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Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07
A WISE MAN

Wicks-How did you manage to get your wife to give up her vacation?
 Wiseman-I gave her potted fern for birthday present, and she won't go away and trust it in the care of anyone else-Edinburg Scotsman.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07
MEND RUG WITH
 WRAPPING CORD

When rug becomes worn at the corners it may be mended by first cutting off all the worn parts, and button-holing the edge with colored wrapping cord to match the shaoc of the rug. Then with crochet needle fill in, back and forth, with single stitch, changing colors when needed
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07

Gathering together the remnants oi nations wrecked by the Turk is the work mapped out for America through the Near East Relief.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07
AN INDEPENDENT WIFE.

Flatbush-And your wife writes to you on postal cards?
 Bensonhurst-Oh, yes.
 q shouldn't think you'd allow her to do so"
 "Oh. she's very independent. She doesn't seem to care who knows what she says. ."-YonkerS Statesman.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07
Turning Back the Calendar
Seventeen Years Ago In Bisbee
(From the eisbee Daily Review of "Wednesday Jan eo3)

w of "Wednesday, Jan. 7, 19o3)
 Editorial-The Review man caught several old Bisbee bachelors casting sheep's eyes at the pretty girls around the court house at Tombstone on Monday last
 The city council wants to know what the people think of voting $20,- 900 dollars to install better water mains and thereby get better fire pro- lection. The fire insurance compa- nies have promised to lower their rates if the city had better fire pro lection.
 NelSe OkerStrom purchased the Gold Hill claim for S2000 from G. M. Thain. The claim is located near the Easter Sunday.
 Professor Mccoy of Bisbee was in Naco Monday arranging for a ten round bout next Sunday between Jack Bolan and Jack Gray of the Queen City Athletic club.
 The football players will meet to- night at the fire hall at 7:30 to ar range for the remainder of the sea son. There is some talk of having a practice game at Naco next Sunday
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07
BOuiLZQbQiSSe
THE COME DOWN.

l dressed wife in satin, the
 But she does durn' well kingham gown Oh, then chnchlIa, with m But she does durn well gngham
 -Tennyson Daft
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07
FROM SUN TO SUN-THE ONCE OVER

FRANCSCo-Calona again Fiftyseven hundred baby by and the railroad offers the explanation that 
  making the ended in the disclosure that brakeman had Omaha femen be mlkmen putting going able temptation they're putting  everlasting ought to come here and take peep at our cost of living problem
  he holding the world? predicted Apparently those Balkans at
  is oil clina California, altitude Bsbee you noticed still conering the engagement rings?
  their fellows through college as much work though working their dads gets 
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  they him a boshevk him spotted i IS
  we'll spotted hasn't the kick the white variety 
 CostaIl tuck up his Tine woes of gave no pan
  You it's Leap Year he said as he sprang friend, teas to n
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07
SMILE WITH US
THE OTHER KIND WELCOME.

Rejected One-So you object to my presence at your wedding.
 The Girl-It depends on how you spell it.-Boston Transcript.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07

Old Hi Costa Living stuck up his nose
 The woes of consumers gave him no pang, My tendency skyward cannot be restrained
 You see, it's Leap Year" he said he sprang
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07

a be o m I'm leaping"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07

rom the BlSpee OaIly Kew
 It seems that mine accidents hap pen in three's. Three men, Fenner, Davidson and Biting were hurt i'll three different accidents at the Hol- brook shaft. It was a miracle that the men were not killed. H. L. Fenner had the closest call of the three. Im- mediately following a blast a large rock fell on him, breaking his shoul- der and pinning him to the ground. Martin Fitting was severely injured by the explosion of giant powder in an old hole. His injuries were about the chest and arms. Reuben David son received his injuries when he missed his footing on a ladder and fell thirty feet, hurting his back.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07

 highest prices
  we'll spotted mule the kick the white
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07

The crack drillers who Will go from here to Fl Paso to compete for the big prizes that are offered for the contests there next week, are now about through with their training. Ross and Malley, the favorite in the double handed contest, will leave here next Saturday in order to get enough rest before the contests.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07

This be Leap Year all right but haven't you noticed still cornering the engagement rings?
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07
BLINK VERSE.

whislers which took a an town
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07

An assistant is who does he work and gets the bame-
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07

That London scientist who insists that nothing come here and take peep of living problem.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07

fellows their way through college their dads And fellows who their through as much work though working their dads.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-07

What would happen if Atlas had eight he holding up the world?
Evening star., 1920-02-15
WOODMEN OF WORLD.

The Boosters Club will meet Tues
day night at Sd and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast to welcome State Man
ager Clark. also the new delegates
from the different camps. Refresh
mentS will be served.
Fraser Camp, at it's last meeting.
organized degree team, which will
start drilling in its hall at the next
meeting.
Oak Camp degree team under the
captaincy of c. A. Cole. will put on a
class initiation Wednesday night at
18th and Fl streets northeast
Old Glory Camp has appointed the
following delegates to the Boosters
Club for the ensuing year: George
Roherbach. A. H. Alderman. F.. T.
Braugh, c. ]. Walls. L. A. Lyles and J.
l.. Humphrey.
At the last meeting of Alpha Camp
delegates to the Boosters Club were
appointed. as follows: Vester l.. Jones,
NJ. \. Huycke. j. f. Dickey, ]. T. Nor
sell. j. Freeland. d. w. Thayer and A.
l.. Logan.
Elm Camp. Thursday night, in Old
Masonic Temple. will hear the reports
of the auditors for the past year. The
uniform rank will elect officers to
serve on the drill team
Evening star., 1920-02-15
B. P. O. ELKS.

Tke special session of Washington
Lodge for the purpose of initiation
last Sunday night had an attendance
of over 400. Representative r. Clint
Cole of Ohio made an address on the
Constitution of the United States, and
son and James A. O'Shea spoke for
the baby Elks. Those initiated were
David T. Barry. William c. Belize. Gil
berty G. Bensinger. Benjamin A.
Bowie. Alfred H. Burdine. Joshua B.
Collins Stephen W. Corwin. John J.
Deviny. Harry Fl. Dodek. John F.
Donahue. John II. Donlin. Harry A.
Duce, Thomas J. Enright. Samuel
Fink, Ralph P. Gibson. Harry Gold
Hannigan, Herman Haves. Jerry A.
Hegarty, Mortimer !. Hogan, John B.
Hollahan. James w. Hood, Alvin d.
Huff. Leo D. Jacoby. Leo B. kagan.
Leo L. krentZlin George l.. Lansdale.
David H. Lessner. William J. McGo-
nalle James A. Meeks. Oliver J. Moore.
James A. O'Shea. Eugene Paravano.
Ralph Piperno. George Z. Potter, James
A. Purcell. Jack c. Thody, Bert J. Ro-
Sazama. John c. Schwieger, J. J. Stems.
Erie Silverman. William NJ. Sontag
William F. Thompson. William l..
Trew. Thomas A. Walsh, Max Walten
Lawrence p Walton, Arthur C. Web
ster. Milton r. Westcott, Martin VIE
gand. Norman Z. Wiser, Alexander G.
Brodt, B. f. Corrigan. Charles H. Hut
ton, Raymond O'IIare, Ernest L. Silber
James {. Smith. Herman G. Winkler
Hymen Stein. Joseph B. Kushmer and
George H. Becker.
The Chicago Club has made ar
Evening star., 1920-02-15
ODD FELLOWS.

Golden Rule Lodge. No. 81. an
nounces the second degree for Tues
day evening.
Beacon Lodge. No. Is. will give an
"alI star smoker" Friday evening.
February 20. in Odd Fellows Temple,
for all Odd Fellows and their male
friends. The following talent will ap-
pear: Paul Grove. huhoriSt: Rev.
Hugh T. Stevenson. who will deliver
an address on George Washington" ::
Edwin Callow, creator of TONY the
Barber" who will give some real
live dope on the trouble between
"Banan Da Johnse and Carl Mly*a pa
Underslung Pitch" Refreshm ants and
cigars will be provided.
The Grand Encampment OF this iu-
riSdiction at its annual session
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Grand patriarch. w. b
Berlin: grand high priest. w W
Adams: grand senior warden, Guy r.
Glossbrenner: grand scribe. f.. l..
Dunn: grand treasurer. w. Il. Randall;
grand marshal. b. B. Walden; grand
Junior warden. Sidney l.. Smith !;
grand inside sentinel. W. +. Lawson.
and grand outside sentinel. {. w.
Cuthbertson. The session was well
attended and a lively interest was
manifested. The retiring grand pa
triarch. William J. Rich. made a re-
port which was heartily received.
This was the first session under the
new law providing for but one session
year.
Several candidates will receive the
royal purple degree in MaGenenu En-
"ampment No. 4. tomorrow evening.
ALI patriarchs invited.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

The Grand Lodge of the District will
meet in annual convention Thursday
evening. February 19. the birthday OF
the Pythian Order. Grand Chancellor
Patrick will present report OF his
stewardship as head of the fraternity
for the year. showing a gratifying in
crease in membership. which. it IS
said. is due. in a great measure. to his
energy and campaign work Nlillam
Ladew. supreme vice chancellor. VIII
attend the session.
Webster Lodge. No. :. held a smoker
and get acquainted with your newly
installed officers" meeting Tuesday
evening. which was attended by many
members and visitors. Excelsior
Lodge. No. "A. headed by Grand Vice
Chancellor Yates. came in a BODY
Representative Frank Murphy of the
Steubenville. Ohio. district. in an elo-
quent address urged those present to
stand by the flag and by America and
for AmericaniZation of ali people in
this country. Past Grand Chancellor
Dickman. on behalf of Webster Lodge,
presented the speaker With bouquet
of carnations. Grand Chancellor Pat
rick complimented the lodge on the
progress made during the past year.
Others who spoke were Maj. X. J.
Whiting and William A. Ward. Chan
cellor Commander John F. McGrew
presided.
Capital Lodge. No. "a. at an en-
thusiastic convention Tuesday even
ing conferred the esquire rank. one
candidate being from Franklin Lodge.
No .. which attended in body
Deputy Grand Chancellor Henderson.
assisted by Past Grand Chancellor
Shaffer of Maryland. as grand prelate.
and Past Chancellor Gorham. as
grand master at arms. installed ]. L.
Proctor as prelate, l. +. Vincent as
master at arms and z. S. Cole as
inner guard. H. NJ. Rectanus. who
will leave the city soon, rendered
his resignation as vice chancellor and
was presented a Pythian badge as
token of esteem. Robert Curtis.
Of Mispah Lodge. No. 135. Nollys-
burg. Pa. and c.. George Hadley, of
Of town visitors.
Washington Company, No. l. Uni
form Rank. Wednesday evening will
have class initiation. The COM
pany has gained many recruits in the
past few months, all manifesting
great interest, it is stated. in the en-
campment of the rank to be held at
Cleveland. Ohio, next August.
All committees of the fair to be
held during the week of April 10 are
getting their plans in shape and from
present indications the undertaking
should be a decided success. A rum
mage sale will be held by the ways
and means committee on March 4. 5
and s, and members are requested to
assist by contributing whatever they
may have and notifying William A.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
LADIES AUXILIARY, A. o. H.

Monday night Division No. 2, after
short business session, held a soesO<
evening, there being a threefold rea 4
son. The Irish History Study Club waa{
entertained. n presentation made andE
and oratory followed on Freedom OF
Ireland"
Miss Annie Murphy. president. ing
troduced Robert Barrett as chairmaui
of the evening. vocal solo was
given by Miss Ethel Roddy. Monsignor
Thomas made the presentation to Miss
Mary Flanagan. retiring president. OF
a token of love and esteem from men,
bers of Division No. . in appreciation
of many years of service. Vocal
solos by Ambrose Durkin. violin and
piano selections by Misses Hickey and
OBrien, vocal duets by Misses Helen
GoggenS and Pauline Healy, an essay
on the life of st. Bridgid by Miss
Kathleen O'Sullivan and addresses by
Rev. Mcnamara, Father Carroll. Mr..
Daley. L. J. Haltigan and Edward +.
Mitchell concluded the program.
The evening closed with a spirited
contest of Irish bond selling. 90
Evening star., 1920-02-15

and accompanist with songs and
jokes. State Deputy VIM. McCaffrey
and District Deputy John W. Sutherin
addressed the gathering. Visitors
were present from Central and West
End.
The members of West End Camp.
No. 1e0s9. Monday night in Pythian
Temple, were entertained by a debate
on the prohibition question. State
Deputy VIM. McCaffrey. District De-
putty John W. Sutherin and A. E. Shoe
maker spoke on the good of the order.
News was received of the death of DR..
j. Fl. Rutledge. for many years in
charge of the Woodmen Sanatorium
at Colorado Springs. DIR. Rutledge
was on his way to Honolulu for a
vacation and was stricken with in
huenza in San Francisco. where his
death occurred.
Central Camp. No. 1905. celebrated
military night recently with large
attendance of visitors from other
camps. the following candidates. near
~ an OF whom were members of the
United States Marine Corps. being OBJ
liSated in full ceremonial form
George B; Beaumont. John c. Defines,
George Gray. Arthur q. Hamilton
Ellsworth ]. Hand. Walter Marsh.
Frank Novotny. Harry Il DIVER, Har-
Try Radner. Richard II. Rothweli Earl
Roth. James +. Smith. Harry F. Swig-
gard. Charles \. trbine. John H. Pfu-
ger. Jr., and William II. Burton. Fol-
lowing the initiation. remarks We're
made by state Deputy William No
CaHrey. District Deputy John w.
Sutherln Past Consul James A. Moody.
Richard III. Rothwell and c. Il, Miller.
ne camp was advised that it is lead
ing Talbot Camp in the contest for the
championship banner. The camp has
been asked to furnish officers for the
state degree team. At the next meet
ing. the adoption of another large
class will be featured
Evening star., 1920-02-15
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR

The new officers of Martha CHAPTER
initiated a class of six at the last
meeting. The choir rendered the music
including 500 by Mrs. Rosa Clark
A colonial evening has been arranged
for Friday evening. One of the fea-
lures will be the dancing of a minuet
and Virginia reel by the Younger
members The fraternity is invited
The Matrons and Patrons Associa-
tion OF Martha Chapter were enter
tanned by its president. Mrs Fred
Cawson. at her home. 1914 Massa-
chusetts avenue northeast. Friday
evening. Guests of honor were Ma
tron Mrs. Margaret Foote and Patron
Milton Hine. The election of officers
for the year resulted as follows: Mrs
ard Titlow. vice president: Mrs Eve
lyn Hursh. serretary-treasure ex-
ecutive committee. Mil.ard Dixon
Mrs. Hattie Hutchinson and Mrs
Jessie Hover.
Electa Chapter Tuesday evening
initiated class Of twelve Mrs. Edith
Lee and Miss Edna Emo sang a duet
and Raymond Fillius sang solos
Columbia Chapter at its last meet
IN" "ad solos by Miss Bright of Co
lumbia Chapter and sketch. Ma
dame Futura" by Mrs. Wheeler and
Mrs. Wiley of Naomi Chapter The
Floral Circle will meet tomorrow at
the home of Mrs. Leahy. 134S Monroe
street northwest.
Lebanon Chapter. No. o5. through
Patron Mckenzie. has announced a
valentine dance and entertainment.
and Matron Belts has announced an
other social evening at the next meet
ing.
Friendship Chapter. No. II. Tues
day evening. at Masonic Hall, Tenley-
town. held a social meeting after it's
business was disposed Of 1t voted to
attend the George Washington birth
day Masonic ceremonies at Trinity
Church. Sunday. February %. The en-
tertainment was furnished by Miss
Josie Wall in recitations and Miss
Name Giles in songs. Mrs. William
Voekman accompanied on the piano.
Brookland Chapter. No. II. will give
colonial dance the evening of Feb
ruary 81 in the Masonic Hall, at
Brookland, corner Of 18th and Monroe
streets northeast.
The first of the series of entertain
ments planned for the members of
Esther Chapter. No. 5. took place last
Thursday evening and was largely
attended. Mr.. and Mrs. Fessenden
had charge Of the refreshments
Evening star., 1920-02-15
JR. o. U. A. M.

At the regular meeting Of Reno
Council Monday night the excursion
committee reported as to the rates and
dates procurable and was given full
power to act Esther Council. No. 90,
d of A.. will join Reno in the eNcur-
sion The trustees were authorized
to look into the matter of purchasing
a site and erecting a building to be
owned by the council. Preparatory TO
a drive to increase membership. W. +.
Rowe and r. l.. Shoemaker were ap-
pointed captains Of teams of ten. the
winning team to be awarded a prize.
Past state Councillor w. A. Church of
Lincoln Council, No: ST. Terre Haute.
Ind delivered an address upon the
purposes and the good of the order at
large At tomorrow nights meeting
the past councillors ass. .clation VIII
visit Reno.
Anacostta Council. No. 16. met Tues
day night. 1t was announced that the
visitation of this council viii take
placA on the 18th. Deputy National
Councillor A. c. Columbus will preside.
REPRESENTATIVES Sam r. Sells and j.
viii Taylor of Tennessee have been
invited as orators of the evening
At the meeting of Liberty Bell Coun-
Gil. No So. the third degree was eN-
emplified Representatives were pres
ent from BallSton Council. BallSton.
Va. Deputy State Councillor r. H.
Yates also was a visitor. Next tues
day the council will discuss excur-
sions and on February "a the council
will celebrate it's eighth anniversary
in the form of an entertainment, to
which all members and their friends
will be invited. The degree team
gave an exhibition drill Refresh
mentS were served
Andrew Jackson Council. No. 6. Jr.
o. L. A. NJ, will hold n class initia
ton of about 100 members February
q at the Masonic Temple. Sth and +
streets northeast New uniforms will
be used by the drill team. These uni
forms will be worn for the first time on
this occasion. Refreshments and cigars
will be furnished. The following COM
mittee will provide entertainment: H.
b. RolliSon. chairman: j. b. Pote. G. w.
Sanders. j. Roberts and William NJ.
La Roach.
Thursday evening Mount Vernon
Council. No. 10. conferred the degrees
of virtue. liberty and patriotism upon
Cooper. W. f. Cooper. II. l.. Wiessner.
+. r. Marks and c. II. klotZ. The
initiation was put on under the direc-
tion of Capt. John T.. Smal!wood and
Deputy National Councillor 4. G.. Co
lumbuS. The oriental court will be
staged the third meeting night in this
month with twelve candidates. The
new councillor has appointed an en-
tertainment committee. comprising
John A. Hargett, chairman; Millard G.
fost. treasurer: James T. Conner, l..
Roberts. Richard Tmhau. J. l.. Swain
and George A. Cohill secretary.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
SONS OF AMERICA.

William Schoneberger. district presi.
dent of the Patriotic Order Sons of
America. recently installed the Of
f1cers of Washington Camp as fol-
lows: Past president. S. C. Wise;
president. j. w. Tucker; vice presi-
dent. l.. G. Harden; master of forms,
c. c. Barco: secretary. A. L. Jennings !:
financial secretary. w. L. Snow; treas
urer William Schoneberger: con-
ductor, w. c. Owens: inspector. B. F.
Chrisman: outside guard. J. H. MUIR
ply: trustee eighteen months, w. c..
Owens; trustee twelve months, J. H.
Murphy, and trustee six months, c. C.
RarcO.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
MASONIC.
n unsy~Aa

hsO0kNps
Monday-Potomac. No. ). T.. A.: b. r.
French, No. IL. +. C.: Anacostia.
No. 81. N. NJ; Pentalpha. No. 23.
+. C.: Mount Pleasant. No. 33.
&c.
Tuesday New Jerusalem. No. 3.
special, 8 pm. NJ. NJ: National.
No. L.. F. C.: NJ. NJ. Parker. No.
%. NJ. NJ. hy past masters; King
David. No. IS. F. c.
wednesday-w Washington Centennial,
No. Il. 6 pm. +. C.; followed 10y
T. A.: Osiris. No. 26. $50 pm.
r. G.. followed hv +. 4. Fest
Gate. No. "a. +. c.
Thursday-Navnl. No. 4, T.. A.; Hiram.
No. 10. +. A.: la FHyeit". No. 10.
Il pm. +. G. followed by T.. A:
william Il. Singleton. No. 30. +.
G.: George T. Whiting. No. 81. >p"-
r;al. pm. NJ NJ: Stan>bury.
No. "A. special! 80 pm. l.. \.
Columbia. No. 3 social: Ana
costa. No. II. special. NJ. NJ.
Saturdny-Coiumb;a. M. 3 spec!"l. NJ.
NJ: Dawson. No. IL. special tcora
mandery roOmb. 3 pm. n. NJ.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Tuesday Fayettc, No. ). special
program
Friday Eureka. Va. {. special. $50
pm. r. NJ. and NJ. +. NJ.
KNIGHTS TENPLAR COM
WANDERERS.
Monday-Orient, NJ. :. Order Of the
Temple.
Wednesday-Potom omsc. No. 3, Red Cross
and Malta.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS
Monday-WashinSton Council. No l.
degrees.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED
SCOTTISH RITE.
Tuesday-Mithras Lodg" of Perfection.
elections Of officers
ORDER OF THE EASTERN
STAR.
Monday-Ruth Chapter. No. l. business
and entertainment: annual dance.
Scottish Rite Cathedral. February
%; 81. John Lodge Chapter. No.
is, degree work.
Tuesday-Mizpah Chapter. No. s. degree
work: Friendship Chapter. No. 10.
reception and dance. Washington
Club. 18th and X streets north
west tcard parties and novel pro-
gram); entertainment in charge OF
past matrons and past patrons.
February "a. and rummase sale
February %. "a and %. at 1115ia
9TH street northwest.
wedne esday-Areme Chapter. No. 10
valentine party. with dancing and
refreshments. following short bust
ness session. The fraternity is in
vited.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
MOOSE.

The Ladies' Legion of the Loyal Or
der of Moose was instituted Monday
evening by the officers of Columbia
Lodge. No. 1876 After the meeting an
entertainment was given. followed by
a dance with music, furnished by Blacks
Jazz Band.
Albert Bushnell Hart. professor of his
tory, Harvard University. and one of
the Mooseheart governors. will deliver.
a lecture on "Mooseheart" tomorrow
evening. Among other speakers who are
expected will be Director Genreal James
]. Davis and Representative NJ. NJ. Gar
land of PENNSYLVANIA.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

rangements for quarters for the con-
vention in July at the Fort Dearborn
Hotel. Two hundred and fifty EIks
and their families will constitute the
party. A band of forty pieces has
been engaged.
The next regular dance will be held
Thursday, February 10, and every
Thursday thereafter
The board of trustees. Messrs. Rich
ards. Kreig and Clements. is en-
Geavoring to provide a fine library for
the members. New reading tables.
library lamps, etc, will soon be in
stalled.
Over 500 members of Washington
Lodge. No. -. are members of the
American Legion.
At the Wednesday session of the lodge
nominations We're made for officers of
Ghe louse. The election occurs in April.