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Evening star., 1921-08-04
w. S. ARMSTRONG DIES
AT KENSINGTON HOME
Civil War Veteran and Employe of
House Of Repre-
sentatives

SeQLaI1VeS.
William S. Armstrong, civil war
veteran and assistant clerk in the
House of Representatives in charge
of supplies for the last four years.
died last night at his home in Ken
sngton. Md. He was seventy-seven
years old and had resided at his pres
ent address for the last fifteen years.
Death was caused by heart disease.
MIR. Armstrong, son of a Pres
byterian minister, was born in Sid
ney, Ohio. September 10, 1S43. At the
outbreak of the civil war he enlisted
as a drummer boy in the 11th Indiana
Regiment. serving under Gen. Lew
Wallace. During the war he was
commissi oned second lieutenant and
was konorably mustered out at it's
close.
Later in life, Mr. Armstrong moved
to New York city. where he became
secretary-treasurer Of the American
Felt Company He also was made
president of the National Credit
Mems Association of New York City.
Coming to this city in the interest
Of his business. he took up a residence
just outside of the city and later be-
came employed in the House of Rep
resentatives. serving up to the time of
his death in the capacity of assistant
clerk. He was member of the Ma
sonic order and of Cen Burnside Post,
G. A. r.. of this city. and was a life
long member of the Presbyterian
Church.
Funeral arrangements have not been
completed
Surviving him are his wife. Mrs
Jennie Donaldson Armstrong; two
sons, Harry T. and Hugh Armstrong,
connected with the patent office in
this city; daughter, Miss Ruth
Armstrong of kensington. Md, and a
sister. Miss Ella Armstrong of In
diana
Evening star., 1921-08-04
First Floor.
LanSburXh & Brother

Women's Breakfast Coats, OF
Fancy VOiIes. Friday, $1.85-
Variety of desirable colors;
some finished with small ruff
fles, others with plain 81 05
hem. Friday. ...... %A
Breakfast Coats and Long
kimOnOs. Special at $2.B5-
OF good cotton crepe, in plain
and floral effects: open-front
and Slip-oVer models; hand
embroidered and rib @ OE
bon trimmed. Friday %@'~~
Breakfast Coats and NesIi-
ges. Friday Mt $3.9j-Of
Boc-loom crepe, in plentiful
assortment: plain colors; some
have shawl collars. others are
hemst h d. Fri 60 or
day Po'0O
Third Floor
Lansburxh & Brother
Evening star., 1921-08-04
DIED.

ATKINSON. Tuesday August . 1921, at 10
pm, WILLIAM b, ATKINSON. beloved
father Of $. Elizabeth Atkinson and Evelyn
s. kurnp. in his s3d year. Funeral from
Gawler's chapel, 1880 Pa ave, THURSDAY.
papers please copy.) 4"
BoXLEY. All officers and members Of Nimrod
supreme Grand Encampment. A. o. X. and
11th ST. NV. sunday. August Z. at ii IN.
to attend the funeral Of late brother.
WILLIAM II. RoNLEY. past outside guard
of Nimrod Supreme Grand Encampment.
Done by order OF EDWARD LOVE, Supreme
Grand General. JAMES $. Chapman. S. C.
Sec: ALL subordinate lodges are called out.
B. W. CLARK. S. G. H. =. 81
BROWN. Departed this life. suddenly,
"Wednesday morning. August 3. 1921. at
lanes 4. BRowS. 'efes; He leaves e a de- devoted
daughters. Anna May. Evelyn and Isabelle
Wallace: a host Of relatives and friends.
Funeral from Rehobeth Baptist Church. Rev.
Richards pastor. Saturday. August 8, at 1
o'clock Interment at Harmony cemetery.
BROWN. All members Of Morning Star Lodge
No. 40 !. r. p. o. Eiks of the World. are
requested to meet in session of sorrow at
the home Friday. August ;. 1921. at O'Clock
our deceased brothef: JAMES BROW Co.
No nssd se TO- to @ and Ry oader Temple
ELIJAH COLEMAN. Exalted Ruler
GEORGE +. HATTON. Secretary.
Chiffon. August >, 1921, at Atlantic City.
n. j.. MARY VIRGINIA. widow of Robert
s. Chiffon. aged 81 years. Services at
Atlantic City. Interment tprivateD at Car
roll Chapel. Forest Glen.
pnLARD. Departed this life Monday. Au-
gust 1, 1921, at Pittsburgh, Pa, SARAH
+. (nee Fitzhugh,, daughter of the late Tas-
well and Ann FitIhugh Of Loudoun county,
Va. Will be buried at Pittsburgh. Pa, Au-
gust 4. philadelphia papers please copy.)
poNNELLY. Tuesday. August 2. 1921. at $50
pm at the residence Of his cousin. Mrs
Harry c. Dorsey. 224 Kentucky ave. Sc,
JAMES B. DONNELLY. Funeral from his
late residence Friday. August 5. At $50
am: thence to Holy Comforter Church. 14th
and East Capitol sts., where a requiem high
mass will be said for the repose of his soul
at am. Interment Holy Cross cemetery.
Baltimore. Md. Baltimore, Nd. papers
please cOpy.) -
HENDERSON. July 80. 1921. at Zacata. West
moreland county. ROBERT p. HENDERSON.
Sr. father of Mrs. Eliza J. Gainey of King
George county, Va: Mrs. Anna Mercer. Will
liam H. Henderson and Mrs. Mnna DOnoho
of Washington, ID. G.. and Mrs. Mary s. kel-
ley. Robert P. Henderson, jr.; Mrs. Francis
Reed of Westmoreland county, Va. Funeral
services Sunday, July 81, at Sloan Baptist
Church, Rev. J. r. Pinn ohiciating. assisted
by Rev. Saunders Burial in the family lot
on Chatham farms
HoLDRlDGE. Suddenly. on Tuesday, August
9, 1921. at p.m., at her residence. 2115
ct. NV. ANNIE JOHNSON. widow Of
Henry Eugene Holdridge. Funeral from her
late residence Friday. August 8, At pm.
lnterment at Congressional cemetery.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Wash Goods
Remnants

Imported SWISS Organdie
Remnants, yard, JOc-45 inches
wide, with permanent finish,
in the seasons most popular
colors that sold so well that
only lengths from u to ,
yards remain. This is our
regular S1.00 grade of Colored
Imported Swiss Organdie.
offered Friday at, Elo
yard Observation-Disclosures. oVC
Roundup Of Wash Goods,
yard, 2Jc-All kinds of short
lengths of white and colored
wash goods accumulated from
the weeks selling. You will
find voiles, ginghams. fancy
suitings and scores OF other
popular wash fabrics in sable
lengths. priced way below
their ordinary price for 0So
Friday special. yard. ~
First FlOOr-i.ansburg a
Brother
Evening star., 1921-08-04
CARDS OF THANKS.

cH1sA. ] wish to express my sincere thanks
and appreciation to my friends and rela-
tives for their Kindness sympathy and beau
tiful foral tributes at the death Of my be-
loved wife. MARY ANN CHISM
GEORGE A. CHISM. .
CLICK. We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our relatives and
friends for their kindness, sympathy and
beautiful floral tributes at the death of our
only and beloved son and brother FRED
ERICK NORMAN CLICK. THE FAMILY .
HENDERSON. We wish to thank our kind
friends for their beautiful horal tributes and
sympathy at the death of our boy. CHARLES
Z. HENDERSON,
MIR. AND MRS. W. T. BENTON .
MACK. We wish to express our sincere thanks
and appreciation to friends and rela-
tives for their kindness. sympathy and
beautiful floral tributes at the death of our
husband and father. JOSEPH MACK.
LULA MACK AND CHILDREN. .
RANDALL. Mrs. Sarah E. Boyd and family
wish to thank the many friends and rela tives
for their expression of sympathy and floral
tributes during the illness and death of their
sister and daughter. ANNA BOYD RAN
DALI. IL
Evening star., 1921-08-04
OIL SHIPMENTS DROP.
Decided Decrease in Cargoes From
Tampico Fields.

Reports to the Department of COM
merce from the Tampico. Mexico, oil
district show a marked decrease in
the petroleum cargoes shipped out of
that place. During May oil shipments
totaled 1876, ,537 barrels. a decrease of
2,076.212 barrels from the April ex-
ports and of 4,s35.961 barrels from
the record shipments of January,
1921.
The heavy decrease was ascribed to
the recent marine strike. with its
consequent tie-up of shipping. and
to a restricted market for Mexican
crude oil in the United States. The
amount shipped to this country in
cent of the total, representing a
decrease of l,358.476 barrels from the
April exports to the United States.
Evening star., 1921-08-04

Boys Summer Norfolk Suits,
Friday, $1.60-Crash, kool
Kloth and Khaki-washable,
of course. Sizes to IA years.
Friday brings down 81 go
the price,to. .......
Boys Cotton Pajamas. Priced
for Friday, $1.OeOne and
two piece models; plain white,
tan. pink and also striped ma
terials; sizes 6 to Is e. m
Boys Sport BIouses, Re-
duced to 47c-Sport collar and
short sleeves: khaki and blue
chambray: reduced for Azc
Boys Khaki knickerx, Spe-
cial for Friday. 65c-Olive
drab; made with taped seams
for better wear; belt loops
and strong pockets; sizes EEo
to II years. Friday. VSC
Boys Blue Denim Overnlls.
Reduced to 4Jc-Serviceable
and practical; large bib and
shoulder straps: two big pock-
cts and patent buttons: sizes
to IA years. Fri dEc
day ................... 4oc
Fifth Floor-Lansburgh 4
Brother
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department within the last twenty
four hours:
Margaret Mary Mullins, 25 Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital.
Joseph Whidmyer. G.. Sibley Hospital
Eunice Wright. 70. en- route to Providence
Hospital
Mary Hunter. %. sibley Hospital.
Belle f. Paxton, 50, 1915 14th ST.
Isaac W. Chaney. 49, Georgetown Univer-
sity Hospital.
Roy c. Allen 30 St. Elizsbett's Hospital
Theedosie f. Clayton, As. 124 Rhode Island
ave.
Irene B. Martin. A. 4s O ST. ne.
Margaret Mary Mullins, ) minutes George.
town University Hospital
Silas Smith. 70. 1887 9th st.
Frances BlackneIi Al, 1921 Benning road e.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Bathing Needs

Bathing shoes. $1.i0-Shoes
of satine, in the popular col
ors. with cork or mackay
soles. Regularly $1.69 pair.
but priced for Friday 81 IN
only at ....-........
Bathing Caps. s5c-Made of
waterproof rubber, in many
colors and many styles;
plain and fancy trim .35c
med
Bathing Carriers, pair, 1Oc-
OF fancy frilled rubber. in COL
ors to match the fash
ionable bathing suits. 1Ho
First Fl08f-l.ansbur e.
Brother
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Because close all day Saturday, ,ue make Friday
a t,uo-in-one occasion of extra economy for you
Imported
Beaded
Bags
Specially Priced
81: Z:95

Popular shapes. with
designs worked out in
very fine beads i'll ar
tistic color effects, on
backgrounds of blue,
brown, gray, taupe,
tan and henna. These
are not regular S.oo
bags, but just a special
lot that we have spe-
cially priced for Friday
shoppers.
First Floor
LansburEh & Brother
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Bedspreads and
Blankets

$3.50 Crochet Spreads, $2.57-
Heavyweight, Fine Quality
Crochet Spreads. in two ex-
cellent patterns. Fri 81 -
lay
Cut-cOrner Spreads, $2.69-
Splendid quality and weight,
with embroidered scallop edge
and neat designs. 81 80
Part-wOOI Blankets, pair,
$4.9O-Size 66XS0, in white or
gray and in block plaids of
blue. pink and tan. 81 OK
Special. at. pair. 49,. P1"~~
Fleece Blankets, pair, $2.27-
70xSO White and Gray Fleece
Blankets, well finished and
xsfy ps;y closely woven $2.2
Fourth FlOOr-Lansburg 4
Brother
Evening star., 1921-08-04
GRAND JURY RECESSES.
Returns Indictments of Eighty.
Two in July.

The grand jury has declared a re-
cess and will hold no more sessions
until September IL. Foreman E. W.
Dom, jr.. and his associates have
been in almost daily session from
April l, during which time they have
reported about 400 indictments.
Since July l they heard eighty-two
cases and returned that number of
indictments.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Toilet Niceties
For Every Woman's Dresser

For Every Woman's Dresser
Djer-Kiss Face Powder. .42c
Park & Tilford Witch
HaZel .OBc
Pebeco Tooth Paste. ..... .32c
Woodbury's Facial Soap,
CAKES ........... OOc
Velour Powder Pads. each. Sc
Daggett & Ramsdell Cold
Cream .S0c
Mary Garden Extract
(small viaD D.............35c 35c
L & B Fine Toilet Tissue.
5 for .$1.OO
First FlOOr-Lansburgh &
Brother
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Laces and Flouncings

Calais Val Laees, yard, Zoe
Edges, insertions and dou-
BILE edges. in widths most
wanted for trimming lingerie
and dresses. Special for 0oo
Friday only, yard. ~
$500 OrHandie FlouReiRgs,
yard. &l.79-36 inches wide;
trimmed with various width
frills, in white. copen, maize.
orchid and pink, and selling
only on Friday at, e. 20
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Wear then, under your
sleeveless dress
Net Blouses
$500

The beauty Of these pretty
New Blouses is that they are
prettily trimmed with lace,
have dainty collar and short
sleeves. They not only serve
as sleeves to the slip-over
frocks. but add touch of
style as we'll.
Your choice of white or
cream, and the sizes range
from 36 to A. This is a
special price which is not
likely to recur, so get yours
NOW!
Second Floor-LansburSh
& Brother
Evening star., 1921-08-04
R"t ,% j~ the eaeAfX BY sfN fcah. ~sa1ne Mme but
Mems Shirts at $I.I5 All Our White Hats

you'll make mistake, for you'll be surprised to find
that they made of excellent Percales and Madras
in neat stripe effects, and they made WELL tool Full
Finished to perfection the last deta-in fact every
is perfect-something you'd hardly expect this
low price Sizes to II, if you're interested in get
ting good shirts at little expense why not half dozen of
these?
First FIoor-LansburEh
Evening star., 1921-08-04

Bungalow Aprons, S9c-Of
good quality percale, in
stripes and figured effects and
plain colors. Slip-over and
button-side models, piped with
contrasting colors, with sashes
or belts and large pockets.
Offered at a price that zoo
is special for Friday. ~
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Lansburgh & Brother
me- CamiSnleS. liflc-Made o1

Doc Camfsoles, 68c-Made of
flesh colored wash satin,
prettily trimmed with laces.
Ribbon shoulder straps, and
excellent bargains at CO.
Fridays special price of WV
Third Floor
Lansburgh & Brother
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Black
and
White
Tan
ud
White
Former
Prices
$z.65
{9.a5
Former
Prices
$z.65
$9.95

Summer
SPORT PUMPS
WHITE held full The comfort
according selection
Al the the Island Rgnskn
t o in the epurhas
& Broher
Evening star., 1921-08-04
NJ RRTEn

RoGERSIMATTERN. At the Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church. Wednesday. August 3.
1921. by the Rev. DIR. Hubert Rex Johnson
. MARION MARGUERITE MATTERN of
Chevy Chase. Nd, and JAMES CUNNING
HAM ROGERS of Washington. ID. C.
40 cards
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Friday Bargain:
House Linens
(Center Aisle, Main Floor
Irish J,inen Table Dnuax

Irish I.tnen Table Dnmaxk,
yard. $1.I9-All pure Irish
linen. ~ inches wide, good
heavy quality, in attractive
pa erns. Friday, 90 "a
Part Linen Crash, yard, lSc.
The absorbent kind that
leaves no lint. Finished with
neat red or blue bor-
ders: IS inches wide, 12c
Fancy Lace-trimmed Scarfs.
58c-Fine quality, good size.
offered in many attractive
styles on Friday only zoo
d.
Cotton Huck Towels, 12Ac
A very absorbent, soft-fin-
ished quality that wears well.
Size 17X32, and Il worth while
bargain at Fridays 101/o
price of. each. .... ~
First FIOOr-l.ansburg &
Brother
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Domestics

38-fnch L0nEcI0th. ~ yds.,
SI.5O-The famous Medallion
brand, sheer and soft, and en-
,irely free from dressing.
Friday special, 10 yds. for
$3.50.
36-inch Domestic Natnsook,
5 ydx. xI.OO-With a soft,
silky finish, suitable for MAX
ing fine lingerie. Special,
yds. Sl.OO.
36-inch Bleached Cotton. =
yds. Sl.O0-A quality that
housewives like to have on
hand for all family uses. Fri
day only, = ydx. for SI.OO.
32-inch Bed Ticking, I'D. 25c
A. c. A. SOC. Ticking in
narrow blue stripe. and alb
solutely featherproof. Fri
days price is. yard, 25c,
Sheets for single Beds,
SI.lS-Fruit of the Loom
Sheets. which means good
quality, in the 63x90 size, for
Friday only. each, Sl.l5.
Sheets for Three-quarter
Beds, $I.35-Fruit of the Loom
Sheets, size 72X99, note the
extra length. Very special
Friday for $1.35.
sheets for Double Beds
90x90 Alcovy Sheets. Fri
special, $3.50. Slx0O Fair
haven Sheets, Friday special,
$I.:5.
PillOweases, 3 for $1.00-
Made straight with the sell
wage, of heavy round thread
cotton. Size 42x36 and 45x36,
either size, 3 for $1.OO.
First Floor-Lansburgh &
Brother.
300 Skirt Lengths of Mo-
hair Sicilian, length, $1.69-
Each length measures "a
Yards. which is sufficient for
a skirt. Black, navy. brown
and white, and the white Is
washable; SO inches wide;
Friday. skirt 81 SO
4O-inch Silk-and-WOol Pop
lin, yard, x1.89-Suitable for
dresses and skirts. Black,
brown, navy. gray and E1 go
white. Friday only, at %A'o
IS-inch AIl-w wool Mixed
Tweed, reduced to, yard, $1.4S
Only SO yards of this prac-
teal material. which is par
ticularly adapted to skirts.
coats. etc. Friday 81 40
clears it out at. yard %A'7~
Third Floor
Lansburgh 4 Brother
w m ems FuIl.fashiOned
Black Lisle Hosiery, 78e-Sizes
S1s and 10Is. 1t is because
they are called "irregulars"
that they are Friday ZQc
priced to only.
WOmen's Full fashioned
Black Silk Hosiery, pair, s0c-
They are the "irregulars" of a
reliable maker. and are about
as good as many others co.
firsts. Sizes Sla and 9la. wv
Women's Cotton Hosiery,
Slight lrregulars, 4 pairs, $I.OO
White and cordovan; sizes
as they run. Practical and
very good looking.
Because it's Friday, 4 Ef m
WOmen's Lisle Hosiery,
Slightly Irregular, 3 pairs.
SI.OO-White and cordovan;
sizes as they run. These are
exceptionally good stock
ings. Friday prices, 3 81 m
pairs
First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-04

No what former prices were-let reduced to
forget that and only remember that for
SEQ any woman miss procure M IN
beautiful hat that be worn for A/ I"
time this season. ~6oVO
Straws satins de chine, Georgette
Fafeta and number of novelties The trimming
the seasons highly favored-ostrich floral effects
bons ornsments sashes plain tailored and
kinds fer descriptions The big idea tomorrow
may choose at $2Aa
secoa4 Fleer-Lsssbursh Brother
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Friday Bargain Prices
SaUe you money on
Boys Clothing
Boys Pain, Beach
Suits. !S7.95

The genuine label is in
each suit, so be sure to
look for it. Well tailored,
snappy styles in sport. Nor
folk models; box pleated
and belted back: plain gray
and heathers; sizes 7 to II.
Evening star., 1921-08-04

Lining Remnants. yard. 39c
Your choice of hundreds OF
yards of all kinds of Innings.
all colors, in various lengths.
all priced regardless Of for
mer price. for Friday 2Qc
clearance at, yard. wv
Evening star., 1921-08-04
C0rsets

COrNetH, Sl.05 - Made Of
heavy coutil and brocade,
low bust with elastic top.
long and medium hips, with
four attached hose supporters.
Both b iizsl white 5e and an ,d flesh $l.95
First FlOOr-Lansburgh &
Brother.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
For Tots and
Fluppers

S1.8O Bl0Omer Dresses. Soc
Sizes for tots from to g
years. Made from plain-col-
or Bates gingham and
checked gingham in wanted
colors. Save money at Q0r
Fridays price ...... W.
Sleeveless Dresses, S1.29-
For girls from 10 to IA. Of
fered in tub fabrics of pink.
rose, brown and blue, finished
with two pockets and narrow
belt, and selling e1 %
other days. sl.95. At %&'s~
Third FlOOr-Lansburgh
Evening star., 1921-08-04

Handmade Philippine Lingerie
x:s..s. x:s.e:1 So: ;s''''';.. to- SO: $445
Drawers Envelope Chemise. Peteoats. Gowns, Cembina
tions. Handembroidered only those Philippine neede
do and handmade by Some
slightly others eaborately embroidered in beautiful designs
FIoor-Lansbu,sh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Bungalow Aprons

& Brother
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Dainty Necku,ear

New Gumpes with Sleeves-So convenient for wearing
with slipover frocks and white pretty trimmed S169
to $ass.
Organdis Collar and Cuff Sets-Trmmed with lace hand
Set sl.eo.
orsandie and Lace vestinss and Bandnss-These pretty
xnss match and convenient for feshng up gown
The vestings SSc to So yard Bandng yard
FiRst Eloor--Lansburgh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1921-08-04

Heavy qualty-the kind selling right along at much
higher prices. All the wanted light and dark coors suit
able for Lingerie Froeks Blouses, Negliges, etc.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10
TWO FLAGSTAFF
 BANKS MERGED
Local Banker Is Planning To Take Active Part
 In New Organization

Merger of two important financial institutions of the state. the Arizona Central Bank and the Citizens Bank. both of Flagstaff, has been announced by T. F. Pollock and M. I. Powers. presidents respectively of the two or ganiZations- IL is also reported that new interests headed by J. s. Douglas. president of the United Verde EX;en- sion Mining Company. w. H. Brophy. president of the Bank of Bisbee and a director of the Los Angeles Trust and Savings Bank, and H. J. McClung, president of the Phoenix National Bank. are to take an active part in the new organization.
 The merged institutions will oper- ate as the Arizona Central Bank of Flagstaff, with NJ. I. Powers as pres ident, and with resources of six mil lion dollars as shown by the last pub lished statement The merger is eX- pected to add strength to the finan- cial situation in Arizona.
 The Arizona Central Bank carries into the merger its branches at King man. Williams, Oatman, Cooiey and Chloride, while the Citizens Bank brings in branches at Kingman, Will Hams and Oatman.
 The directors will be T. E. Pollock. NJ. T. Powers, James S. Douglas. w. H Brophy. H. J. McClung, c. J. Wal ters and J. P Wilson.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10
Funeral Services
 For Will Cain, To Be Held On Sunday

The body of Will Cain. son of Mr. and Mrs Ed Cain of this city. who met his death on January II on the lower Pacific coast of Mexico. when he was struck by the blade of a pro pellor of the seaplane NC-5. arrived in Bisbee last night on the train from the east under a naval guard.
 The body was taken in charge by the Palace Undertaking company and will be held at the chapel until Sun day when funeral services will be held from the Masonic Temple under the direction of the L. A. ERgle Post of the American Legion. A military ceremony will be performed by eN- service men at the grave. and mem bers of the legion and other eX-serv- ice men of tlSe district will march in the funeral procession.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10
Associated Press Man Injured When
 Auto Is Wrecked

NJ. H. Barton, Associated Press Op- orator for the Daily International at Douglas, was painfully injured late Tuesday night when a Ford car he was driving left the road af a point below Don Luis.
 Barton was left lying by the road side until about o'clock in the morning before assistance arrived. lie was carried by a cOlored trooper from Naco in an automobile to the police station at Bisbee Dr. H. A. Reese was called ands dressed his injuries.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10

Dr Reese said that Barton is suffer ing from broken ribs on the left side and injury to the left lung. He re- turned to his home at Douglas yes terday morning by the stage. Barton had come to BiSbee to see the prize fights Tuesday night.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10
cHARLEs WISE RETURNS

Charles Wise, who has been with the Cananea Consolidated Copper com pany for the past year. and was for meriy 9 miner for the C. & A. com pany has returned 10 the district with his family and is reported 10 be quite i'll.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10
NATURALIZATION CLASS:

new naturalization class will start next Monday evening at l and at ' o'clock at the Y M. c. A. build ing. Those expecting to perfect their papers in September should attend. The course is free.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10
sNoW FALILIenT

The recent snow fall in the Hua- chucas at the Huachuca reservoir. in Miller Canyon, Is reported to have amounted to a scant five inches of dry snow Residents of the Tomb stone vicinity are praying for more.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10
START NEW CLASS.

A class for the making of organdie flowers for trimming dresses and hats will be held Tuesday and Thurs day evenings during the next two weeks from 6:3O to o'clock at the Central School Those who are in- terested should bring with them a quarter of a yard of organdie of the color they prefer to use.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10
sUYs WARREN HOME

A. A. King. head electrician for the Copper Queen. recSntly arrived from Jerome, has purchased the HanScOm residence. Campbell and COnsdOn streets, Warren.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10

There will be an informal dinner dance at the Country Club Saturday evening. Reservations must be made by noon. Friday.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10
MOVES TO TOMBSTONE

J. NJ. StockEam has moved with his family from his residence in fhe third addition to Warren at Tombstone where he has mining interests.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-10
STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE

A meeting of the stockholders of te Texas Crude Oil Company will be held at Tony Locknar's Tailor Shop. Lowell. Sunday. February 18th. at one o'clock. Rear Bank or Lowell