Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-03

ries of lectures was delivered Tuesday
 in the gymnasium of the '. M. C. A,
 the subject being the Psychology of Education" The principal topic of
 this lecture was strongly brought out
 in most thorough and brilliant style,
 and that was the need of paying a just and living wage to our teachers. public which had hereto been un-
 known, and the lecture as a whole was thoroughly enjoyed by all present
 The preliminary chess tournament to pick the team to represent the ''Y" in their match with the library is pro- gressing well. The leaders at present are Mobley and Crittenden. There is still time for new entries. At the conclusion of the tournament the five players having the highest scores will compose the ~" team.
 The next meeting of the Spanish club will be next Thursday at the "" banquet room at o'clock. All inter- ested in the study of Spanish are cor dially invited to attend.
 The "Y" camera club is still enjoy ing popularity. It is we'll equipped for almost any kind of photographic work and the membership is open to all "Y' members for nominal fee.
 On the bowling alleys the two-men tournament is coming along nicely, with the c. Q. Mine team in the lead, they having won against all the teams so far. This team is composed of Messrs. Thursby and Duff Jim and John Atkinson are second with 32 won and z lost games. MT. Harrington got the high games last week with 246 pins. The race for the honor of rep resenting the "Y'' in the single tourna- ment with Douglas seems to narrow down to Rogers, Amos and Blair, with Rogers slightly in the lead. This event will come off Saturday night, February 2, and a good crowd is ex- pected to witness it, as some fine bowling will undoubtedly be seen.
 N A. Coxsey. who is representing the Near East Relief commission, is in Bisbee to conduct a campaign to ~ Humanitarian work. When it is con- sidered that in Armenia and other countries of the Near East great number of poor people nearly equal to the entire population of the state or Arizona, are actually starving to death for want of food, owing to op- pression and the effect of the war, it Is seen that the need is an urgent one According to all accounts from that country, great numbers of people who have had their crops carried off by the Turkish soldiery, and in many cases their homes burned down. may be seen along the public highway in weak and emaciated condition from starvation, subSisting on what edible roots, shrubs, and even bugs. that can De found. And, he says, it takes com paratlvely little per capita to relieve this distress, as S5 will feed one per son month in that country. It is hoped that MT. CoXsey will meet with generous response to his appeal.
 The Copper Queen mining class held it's usual sessions on Wednesday at l p. m. and D. m at the ~" Mir
 super lntendent for the Copper Queen, was the speaker and he gave very inter. estlng and practical lecture on the square set system of timbering. This series of lectures given by the Copper Queen Mining company form a com plete course in mining of great prac- tlcal value. Printed copies of the lee lures are given to all who attend. and when has certain record of attend ance to his credit, he is presented with handsome leather-bound file to keep them in. The completed course forms unique and handy encyclo. pedia of the best mining methods. The privileges of the course are not con- fined to employees of the Copper Queen, but are open to all men in Bisbee. Mir. s. c. Dickinson has charge of the mining course for the Copper Queen Mining company.