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 was granted. Work on the new bridge will be gin within a few weeks.
 PHOENIX - Arizona Progressives will hold a convention in Phoenix some time in March to select dele gates to the national convention at Chicago next June. Although Arizona is entitled to but three delegates at the convention, six or possibly twelve will be selected. If six go, they win each have half a vote at the conven- tion. If twelve are sent, each man will have a quarter of a vote. The exact date of the convention here has not been announced.
 CASA GRANDE-A brass band of twenty-two pieces has been organized here by Prof Carl s. Gungl, formerly leader of the industrial school band, and one of the best known bandsmen in Arizona. A band stand is planned for the new organization, which is to give weekly concerts throughout the coming season.
 GLOBE-The Robert Pringle ranch at Weathelds has been purchased by the Inspiration Consolidated Copper Company for S4C,OO0. The ranch, which consists of l35 acres of land. is said to be underlaid with copper, although it is believed here that the company will use it for a site for a new plant.
 FLORENCE-Trafic over the state highway bridge across the Gila river will be resumed by March 10, accord ing to engineers in charge of the work of coaxing the Gila back under that structure. Sixty men, and four teen scrapers are now at work clear ing away the silt and sand left under the bridge as the water went down. A brush dam is to be built to force the water back under the bridge.
 TUCSON-The campus of the state university here will be enlarged by the addition of three blocks, just purchased ia the Drake addition east and south of the university grounds. Part of the tract thus acquired will be used for a new athletic field. The price paid for the land was S7,00O.
 PRESCOTT-The Prescott Chamber of Commerce is preparing to wage an active campaign for the conversion of Fort Whipple to a federal military school provided the Cummins bill, now before Congress, is adopted. The bill, which provides for the conversion of six army posts into military schools, was introduced into the Sen ate on Jan. r. While the selection of the posts to be converted is left to the Secretary Of War, residents of Prescott believe that this city would have a fair chance of landing one of the schools.
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.COUNTYandSTATE NEWS

GLOBE-The Winkelman-ChristmaS section of the new system of Gila county highways will be the first road constructed under the recent S350,000 bond issue. Work on the new stretch of road, which will be the most expensive to be built under the bond issue, will begin in March. The distance is Il miles. The Copper Hill road from the Arizona Commercial shaft to the Superior and Boston mine will be built at the same time.
 GLOBE-Believing that there was a large market for personal use liquor in Globe, Fox Roberts, Charlie and George Branan, the eldest 2Z years, decided they would start a local distributing agency. As a re suit they are all in the city jail here cherged with attempting to rob the cellars of the old International saloon here. There is still a large stock oi wines and liquors ill the cellar of the saloon building.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-24

X-Washington's birthday
 was celebrated in Phoenix by the dedication Of the new municipal band
 stand and comfort station in the city
 hall plaza. Patriotic speeches, band
 concert and a number of patriotic songs were the features of the program.
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dreds of ancient unopened stupas. or dome shaped earth shrines. many of which may contain priceless material regarding this important period
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piled for permission to borrow it's share from the state, and the request was granted. Work on the new bridge will be gin within a few weeks.
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PHOENIX-Application for an in- Junction to restrain the Arizona East ern and Southern Pacific companies from refusing to comply with all order of the corporation commission has been filed in the superior court of Maricopa county by Attorney General Wiley Jones. Last December teh commission ordered both roads to file with it copies of all contracts and agreements under which the Al G. Barnes circus was transported over their lines. Neither road compiled with the order Since the federal court has held the penal provisions of the corporation commisson code un- constitutional, and null and void, the attorney general claims that the only course left open to the commission is to get an injunction preventing the defendants from disobeying it's orders.
 PHOENIN-The board of control has approved the loan of s12.500 by the state to Santa Cruz county. Santa Cruz county was granted an appropria- ton Of s12.500 for bridge over the Santa Cruz river on condition the county deposited a like amount with the state treasurer. The county ap-
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No, Philb,lrt, am not a. arguing with you.
 I'm just a-telling you

when you real smoke get behind ppef of Tuxedo and watch all the big and little Worries that have been abesegng you their trenches and make ruhin advance the rear Those fragrant whs of Tux make them feel joy-no self respecting Worry can stand for that.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
MILLER SCHOOL
Special to The Times Dispa,ch. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
MILLER SCHOOL. VA. March IS
Rev Mr.. Durham, of Red Hill Va.
preached here on sunday morning
On Saturday evening there was an
Illustrated lecture or the Philippines
by Henry i. Bragg, 4 former stude mt
OF Miller School. who graduated fifteen
years ago. He is now teaching in
Richmond lie and his family will re-
turn to the Philippines on May 10
where he will engage in educational
work,
Miss Lee. Of Charlottesville. Va.
spent the weekend at Miller School
She was a guest Of MisS'Edna Perry.
Mrs. Mary Taylor Clarke, Of Crozct
Va, is guest Of Granville Taylor.
G. W. Chappelear made a visit 10
Richmond this week.
Miss Irene Scriggs arrived this week
to take Miss Burnwangers place in
the boys sewing department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
@mphmoMR ennd(aMpa1e
and the .Jcciet
month"; of Time Arc Now Eliminated
In the Acquircmcnt Of Beauty.
Says Vnicska Surntt, Amcri-
cas- Famous Sclf-Mnde
beauty Actress.
ny MISS vALEsKA suuAr.r

every woman who reads this will
l make up her mind to- use the fol;
soon experience one OF the sfsatest
surprises In her search Cor beauty
The skin responds with great rnpidity
when The proper means arc used Use
this aud see how every red spot. every,
freckic and blcmish will vanish and
nt like thn OF thy 'Ibra,E nh
faces you have ever seen Mix two
tahlespoonfuIs Of glycerlne in half pint
tone. This will form a satiny cream.
Use ibe,,railN every day; Any drug
: store VIII supply you with the antique:
tired the average woman is using tho
old-style creams. constantly massae
may be assured of those very results
which you have so long cherished and
worked for; ~; Every woman in the land
MISS PHYLLIs--A quick, absolute
IS sure ,n .M Way to get rid of Llackhcads
rubbed on, the biaclheads. viii remove
m ns% all D also s1 ienNs sls the !" sh few With
The entire face should be rubbed as
water I'M this way o You viii T be sure sure
TO remove every blackhead.
ETA ". E.-There is only one SUI
will not cause Il burn or spot on the
skin. This is sulfo solution. 1t dis
solves away every hair evenly and
completely without burning 1t off. as
is the case with ordinary depilatories.
1t Is wonderful to see how easily and
uniquely It works. II leaves the skin
soft and beautiful and never fails. 1t
can be used safely. on the tenderest
skin. anywhere on the body.
MRS. F. G. S.-1t. you will use my
own hair growing formula. you will
find 1t easy to iave glorious hair.
This formula Is a sure and quick de-
stroyer of dandruf. wonderful forcer
of hair growth and stops hair FILLING.
absolutely. Mix half pint of water
with half q pint of alcohol Cor take a
full pint of imported bay rum. If pre-
ferred), ana add one ounce OF beta
quinol, which can be obtained at any
drug store. This makes the most eco
nomical and effective hair treatment
you Gun ever obtain.
BERNARDINE-Ybu will agree that
for n head wash nothing surpasses
eegol This is a cleanser more effec-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19

cent visitors in the home &C Mrs. +. O..
Page.
Airs. n. Moon is visiting relatives in
Norfolk.
Miss Lucy iiines is With relatives at
High Point y. c.
Professor Eiv.ns IF the Public
school. has taken Mrs. Bivens to n
charlottesville hospital for. treatment.
Mr.. end Mrs Egbcrt staples have
been spending the winter with their
daughter. Mrs. W. L.. Newly.
Mrs. llechler Of Richmond. has lately
ViStcd her daughter Mrs. &c. NerSer.
Rev w. hosser and Mrs. Rosser. of
North Carolina. havo been recent
guests OF Mrs. +. G. verser
Mrs. w. ". Hawkins has returned
from "a visit to Norfolk
Miss Thelma Bradshaw. OF Southamp-
ton County. is visiting her brother. Roy
bradshaw.
Mr.. apd Mrs. b. II. Robertson, who
nave been making. Norfolk their home
for several months have been recent
visitors here.
Key j. e. reynolds evangelist for tho
southeastern District has closed !,
Two weeks revival service al III"
Christian Church.
Miss Hannah oliver. Of Lynchburg.
has recently given n recital ut the
| Christian Church. This was Miss
DIVERS hrst appearance as entertainer
In the town F her birth, and her many
friends bcsDeak for her I? successful
career as AN elocutIonist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve Sadinors have
returned from their bridal trip to
FLORIDA, ana are ut home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hunter In.e.
Mrs. Monroe Jones entertained the
Young Married Moments Eooie Club on
Wednesday afternoon
Mrs W., p. Cook and family, will
move from Nottoway here in the near
| future.
Mrs. w. y. Rockers entertained the
| Matrons Rock club on Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Hunter II. Watson entertained
at auction bridge OH Saturday even
ing. decorations were in honor Of st
| Patrick.
! Mrs. Fred Mas"n. OF Richmond. Is
visiting her parents. DR.. and Mrs w. r.
Warmer.
| Mrs, "A. l.. Horner IL at home again
after spending the winter months with
relatives in Lewisburg. n G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19

for the afternoon was the life OF
Richard lie Gallienne. the poet,
Mrs Matte Southgate Jones enter
tanned informally on Wednesday, from
II to 3 o'clock in honor of her guests.
Mrs. VI. w. Reed. aud Miss Grace Reed.
of New York city. 1t was a beautiful
affair. and about 100 guests called
during the receiving hours.
Master John Horton Lougee enter
tanned few of his little friends on
Monday afternoon from $3.50 to $3.50
o'clock at his home on Broadway in
celebration of his seventh birthday.
He was assisted in receiving by his
little guest Miss Latitla Allen Mason,
OF Raleigh. The home was prettily
decorated with jonquils. narcissus and
ferns
The General Davic Chapter of tho
ID. y. r.. of Durham, has selected Mrs.
~. +. Willy as the delegate to repre-
sent IL in the annual continental con-
cress of this organization which meets
in Washington. ID. c.. on April 10.
Miss Gladys Long has gone to Char
lottc to spend several days visiting
friends.
MIR. and Mrs. w. r. Dewitt have ar
. rived in the city from Jacksonville.
Fla. where they have been spending
the winter, and are the guests of Mrs.
DeWitts parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
L. Proctor. After Il two weeks visit
here, they will return to their home
In LennoN, Mass.
Grin Lloyd is here from New York
spending a few days with his parents,
Mr.. >and Mrs. a. +. Lloyd March
25 ne will go to Seattle Wash. from
which place he will sail for China in
the interest of the Standard Oil Com
pany.
Mrs. Will Lipscomb has returned from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
MANASSAS
Especial to The Times

MANASSAS VA, March lG.--Mrs.
K {. Buck is visiting he: son f, \.
Buck. in Portsmouth Way
Mrs G. II. Marlborough. Jr. and lit
tie daughter. who have been guests OF
Mrs. far3orough's mother Mrs. John
\. Morgan, have returned to Denton
Tcv
Miss Katherine Lewis entertained the
bridge Club on Thursday afternoon.
Dr. George Il. Coke. ~ Petersburg
VA. who has been the guest OF MIR. an,
Mrs. .. II. Nash, has returned home
Miss Anna Ruth johnson, of Baltl-
more. Md. las returned home from :,
visit to Mrs. Mary II. I.arliin.
Rev. II. y. Myers. or Onancock. Ac-
con'ac County, has Dcen visiting his
parents. MIR and Airs. w. r. Myers.
Colonel Robert a. Hutchison has re-
turned home after a $50 weeks stay in
the B"rmudas.
Mrs. Harry Il. Thomas Of Aloxan
drin County. is in town for several
days.
MIR. aud Mrs. Ray Wiehn. OF Hcrn
don. Va. were recent guests of Mrs
Wrcnn'S mother, Mrs. B. {. Holden.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19

tive than any soap or other shampoo
II removes every particle of scurf, dir
Use a. teaspoonfui Of eggol in hnif |,
cup of hot water and use as a shampoo
II is very economical. for you can gev
enough At a moderate cost to produce
dozen or more luSuriant shampooe.
MISS o. r f.-Even deep wrinkles
can he removed quickly, by using my
of hot water add two ounces OF ep.ol,
which can ear be obtained at any drug
ing ing differenc s in ' short tn ti@ to'i snd
wrinkles. crows feet and deep line.
will gradually disappear. making the
skin plump, vigorous and youthful. "
never fails.
DISAPPoINTED--Am sorry you We.
drug store. IF YOU viii Simply w,;tv.
sSratt: TSompsen aids:, GhlcaEo. 81,
by return mail.
LES MlSERABLES--It you will sim
comforts OF armpit perspiration can br
controlled. This brings the. secretions
in the armpits to normal. the profnse
gowns viii not become wet and fade.
as a result. Hydrolized tsFlc is excel
cessive perspiration. 1t also destroys
MI odors quickly and completely. Hy-
droliaed tale is necessity to every
woman's toilet
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the bust
is never assured, though the following
formula has brought about very salts
factory results. Mix together two
ounces OF ruetone, half cup OF sugar
and half a pint of cold water. and
take two teaspoonfuls after each meni
Avoid the use of instruments.
MISS +. s. CT want you to thy
my blood cleanser and pinple remove,
1t never fails to produce result .
quickly. 1t IL mixture OF twel (.
ounces OF sugar and one ounce q
thoroughly, and take one or two tca :
| spoonfuls after each meal. Get the
sarsenc in the original package, by the
] ounce, at any drug store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
CREWE

Especial 10 The limos Dispa tch.l
.:R!EWE, VA, March iS.-Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Sydnor end little son are
spending some time at Mrs. Sydnors
old home In Ohio.
Mrs. John Fs Allen. of Felden. and
Miss Marie Allen, OF the Farmvilic Nor
NAL are spending the weekend with
Irs, J. II. Hines:
Mrs. II. r. Henson entertained the
SEQ" Card Club on Thursday.
Mrs. Woodbridge. of Amelia, and her
daughter. Miss Hattie Woodbridge, of
the =. FurmvIlle Normal, have been re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19

Mrs. Harry Payne whitney. OF New
York, the noted sculptor, whose work,
"rhe Titanic MetnoIinI.o q. soon to be
placed I'm Potomac Park. Washington,
ID. c.. startled Palm beach folk when
"he appeared I'm hareHA veil. screening
her face. She In accompanied here by
her daughter. Miss Flora whitney.
Another striking feature of Mrs. Whit
ncy's costume was the broad stripe that
prevailed Her sweater coat, a silk
AFFAIR, had \ very pronounced dark
stripe. Her psrasol uns q striped one,
mud her stockinRB aH well were black
and white striped. Her daughter wore
n striped skirt and q silk sweater coat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
Freckle-Face

Now Is the Time to Get hid OF These
Ugly Spots.
-" YOU Know how easy II IS to ro-
move those ugly spots so that no ono
VIII call YOU freckle- face?
simply get an ounce of othine. dou.
bic strength. from your druggist and
Il fow applications should show Won
how easy 1t is to rid Yourself OF
treckics. and get beautiful complex
ION. Thc sun and winds OF March have
strong tendency to bring ont
freckles. and as a result more othine
is sold In this month. BE Sure to ask
for the double strength othine, as this
is sold under guarantee Of money back
If 1T fails to remove the freckles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19
DURHAM

Especial to The Times Dis patch
DURHAM, y. G.. March lS-The
Spins,or Club was the guest Of Miss
Sallic Glass on Wednesday at her
home. The decorations were bright,
and suggestive of spring. The study
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19

a most deiiGhtfri manner. Thcrs
were three tables OF rock. Mrs J. A
Duncan of Apex. was. the honore.
Miss Matte Moyc Adams has re-
turned from Hickory. where she visited
Miss Kate Elliott
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-19

Elizabeth City. whore she had been
with Mrs. Carl Blades.
Mrs. It. NJ. German. at her home on
East Main street. on Friday afternoon
entertained the Round Dozen Club in
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02
MILLER's ANTISEPTIC OIL.
KNOWN As
SN AXE OIL
Will Positively Relieve Pain In
Three Minutes.

Try it right now for Rheumatism.
Neuralgia. Lumbago. sore, stiff and
swollen joints. pains in The head,
back and limbs. corns. bunione. etc.
After one application pain disap.
pears "a il by magic.
A never.fsiliug remedy used in.
iernslls and externally for Coughs,
Colds. Group. Fore Thrnat. Djph.
liberia and Tosili,is.
This Oil 10 conceded TO be the
most penetrating remedy known.
Its prompt and immediste effect in
relieving pain 10 due to the fact
that ii penetrates 10 the affected
parts at once. AZ sn illustration,
pour ten drops on The thfcks-t piece
OF cole leather, and 1t will penetrate
sbis substance through and through
in three minutes.
Accept no substitute. This great
Oil 10 golden-red color only Every
bottle guaranteed; 25c and Soc a
bottle. or money refunded. AT
leading druggists. --CLEHoRE PHAa-
MACY. adv. .
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02
Sheriff's Sale.

BY virtue Of six vendi,ioni ex.
ponas issued to me by the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court Of Dickson coun.
~. | will on MONDAY, JUNE 3.
1915. at the courthouse door in the
town Of Charlotte, Tenn. at noon,
expose to public sale to the highest
iand best bidder tor cash the follow.
ing real estate:
FlRST-0ne. sixth undivided in.
terest in town lots in the 9th DIS
trict Of Dickson County. being 10. |
in block IL, lots and 2 in block
?4-store house thereon, lot Is in
block 81 residence lot, lot IA in
block 81. all in the town of Vanleer,
Tenn, levied upon as the property
OF NJ, y. Jackson 10 satisfy judg-
ment OF SS0,55, interest and costs,
in favor of Warner Jenkinson ca.
SECoND-one acre, more or
'ess, in the 9th District OF Dickson
county and bounded as follows
Beginning on a stone, runs north
l2.h poles TO a black gum; thence
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
SARAH KEPHART
w.
TINE kEPHART

In the Circuit Court nj Charlotte.
II appearing to me from the bill
which is sworn 10. that the defend
ant, Tine kephart, Ia a nonresident
a the State OF Tennessee so that
the ordinary process Of law cannot
he served upon him; il il therefore
ordered by the Clerk that said de-
iendant appear before the Judge Of
the Circuit Court at Charlotte. Ten.
nessee, on N before the Fourth Mon
day 10 July. 1916. and plead answer
or demur to the bill filed against
hlm in above styled csuse. or the
same will be taken a. confessed a.
10 him and the GAUGE ret Tor hearing
expsrte.
1, is further ordered tina. a copy
~ this order be published in TIE
Dickson County Herald. a news
paper published at Dickson. Tenn.
for four conrecutive weeks. the last
publication to appear more than
Ave days before the couvening OF
court.
This the 18th day Of May. 1915.
T. T.. GRAY. Clerk
K. l. LEIGH, Sol. for Compl. 6-23
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02

Tenn, levied upon as the property
Of NJ. d. Jackson to satisfy iudg,
ment of $40 20, interest and costs
in favor OF Southern Pickett Co.
SlXTH-0ne.sixth interes, in
town lots in the 9th District oi
Dickson County, being LOT | in
block Al, lots / ana 2 in block 24--
store house thereon, lot Is IN block
32--heirg the residence. lot IA IN
block 81, all in the town 81 Nanleer
Tenn, levied upon as the property
of NJ. d. Jackson to satisfy iudg-
ment Of 5000. interest and costs.
in favor Of W H. Huchison d son.
This May Sth, 1915.
T. ]. COLEMAN, Sheriff.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02

west 1894 poles to a stone; thence
south 1884 poles to black gum
thence east 1894 poles to the begin
ming; levied upon ss the property o.
j. W, Dean to satisfy judgment o.
SOIL, interest and costs. in favor
OF ", +. Hutton.
. THlRD-Ope.third undivided in
terest in 20 acres lying in the I'll
District of Dickson County AND
bounded as follows; North By Bell
south by Turcer, east by Collier
west BY Bell; levied upon az the
property of Arthur Bell to satisfy
iu 'Rment OF $3.50, interes, and
costs, in favor OF Rob, Jackson.
FOCRTH-Town lou in the 9Th
District OF Dickson County. being
lot ] IN block IA. lots | and 2 in
block 24--store-house thereon, lot
10 IN block 32-being the residence,
lot IA IN block 81. sill in the town
OF Vanleer, Tenn; levied upon a.
the property Of NJ. D. Jackson to
satisfy judgmen, Of Sis 35, interest
and costs, in favor Of Standard Car
bine Co.
FlFTH-One-sixth undivided in
terest in town lots in the 9th Die.
trict Of Dickson County. being 10,
| in block Al, lots and 2 in block
24--store-house thereon, 10, Is in
block 32--rcsidence lot. lot IA in
block 81, all in the town Of vanleer,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-06-02
Wilton Sgfool Cons
niencement Closes.

The commencement exercises VI
Wilson School Was brought 10 sn
end Wednesday evening.
The Commencement sermon vat
preached By Rev. W. B. Taylor,
Presiding Elder Of the Nashville
/ District. M. IL. Church. South.
Monday evening, q comedietia,
A Case Of Suspension" in ere
act was presented by ten fnsmhers
oE the student body, which wis en-
{ joysd very much.
The social feature Of the exercises
was held Tuesday evening. when
the student body and faculty en-
iertained. A round Of lively games
and contests we're participated in.
followed With q delightful luncheon.
IA number of guests we're present
The last Of the exercises WIRE
held Wednesday evening, y debate
being the final attraction, The sub
irct under discussion was Resois'
ed. That AthIetical Contests Be
tween Schools Should be Abolish
ed. The affirmative side Of the
question was represented BY fuson
Stricklin and Thurman Sensing,
while the negative side was defend
cd by T. A. Pack and Joe H. Fer
guson. The judges rendered THEN
decision 10 favor Of the negative
A medal was presented TO Joe ii
Ferguson for making the beet speech.
Diplomas were presented to Mis-.
ses Lura Donegan and Elnora Miller
pupils in the Shipp School OF Ex
preston.