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Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20

A dinner match will be played to- morrow on the country club golf course between two teams composed of practically all the players in lhe club. The loosing team will buy the dinner for the winners. The two teams are composed as follows, those numbered in one team being schedul- ed to play those with correspOninS numbeS in the other:
 1 Capt. H. B. Johnson; 2 Vance Johnson; Arthur Houle; J. E. Curry; Arthur Notman; Gene Whiteley; E. C. Campbell; Tom McGrath; J. G. Cowan: 10 Don Gal lagher; II A. G. McGregor; F J. B. Bouick; 13 Walter White; IA Ryan; l5 P. NJ. Buckwalter; Is c. w. Crom- well; 17 Ira JOralemon; Is C. w. Boswell; 19 J. c. Wertz; 20 Mark
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
How About Place Cards and Favors? Reynolds Shop Has
 As Excellent Line of Them

Those who would add the finishing touches to the setting of their Thanksgiving dinner will find help at the Reynolds Music Shop on Main street, where a big line of Thanksgiv- ing place cards, ice and nut cups tally cards, greeting cards. seals and favors. is displayed Reynolds said that many people make the ThanKs- giving dinner one of the biggest so- cial events of the year in their homes and he has found that many demand the little added touches Of formality that place cards and favors imply.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
Tank Steamer Department Of Shipping Board Lost
 Millions, Is Testimony

NEW YORK, Nov 1S.-Failure of the tank steamer department of the United States shipping board to util- -5e it's fleet of bulk oil carriers for the needs of shipping board vessels. caused a loss to the government of S3.OOO,000 in one month Martin l. Gfllen testified today before the Walsh congressional committee in quiring into the shipping board transactions. Gillen was special as. sistant 10 former Chairman John Barton Payne last May when. he said the alleged dereliction occurred.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
ROtyBrIa6
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Among the arrivals at the Copper Queen hotel last night were: w. H.. Burgess, J. w. Payne, J. o. FOrties, Fl Paso; L. C. Gonzales. w. II. Bro phy, Bisbee; K A. Williams, Kansas City; James Johnstone, M C. See bold. George D. Keller, l. Coirus, H. V. Barry, Los Angeles; H. J. Flynn, E. A. DOran. M Moslin, Phoenix: c. l.. Dunbar, Bowling Green. Ky; M. D. Gooch. Cananea; F. K. Craver, St. Louis; M. l. Damn, Tucson: J. T. Windram, Phoenix; J. F. Greena- walt, Denver: MT. and Mrs. D. s. Levin, Fred Grant, P. C. Kolm. Lake Geneva. Wis.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
Cigars and Candy to Wind Up the Big Feed Suggested
 By the Bisbee Smoke House

There are two things that are ab- solutely essential to ton off a first class Thanksgiving dinner" said J. c. White, proprietor of the Bisbee Smoke House. "and have good big stock of both. Who cares to leave off from Thanksgiving dinner with out first eating few pieces C.: candy, and what man is there who can feel happy after real feast without smoking a good cigar?"
 White has stocked his place with a big line of boxed candies, and he al ways does carry the biggest line or cigars in the Warren district.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
Memory Aid

Mother-Tommy. when you come horIe from school tonight stop al the store and get two bars of soap. and a nickels worth of candy
 Father-what do you want the can dy for?
 Mother-Oh, that's so he'll not for get the soap.-Detroit News.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
Canadian Minister Must
 Stand Trial for Killing
 Man During Hotel Raid

TORONTO, Ont, Nov. 1'.-Throush a aecllon announced by Attorney General Raney today, Rev. J. O. l. Spracklin. minister and license mspec- tor who killed Beverly. Tumble dur. ing raid on Trumble's hotel ot Sandwich. will have to stand trial for the shooting despite the fact that a. coroners' jury decided that the min. ister acted in self defense
 Perfumes used for scenting exnen. sive soaps are derived as bv-nrodrcts of coal.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
F seeman Grocery Ready To Handle Heavy Trade
 During Next Few Days

O. F. Freeman of the Freeman Gro cery, dealer in fancy and staple gro- ceries at Metz car stop, Tombstone Canyon, has gone to much trouble to be prepared 10 fill any Thanksgiving order that may be given him. New stocks in many lines have bean brought in for the Thanksgiving trade, and include every detail that goes to make up a successful Thanks giving dinner.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
BOWLERS TO MEET

Miss tNelan Kennedy, who recently recovered from sickness. will again be in charge Of the Womens bowling classes of the V. ". C. A.. and has called two meetings af the Y. w. C. A. for today at 10 and 2:3O o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
PRESIDES AT COURT.

Judsp A. G. McAllister. judge of the superior court of Graham coun- ty, and judge elect of the state su- preme court, was in Bisbee yester- day and went to Tombstone where he presided in a case in the superior court.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
Popular Brands of Candies In Fancy Boxes, Attractive
 Addition to the Big Dinner

The Lowell Drug company has put in large stock of high grade can dies for the Thanksgiving trade, in cluding such well known brands as ChristCpher's. LOwney's and John sons. The candies come packed in fancy boxes in all sizes and form an attractive addition to bounteous Thanksgiving table.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
60 Workmen Buried Under Tons of Steel and Brick
 As 4-Story Building Falls

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. IT, Three score workmen engaged fin erecting a four story building at tie Eemmer- lch Manual Training high school here were buried beneath tons of steel and brick today when the struc- ture collapsed. Only one person is known to have 1een killed. More than score were injured, some per hapS fatally
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
WON'T PLAY "AuessHn

SYRACUSE, Nov 19 - Washing. ton and Jefferson will not be on the Syracuse football schedule next year according to Syracuse officials. Last year W. and j. beat Syracuse 13 10 0 and this year Syracuse turned the tables to 14 to tune.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
Two Mules, Weighing 1000
 Lbs. Each, Haul Eight Tons
 or Cotton to Phoenix Gin

PHOENIX. Nov. 1'a-Two mules. each weighing about 1000 pounds. helped by Henry Scott, rancher. break a record today Scott deliver ed to cotton gin the heaviest load ot cotton ever hauled here It weigh ed 17.240 pounds. The one ton mules hanled the eight and half tons Of cot ton from the weighing scaies TO ,ne place in the gin yard where the load was to be left. Another span of mules helped haul the cotton to town
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
GOES TO TUCSON

F. w. Kinmore. of Mccoy & Kin more, left last night for Tucson to at tend a meeting of the directors Of the Arizona Automobile Dealers Associa. tion, of which he is vice president.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
BACK FROM FAIR

MT. and Mrs. Isaac P. Humpnr1as and son and MT. and Mrs. Jack Atkin son have returned to this city from Phoenix. where they attended the state fair. They made the return trip via the Apache Trail and Roose- welt Dam.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
STUDEBAKER OFFICIALS

A. w: karns, representing the me- chanlcal department of the Stude- baker corporation, and George Kel- Ter. representing the sales depart ment. arrived in Bisbee from Los Angeles and were callers at the To- cal agency.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
SERVICES AT FORT

G. c. Golden, rector of the Episco pal church, will have charge Of the Thanksgiving services at Fort Hua chuca Thursday morning. A party consisting of members Of his congfe Sation will accompany him to the fort
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
JOINS FAMILY

C. w. Sheehan, salesman for the BuXton-Smith company, left yester- day for Illinois to join his family that has been there about six months Sheehan will spend Christmas there and will then return to Risbee with his family.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
Kentucky Hen Lays An Egg a Day For 366 Days Before
 Deciding to Enjoy a Rest

FRANKLIN. Ky, Nov. 1.-"Oueen or Kentucky" a hen owned by the Misses anna May and Blanche Bell. has broken the egg record of Ken lucky, II not the world, by laying one egg a day for 366 days. She started her egg-laying record Oct z 1919, and it was October 8. 1920. before she
 took a day vacation.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
Srigadier General Ryan
 Appointed Confidential
 Advisor By Gen. Obregon

CHICAGO, Nov. I 1'.-Brigadier Gen eral James A. Ryan. commander of the second officers training camp at Fort Sheridan, has left for Mexico to become confidential advisor to cener- al ObregOn. president-elect of Mexico. IL was learned today.
 General Ryan was retired from the army in 1919.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
COM MITTEE MEETS

The program committee of the War ren Federated Bible classes. met last night at the Y. ". C. A. to arrange Tor program for the next meeting Of the organization.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
FROM PASADENA

Mrs. F. Eyerman has arrived in this city from Pasadena and will spenl a few weeks in this district visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Pete BosiO. at their home in Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
FROM GARCES

Miss Della COons, of Garces. has arrived in this city. and will make her home at the Y. w. C. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
TO BE MARRIED

Miss Olive Gundry who Is 10 Vt married to Ira Ligon on .,ovember 22. was favored Thursday night with a surprise shower, given by the girls or the Phelps Dodge store. Miss Candy received many beautiful gifts.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
STRAINED ANKLE

Mrs. Charlotte Adams Gill is able to be out, after having been confined to her home for several weeks on ac- count Of sprained ankle.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20

A turkey dinner on Thanksgiving day, will be served at the Colorado House in Jiggerville. Telephone Black 764, for reservation. $1.50 per plate. Dinner served o'clock to 6.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
DAUGHTER BORN.

An eightipound daughter was born yesterday to Mir. and Mrs. Miguel Angel Rico at their home at Naco. Rico IS consul for Mexico at Naco.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
DR. GONZALES RETURNS.

pr. l.. c. Gonzales, until recently resident of Bisbee, returned to Bis bee yesterday from Los Angeles and will remain here for a few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
BIBLE CLASS MEETS

The Y. W. C. A. Bible class vii meet this evening at the association building at 6:3O o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
TO SAFFORD

Miss Georgia Bohmfolk left Thurs day for Stafford where she VIII visit Miss Pearl Beebe.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
FROM CANANE

W. D. G00tch, assistant manager Of the Cananea Cattle Company. vas in the city yesterday from Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
LEAVES FOR FL PAso.

J. J. Fiannigan of the law firm of Flannigan and Murry, left last night for Fl Paso on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
?. D. MANAGER HERE

P. C. Beckett. general manager of the Phelps Dodge corporation, arriv- ed in Bisbee yesterday from Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
JOHN GLEASON HERE.

son, was in Bisbee yesterday for q ! few hours.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
w. H. BROPHY HERE.

w. II. Brophy arrived in the dis trict yesterday from Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20

A French automobile builder has designed an airplane than can be us ed as monOplane or a biplane.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-20
FROM FL PASO.

w. H. Burgess. attorney of Fl Pa so, arrived in Bisbee yesterday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-06-03
George Young
Still Has His Army
Coat and Cap

IL you have been on the street
much since the G. A. R. encampment
started you no doubt have seen the
soldierly man in the army cap and
overcoat as they were worn during
he days of 1861 to 1865.
The man is George H. Young of
Evans. Colo, and the overcoat he
wears saw two years of actual service
:.l..--::cs she fighting around Vicksburg
and various points in that locality.
rhe cap Mr.. Young received in 1865
after he lost everything he possessed
when the Sultana was sunk in the
Mississippi river near Memphis. when
1900 out of 22oO prisoners being taken
north for exchange were either killed
or drowned when the boiler blew up
This was one of the great tragedies OF
the war
Mr.. Young is hale and hearty and
has attended department and national
encampments for many years, He has
worn the cap and overcoat at all Of
them and as a result has received a
great deal OF publicity
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-06-03
Mrs. G. F. Briggs
a Pioneer of the
State, is Dead

Mrs. G. r Briggs, weilkHown resi-
dent OF this district, and a pioneer oi
the state. died at the home OF daugh-
ter. Mrs A. NJ Brewer. 602 College
avenue. Tuesday morning. June /.
Mrs. Briggs was well known in the
state. and especially In the Cripple
Greek district and Victor locality
where she lived for some 10 years be-
fore moving to Lincoln Park Eve years
ago. The family bought a place or
Grand avenue. and aoon after Mr.
Briggs died. and the widow came 10
live with her daughter. The deceased
was II years OF ago and leaves a host
of friends as well as many relatives
to mourn her death The funeral an
rangements have not as vet been
made pending the arrival OF relatives
from the East.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-06-03
Veteran Denver
Editor Attending
Encampment

]. d. DiIIenback of Denver. dele
gate from Farragut Post No. 4s and
a veteran newspaper man of the state,
is present for the sessions of the G.
A r. encampnent. Mr. Dillenback
was member OF the Fourth Michigan
cavalry and was present when this
unit captured President JEFF Davis
of the Confeder--agy at Irvington.
Ca, on the 10th of May. 1865. He
was one of the guards who escorted
him to Macon. Ga, from which point
he was taken to Washington.
Mr.. Dillenback was at one time man
aging editor of the Denver Times. He
founded the Colorado School Journal
and was for years editor for the West
ern Newspaper Union
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-06-03
Funeral of TheO.
Shoemaker to Be
Held Thursday

The funeral OF the late Theodore
Shoemaker. prominent Canon city
citizen. who died Monday niehtSshort.
" after O'Clock. win be held Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock at the
First Presbyterian church. with the
Rev. Guy T. Konkel. officiating. In
terment viii be In Greenwood GENE.
terry The Masons will have charge
OF the ceremonies at the grave.
Mr.. Shoemaker's death came after
a lingering illness. and was caused
by cancer. His scores of friends re.
gret exceedingly this news. because
the deceased was respected and es-
tcemd by all who knew him. He came
10 Canon City in 1894. and kas been
identified with the best interests OF
the town ever since For the last
"a years he was active head OF the
Colorado Land Title Company With
Offices in the court house and because
OF his connection In this regard ne
had a large acquaintance throughout
the city and tine state.
Mrs Shoemaker was horn at Adye.
vile, Ind. on February 4, tS59 He
Is survived by his widow. sister.
Mrs. o. T. Green OF Micaha. Mont.
a brother. IL, C. Shoemaker Of san
Fernando Call and two sous. Grin
Shoemaker OF Butte. Mont. and Rer-
nard OF New York city.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-06-03
Four Candidates for
GAR. Department
Commander Homer

Present indication are thai the
contest for the offiee OF department
commander which comes ~ during
the session CT the encampment newt
Friday will he unusually SpiritSd
There are at present four candidates
in the field, all OF them with suone
followings The candidatesare; Mar
shall s Crawford. Lincoln post Den
yer; William Butler. Mcpherson post,
i.ongmont; samuel J. Capps- la Neta
post. LaNe;a; James e. Jewell II. 4.
Cameron post. Fort Morgan.
None of these candidates. rs the
situation now prevails. win have TN
easy time winning this coveted honor.
and It is expected that the hsht viii
be unusually spirited but good ma
tured. rs these. elections always are
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-06-03
Drill Corps
Gives Excellent
Flag Exhibition

a very interesting entertainment
was enjoyed last night AZ the smith
ha'i when the George Washington
Corps No az, OF D0nver. put on nag
drill There were is members be-
Sides the drlii mistress. and all were
attired in white with red Ties and
.beit. and the hair powdered TO give
the gray effect, which made very
pretty drill.
The lscadville corps also gave n
very pretty drill. which was very well
received they wore the khaki uni-
Arm and white caps. Later IN the
evening tho Washington corps re.
peated their drill which was ordered
by special request The mistress OF
j. the Washington corp was presented
with d beautif.fl bouquet OF rcd and
white carnations, aud the drill mas-
ter Of Lendvilio corps also was pre-
scented gift
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-06-03
Rest Rooms for
GAR. Visitors

The committee having charge of the
entertainment for the delegates and
visitors to the Department of Colorado
ana Wyoming c. A r. encampment
and its associated organizations has
announced the following rest places
for the old soldiers and their friends
during their stay in Canon City:
The Odd Fellows Han. Greenwood
G. A r, Post No. 10 and woman's
Relief Corps. 7l0is Main street: the
Methodist Episcopal church. corner
Eighth and Main streets; the First
Presbyterian church. corner Seventh
md Macon avenue; the First Christian
church. corner Seventh and Harri-
son: the Christian Scienss church.
s24 Main street, and their reading
and rest rooms, 1920 Annex building.
the Episcopal Guild hall. corner Eighth
and Harrison: the knights of Pythias
hall and the e. Grant Circle. Apex
building, Main street; the Young
Mems Christian Association. corner
Fifth and Macon: the St. Miehael's
Roman Catholic school. sls Macon
avenue; the Ait. st Sehoiastica's
Academy. Seventh and Pine: the
Trinity Lutheran church. S2i Macon
avenue: ehe United Presbyterian
church. corner River and Ninth; the
Free Methodist church. Griffin and
Fourth street. South Canon; Mount
Moriah Lodge A. f and A NJ. cor
ner Sixth and Main.
The committee in offering the hos
pitaIities OF the community to the G.
a. r. and its allied orders says: you
will be most welcome by all members
of our lodges and organizations not
enumerated above The Eiks. the
Moose. w. o. W. the American Lc-
gion. the Boy Scouts and lady auxii-
iary societies are anxious TO ser7s
you Gas their hsbit 4 toward us) In
every possible way"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-06-03
'sReys of 81" Take Possession of Canon City
Many Visitors
Here for the
Encampment

The following are among the dele
gates and members here for the C. A.
r. encampment:
Pueblo-Lillian Inman. Mrs S. +.
Watson. Mrs. A. l.. Hall, Mrs. Bessie
". French. Mrs. Beatrice Sinclair,
Miss Hester Castle. Mrs. Bell GUN.
Mrs. Nora Lichiy Marietta Pitcher.
Sidney N. Packard w H Hogue, ..
C. Quinn. Mrs. J. L. Hunsinger.
Denyer-Mrs. Jennie Morrow. Mr.
and Mrs. S. ]. capps. Eyalyn Capps,
Emma c. Ritter, Mabel Parrham
Emma Moon. Lillian Norton, Mary A
Wells. Pearl ]. Grant, Mrs. Agnes
Lorah, Mrs. Matilda Stewart. Mrs
Lucy Burghardt. Mrs. Clara Monroe
Mrs. Lutte Bosley. Mr. and Mrs c
VI. Bills. Julia Z. Killain. Mrs. coui
son. Mrs. Amurita Smith. Mrs. Abbie
Lyner. Mr. and Mrs. Jobey A. How
land. Clara Ware Springer. Carrie J.
Craft. Emma A. Mcdonald. Fannie
Wadsworth. Lucy Guard. Hattie Wan
natter. Margaret Morrison. EloIse 6
Lehaw. Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Ames. w
II. Gardner. Charles Il. Casino
Colorado Sprlngs-R. F. Hubbard
Laura l.. Tompkins. Minnie 5. Cahp
bell. Stella a. Kyle. Lena Norman.
Cheyenne. wyo. Theresa a Jen
kins. Kate Leslie. VI. stubbs. Karc
Mccaben. Mrs. Hensen. Mrs WI.
iiams.
Rock Springs. Wyo.-Katie NJ Nc
dill Margaret Powell
Boulder-Rosetta Fairohield. Kate
o'Brien. Eliza Gardner
Fl MorRan-Mr and Mrs. J. Z.
Jewell. W. II. Kneppe
Rocky Ford-aiary L Densen, Ella
Nelson. Hannah f. Conner. Mrs. Ger
trude Crozier. department president:
Ladies of the C. a. R-Mrs. Carrie
Tiiison. department secretary: Mrs
Anna Cook
I>oveiand-T Thomas w Potter. L. Z.
Walker.
Longmont-Mrs Susie Carr, Mis-
Mcclure.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-06-03
41ST ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT OPENS
With 500 DELEGATES HERE FROM
ALL PARTS COLORADO, WYOMING
Denver Has $50 Members Here-COlOradO
Springs, Pueblo and Other Towns Have
Large Delegations - Headquarters at
Hotel Canon.

The forty-frst annual encampment
of the Department of Colorado and
Wyoming, G. A. T., convened here this
morning for its 1920 meeting with
more than 500 members, men and
women in attendance, including vet
Grams of the Civil War, and members
of their auxiliary organizations; the
Woman's Relief Corps, the Ladies of
the G.. A. r., and the Daughters OF
Veterans. The Sons OF Veterans are
not represented at the encampment as
an organized entity
More than $50 members of the G. 4.
r. and its associated organization
are from Denver. Colorado Springs.
Pueblo and all OF the more important
towns of the northern part OF the
state are represented at the encamp-
nlent, as are also most of the larger
communities OF Southern and West
ern Colorado. Fully 500 visitors are
present to take part in the proceed
inss of the convention. number of
them from Wyoming The latter ar
rived here on Rio Grande train No. 1
Tuesday afternoon with the Northern
Colorado delegation. which was in
charge Of c. NJ; Bills Of Denver. .dez
psftment Commander
Encampment headquarters have
been established at the Hotel Canon.
and most of the minor committee
meetings and executive conferences
are being held there Other hotels
are entertaining their full quota OF
delegates. Many of the visitors are
receiving hospitality in private homes
Boarding houses and restaurants are
taxed to their capacity to take care Of
the old soldiers and their friends.
Commander Bills stated this morning
that there was a larger enrolment OF
delegates and visitors to the encsmp-
ment on the first day of its conven-
ton than FOR GOOD many years, and he
predicted an unusually pleasant time
in Canon City. The eucampment. he
said, promised to be a very success
ful one and redeem the utmost antici-
pations of its attendants for enjoy
ment and good fellowship.
Two especially distinguished visit
ols to the eneampment are Mrs. Abb
bic Lynch OF Pittsburgh. Pa, national