
OF the voyage, said
"Nc we're sent by tho nlr-minls-
try 20 drmoustratc that airships can
with the uIIlH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-14
Don't DuEIIMkVIVM
Buffer With NllkuNinbtVNi
"A tea spoonful Of A-2ssl
.I,er rnoala will relieve YOU

Pro. ripuou A-.s5i IL constitutional
trrAimeut for rheumatism and gout. u 70
liryes rheumatism by di-solving The cN'cH1
an. s,postt. uhtch caus, the painful svrL
linz Al tho Joints. and drives the unc nrit
from tho systru. A"sht Il an Cd phJs'
clan, prescription used -inoo 1884 SOW =;
leading drurststs or seut by mail Tor ~ w,
ElMER AMEND, ird Ave. , 9 iiih s., New fOd