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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-02
KAJICNA HRfSNICE.
Roman cd Wilkie Collinse pro "Domacnost',
angliciny prelozil Gust B. Reisl.

-
chom Sc mezi jinymi lidmi W.
davat nell "a pfiSlusniky zvla
stn1 nejake kasty a proc by
nam melo byti zakazano We
yecech nevinnych jednati jako
Jednajl JIM lide. Ucennlci da-
vnoveku nedavali nam zadneho
takoveho prikladu; oni byli
lepslmi moudfejsimi nez my
Jsme. Odvazuji Sc Tici, ze jed
nou 2 nejhorsich prekazek do
breho naseho pusobenf mezi ma
SINH bliznimi jest ia, ze 81 zvy-
kane knezskyf1 zpdsobdm a
knezske reel. Go Sc mne tyce,
necinim naroku ma to-, ze jsem
9svetejsim zbozn6jsim nez
kterykoliv jiny krest' ansky
muz, jenz kona tol;k dobra co
jen muze."
Pohledl vesele ma Mercy,
kteraz na neho pohlizela v bez
mocnem pomateni. Ouch zer-
tovny Sc no znovu zmocnil.
"Jste radikalkou?' tazal Sc,
zertovne zamzouraje oeima.
ia jsem radikalem."
Mercy vsemozne Sc pricino-
vala, ably no pochopila, ySak
snaha jejilbyla bezucelna. Nit
ze to bSti knee, jehoz slova il
okouzlila, ocistila, zuslechtila?
Byl to tentyz muz, jehoz kaza-
nj vylakalo shy zenam kolem
mi Sc nalezaijiclm, 0 nichz vede
la. re neznaii studh, ze V zlo-
clau zatvrdiy? ,Ano. Oci, jez
Inynl sym razem zertovnosti
na nj spocivaly, byly tytez kra
sne oci, jez kdysi byly nahledly
Iv jejl dust. Has, kteryz il pra7
We predlozil zertovnou otazku,
byl tentyz hluboky a lihozvuc-
ny hlas, ienz jiz jcdnou roze-
zvucel jeji srdoe. Ma kazatelne
byl andelem milosrdenstvi, mi
mo kazatelnu iochem, jejz pra
I've ze skoly pustili.
/ 1"Nelekejte Sc" pravil do
bromyslne, zpozoroyav jejl po-
matenl. "Vereine mineni prilo-
! zilo mi horSich jmen nez jmeno
! Is.RaAikalo. Jak jsem v:&na ipr.i
We povedel, I'll isem posledni
dobu Y krajine roInicke. Mel
jsem zastavati poyinnosti rekto
Ia. kteryz 81 cl.tel doprati prazd
min. Jak myslite, ze pokussten
skoneil2 Smirci soudce okrsku
nazyVa mne kcmunistou; roll
nici odsuzuji mne CO palice;
pritel mui, rektor. byl na speech
povolan nazpet a ia nynl nam
tn cest mluviti k yam jake
muz vypovezeny, kteryz 81
sousedstvi ictyhodnem zatopil
tax slime, re tam horkem ne
mohl vydrzeti.'
4 Po upfimnem tomto priznanl
opustil stul usednuv IA zidli
j pobliz Mercy.
"Budete zcela prirozene
chtit znati me provineni," pc
kracoval. '.Rozumlte narodni-
mu hospodarstvi a zakonum
zasob a potreby?'
Mercy priznala Sc, re tomu
nerozumi.
| "Aniz jim rozun1im ia v
krest'anske zemi,' pravil on.
s'Takove bylo me provineni.
Uslysite mou zpoyed' prave
tax jak il uslysl ma tetinka We
dyou slovech.'
Ustal ma chvilku; meniye
jeho zpusoby Sc opet zmenily.
Mercy phase na neho pohlize-
JIG, zpozorovala ocich jeho
novy yyraz.- vyraz to, kteryz
il pripominal rrvni jeji upomin
ku na neho, iako dosud mic il
TAX nan nepripomnelo.
I ---
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-02

Mercy odpovedela zaporne.
20 sve pozoruhodne S MIN zku-
senosti, pocala Sc diviti ieho
voinym zpusobum a plynnemu
Jeho hovoru. Vyprazdnil svoji
sklenku Sc vzezrenim muze,
Jenz dukladne rozumi dobre-
mu vlnu a na mem pochutnava-
tt 81 muze. Vino me tetinky
Jest hodno domacl pani," pra-
vii komickou vaznosti, stave
sklenicku na stul. "Ona i vino
Jeji jsou nefalsovanymi plody
prirody." Usednuv ku stolu a
kriticky pohlizel na ruzna il
ola zde zanechana. Jedna misa
obzvlaste budila jeho pozor-
most. Go jest to-" pokrado-
val. "Francouzsky kolac. IDA
Sc mi byti velmi nespravedlivo
ipochutnavati 81 ma francouz-
skem vine a nepovsimnouti 81
francouzskeho kolace."
Chopil Sc noze vidlicky a
pochutnaval 81 ma kolaci s tou-
ze srdecnosti jako drive ma Vi
ne. Holden velkeho naroda I"
zvolal nadsenim. 'Vive la
Trance!" CAT zije Francie!)
Mercy naslouchala i pohlize
la nan S nevysiovnym prekva-
penlm. Byl uplne nepodoben
Iobrazu, jaky 81 jeii obrazotvor
most o mem We vsednfm zivote
jeho byla yykouzlila. Odejm6-
Ute mu jeho bilou kravatu nj
kdo by byl nefekl, re tento muz
jest slavnym kazatelem. Po-
mohl 81 k druhemu kusu kolace
imluvil vice k Mercy obracen,
stridave pojldaje Ease poyl-
daje tax pfijemne a plynne, ia
ko by Sc Znali jiz po dlouha le-
ta.
"Prisel jsem sem Kensing
ton Gardens" pravil Julian.
"Po nejaky minuly cas- I'll jsem
Iv plochem, osklivem holem
rolnickem okresu. NemUzete 81
uciniti poneti 0 tom, jak pri-
jenmou potravou byly mi Ken
sington Gardens. Danny V bo-
hatych svych zlmnlch satech,
ostrovtipne chuvy, roznile dit
ky. stale Sc pohybullcl roj lldl
lbruslicich nn Round Pondu,
vse to bylo tax obveseluJici po
tom, co isem byl zvyklym Vi
Ideti, ze jsem Sc opravdu pred
stihnul, ze hyizdam. kdyz jsem
Sc ubiral timto skvelym jevi-
stem. Ia nych casu 81 vZdy
pohvizdoval kazdy. kdo byl V
dobre nalade a ia dosud navy
ku toho nepozbyl. A kym,
mySlitp Ze iSem Sc Setkal,
kdyz jsem byl We sve hvizdani
nejlepe zabran?'
Jak il to prekvapeni jeii nej
lepe dovolovalo, Mercy popro-
sila, aby il bylo odpusteno ha-
dati. v celem zivote nikdy me-
promluvila. k zijicimu nejake-
mu tvoru tax zmatane nesro-
zumitelne jake nyni k julia
nu Gray-ovi.
Nezdalo Sc, ze Zpozoroval
DOZEN, jakyz na nj byl uclnil,
nebot' pobracoval mnohem ye-
seleii ziveji nez dosud.
| rs kym jsem Sc setkal,' opa
koval. s;kdyz jsem byl V nellep
sim hvizda1i. S mym biskupem.
T dybych 81 byl pohvizdoval ne
jaky kostelni napev, jeho JAS
nost by mi snad byl prominul
rou neslusnost z ohledu na ma
pev. Ma nestesti skladba, jlz
jsem prave pfednasel (jsem
jednim z neisiln6isich zili-
cich hvizdaciD byla skladbou
| Verdiho la Donna Mobile"
- Jeho Jasnost il nepochybne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-02

IPRAVA LACE. Proda sc nevJ


PRAVA LACE. Proda Sc novy
prave dostavGny dun, hodici
Sc pro jednu. nek dve rodiny.
,jc4v n6m Z velkych pokoju.
koupelna, 2 zachody, 2 garaze,
china kabinety, tyrde podlahy
a finis, vsechno nejmoderncj-
s. zafizeni. Cena $4,000, da
Sc "a pouhych $4,000, bude-li
prodan do 3. ledna aneb Sc
pronajmc "a $4,000 mesicne.
Haste Sc V els. 1878 vych.
Isl. ul. z Kinsman Rd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-02
ASH IA TYDEN bude hoto,

ash IA TYDEN bude hotov
dunn pro dive rodiny, ma 6 po-
kojus koupelnou Ma kazde po-
dlaze. Lot je 40 pri 200 sire
vicich a naleza Sc blize Union
ave. v ceske osade v Mt. Plea
SAINT. Dim je moderni, Sc vsim
pTlsluSe1stvim q ie staven jed
MIN, nejlepSlm ceskym stayite-
lem. Zada Sc hotove S1.500
a zbytek ma splatky jako ma
jem. Bliss sdali JOS. Krizek,
1880 Durkee Ave. vych.
121. ul. V Corlett. Vezmete
Union karu. 1--3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-02
Znenene easy.

Go to, ze ted uz deti nepf-
81 JeziskovL co Jim ma made
1t - ".Boaeit' bv psaly! Pa
air, obalka. pogto, taky by Sc
mohlo stat, ze by je to- stale
vic. nez potom dostanou /"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-02

k u
Revel jiz pred nekolika hodi-
nami 81 vyjel ma venek a nyni
provazi Bertieho okolo koni-
rem
Sin Lester zamraciv Sc, Sc
obratil.
"Co tim minite, Selino? Dos
VOLTA tomu Nalencie z"
"Zaiiste, muj nlily Lestere.
BERTHE prohlasil, ze Valencie
jiste dovoii panu Revelovi jei
provesti, paklize on sam Q to
rozada a ona opravdu svolila.' :
Sir Lester vyhlizel chvili ia
ko by ,chtel pristoupiti ku Va
lencii a tazati Sc il CO to ma
znamenati, re jemu jeden den
nepovoli .eho zadosti a v .dru-
ny den jinemu tn samou vec
dovoll;j pracne vsak Sc pre-
mohi on Sc stydel- vyvo-
lati vystup pred vsemi svymi
hosty. Otocil Sc tedy pa pod
patku Sc smichem pravil:
'Bah!s Co ma tom zaleHeno.
Ona naucila hocha strachovati
--~
Sc mnc - tot vse - kdokoliv
snii Sc no dntknouti, jen jeho
otci to nani dovoleno."
PAM de Malpas povzdychla,
ale neiekla niceho vice, zatim
co sir Lester Sc obratil ku svym
bratrovcum a mimi rozmlou-
val pravdepodobnem vvsled-
ku ko sssych dostihu, jez me-
~ byti odbyvany nasleduji-
cim tydnu. Spolecnost sc roz-
della po dvou neib tfech a Guy
a Meta odesli, aby jak praWi,
Sc podivali ma iednu kvetinu,
niz Sc Meta velice zajimala.
Posleze zustaly tn jen pani de
Malpas a Valencie. Valencie
cetla; pani de Malpas pax Sc
pilne .zabyvala n6jakou rucni
praci obcas nechala zraky
sve spocivati ma obliceii sv6
mlade hostitellsy. konecne.
kdyz 81 byla odkaslala, zapo-
Gala:
"Valencie, ma draha Valen-
cie!''
Oslovena vzhledn,na cd svd
knihy; u vnitru SVEN Sc "a
chvela, ale rychle potlacila po-
cit ten S celou hrdosti sye po-
vahy.
"Ano9' pravila tazavc.
PAM dc Malpas nechala svou
praci spccinouti na kline pfi,
sedla blize ku sve svakrove.
"Boli mne velice, ma dra.
ha.' praVila, re shledavam
lie pomer mezi vami a Leste,
rem Sc tax velice zhorsil prot
dfivejsku."
Valencie otevfela oci, pokT.
ella rameny a pohizela Ease
We svou knihu.
".Ocekavala jste snad, zs
shledate pomer mezi nam
zlepseny?o tazala Sc lhostejne
ia jsem vas, ma draha ON
Sem delsi dobu nevidela a do
mnivala jsem Sc, ze jste 81 iii
snad uvykla ponekud l6pe sna
seti rozmary promijeti chy
by a poklesky 1esterovy.' 2
Valencie sc dala do smichu
"Nedomnivala .jste sc, re j,
snasim jak to jen v6rna zen;
ciniti muze?" pravila obra
tila list knihy.
INA draha, kdyz iste tai
sarkastickou a 'nepristupnou,
odvetiA Selma de> Malpas S
zdanliyym zalenn.
"Oh! Pozoruji jiz, ze VS.
to jest pouze 1vodem ku rade
kteraz ma nasledoyati," odtu
sila Valencie chladne. "Nuze
abych yam pravdu povedela
Selino, ia nerada slysfm rady
mate-li vsak ku prikladu nGja
ky novy navrh chcete-li X
pflkladu, abych sem pozuaL
nejakou damu ze znamosti va
seho svakra, aby Sc tn van
Sntkaln - To hv hyl naknT mr.
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Roman 2 an0lickeho.

IgS0o uvNA1IA ~ uctlIlutls nCIAV-
hu 81 vsak pomysliti, jak bych
l,jeste lepe mohla snaselivost
lsvod proieviti.o
"Myslim, ma draha, ze jest
vice ccst nez jedna ku projeve-
lni snaselivosti,' odvetila pani
de Malpas kysele.
20, ia myslim, ze jsem je
svsechny prosla,'' odpovedela
Valencie, opirajic hlavu o O.
p6radlo sv6 zidle, "vsechny
krone te jedne, niz jsem Sc
praves zminila.'
Panf de Malpas ml6ela chvi-
! H.. Valencie sji potaji pozoro-
|vala. 'sMohIa bych 81 pratt"
pravila konecne panf de NAL
pas, "abyste byla ponekud O.
patrnejsi, ma draha!'
"OpatrneJSl? Y Jakem ohle-
du? Wy dnes, Selino, mluvite
| v samych hadankach!" odtusi-
LA Valencie lenive. "Prosim,
mluvte zjevne nenavidim
vsechno okolkovani."
"Opatrnejsi ma svou povest
tedy - kdyz chcete, abych
mluvilal zjevne,' dala pani de
IMalpas y odpoved'. SIS
| Valencie otevrela sve velke,
cerne oci.
ma mou povcst! Oh!' della
,aniz by Y hlase jejim bylo zna-
I'll sebe nepatrnejsi promenu.
Dekuji 0 tn Sc jiz sama mo
hu postarati; myslim, ze bych
tou dobou iiz mohla vedeti, jak
0 nj pecovati. Jest to vase ra-
I da?" ...,..*
4 Ivy jste ivence }tvrdosiina,
/ Valencie nluvim jen pro
vase vlastni dobro."
4 ''Myslirh ze ano; lide oby-
I cejne tax ciniyaji, kdykoliv u
i deluji zbytecnou radu.'
i "Az yam vas manzel .bude
udileti radu, ucini to zcela j.
lnym zpdsobem.'
! "Nepochybuji, re bude kilt
a mne spilati nespdsob to,
ljemuz w nejste poddana; az
.ltak ale ucinl budu take vedet,
jak mu odpovedeti. Pro vas
zcela prirozene nemam zad-
nou vaznou sodpoved'. Nechte-
la byste mluWti o necem ji-
nem?'
! Pfejete-li 81 toho! ku pri-
| kladu, rada bych vedela, kdo
!. jest tento pan Revel, jenz 81
zde TAX po domacku pocina,'
pravila pani de Malpas a vez-
mouc Ease svou praci do ru-
ikou, poGitala, Okla. Ale nahle
j vysloveni jmena Revel, jez by
10 zjeynym porusenlm umluve.
ne zmeny pokud Sc tykalo pred
, metu rozmluvy, nezdalo sc mi
ii ma Valencii zadneho ucin,
, ku.
il "Pan Reyel?" pravlla. "Oh
!. proti nemu nelze ciniti zadnt
: nlmitky Lester sam jej u.
: vcdl dc domu. .Myslim, re ne
! kdo u brazilskcho vyslanectv
\ jej pfedstavil aneb snad a
: mericky vyslanec - nevim ur
scite, zapomenula jscm.''
"Jihoamerican ci snat
e Anglican? Kdo jsou jeho Ii
i da?"
= ia v6ru nayim - MONA *
nema zadnou rodinu; nevypra
K vel mi svou rodinnou historii,
=, odvetila Valencie $ usmeven
0 a pokrcila rameny.
Ale pani de Malpas pravil;
0 pTfsnr:
!, "Divim Sc tcmu, ze Leste
! Jest tax neobezretnyln a uge
!, de do sveho domu muze, . kite
!, remz mu neni mic blizsiho zna
i mo-
= MIA mild Selino, w jste 0
ul pravdu jen malou venkovsko'
a n1yskou!" smala Sc Valencie
J. "Coz pax Sc clovek dotazuj
III kazdeho slusneho, prijemneh
01 mlIZe. s ,njmzy Sc setka. r1a ieh,
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06
SCHOOLS JOIN
 IN OBSERVING
 SPECIAL DAYS
Clean-Up Day and Fire Pre- vention Day Assured Sup
 port of Youngsters

Warren District school children are cooperating in plans for the observ- ance of "Clean-Up Day" on Saturday and Fire Prevention Day" on Mon day. All rubbish collected on Satur- day will be in alleys or by the road side, to be gathered up and carried away by city and county trucks. E.. O. Snyder. superintendent of schools, has notified principals of all schools to call the attention of every pupil to the two days and help them cooperate in their proper observance.
 Monday. talks will be made in each school by prominent citizens and fire department officials with the view of impressing upon every boy and girl the need for every precaution to pre- vent fires. The speakers will explain to the pupils the best and most simple
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06

A score of baseball pools" were thrown into uproar yester- day when the GiantsYanks game was called at the end of the tenth inning on account of darkness. Holders of Number 6" vigOrOrous- ly claimed the pots" as only six runs were made during the contest Those who held other numbers declared the pool of" contending that the contest was mo game" inasmuch as it was called when a tie prevailed.
 The battle over Number 6" ragged fast and furious through out the afternoon, but is was us- ually a good-natured argument.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06

methods of minimizing the danger from fire Special home inspection balnks are being filled out by every pupil at the request of school authori- ties. These blanks are designed so that. when filled out, they will show the fire hazard of every home. These balnks will be turned over to the fire chiefs of the district, but are in no way to be considered by insurance companies or agents.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06
MoToRcADE HERE

Several cars from Douglas were in the city yesterday. advertising the county fair to be held at Douglas. Among the members of the party were: MT. and Mrs. c. A. Lindsay, MT. and Mrs. D. c. O'Neil, George Jackson, George Kelly, c. Van Deusen, George Spear and brother, Philip Spear, Frank Sharp, s. G. Dowell, Frank Douglas and wife, Mrs. c. w. McCord, MT. and Mrs c. L. Powers.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06
HOLDERS OF NUMBER 6 ARGUE ALL AFTERNOON ASTO WHETHER
 BASEBALL CAME WAS PLAYED

livery man prominent in athletic circles was called on for a deci- sion, and opinion was usually di- vided fifty-fifty as to whether Number 6" should garner the shekels or whether the pool should ride" oyer until today's game.
 The ruling in New York last night by Baseball Commissioner K. M. landis that the contest was a com plete game" and that it will off cially be considered a game in fig uring averages and dividing up gate receipts, was hailed by the supporters of Number 6" as complete victory for their claims.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06
Radio Concerts at Legion Meet Tonight

A radio concert, feed and smoker will be on tap at the American Legion club tonight for members and friends of the local post. Radio numbers broadcasted from Salt Lac City, Los Angeles, Kansas City, Denver and way stations will be dragged out of the air and disseminated for the enjoyment of the veterans. Arrangements are be- ing made for a record attendance.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06
MOVING WITH PAVING

The contractors on the Tombstone Bisbee paving have laid about GOO feet of new paving since they started work again. They have laid about 300 feet this side of the Government Draw and across the bottom of the Draw and about 250 feet on the other side.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06
THROUGH WITH PRISONERS

Sheriff Joe Hood was in the city yesterday on his way to Tombstone, having in custody Roy Sterling and Frank Wray, held on a charge of grand larceny. They are alleged to have stolen a Hudson car from Doug las a few nights ago. They are now held to await the action of the supe- rior court.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06
FOR NEW YORK

Charles Mitke, mine ventilation ex- pert, will leave today for New York. He will stop over at Cleveland, where he will deliver a paper before the American Mining Congress which con venes in that city on Monday. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Mitke.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06
TAKES ABOUT TWO WEEKS

County Attorney John F. Ross, who was in the city yesterday, stated that it would require about two weeks to clear up the criminal docket when court started on the 18th. Quite a number of cases that are pending will be continued until the next jury draw ing
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06

Charles Melgren, Tombstone hotel man. was in the city yesterday on a short business visit.
 Avery Shearer has returned from Oakland. Calf, where he has been for several months past.
 Mrs. R. B. Valance, of Tombstone, is in the city for a few days on a visit to friends
 Mrs. s. P. Thompson and daughter, Miss Alice, have returned from Doug las where they visited with friends.
 Jack Welch, Tombstone carpenter, was in the city yesterday on busi- ness mission.
 Vern McCutcheOn, of Patagonia, is in the city for few days on visit to relatives.
 Mrs. c. J. Wynn, of Tombstone, was in the city yesterday Cn a shopping trip.
 pr. N. c. Bledsoe returned last eve ming from motor trip to Phoenix
 Mrs. Fl. P. Johnson, of Tombstone, was in the city yesterday on a short visit
 TA1nr fa fl,a county seat yesterday on business con nected with his interests there.
 c. A. Lindsay and wife, of Douglas, were in the city yesterday on a short visit.
 Mrs. H. H. HughGlt, of Tombstone, was in the city yesterday on a shop ping trip.
 Mrs. c. Westcoat, Of Douglas, has returned to her hone after q short visit to friends here.
 County Engineer Syd Smith was in the city yesterday on his way to Tombstone from a trip to Douglas.
 County Recorder H. L. Hutchison was in the city last evening while on his way home from a trip to Doug las.
 Mrs. G. w. Brown has returned from hunting trip in the Chiricahua Mountains where she went with some friends about a week ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06
WILL ENTER CAR

Ray B. Krebs, of the Krebs Auto Company. yesterday announced that he would put his Chevrolet racing car in the races at the county fair and also in the road race to Phoenix dur ing the state fair The car will also be entered in the races at the state fair.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06
DREW A BLANK

There was nothing doing in either the city police court or the justice court yesterday and last night there was not even a lone prisoner in the jails.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06

Mrs. Laura Cain has opened the Letson Hotel on Main street, which has been recently remodeled and equipped with new furniture
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06
AFTER MINING SUPPLIES

c. K. Jacobson, Tombstone mining leasor, was in the city yesterday after a load of mining supplies. He and H. F. Wootton, of this city, are inter- ested in lease in the old silver camp.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06
uNcELIvEREp MESSAGES

There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for Charles Duncan and Syd Barton.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06
RETURN FROM HUNTING TRIP

Fred Sutter, Walter Roche, P A. Mosier and Hartwell Nowell have re- turned from hunting trip to the Gal loura mountains, west of Wilcox.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06
IS FREE FOR ALL

The class in parliamentary law at the Y.W.C.A. is free and all the wo- men of the district are invited The class meets every Friday afternoon from l to 2 o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06
NOTIcEf ELKS

Regular meeting tonight, business of importance.
 c. B. Cain,
 Ex. alted Ruler.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06
NOTICE ElkS

Regular meeting tonight, business of importance.
 c. B. Cain,
 EX alted Ruler.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06
ATTENTION DEMOCRATS

All Democrats in the Warren Dis trict are urged to meet at Judge CralSs office Friday evening at 1880 for the purpose of organizing Warren Dis trict Democratic Club.
 Signed,
 Wm. Delbridge.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06
Local Briefs
MEETING POSTPONED

The first meeting this season of the Bisbee Woman's Club, originally scheduled for this afternoon. has been postponed until October 20.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06

There is, approximately, one monl 10 every family in Siberia, the clergl being very numerous.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06

They succeeded in bringing down three buck while on the trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06

Attorney C. T Knapp and wife left yesterday tor Tucson on d sshort visit.
 County Attorney John r. Ross was in the city yesterday on business con nected with his office.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06

Mrs. G. w. Brown has returned from a hunting trip in the Chiricahua Mountains where she went with some friends about a week ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06

County Recorder H. L. Hutchison was in the city last evening while on his way home from trip to Doug las.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06

County Engineer Syd Smith was in the city yesterday on his way to Tombstone from a trip to Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06

Mrs. H. H. HughGIt, of Tombstone, was in the city yesterday on a shop ping trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06

Mrs. c. Westcoat, Of Douglas, has visit to friends here.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06

c. A. Lindsay and wife, of Douglas, visit.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06

John Wood was visitor to the county seat yesterday on business con nected with his interests there.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06

Vern McCutcheOn, of Patagonia, is in the city for few days on visit to relatives.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06

Mrs. s. P. Thompson and daughter, Miss Alice, have returned from Doug las where they visited with friends
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06

Jack Welch, Tombstone carpenter, was in the city yesterday on busi- ness mission.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06

Mrs. R. B. Valance, of Tombstone, is in the city for a few days on a visit to friends
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06

Mrs. c. J. Wynn. of Tombstone, was in the city yesterday Cn a shopping trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06

Dr. N. c. Bledsoe returned last eve ming from motor trip to Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-06

Mrs. Fl. P. Johnson, of Tombstone, was in the city yesterday on short visit.
The New York herald., 1922-07-02
Latonia Entries.

First Race-Purse 81 400. claiming: for
ss % and oa, 3D. sa rnss ss
Bred at Home. os: Bobby Shea, 1o3: :,en-
tleman Jouett, 1o6; .'Rapid Stride. 1o6:
sUncle Bert, 1o6; Margaret Atkin. i06;
Ill; Creation, 1o6: Converse. III: .Miss
Caltha. 1o1; 'Ben Bolt. 114 Wade McLe-
more. III; Plain Bill. Ill.
maiden two-year-olds; five and a hait fur
NJ, ioI; Bandeau. los; Away. los Benoito.
csrre Ss FdSs Ss M.: is Mss. fssnG f ,s ryG;
saTp MaS p ardneT M cuPeSn 9Ss 1S
eT Tb,1S 1Sc Rscs Srsen sSrss sspres
three-year- -olds; one mile: Coincide glamour.
o.; Lima Clark ss; 'Bily Star. 100; Tu-
lane. 10o: Georgette. 105: .Dorien. 106;
.Wayward Lady. 1o6; spats. ITO; Ashland.
Fourth Race = Purse 81 900: allowances:
three-year-olds and upward mile and sew
afss s Rep MSsaffss o fSu WSs
War Penny. 1o5: Dartmoor. 1o7; Sir Thomas
Fifth Race = Purse si.7oo; allowances
three-year- r-olds and upward; six furlongs
lo4; Tuscola. 1O.; Advocate. ioe; waidgeon.
IS sixth RaceyPurse 81. 400; for two-ycar -old
fillies; five and a half furlongs: 'Antonia
81; Paylowa. 1o2; Miss EN-. 1o,; Dearie
Kenmsre. Ken ares 1os: ;ruIli Spoon. los; Tokiheme,
no; Ten Sixty. los; Blue Bird, 1os; Rolled
for setsnee sspee-year'ods snd Upward mile and
%a Io4 h:Rs Sa Eaadre si ios
1o5; Travesty. 100: War Spirit. ioe Ber-
mont. 100; Captain Tom. 109; Countess. ITO;
Apprentice allowance of pound. claimed.