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The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-02
DIV0RCESUlT FILED BY WIFE
 FOR CRUELTY

KANSAS CITY, Oct. ? (by Associ- ated Press) Charging extreme cru city and violence Mrs. Frances Swope Hyde, wife of Dr. Clarke Hyde, who has three times been tried on the charge of murdering Mrs Hyde's uncle, Thomas Swope, a millionaire philanthropist, filed suit today for divorce.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-02
FIfTY-FIRST DAY OF
 HUNGER STRIKE AND
 MAYOR STILL ALIVE

LONDON, Oct. (by Associated Press) The doctor at Brixton prison made a final appeal today to Lord Mayor MacSwiney to accept food. The mayor was told he was sinking fast, but he declined to eat. This is the fifty-hrst day of his hunger strike.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-02
MANY OKLAH0MANS
 MUST STAND TRIAL

OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. 2 (by As sOciated Press) Thirty merchants and prOprietOrs of restaurants were arres ested today on federal warrants cliarging violation of tEe Lever act and protiteering. The arrests fol- lowed indictments returned by the grand jury.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-02
CALIFORNIA MEN
 TRAPPED IN MINE FIRE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ? (by Asso- ciated Press) Asa Kingsbury and Reginald Lampson were trapped in mine fire at Copperopolis on Thurs day and burned to death. Efforts are being made to remove their bodies to- day.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-02
NATIONS GROSS DEBT
 CUT DOWN BY MILLIONS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 (by Associ- ated Press).-The nations gross debt was reduced s237,25o,ooo during Sep tember, according to an announce ment today by the treasury depart ment
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-02
DESTROYER SUFFERED
 DAMAGE TO ENGINE

RIGA, Oct. ? (by Associated Press) The United States destroyer Kane suffered some damage to it's engines outside of Riga but IS not in need of assistance, a wireless from the boat says today, and it expects to be here tomorrow.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-02
CONTRACT AWARDED
 FOR AIR MAIL ROUTE

WASHINGTON, Oct. ? (by Associ- ated Press) Ward Hubbard of Seat tie has been awarded the contract to transport mail by seaplane from Seat tie to Victoria, inaugurating the ser vice on October 15. This will mean a big saving of time to incoming and outgoing Oriental mail.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-02
SENATOR CRANE iS DEAD
 AT MASSACHUSETTS, HOME

DALTON, Mass, Oct ? (by Associ- ated Press) Former United States Senator w. Murray Crane, for years a power in the Republican party, died here today He took prominent part in the Republican convention at Chi cago last summer.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-02
SEATTLE MAN KILLED
 FOR BREAKING HOME.

SEATTLE, Oct ? (by Associated Ire, s).-John Walton today shot and killed James Hendry, a marine engi- neer, and then surrendered to the police. Walton declares Hendry broke up his home.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-02
FAMOUS ATss5I.E:'TG
 ACCEPTS NEW JOB

CHICAGO, Oct (by Associated Press) Martin A. Delaney, famous athlete, has accepted the management of the Chicago Athletic Association, according to a report circulated here today.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-02
DECLARES RATS NOT
 BUB0NIC CARRIERS

PORT ARTHUR, Oct. ? (by Asso- ciated Press) Public health service trappers have caught 5000 rats and laboratory tests show no Bubonic plague among them.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-02
ALASKA PLANES HELD BACK ON RETURN FLIGHT
 BY DAMAGED MACHINE
WILL RE-ASSEMBLE AT FARGO AND CONTINUE TRIP BACK
 TO NEW YORK

WASHINGTON, Oct 2 Coy Asso- ciated Press) Army planes of the Alaska flight will reassemble at Fargo Lieut.. Hut is delayed at Haz- elton through damage to his machine in landing there last Wednesday. Lieut. Kirkpatrick has been ordered to wait at Fargo for the other planes.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-02
FIRE BREAKS OUT ON PIER

GALVESTON, Tex, Oct. ? (by As sociated press). - Fire believed tC have resulted from spontaneous com bustion broke out last night on pier No A. Industrial guardsmen rushed to the scene and are fighting the flames. Four steamships tied up at the dock are endangered.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-02
ADOPT RESOLUTIONS
 AGAINST JAP AGITATION

HONOLULU, Oct. ? (by Associated Press) The American community in Tokio has adopted resolutions de- claring that the California antiJap- anese agitation is menace to Amer ican friendship, according to informa- tion received by local Japanese newspaper.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-02
uYElN COMPOSER
 IS CRITICALLY ILL

CAPE MAY, N. J., Oct. ? (by Asso- ciated Press) Edgar Page Stile, composer of hylrns, is critically ill here. Stile wrote "Beulahland' and more than 300 other hymns and songs. He is in his eighty-fifth year.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-02
NEW BOARD TAKES FORM

CHICAGO. Oct. (by Associated Prcss) The major baseball leagues are planning to take the control of baseball away from the men "fnan- cially interastel,' abolish the national commission and appoint~~a civilian ;rbunal' to officiate instead of the commission.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-02
ITALIAN AMBASSADOR TO
 U. S. GETS TRANSFERRED

WASHINGTON, Oct. ? (by Associ- ated PreSS). - Announcement was made here today that Baron Aysenna, the Italian ambassador to the United States, has been transferred to an other post.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-02
COX ON LAST LEG
 OF SPEAKING TOUR

KANSAS CITY, Oct. (by Associ- ated Press) Governor Cox entered Missouri today on the last lap of his. western tour, speaking at Joplin tms Tnolning. He will speak here late to- day and leave for Fremont, O., to- piglt.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-02
BROTHERS RECEIVE FLOGGINc

BUDAPEST, Oct. ? (by Associated Press) .-Flogging as a punishment for convicted profiteers has proved so satisfactory to the public that the ministry of justice is considering its infiiction for other offenses.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-02
PLANE DROPS IN LAKE
 AND CREW DROWNED

CHICAGO, Oct. ? (by Associated Press). "A naval airplane dropped into Lake Michigan today and sank with it's crew before rescue boats ar rived.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-02
TYPHO0N KILLS MANY
 AND DESTROYS PROPERTY

TOKYO. Oct. ? (by Associated Press) Scores of lives have been lost and widespread property damage caused by a typhoon centering at Yokohama.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19
EXTENSIVE PLANS MADE
FOR FOURTH ROLL CALL



rI-RROcK. Nov. iS-Exiensiyc prep
arations are being worked out ny ull'
lals III the local Chapter oi IN" Nhl'i'
can Red Cross and Chamber u 'wl,'
mercs for the conduct ~ IN" tgui'i'
Annual Roll Call u the Red cross
,hroughon, this ,gl.uiy during ne W''N
~ November 18th ;o goth The ala 81
lo-al merchants and business FIRMS hAf
l,.en solicited In obtaining space in the
local newspaper FOR the running 81 cuts
d.plctlng the varied activities ~ the
Red Cross throughout the world 70
which thew have responded Literally
The Aid and cooperation " local nun.
listers and the teachers of both city ana
rural schoola has also been enlisted IN
order 10 stimulate interest In the MlN,'
n special contest among the school chil
dren OF the county has been announced
which involves an attractive prize IN
The student In each community VINO
writes the best story anent the origin
object function and many commendabl,
actIyities az the Red Cross throughout
nh the nations 81 the world. Special
Arrangements have been made Win
local theatre for the running 81 spe
clai flve-reel film depicting the various
activities ~ the Red Cross holh w
America and Europe, which VIII u
shown next sunday afternoon MI
Curtis A. Keen has been appointed
county chairman for this work. Tn
drive Al sla,on viii ~ conducted under
the supervision q Mrs lee Green O
that point member Of the Slnton bnncf
Of this chapter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19
Members Eager.

Members arr looking forward tH thH
Ranger convention with 900 'IE,rurss.
oven greater than that they ',irr0i De-.
fore the Abilene convention. 1Ui W1r.
that did not attend the last convention
declare that they VIII he present 20 thD
Ranger celebration. The lure 90 tho go
field. the experience ~ seeing wells
shot" and hscDriainiuE conditions
there first hind-thcs, are Inducements
to attract the membership 10 b. under.
stood that several towns VIII compete
Cor N, fourth annual convention Many
~ them are already outlining and d"fiV.
ing their plans so that the contest b. *.
usctcd 10 d. very keen
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19

placed ON this farm including five of
thc best hoifcr az ihr famous Longylrv
Farm "Shuw Group. which have been
exhibited at number 90 fairs IN THIS
and other states. one oi which was not
beaten until rvyurilr geo Shreveport.
TWrUiv h,pd of registered Druc SOW X
have also been purchased including
,i iho best strains uHtI.rublp
This transaction constitutes couclu.
sItr evidence eff thr opportunities lf
I.rd hy the South Plains Tor DAIRY
farming Both u. th.s, E,HtIru'n have
had considerable experience 100 the
IlHyug husln,.s uUl Nir Estcthruug
HI4 been e. aur.pslll breeder uf pure
bred Jerseys CO.. thr past ten years ~
has long been 1 conceded fact That the
South Plains offered Unparalleled al.
tguuFos Tor o.. raising "t pur'hrud
livestock. ana tH, activities ut these
pioneers VIII ho watched with interest
throughout thiF .'.'i.u.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19
CONNIE RCIAL BODY
WILL HAVE MEETING
ANNUA N. SESSION OF WEST TENAS
ORGANIZATION TO ~ ~
RANGER


STANFORD. Tcv Nov is-'rhr
third annual convention % the West
Texas chamber Df Commerce. which
VIII BE- held IN Ranger sometime iu
January WIN De- the biggest thing uf l's
Kind ever attempted according tu tI.
hoBduuaitcrs offices u tho organize
ZION here The putrrtsinm,Hf commit
Gee Is now working uut 900 fHr d.fI....
Tho last convention held ut Abilene boo
Juuuuy II this year hrnugbt 90 rp.lrl
breaking crowd despite Oh. H.t thIt tL
weather VIE very lul.i
\ biz feature N every r.U.. fi,H l
the big banquet .iHll lr tN, t,nu.
,f convention dly Hundreds az mrW.
hers representing 600 thv towns and
communities ~ west T,Nls aIr RECALLED.
speeches are mad, and officers Irr eI..f
a. AZ the Abilene convention this N,Ir
more than 1000 attended the banquet
and hundreds came from many parts
the nation Iu order tU mIuki' with thH
tN.af .rN f.NFu IfH mods
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19
SAYS IRRIGATION PLANT .
WILL COST SMALL SUM
RnncIal 10 M News.

RISING STAR. Tex, Nov. is.-For
the nominal sum Of 5000 a large garden
can be irrigated IN this country ACCORD.
ing 10 George 7. Barnes, secretary OF
the local Chamber o. Commerce. IN his
plan 20 aid In irrigatlonizing small
tracts under the West Texas Chamber
Of Commerce plan. lie figures that yes
etab,es from the patch the first year
viii more than pay for the irrlgatioT
plani. Ten demonstration irrigation
plants will be put out next spring under
his plan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19
sHEETHATER TO HIVE
ANOTHER REFINERY OF
ONE THOUSAND BARRELS
Special to The News.

Special % Inc NFNa,
sWEETwATER. Tex, Nov. Is
gweetwater will obtain q second oil re-
finery ~ a result u thu selection OF the
clty for the site by G. y Huffman 81
oklahoma City. Tho new plant VII b"
1 .OOO.barrel capacity and VIII De- sliunl.
cd probably just north 81 thc 40 mn
ON property now owned hy The santa r.
railroad. The refinery viii hc bum by
outside capital pr. J. " Muniwn oi
Denver, colo. IL one of the PRINCIPAL
figures In the new enterprise tie Nh
remove 10 swcctwater az once. TINS
viii give swectwater lts second plant
the other being the Rex Oil and Rriin'
ing Company. which Is nov adding an
other l. 0o.harrcl unit 60 Us plant w
South Sweotwater
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19
Town Gets Lights.

RISING STAR. Tex, Nov. is-Ris
ing star now has continuous electric
current for residences. business houscs
and motors from a. m. 10 mldnighl,
according 10 the West Texas Chamoer
OF Commerce. More poles and wires
are on the road 20 extend the service
over the city. Another unit 10 the me.
ehanlcal department has been ordered
70 take care OF the unprecedented de'
mand for Juice" here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19

The opening ~ several new hutr's
one % which II the largest ln west
Texas. will give Ranger an opportunity
20 take care ~ the largest crowd that
10 ever catered a.. declared Porter \
Whaley. general manager. to-day. tn"
big convention not only airs the actiti.
Ties 81 the organization fUr the past
year. but starts the ball rolling for new
campaigns Tor another. Tho rcpr's,n.
tatlveness u the whole makes 10 q very
strategic opportunity Tor manuiaotur.
ers. business men IN general and al
others 90 attend the convention anil
mingle and talk with these people ~
business stimulant Il cannot be- beat
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
Burglars Enter Benson
 Store for Second Time
 Within Last Few Weeks

For the second time in the last few weeks burglars entered the store or Charles Gce,z. prominent merchant Of Benson Wednesday and escaped with about S5a0 worth of merchan- disc. On November 9 the store Was burglarized of $1200 worth of mer- cnaudise. On both occasions the bur glars discarded articles of small val ue and took for the most part mems furnishings, including suits, hats and shoes
 Six suspects were arrested yester- day and are held m the county jail in Tombstone. One of these is Jose Wo, son of wealthy Chinese mer- chant of Benson The others are Jose CostlIo D. CCstillO. Antonio Como .rran 1G two men employed at lho plant e tha Apache Powder com uJpE
 The shevi's office secured some good ineer prints cf the burglars and officers are confident Of making an 'dar lhicaI Ion # the criminals are ap- pren.nded
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
Profits of Grain Corporation and
 Federal Reserve Banks May Be Made
 Available for Loans to JJ. s. Farmers

WASHINGTON. Dec 2.-The blight Of mers due 10 falling prices was taken to congress today.
 A-ricultural committees of the sen ao and house. in joint session began hearings on conditions brought about uE falling prices preliminary 10 de- sing relief measures They decided 10 ask Secretary Houston and Gov grns Harding Gf the federal reserve board co come before them tomorrow st-er l.l9Cue Mover, Jr.. former head oi the war finance corporation, had declared that rehabilitation of that body would be ions step towards furnishing the desired relief by finan- cling experts of surplus crops. Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska told the cunfsre-ce he planned to intro dUce measures making available the profits of Inc federal reserve banks amounting to about $6UO00, 900 for leans .o agricultural interests. Gov e-uor Harding. with whom the Ne Draska senator conferred. issued a statement saying neither he nor the
 board had taken any stand on the proposition He declared he had cri ticised senator Hitchcock's plan but that the matter was one not within the province of the board as it count ed the use Of funds which the law re
 Quired should be paid into the treas
 ury
 Legislation extending a billion dol
 lars credit to Germany was advocated
 Before the joint committee by J. J
 Brauer of New York who claimed t, represent the German government while Senator Shoot of Utah annOunc
 ed he would propose an embargo ol imports Of wool for relief of Ameri can wool growers in a bill he will ol ] fer Monday.
 { Representative Campbell Of Kansa suggested that profits of the grail - corporation, about $1OO,000 0OO. D . made available fer loans to farmers y Meyer told the joint committee tha - the act creating the war finance CO poratiol was passed four months a ,. ter the armistice and intended b [ congress to bridge over the situatio by financing exports until nOrmS
 economic conditions were restored. T :, said conditions now were those whic ~ congress had in mind in enactng h f measure and that restoration of n
 corporation would have a tremendot
 stabilizing effect.
 Farmers in some sections of x
 braska have sa-i they win burn the
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
Y.M.C.A. and (. & A. Teams WEI Play Fast Soccer At Warren Sunday Afternoon

The Y. M c. A. and c. 6 A. s6coar terms win clash at 2:30 o'clock Sun day afternoon at the Warren baseball park. The Y. N. c. A. team which at the besipning Of the schedule seem ed doomed to defeat is gradually gaining strength and in the last two games have downcd it's opponents in fast and hard battles The and Queen teams are tied with having one game a piece and if Che Y team sue ceeds in downing it's opponents Sun day it will be tied wi.h both teams in the league The probable lneup5 fer Sunday are:
 C. & A; J. Mitchell goal; c 6iJ- bil and J. Liddicce -.atUa, P. Smith, W. Johnson and e. G-b.a'.s. halfbacks; A. White L liJA.yote Ccapt. T Kelly. c S0.u and TT Far nen, forwards. J. Nlda. n lesCr e.
 '. M C. A.. " au'C 5te- goal; 4. Speight and J. VicE.cA tgl'6aofs; J. Hicks, J. Lanyon ,caot aai c. Burden, halfbacl-s y s-ei-al. C. Fer on, L. Gudgeon H. Cudgeon ard T. Long forwards; ]. Jackson and Ii. Carty reserves.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
CocIaise County Medical
 Society to, Held Annual
 Meeting ia Shelter City

The regular meeting Of the Co., chise County Medical Society will be held at Douglas next Saturday evening at S:30 o'clock in the coun- cil chamber of the city hall The following program has been arrang- ed:
 Typhoid and Para-Typhoid Fev- er," Dr. z. Causey of Douglas; dis cussion by Drs. 4. w. Vanneman, Douglas; Robert Ferguson, Bisbee: Chas. F. Hawley Bisbee, and E. W. Adamson, Douglas.
 Remarks On the Progress of MedicineSin the Last Thirty Years, 9 pr. w. N. Randolph; discussion gen eral
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03

corn because at current prices it would not pay for coal, L. c. Scroyor. secretary oi the Farmers Union of that state asserted He urged fur ther credits. immediate financing 70 export surplus crops. a protective tariff and appointment Of dirt farm r" as secretary of agriculture.
 Opposition to the "reyamumg" or war time government agencies for peace time operation. was expressed in statement by Senator Edge. Re publican. Of New Jersey. He was an- xious, he sad Co help the farmers and other classes equally. but added that consumers were tired Of high prices.
 "The only durable and infallible barometer Of business in the law of supply and demand Senator Edge said. and to set up an artificial. un- economic and false structure for the. maintenance of prices, because some certain industry is suffering. is only pcstponing the evil day when all bus mess and industry. including the far mers. inevitably must face the music %
 The joint committee hearings may continue through next Tuesday.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
Shaft VIII Close
 Down Sunday; All Ore to
 Be Handled By Junction

The Briggs shalt ol the Calmg & Arizona Mining company win no br operated after next Sunday nd He mine itself will be worked cui dur ing the day shift The orc win b. handled through the tuuctiau shaft The purpose of this action is to Con- soldate the work, and no men will be laid off but some win be trans ferred to the Junction.
 A biz new Strtevant blower OF ihe 1400 level or the Briggs. handliue 100000 cubic feet of air per minute has been installed and is in opera ton. The blower was installed partly as a unit in the new ventilation sys. tenn for the Briggs, and partly 10 supply more air to fhe Junction aua other mines of the c. X A. company
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
Two Cochise Men, Confident Cf Approaching Boom, Buy
 400 Town Lois Tn Benson

Believing that a big boom will come with the building of Charleston dam, A. c. Smith. Of the State Bank of Benson, and Walter Thomas de putty county recorder, have purchased most of what remains of the town site Of Benson about 400 lots, from the Pacific Investment company. It is reported that numerous residences viii be built and offered for sa,e on the installment plan.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
WIEseNER Nor rHE MAN.

In 8 story printed in yesterdays Review. il was reported that the ma chine which hit Eva Gonzales, a small Mexican girl. the previous day was owned and driven by O. K. Wiessner, employed at the Shattuck office The Review was entirely in error in the statement, Mir. WiessDer knowing nothing whatever of the accident until he read of it in yesterdays paper.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
UNDELlvERED TELEeRAMs

UndeliveIed telegrams are at the Western Union for: George s. Will Hams, Aolivarez Lemos, Ernest D. La Osa, J. C. P. Christian, Andres Ries Mrs. W C.. Canion and Charles l:. DOane.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
GIRLS PLAN BANQUET

All business girls have been invit- ed to attend a banquet al the r. w. C. A. Monday evening at 6:30 o'clock, held for the purpose of getting to- seJher and organizing a club. Those who have not already signified their intention of attending should notify the secretary at the Y. W. c. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
ALUMNI MEETING

The alumni of the Bisbee High School wifi hold a meeting Tuesday evening at 7:3O at the Central school building. E. Q. Snider, assistant su- perinteudent of publib schools, will be present at the meeting to discuss plans for an alumni play to be pre- sented as soon as the auditorium of the new high school is available
 which win be some time i'll March.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03

The Legion basketball team will turn out for practice this evening al r o'clock at the '. Nj. c. A. The team has several games scheduled with some of the best state teams. and one with the CalumUs Club of Fl Paso, which claims the fastest team in the southwest. The Legion men are going out strong for basketball this winter
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS

Among the arrivals at the Copper Queen hotel last night were: C. C. Harris, Philadelphia; c. Beaumont, ". 4. Nord Douglas; Sam Bech, l.. A. Wray, P. H. Black, R. A. Seeds, Los Angeles; W. 4. Frutegei, San Francisco! w. E. Watts. C. D. Mast, Fl Paso; l.. F. Spencer, Portsmouth; ;
 Arthur Dash, Tucson; s. BeIinger, F. F. Heatley, William Murphy Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
GLEE CLUB SINGS

The boys glee club of the Bisbee high school furnished several musical numbers yesterday noon, as guests Oi the Warren District Luncheon Club at it's regular meeting a1 the Copper 1 Queen hotel
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
MOTOR TO HuAcHUcA

Dr. F. A. West. manager Of the drug dpeartment of inc Phelps Dodge Store. and l.. G. Jackson manager Of the shoe department, motored to Fort Huachuca yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
GELS ENTERTAIN

The Don Luis girl reserves of the Y. w. c. A. entertained the residents of Don Luis last night. Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Campbell. O. Warren and Mrs. .J. Shively, girls secretary Cf the \. w. C. 4. motored to Don Luis to attend
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
FROM HUNT

John TwOmey and Ed Massey re- turned yesterday from a hunting trip to Cascabel. They reported good hunting. but TwOmey didn't bother to bring in any Of the quail that he saw.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
SELL HOTEL

The propriotors of the LetsOn Ho- tel, Mrs Sophia Kerr and Miss Ger trude Lake have sold the hotel, and are disposing of their furniture. be fore moving into their new home on Quality fill.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
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GIRL S, GLIB MEETS

The Lowell Girls Club will meet tms evening at the Y. w. C. A. at 7:30 o'clock
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
BUYS sTUOEeAKeR

John Hall has purchased a Stude baker special six roadster from the BisDee Auto company
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-03
Exhibition of Junior Red Cross Work to Be Displayed
 Here Today and Tomorrow

An exhibition Of work of the Jun for Red Cross. prepared by girls of the 9C class of the Horace Mann Junior High School. will be on dis play today and tomorrow Tn the show windows of the Bisbee Drug Com pany, opposite the Review office. The display will consist mainly of baby clothes. or baby l1yette." as the girl insist it should be called. Regardless Of the correct name for it, however. the display is pretty one and proven that the younger members of the local chapter Of the Red Cross have taken strong in- terest in the work of the organiza- ton
 The display was prepared under the direction of Miss Marguerite ovens teacher of the class.