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NEAR DUPONT CYRUlD
II poons, bAths. electric light, hardwood
6oofo, deep lot 10 paved alley.
10 Oese Estate. PRICE UNDER 1lB, ,00o
j J.v.N r. b. HUYCK, 1917 st. NV
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w L LIAM S. PHILLIP
14O9 New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main 90.

RIGHT OFF OF NORTH CAPITOL ST.
IT Is IMPERATIVE THAT THIS
PROPERTY BE SOLD IMMEDIATE
LY. Three family apt. house. one with
rooms and bath; two with ) rooms
and bath: hot-water heat and other
AT ANY TINE. Owner leaving town;
garage for one car. Price, $4,000.
CLOSE TO ST. ALoYs1us' CHURCH.
VACANT. FOR A QUICK SALE THIS
LARGE HOME is to be sold at 4 great
reduction. $500; 10 conveniently
planned rooms: "a noors). baths.
h.-w.h., newly papered and painted.
A frst-class rooming proposition.
IN PARK VIEW.
THIS CHARMING HOME IS IN PER-
Feet CONDITION. and should be In
spected at once: = large and cheerful
rooms and bath; good furnace; elec.
Its: room for garage. A REAL BAR
GAIN at $1,000; exceptionally good
terms.
ON RHODE ISLAND AVE.
vAGAHT; Wniy1 y ar hnd7gH 4 HOME IL TIA THAT 80 1oU
that is we'll worth the money; rooms
and bath. h.-w.h., elec. It's. screened
and glassed-in sleeping porch and
breakfast room; lot l2j It. frontage to
20-ft. paved alley; hardwood floors.
Price. $3.50.
NEAR STANTON PARK.
VACANT. THIS CHARMING HOME
HAS JUST BEEN PUT INTO Hrst-
class condition; beautifully decorated
rooms and bath: modern; newly
papered and painted throughout. CON-
vENlENT TERMS OF SALE CAN BE
ARRANGED. Price. $500.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
rAHraAa~A

Immediate Possession.
Park Rd. Mr.. 18th.
$4,000. Terms.
rooms. tiled bath. h.-w.h.. cleo.
It's; newly papered and painted
throughout; splendidly arranged rooms.
14th St. Business Bldg.
S42,5OO. Terms.
4story building near Thomas Circle:
in perfect condition; improved with
large modern store. 22x70; elevator;
h.-w.h., elec. Its.
Near Lincoln Park.
$1,000. ST 900 Cash.
r., b.. colonial front porch: hard
wood trim throughout; room for ga
rage. Act quick.
Small New Apartment.
$12,5OO. $500 Cash.
apartments of rooms and bath
each; elec. Its. separate het-wuter
heating plants; shows splendid return.
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t7.3co-lo RMS. BATH, CELLAR, GARAGE.
$s.dSo-Front porch, 4 rms. bath. yara:
$4'0-S rms. bath, cellar. rm. ior r.'
S,50-store. rms, bath. rm. for car.
p. 2o0-s rms. bath. furnace. good ysfI:
4o.t0OS rms, bath. furnace. yaId; 1o6z
=. 4. PRESTON, John Msnshan and =: M.1yys:
r. You Want TO BUY OR SELL HEAL nn n
GAN. At zANTZINGER's
u. T. Law. 1919 81. Sc. has HuAn1-
evs customers for HOMES Of all kinas' psas-
eipeuy N SOUTHEAST. List nov 9. ana SIxs ESeH
sas uedividsd attentieS. Phone A-0c'.n n.t"s ~
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OUR BEST BUY TODAY.

. X b Z > B Q . d 7
WELL CONSTRUCTED HOME AND ONE OF ELE-
CANT APPEARANCE; 6 rooms and bath; cement garage
for excellent furnace with elec lights and gas in
sananeous howater heater newly papered and painted
throughout. EVERYTHING HERE TO MAKE THIS
DELIGHTFUL HOME. Price, $780,
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS
140o New York Ave NV.
Phone Main o8
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FOR SALE-H0USEs
Continued.
SIXTEEN SELECTED RESIDENCE PROPERTIES.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES.
N. L. SANSBURY COMPANY, INC.
7:1 THIRTEENTH STREET NV.

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, WEST
OF 18th STREET. An elegant
residence of eleven rooms. two
baths; hot-water heat: electric
light: ample room for garage.
Splendid surroundings. Must be
seen to be fully appreciated. Price,
Sl3,6OO. Phone Main 1904.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THIS
HANDSOME BLOOMINGDALE
RESIDENCE. Two-story brick;
seven rooms and bath; hot-water
heat: electric light; inclosed sleep
ing porch; good yard to alley. Al
condition. The location is delight
full and the price is moderate.
Price, $500. Phone Main 1904.
ONE OF THE BEST VALUES
ON THE MARKET TODAY. Good
section Of Mt. Pleasant; conven-
rooms. two baths; steam heat:
electric light. COMPLETELY
FURNISHED AT THIS PRICE.
Agreeable terms. Price, $1,000.
Phone Main 594.
A VERY DELIGHTFUL LIT
TIE HOME IN DESIRABLE
RESIDENTIAL SECTION OF
NORTHWEST. Two-story brick Of
six rooms and tiled bath: electric
light; hot-water heat; deep lot to
alley. Don't fail to inspect this
property; Price. $1,000. Phone
GOOD SECTION OF PET
WORTH, not far out. Early DOS
session is assured Of this modern
and up-to-date little home of six
rooms and bath; hot-woter heat;
electric light; garage. Excellent
condition. Price, $3.50. Phone
A VERY COMPLETE HOME
LOCATED IN A CONVENIENT
SECTION OF NORTHEAST. Six
rooms and bath: hot-water heat;
large front and rear porches; lot
to alley. Owner on premises will
give early possession. Price, 1900.
DELIGHTFUL HOME IN WASH
1NGTON HEIGHTS. Splendid sur
roundings. Twelve rooms and two
baths; hot-water heat; electric
light. 1t will be to your advantage
to see this house before buying.
Price. $14, 600. Phone Main 59O4.
IN ONE OF THE BEST RESI-
DENTAL SECTIONS OF WASH
1SGTON. A beautiful corner
house containing eight rooms and
bath: hot-water heat; electric
light; hardwood floors. Price
$4,000. Phone Main 1904.
MN AyNY YA~~
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.

MT. PLEASANT, NEAR 18th
elegant residence at reasonable
price. Nine rooms, two baths;
hot-water heat; electric light.
Price. $4,000. Terms can bc ar
ranged. Phone Main 1904.
AN INSPECTION OF THIS
CHARMING SUBURBAN BUNGA
LOW will convince you of the
value; eight rooms. two baths;
hot-water heat; electric light.
Large lot. Early possession. Price,
$1O.5OO. Phone Main 1904.
ONE OF THE BEST BUYS IN
BLOOMlNGDALE. Six rooms and
bath; hot-water heat; electric
wood floors; excellent condition. .
immediate possession can be had.
Price. $3.50. Act quickly. Phone
Main 59O4
sAUL's ADDITION. CoNvEN-
lent TO 14th STREET CAR
LINE. complete home Of eight
rooms and bath; practically new
ANU having all QlOQerH COuVen-
fences: hot-water heat; electric
light; hardwood floors and trim;
large lot to alley. Price, $11 800.
Phone Main 1904.
on BEAUTIFUL WIDE AVE-
NUE. IN NORTHEAST. An at
tractive home of nine rooms and
bath: hot-water heat; lot to al
ley. Good condition. Don't over
look ihs this opportunity. Price.
$500. Phone Main 1904.
A SPLENDID HOME OR AN En-
ING HOUSE PROPOSITION. On
Capitol Hill one-half block from
East Capitol street. ten rooms and
bath: hotwater heat; deep lot:
large brick garage. Good condi-
tion. Phone Main 1904.
We HAVE JUST LISTED A
MAGNIFICENT CHEVY CHASE
HOME. Convenient to Connecticut
avenue car line. Nine rooms, two
baths: hot-wate- heat: electric
light; garage with private drive
way. Early possession. Price,
$l6.s00. Phone Main 59O4.
VERY DESIRABLE HOME IN
GOOD SECTION OF NORTH
WEST. Eight rooms and bath;
hot-water heat; front and rear
porches; metal weather stripping;
screens. This is a very good value
Mt the price. and merits investi-
CATION. Price, $4,000. Phone Main
1904.
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Mt. Pleasant.

Mt. Pleasant.
$e,O00-Near 14th and Park road nv. A
semi-detached brick house with
rooms, tiled bath. hot.water heat,
gas and electricity. The entire house
Is in excellent condition. and the
owner will give immediate posses
sion. Terms can be arranged.
SO, 50o-on Belmont street NV. near 18th.
newly painted and papered house;
in good condition throughout. There
are rooms. bedrooms, 2 baths,
hot-water heat. gas and electricity.
Possession will be given with title.
Terms can be arranged.
s13, ,000-Loested near 1eth and Newton streets
nv. brick house With rooms.
bedrooms, baths, hot-water heat.
gas and electricity; laundry: built-in
garage. Can be inspected any time.
and immediate possession will he
given. Terms arranged.
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WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS.
VACANT. If YOU ARE IN THE
MARKET. FOR HOME THAT WILL
PAY FOR ITSELF. ne know this ten
room house will interest you; "a noorv)
and bath. with many modern eonvsn-
fences: in nrst-class condition: can be
seen any time; low terms, $4,000.
JUST OFF OF l4tA ST.
A HOME WORTHY OF YOUR CON-
SIDERATION, with spacious rooms
and bath, h.-w.h., elec. It's; house hke
new; just been papered and painted:
upper and lower porches. NOW VA
CANT. Price, s., $50.
JUST A FEW DOORS FROM 14sA q.
VACANT. A REAL BARGAIN at
YOUR ADVANTAGE to take look st
this home right away. as Il viii not
be on the market very long; rooms
aud 2 baths t3 noorsD; room for ga
rage.
OFF FROM WISCONSIN AVE.
MONEY IN AN APARTMENT HOUsHp
This three-family apt. house is well
worth your inspection: two spartments
with ) rooms and hath and one apt.
with rooms and bath. h.-w.h. and
many other conyeniences; in nrst-class
condition. ONLY $3.50.
ON 18th AND COLUMBIA ROAD.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY IN A
STRICTLY MODERN 2-FAMILY APT.
HOUSE: s rooms and bath on first
floor. rooms and bath on second.
h..w.h.. elec. It's. parquet doors and
hardwood trim throughout: 2 hes ting
plants. One apt. vacant July I. Price,
$13, 500; exceedingly low terms.
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FOR sALE-lN TAKOMA PARK, D. c.
On one Of the best corners in the park:
Reception hall. parior. dining room, kitchen
and pantry. Second 6oor: bedrooms and
bath. Three finished rooms and water in attic
Foundation 10 Of concrete: hot-water heat; cleo
tric lights; hardwood trim. Property 10 in ex-
eellent condition throughout: owner isavin9 city
will give possession IN short time. Delightful
porches. Garaes IL ceiled on inside. For price
and tssns. JOHN SCFJvENER L BRO. 0i1
e. Y.
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FOR sAIE-HOUSES
C>ntfnveA.
Woodley Park-28th Street.
Near Wardman Park Inn.


Woodley Park-28th Street.
Near .Wardman Park Inn.
10 rooms, baths. 2 sieepins porches. brici
saraEe. paved alley. hardwood noors. siec
tricity. hot-water heat. beamed ceiling Honse VS.
cash. balance arranged.
Dahlgren Terrace.
Detached.
Sc, 500. $1,000 Cash, $50 Monthly
rooms. bath. bedrooms. slate roof.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Bungalow.
$3.50. $1,000 Cash. $50 Monthly
IGMEDIATE I'm Dfteiit PossEssioS. SESSION S'' " '
Bungalow.
81, 500. $1,000 Cash, $50 Monthly
rooms. bath. open fireplace. sleeping porch.
hot heat. electricity. 20 minutes to
rossGss1oS. POSSESS Sn' 0''ef 10 e'''' '"'D'A''
Bungalow.
$500. ST, 900 Cash, $45 Monthly
Corner lot. 5Ox15O; fruit trees. chicken
house; 8 rooms, bath, gas. electricity, furnace
heat. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Chevy Chase.
$4,000. Liberal Terms.
rooms. baths. hot-water heat, electricity,
Westinghouse electric range. hardwood doors.
cars. lot 12o1loo. hedges. trees. etc; brand
new.
This is a Money-maker.
SIS, 900. $4,5OO Cash, ST 900 Year
L. rooms. 8 baths. hot-w,ter heat. electri-
city, parquet floors. The two upper floors are
arranged apartment. Between Chevy
Chase and Mt. Pleasant car line.
O. B. ZANTZINGER,
sos New York Ave.
Phone II. 1871
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0. B. ZANTZINGER,
908 New York Ave.
Phone II. 1871
No 67SSS
FLOYD E. DAVIS,
5O1 7th st. s.w.
Main 3S3
FOR SALE

House ON 9th st. s.e. between e and sts.
rooms and bath; all modern improvements.
$500.
Columbia Heights. rooms and bath. front
porch and rear sleeping porches; hot-water
heat: room for garage. S10.500.
profitable rooming business location. Price.
SIS. 900. Irving st. NV. near 18th ct. IL
rooms and bath: steam heat: in excellent con-
dition: could be converted into apartments; /;
possession at once. Price. $ 600.
bargain! Corner house IN southwest sec
tion near st. Dominic's Church. rooms and
bath: room for garage. Price. 5000.
Near 9Th and NJ sts. s.w. 6 rooms and bath,
well built, modern home In good condition !:
house In same row sold recently for 81. OOO
Price Of this one. 81. 75U. Easy terms.
A st. s.w between E aud SITS. Store,
dwelling. stable and warehouse: property suit
able for manufacturing purposes. Price,
SIC. 900. Would make good bottling business
location.
st. between 18th and 18th sts re. Dwell
ing; rooms and bath: in excellent condition
Price for ouick sale "a 5O0
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N. L. SANSBURY COMPANY. INC,
"EvERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE
72l Thirteenth Street NV.
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18th Street NV.

$ll 0Oo-Near Massachusetts avenue. A
thsee-story brick house containing
10 large rooms, 2 baths, furnace
heat, gas lights; large lot. Can Be
bought easy terms and owner will
give immediate possession.
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$500
on VERY EASY TERMS
Near 18th aud q. Capitol streets
Desirable 2story and cellar dwelling Of six
rooms and bath; furnace heat. Monthly pay.
ments little more than rent.
WILCOX. HANE 4 CO., INC,
1922 ri M
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10Th Street NV.

$22, ,50o-A beautiful home with 13 largo
rooms, 2 baths; modern throughout;
gas and electricity. hot-water heat.
open Hreplaces; large lot; garage.
Owner will give possession 1mmedi-
ately.
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NEAR 18th & MD. AVE. NE.
fine little Groom. bay y-window home in ne. !:
white neighborhood; fine bath and house in
good condition; t3.7o0; $500 cast and $40 per
month. to include all interest.
DAVIS & STEELE,
1z2o New York ave. Maia 60eA
Service our success.
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YaR SALE
SOS 900
wOODLEY PARK PROPERTY
Very handsome house
0emi-detsched: near the new bridge
Strictly modern
Has double garage
Immediate possession
See MR.. TEEL. with
9WARTZEIL. RHEEM 4 HESSEY CO.,
727 18th ct. NV.
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WAeHfNGToN HEIGHTS PROPERTY
AT BARGAIN PRICE
Modern IN every particular. II rooms.
1akAs: h-.w.h.; gas and electricity: house II
~ eopdition: within . square Of both cal
linee. II you wish to secure Q very choice
pfeDerty see Mr.. TEEL. with
SWARTZEIL. RHEEA 4 HENSEY CO.,
TT 18th ct. NV.
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FOR sALE-H0UsEs

Ho8 SAIk-
eNAIL APARTMENT HOUSE
2 skseies, rooms and bath each; furnace heat;
electricity, Ruud instantaneous water heater
House in ADs condition.
Not q User locattoo In Warrington
Near Mass. ave. and Goth Ut. NV
All the spts. are rented for $3.50 per
month, making It q
n FINE INyESTMENT PROPERTY
PRICE, N2.5OO
Zee MR.. TEEL. with
0WARrZELL. RHEEM 4 HENSEY CO.,
TT 18th ct. NV.
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GOLDEN RULE, Incorporated.
Harry I. Chew, President.
G. Elmer Bookhutz, Vice President Treasurer
Continental Trust Building,
18th and SITS. NV Main 164O 1641 4477
Rooms 205, 2O6 2O7.
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WAHrED-To RENT.

0NAiL HOUSE OR APT: APRIL !; GOOD
Wkits location: unfurnished or furniture TOT
aale: couple with one child. Address BOX 1Sf'
9taf Once.
WANTED-MODERN OR ROOM HOUSE.
49,. by April I. Address Box S4o-M' ,. s.ai
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Near Dupont Circle.

ST., ,oo0-A brick house with 10 rooms, bed
rooms 2 baths. furnace heat. gas
and electricity; garage; paved alley;
6rst-class condition. Immediate pos
session.
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We HAVE JUST LISTED A
MAGNIFICENT CHEVY CHASE
HOME. Convenient to Connecticut
avenue car line. Nine rooms, two
baths: hot-wate: heat: electric
light; garage with private drive
way. Early possession. Price,
$l6.S 500. Phone Main 59O4.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-11
BISBEE WOMEN
 END WORk n B
 FRENCH WAITS

The Fatherless Children of France. | an organization formed here two years ago by Mrs. w. H. Brophy, announces it's formal disbanding, the immediate necessity for the work which it under took having been obviated by that which has already been accomplished and by the close of the war. Those who have been providing for orphans in France may continue to do so by sending directly to them, instead of through the organization as formerly. The local group was a part of the national organization of the same name.
 During, the first year of it's organi- zation the local committee adopted and cared for 200 orphans, S36.50 a year being donated for each child The money was sent through the ex- ecutive committee in New York. Every orphan knew by whom it was adopted and communicated with it's foster parents. Thirty-thtee orphans | were maintained by the committee as such and many more were adopted by l individuals.
 In the. last year Al orphans were cared for through the activities of the 1 committee. Many who could not care for an orphan themselves sent money to the committee for the partial main tenance of one.
 Mrs. J. E. Curry was secretary of the organization; J. P. Connolly treasurer. Others on the committed
 were: Mrs. J. B. Cain, Mrs N. C. BIedsoe, Miss Teresa Goodbody, Mrs Arthur Notman, Mrs. John Mason
 Ross, Mrs. F. E. Shine, Madame Fenchere, Mrs. Ellen Ungemacn, Mrs w. H. Ghoring, Mrs. T. A. Hughes Mrs. Arthur Houle, Mrs. E. c. Camp
 bell, Mrs. E. H. Broughton, Mrs George Jared Taylor, Mrs. Robert Fer guson, Mrs. Gerald Sherman, Mrs. C
 F. Thompson, Mrs. E. E. Ellinwood
 Mrs. A. J. Balmforth, Mrs George
 Bridge and Mrs. E. c. Lynn.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-11
SET FUR
 TRIALS IF 3OO
 AT TOMBSTONE

Defendants in the deportation cases will be arraigned before Judge Samuel l.. Pattee, in the superior court at Tombstone, at o'clock on the after noon of January 21. Practically every one of the 300 defendants will be pres ent in court on that date to enter his plea to the charge of Kidnapping, filed as the result of alleged participation in the deportations that ended the l. w. w. trouble in the Warren dis trict on July 12. 1917. Attorneys for the defendants announced last night that transportations would be ar ranged for the defendants on the Fist to get them over to Tombstone and back to Douglas and the Warren dis trict with the least possible deIay and inconvenience. It has not as yet been decided whether the defendants will be taken over in automobiles or on a special train.
 Affidavits for the disqualification of Judge A. c. Lockwood, of Cochise county, from trying the criminal cases growing out of the deportations. will be filed in the Superior court Jan- uary IA. It has already been agreed by County Attorney Robert N. French, Attorney w. H. Burges, chief counsel for the defendants; Frank Curley, as sistant chief counsel, and the court that the criminal cases be heard be fore Judge Pattee, of the superior court of Pima county, who had previ- ously called in to try the civil suits filed against the defendants. Judge Pattee, it is expected, will be present when the disqualification proceedings are taken up formally on. the 14th.
 The trials themselves will be launched at Tombstone on February 2. when the first panel of 200 men will be called for examination for jury duty. Whether the cases will be tried separately or whether the defendants named on the blanket complaint and information will be tried simultane ously, as was the case when theil preliminary hearing was held at Doug las, has not yet been decided. IT either case, with the number of de fendants, witnesses and attorneys who will invade the old silver camp as SCOT as the trials commence, Tombstone is expected to entertain during the de portation proceedings the largest popu lation it has known for many years.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-11

e1ty next to the post office and nice office Building will be erected
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ORGANIZATION OF THIRD POLITICAL. PARTY MAY BE
 PART OF WOMAN'S WORK
By MRS. o. H. p. BELMONT

Chairman National Woman's Party
 A third party in politics in this country is inevitable. It will not come next year, or perhaps in the next five years, but it WILL come eventu- ally.
 The third party will be woman's party. It will be in no way antago- nistic to men. It's chief purpose will be to consider better government.
 It is distressing to see women join ing the old political parties and be- coming partisan. Every time l hear of women getting entangled in old party machinery, it almost makes me feel that the work of the SufframSists, perhaps, has been in vain.
 Aim of Woman's Party
 My purpose in founding the wom- ans party in San Francisco a few years ago, was that it should be a permanent organization and that its first big achievement would be that of securing full political power to the women of the United States.
 This purpose accomplished, the women then having the political power were to use it to bring before the nation measures which, in our be- lief, had been neglected up to the present time-among others the inter ests of women and children, inde- pendent of mans interests.
 War service beckoned many young women who had previously given nc serious thought to anything bey ond their own pleasures.
 Now scores of these women, whom tradition and custom had kept from knowing the great outside world, arc asking what they can do to be oi service, how, with purpose in mind they can re-establish themselves in the scheme of life.
 Must Stand Together | I wish all these women who have expressed a desire to do something worth while could share my feelins of the importance of organization Without organization, woman's ef forts, no matter how lofty of purL Ose no matter how well directed, caI never achieve any big or important re suit.
 Men long ago saw the disdom O standing together. So effectua1ly nav, they been able to do this for centu ries that woman was shut out of ev erything except housekeeping anC motherhood.
 Women must educate tnemseIve! politically, not on the old lines of bos! principle for the benefit of the com munity.
 Today we see the old political par
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-11
BERLIN STILL
 UNDER CLOUD
BY FRANK w. ROSTOCK, Editor Cincinnati Post, N. E. A.

SOiaCSrOhOSA1 iu GuIORC.
 BERLIN, Jan. 1o.-Don't come to Berlin if you are seeking all the com forts which large city can give.
 There is a certain degree of hys- terical gayety among the habitues of the beer halls and music halls, but the merriment is forced-purely arti- ficial. The war is not over for them and they wonder how long they are going to continue to pay.
 Everywhere there are reminders of war lost.
 Light, generated through the use of coal, must be eXtinguished at 9:30 Exceptions are made in some public places. Streets are dark and unat- tractiYe.
 Pleasure automobiles have been put aside indefinitely. Fuel is unavail- able. Some taxis have four rubber tires Some have two rubber tires and two wheels equipped with spring tires, and others have two spring tires and two of steel.
 Tuesdays are meatless and Thurs days fatless days.
 There are bread cards, meat cards, and potato cards.
 Milk is served in some coffee hou5- es, but only a few drops of the skim med variety.
 Sugar is scarce and high in price. Lumps the size served in America are broke into four or five pieces and one or two pieces served with a cup of coffee.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-11

ties trying to focus some concentrat- ed interest on possible presIuent1al candidate.
 Presidential timber in the old parties which would arouse great uni versal enthusiasm seems scarce.
 Woman in White House?
 Among the women of the country, could select at least a dozen, who would make a great success in the presidential chair. They are women of rare good judgment, of broad vi sion, of business ability, widely trav- eled and possessing a quick grasp of affairs, both national and interna- tional
 Whether women will accomplish big, worthwhile results in the shape of improved conditions of govern ment, which naturally effects every household and every life, lies entirely in the hands of women themseIves. To get beyond the bridge party and sewing bee stage of development women must learn to stand together In this is their strength, and in this will be their success. This will effect not only the personal development of heart and mind and conscience of the woman herself, but the added and fi- nally the greater progress of the hu- man race.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-11
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Sunday School 9:45 Public worship II and 7:30. Morn ing theme, How Far is One Respon- sible for Himself and Others" Anthem, The King of Love My Shepherd Is." by Harry Rowe Shelley. Evening theme, "Is the Game Worth the Candle?"
 Anthem, Son of My Soul" Edmund Turner.
 Epworth League meeting 6:30. REV. CHARLES w. HARSHMAN,
 Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-11
REoRGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRRIST OF LATER DAY SAINTS

Opposite Warren Laundry Sunday School at 9:45, F. M. Dear born, superintendent. Preaching services at Il a. m. and 7:30 D. m.
 Religious Society at 6:15, Mrs. Grace Davis, president. Midweek prayer service, Wednes- day night at 7:30.
 Cottage meeting, Friday night at 22S Brophy Ave.
 All are welcome.
 REV. E. R. DAVIS, Pastor.