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Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
OPEN COOKING GLASSES

Classes in cooking will be held at the Horace Mann junior high school, domestic science laboratories on Tues day and Thursday evenings at 6:3O. The class will be limited in number Those who are interested are asked to register at once.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
Tips Of the TOUn
WAS IN TOMBSTONE.

Mrs. NJ. Reasonover and daughter, were in Tombstone yesterday on g short visit to friends
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
IN TEACHERS HONOR

The picnic given on the lawn of the Y. w. c. A. yesterday evening to the teachers of the Warren District and their families by the Womans League of the Presbyterian church was de- cided success. A very large number enjoyed the program that had been arranged.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
FROM TOMBSTONE.

Attorney TT. Kingsbury and fam. fly of Tombstone were in the city yesterday on a visit to Mrs. Kings bury's parents, MT and Mrs c. w. Hicks of School Hill.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
TO NORMAL SCHOOL

Miss Viola Lucas, who has been a house guest of Miss Helen Mcdonald for the past few days, will leave to- night for Tempe to attend the Nor nal school.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
CALL CIVIL CALENDAR.

Local attorneys have received nO- tice of call c! the civil calendar to be held in Tombstone on Monday Most of the Warren District lawyers have cases tO be sci for trial.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
CRAIG POLICE JUDGE

w. P. Craig, Democratic nominee for justice of the peace in Bisbee, has been appointed police judge by the city council. He will act during the absence of Judge Hogan who will
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
TO EASTERN SCHOOLS

Dushan, George and Mike sons Of MT. and Mrs. V. G. Medigovich, left on the Californian yesterday noon for New York where they will attend school. Mike will attend Rutgers preparatory school at New Bruns- wick, New Jersey and George and Dushan will go to Columbia
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
ON WAY TO DOUGLAS.

County Attorney Bob French and family were in the city yesterday on their way 10 Douglas from Tomb stone. MT French stated to a Re view reporter that the statement printed in another column of this is sue regarding the dismissal of George M. Roark. as assistant county attorney. was correct
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
THE BIsREE DAILY REVIEW
FROM CLIFTON.

Mrs. Viola Dennison of Clifton is spending a few days in the Warren District on visit to relatives. She has just returned from two months vacation on the coast, and stopped here to visit on her way home
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12

Quite a number of the Warren dis, triCt young folks drove over to Tomb stone last evening to attend the dasce given by the Fourr Post of the American Legion.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
ENDS VACATION

Miss Mary Althaus of the dry goods department Of the Phelps Dodge store in Warren has returned from ChreC weeks vacation spcnt with friends and relatives iH San Antonio. Texas.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
ON COURT BUSINESS.

Alexander Murray and s. K. Will Jams, local attorneys, were in Tomb stone yesterday on business before the superior court
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
ON WAY HOME.

David BenshimoL 9 Douglas attor- 'ey, was in Bisbee yesterday on a short visit, while on his way to his home, from Tombstone, where he had been on business before the su- perior court.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
VISITING RELATIVES.

Mrs. Arthur Davis and family of Clifton are spending few weeks in the Warren District on visit to rel ativeS.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
REsEkARS CELEBRATE

The Rebekah Lodge will celebrate it's anniversary Friday. September 17. All Rebekahs and visiting Re bekahs are invited to attend.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
STUNG BY cENTIPEDE

Lester Plunkett, who has been suf- poisoning is improving.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
SUPERIOR COURT CALENDAR

The criminal and civil calendar will be called in the superior court at Tombstone on Monday, September 13 at l:30 o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
FROM TOMBSTONE.

NJ. M. BloOdwOrth, cashier of the First National Bank in Tombstone, accompanied by his wife, were visit Ors to the Warren District yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
BUYS NEW CAR

T. A. Iiugl es, of the Arizona In- surance Agency, has bongh. new Dodge roadster from the Slag Dump garage.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
JOINS STORE FORGE

Mrs. Mack Long has accepted position in the grocery department o Che Phelps Dodge store at Warren.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
MOVE TO WARREN

Mir. and Mrs. John Hawley al moving into their new home in th third addition to Warren.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
IS IMP ROWING.

J. Y. Gaines of Tombstone who is confined in the Copper Queen hospi- tai suffering from an attack of kid ney trouble. is reported as being very much improved.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
BUYS BUSINESS

James Carovess1s has purchased Tom Collokas' half interest in the Lowell Confectionery and is now it's sole owner.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
VISITS IN DISTRICT

Mrs. Charles Kirby of Hilltop, ; NJ. is visiting friends in the distric
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
GOES TO COAST

Mrs. H. C. Watson will leave to- night for Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
IS IN PHOENIX.

Attorney Sam Kyle is spending q few days in Phoenix on legal busis ness.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
UP FROM DOUGLAS.

Cleye lrby was in the city yeSter- day from Douglas on short busi- ness trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
Y TEA TODAY

The regular Sunday afternoon lea at the Y. w. c. A. will be held this afternoon at o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-12
7 ].

Bountifu collection makes gratifying provision for the many requirements of our patrons to equip their Fall skirt wardrobe. Don't neglect these splendid assortments.
 Priced from $12.5O to $3O.OO
Evening star., 1920-05-11
S4.0S SOxoO-Inch Size Crochet
Bedspreads, $3.50

So-called "Run-of-the- -milr' because
they are slightly rumpled or soiled from
handling. Limited quantity-not more
than two to a customer.
$z.oS Bedspreads, $40
Three-quartcr Size Crochet Weave
Spreads. Only 90 in the lot A splendid
weight for the spring and summer sea-
sons. Effective Marseilles patterns;
hemmed, ready to use.
$1.98 BIeached Sheets, $1.49
IS dozen Blcached Sheets. So-callcd
Seconds" because Of slight mill i'm
perfection. Nothing to hurt the wear.
This was a very fortunate purchase
from one of the big mills Can be used
for large. threc-quarter or double-bed
sizes. Limit of FIVE t5) to a purchaser.
Turkish Towels. SOC
25 dozen of these HEAVY Ribbed
White Athletic Towels: also big. heavy
bath towels. Good absorbent quality.
A limited lot.
6Oc Table Oilclotf1. 49c
A special value from the domestic
section for Household Day only. 5o and
As inch Table Oicloth. all white and
dark background patterns. Mill sec
onds"-nothing to hurt the wear.
Evening star., 1920-05-11
Bargain Basement Household Day Features
in Table and Bed Wear

100 Hemstitched or Scalloped
Tablecloths, $2.l5
Tablecloths. OF highly mercerized
damask, retaining their satin luster after
washing. Limited quantity-not more
than two to purchaser.
soc PiIlowcases, 49c
100 Dozen Neatly Hemstitched
Bleached Pillowcases. in the most
wanted size. 45x36 inches. Made of the
famous Beauty" brand linen finished
quality sheeting.
45c and 49c PilIowcases, 35c
In two most wanted sizes. 42x56 and
45x36 inch Bleached Pillowcases: made
of the same shecting to match the
sheets All are fully blcached. So-callcd
seconds" because OF an oil spot or
stain. otherwise perfect.
Evening star., 1920-05-11


$500 Living Room Suite, This Week, $500
Dull Mahogany Finish. Cane Living Room Suite,
Queen Anne design, made with loose cushions,
spring seat. upholstered in blue silk damask !
large settee, with two cushions, l armchair and
! rocker.
$3.50 Living Room Suite, This Week, $3.50
;, Very Fine Quality. Three-piece Cane Living
Room Suite. tapestry seat and back; dull ma
hogany hnish. Large settee armchair and rocker.
$500 Living Room Suite, This Week, $40
Three-pece Cane Living Room Suite. dull ma
hogany finish, upholstered in blue velour. soft
spring seat and edge, large settee, with two
cushions. ! armchair and rocker
$2S7.5O Living Room Suite, This Week. $3.50
Dull Mahogany Finish. Cane Living Room Suite.
Queen Anne design. upholstered i'll blue null
berry embossed velour Large settce, with two
cushions, armchair and rocker.
$17S Living Room Suite, This Week, $40
Dull Mahogany Finish, Three-piece Suite.
William and Mary period cane back, tapestry
covered, sprirg seat; settee, armchair and rocker.
Evening star., 1920-05-11
ODD PIECES
Save 20eo and More on Complete Bed
Outfits to Go on Sale Wednesday

White enamel plain design Bed. Rome Link Bed
Spring, all metal, all-cotton mattress. covered in
art ticking Complete outfit this week at $27.95.
Palais Roynl-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1920-05-11

Palais Royal-Bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1920-05-11
lV1OpS

Can be pulled on
the wire frame and
washed. put through
n vyringer and ut
back ON the frame.
Demonstration,
Fourth Floor
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-10-08
"CABIN IN THE HuIsr

Some one said I'VE never know
when we are we'll Off" Most of us
have at some time realized this state
ment, but none so much as annie
Hunter" the ambitious wife In the
play Cabin in the Hills" whose as
pirations toward a social career prov
ed nearly disastrous TO her, but for
the timely dictation OF her conscience
which drew to her the difference be-
tween two men, one a polished mag
netic shell, the other genuine.
whole-hearted. though unsophiaticat-
ed husband.
Miss Ada Daniels portrays the in-
discreet but repentant wife and we
can safely say that no other actress
has ever enacted Edward Peple's
character OF Mrs. Hunter" in his
famous new play the Goblin in the
Hills" as Miss Daniels superb CON
ception Of this role. and then we have
to relieve the seriousness OF the play
the plain, hearty, good natured
Chuck Wilson" played by Frank
Jonasson, whose work as Frank
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-10-08
"BEIow THE SURFACE"
YOU'LL WANT 10 sEE.

The delightful homo and love
scenes in little seacoast village.
The crew in sunken II. s. sub
marine fighting death from auffo-
cation.
Hobart Boswortha plunge 10 the
depths, whore no saves tho joy-crazcd
seamen.
Tho confidence woman'a Turing OF
a love-mad youth to dive for sunkon
treasure.
The tragedy OF the boys return.
after tho bride has fled with her
lover.
Bosworth's descent on a Now York
cabaret. where he fights for the run
away wife and carries her off 10 tho
home-bound boat.
The wreck Of the boat In n fog.
Wild scenes attending tho sinking.
The fathers return to the sick son
with news that the young wife il
lost.
The boys rash dive to tho wreck
What no sees through tho portholal
The heaTt-Lhrilllng scene when
BoswOrth, without d dfyer'a suit.
gropes to a killing depth. cuts tho
fouled lifeline. swimg With the dis
illuBloned lad 20 tho surface.
The satisfying. happy endinK-at
the Gem Theatre. Saturday, Oct. b.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-10-08

traction over the orpheum circuit for
three seasons, and the clever young
entertainer shines like a star in the
skies. when It comes to an all around
Hawaiian entertainer. Princess Ke-
lana is Hula Huling her way into the
hearts of the audiences and Mr.. Jos.
Rogrodes is one of the greatest steel
guitar players from the islands, be-
ing what is termed a triple fingered
player. The Crist and Costa Hawai-
ians are unique and novel attrac-
ton playing only a limited engage
ment. oS-I5
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-10-08
NeWs of Montpelier Theatres
WEEKS PROGRAM At Tile
MONTPELIER THEATRE.

Saturday night - should Hus-
bands Forgive?" a big super special
and Harold Lloyd comedy and Mutt
and jeff cartoon.
Tuesday, seyen-reel super spe-
cial featuring Earl Williams in The
Fortune Hunter"
Wednesday, Another super spe-
cial featuring Frank Mayo in The
Brute Breaker. To be shown after
free concert in which Miss Cox ana
Miss Proudsit, Edison stars. appear
under direction Of Nielsen-J ones
Furniture company.
Thursday-Pathe super special
The Right to Lie
Friday-Another of Metros spe-
cial features with Viola Dana in "A
Colored Girls Romance"
Saturday-Dougla Fairbanks in
THE Americana" and another Ha-
waiian Troupe.
These are all big feaures, and each
night there will be comedies and
weeklies shown in connection.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-10-08
"sHouLD HUSBANDS RO

One of the biggest features shown
at the Montpelier theatre in a long
time is should a Husband Forgive"
which plays Saturday night. This
picture is regarded as one of the
best screen productions produced.
Picture to yourself the sleepless
nights of agony endured by a low
ing wife, who knows that the grim
spectre of past entrusted to a
worthless creature, the vilest of the
vile, in mad moment, may confront
her at any moment and ruthlessly
tear down the structure of happiness
built by years of love and consistency,
and secured only by her husbands
love.
Picture to yourself the sorry plight
of the husband whose entire trust
and faith have been implicitly re-
posed in his beloved wife, when un-
deniable proofs Of her wrong doing
in the past are thrust upon him,
bringing with them the terrible fear
that his past years OF heavenly hap
piness have been founded on guilt
and deception.
Put yourself in her place. Would
you forgive her? See this great
drama at the Montpelier tomorrow
afternoon or evening.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-10-08
PROGRAM vt GEM THEATRE
FOR THE WEEK.

Friday. Oct. S-Enid Bennett IN
Stepping out" Harold Lloyd COM
edy.
Saturday. oct. "A Thos. Fl. .Ince
super-production Below the Sur
face, starring Hobart Bosworth.
Comedy, Hall Room Boys" q howl
Ing success.
Monday nm Robert Warwick In
Told ia The Hills" Paramount su-
per-production; Mack Sennett com.
edy Up ia Alf's Place"
Tuesday big comedy extra
special featuring Charlie Chaplin in
"Iillte's Punctured Romance" We
booked this picture by special re-
quest Of number Of our patrons.
Harold Lloyd comedy,
Wednesday, Pathe super fea-
ture International News, and Vod-
anvil Movie
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-10-08

The umbrella was used In England
as luxurious aunshade early n tn
seventeenth century. lien Ionaon men.
lions Il In n comedy produced in i0i0
The eighteenth century had half
elapsed before tho umbrella had even
begun TO be used In England by both
sexes an II Is now.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-10-08
kauper" I'm THE Scarlet Poppy" was
so much appreciated.

The Cabin In tho Hills, which
comes to the Gem Theatre October
2lst is a play that draws tho vast
distinction between the frank almpli-
city OF the west to the artificial 40
phistication OF eastern city life NJ.
Forest Taylor says the theme OF this
comedy drama IL one OF the seasons
most popular play-written subjects
in New York productions and no has
specialized in selecting q good cast
to support Miss Daniels. making this
play an all around excellent produc-
ton. OLE
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-10-08

A aad story reaches us from South.
west London. u appears that 4 gIFt
Of twenty attempted suicide because
she realized she was too old 10 write
either q popular novel or q hook oe
poems, From Punch. London.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-10-08
HAWAIIAN ENTERTAINERS
COMING.

Crist and Costa's genuine POrtu
guese Hawaiians are to be the at
traction at the Montpelier Theatre
Saturday evening, October 16, in a
new and novel Hawaiian offering,
In the Garden of Aloha" Mr.
Charles Costa was in this feature at
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BOARD AND ROOMS

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WANTED First claEe Colured cook, call
At oiT $ Main phone oFaEe 1850.
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I.r NlNuT .YI.uH|H .... ..H..
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AUTOMOBILES
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PAINTING AND DECORATING 3
EMPLOYMENT
XVII 10 i MIN
HEIP wANTEn-MhLE
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HEIr wANTEn--MtLE 3s
WANTED
Boys to soil our publication Friday
and Saturdays; good profits to huSt-
lcrs. can $50. Ask for Circulation
manager,
Tulsa Saturday Night
134 West Third
WANTED White man about 90 years of
age, light Janit9r work, Two or three
hours g day. amply room 2l2, l.. a r
B'dg. toe $ Main
BOY OVER 10 years old. chance 10 learn
good trade; must live nt home. i2i-A,
World
PREssER WANTEp-At III E, Second
WANTED-Two Young men of neat ap-
pesrance for advertising and soliciting
call Hotel Alton, room Aa
WANTED pishwssheI. apply Partisan
Doughnut Shor q " Ffth.
WANTED Experienced shoe salesman
splendid opportunity fur good tuiuF" ,
Boston Shoe shop, over Woolworth -
PREssER WANTED at ll1 " Second.
WANTED -Cook. apply kitchen Of Tulsa
Petroleum club
/ BRICKLAYERS az new power plant ~
Public Service Co. take truck leaving
Second and Main ST. at t.-0 direct 60 lpp.
Tho Adams Cnnstrurtimn 30
. WANTED-Buruor. steady IuU, $40 s
! week guarantee. come az once or phone
students need not apply N u Lee,
/ WANTED Two good nou-union finished
carpenters, apply at 10 ". Iatimcr
north side.
I ROY WANTED with wheel 90 deliver
| PACKAGE. Palace 0fflce SUNNY 90
! WANTED BurrouFhs posting machine
] operator 90 do commercial bookkeeping
JON THE AHMY-- Rocrutugg Offices aa'
| ashs. Ardmoro and Euid. -
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SON, Woodward. okla.
WAITED heel n@Es n%, .,yli,r-,@ yfiar- OF aseo
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~ YOU DONT KNOW
Why. not iuvcstiFa,' and Gna out about
Inyestiraio and invest. why not phone
Usage, $40 Cedar 1913,
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ale-I7 Central Nsuona Bank Wdg
WANTED Experienced man. hookkeepoi
for temporary employ right mar
can make place for SER permanently, al
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SAIESMAN- reliable. agErossiyo mer
with selling experience, can earn bet
Ter than $500 per month with our limo
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oil companies, balding contractors team
ing contractors fou9dr,cs. TIN and meta met,
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or call Usage t993. -.-
DE- A UkTECIIYE -IcsiFu, opportunity 5000 pay
uavel write e. 7 Ludsig ss4 Nesio'g Bldg
Kansas CITY No
NOTOKMES- Married men preferred
Tulsa street Railway Co, corner ttftl
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE 3
lWANTED- First claEs oulured cook, cal
at cl7 $ Main phone oFaFe 1850.
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WANTED .1o rrnt two ur 'urnr-rnom
rIruiaIsu apartment "u|ttH'. 'Uf fH"
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nrsINnss srn,iCn 0rlrNrn
ntiLDING Nm co>rKNcrING q
CLEANING N>D pyEi>G

LET rftE NEW YORK Cleaners a Tall
ors clean and press your suit entirely
different from the rest, Tor $3.50, call
and deliver free. Usage sOtS. 1854 y
Main.
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sroHIs NND WAREHOUSES;

sTDHTRDbN for rput 10 good location.
$40 g. rhlrd phnu, oHare oo't
ron SALE t.,I mime and short r1u.
rupb property eastern thluhnWh.
afrluI eIsar ,upl district 500 acres DoaIs
cont. ROYALTY. tuuld consider proposition
to ~i,o control go parties financing iru
movement Address NuF'rilFrr room 6it.
Hallway Exchange IlIdR chicago. lil
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/ Man WANTED 20 pillow lot on E. Nd
miral, see Jack Robinson Hotel Tulsa
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FrHH CASH. Taur. room bungalow and
bathroom. uu fine eHH' front lot: now
aud un 'u.uHf,, price 1880. cedar 77T
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its1 evening" Uftrr @ a. SUNDAY.
ron EgEr uhrsr room apartment
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I.E.u IiFS good f.n-runIu rrnusrr
IIugs|.#. N.NH" ir .nuH' u0h town
r.Hi igrm# FOO rnsp.uHIuIa parties. rodsr
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Observation-Disclosures

bRESSN kING.Plalu and fancy sewing
modelling and alteration, work guar
antced, 5i5 $. Main. Usage 46i3-H Mrs
Si.4uu.
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FIRST CLASS lady h00NEecror. now
studying higher ar0uuuianrr lH open for
pusItiun with good active uIl concern
HpE" had several years experience. can
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-10
.DR. FOSTER IS
 GIVEN CREDIT
 FOR WORK HERE
Is Aided by Superintendent PhilbrOok in Establishing
 Summer School

The following letter from Dr. Frank c. Lockwood, dean of the College of Letters, Arts and Sciences of the University of Arizona. concern ing the establishment of the summer school of the University in Bisbee this summer by Dr. Herbert H. Eos ter of the school, and of the part played by Superintendent of Schools C. F. Philbrook ill furthering the sue cess of the session, is self explana- tory.
 "To the editor: May I correct an error in your friendly article of Aug ust on the Summer School of the University of Arizona? Dr. H. II. Eos ter Is director of the Bisbee sum mer session of the University of Ari- zona. He and Dr. Philbrook have the joint credit of conceiving and estab- fishing the summer school here; and Cor three summers, now, Dr. Foster has presided over it.
 AS director of General University Extension I was assigned to work here as an instructor this summer; and, meantime, was appointed dean of the College of Letters, Arts and Sciences in the University.
 pr Foster is the ranking Univer. sity officer in charge of the work here; and in cooperation with Super intendent Philbrook has the chief ere dit and responsibility for what has been achieved in Bisbee in this uni que summer school.
 Yours very truly,
 (Signed) Frank C. Lockwood"