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The Yale expositor., 1917-06-14

and nervous feelings
and my head both
cred me. / would
often have crying
spells and feel as II
] was not safe. II
! heard anyone com.
ing / would run and
lock the door so they
would not see me.
l tried several doc
tors and they did not
help me so I said to
r,nu pnofhar Ct o,,aa.
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ARVONIA

Especial TO The Times-Dispatchl
ARNON1A. VA. May lc.-Miss Laura
Connelle. OF Richmond. spent several
days here with friends this week
j. Bentley Brown. OF Ivy HILL near
James River, spent sunday with friends
in Scottsv!lle.
John l. Pitts, Jr.. and a. l.. Pitts.
Jr.. OF Scottsville. motored to Arvonia
and New Canton on Sunday. visiting
relatives. John Pitts. Jr.. will shortly
leave for Fort Myer. where he goes
into the officers training camp. and
later probably will seek military duty
In France.
Miss Winnie Pitts. who spent the
winter in West Virginia. returned to
her home here this week.
Mrs. Willie Amber who spent tho
fall and winter in Charlottesville with
relatives. has returned 10 her home,
Seven Islands," on James River. SHE
Will remain here throughout the sum
mer.
Rev. William Miller. who recently,
had charge OF the Presbyterian Church
at Partition. y. c., has resigned his
charge. and will enter the United
States Army as chaplain
Mrs. William b. Petit, who has been
very Ill at her home in New Canton,
has been taken 10 Richmond, where
she is undergoing hospital treatment
Rev. w. MEG. Miller will preach on
Sunday in the Presbyterian Church of
Scottsville morning and evening.
charlie Bagwell, a student Of Fork
Union Academy. has been examined by
military authorities. and will leave for
Kentucky, where he goes into training
for the coast defense service He is
the son of Rev Robert Werner Bag
we'll OF Mount Zion.
Miss Matte Hanes. Of LynchburE. is
visiting Miss Lucy .Nichola. at her
home near Bridgeport
DR.. Perkins Glover attended tho
county medical association at Dillwvn
on Wednesday.
Mrs. John W. Pierce has returned
to her home here. after a visit to her
mother. Mrs. John Potts. Of Providence
Forge. Va
Miss Lizzie Richardson. of Columbia.
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 4,
T. Richardson, has returned to her
home in Columbia
Mrs. William A. LeSueur recently
visited Orange TO attend the Yves,
hanover Presbyterian Before return
ing home she visited her old home in
Baltimore.
Mrs. Virginia Keel has returned from
Norfolk and Richmond. where she has
been visiting relatives.
Mrs. A. L. Pitts spent Tuesday in
Scottsvilie.
Mrs. Plummer F. Jones and Miss
Miriam Pitts were visitors in pirh-
mond on Friday
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AMHERST

Especial 10 The Times -DiSpatch.I
AMHERST. VA. May lo.-Judge and
Mrs. j. Thompson Brown and Mrs. RAN
some, OF Arlington. visited Mrs \. T..
STROBE last week
Mrs Sanford and John Sanford. of
Newport News, recently visited Mrs.
W. Ward Hill.
w. Is. Allen was in Lovingston on
Saturday on legal business
Miss Helen Lunsford returned to Pc =
tersburg on Saturday. after shor,
visit 70 her aunt. Mrs. B. Il. Harrison.
Miss Jessie Burford was the week
end guest of her sister, Miss Mary Bur
ford. in LynchburE.
Archie Robertson. Of Wilmington. y
g. spent the Weekend with his mother.
Mrs. NJ. II. Robertson
;. l.. Watts. Jr.. of Lynchbure. was
visitor in Amherst on Sunday.
Ashby Woods. of Pedlar Mills, spent
sunday AT j. Il. Goodwins
Mrs. Dudley Jones and children. OF
LynchburG. are guests Of Rev. Thomas
towel near New Glasgow.
Rev. George 4. Zachary left on Tues
DAY for ten days visi; to his old
home in Richmond
Miss Mary Hobson. Of North Caro-
ma is now the guest of her sister,
Mrs. W. L. Sandidge.
rev j. a. Thomas made business
trip to West Virginia last week.
MT. and Mrs. II. l.. Page, who have
been spending a week at "pu,wich
farm, returned TO Norfolk TUESDAY.
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LOUISA

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
LOUISA. VA. May 12.-Thc delegates
from tho Fifth District chapter, United
Daughters Of Confederacy. arc expected
to arrive here Wednesday, for two
day session. About forty are expected
Mrs. "A. G. Gordon entertained the
Matinee Bridge Club Wednesday after
noon.
Announcement cards have been re-
ceived here of the marriage in Wash
inGton on Wednesday OF Miss Nell Mas
sic and James Wright, both Of Louisa
Mrs. Andrew Jackson Montague is
expected to attend the United DauEh-
ters OF Confederacy meetings next
week. and she will be the guest while
here Of DR.. and Mrs. Harry w. Porter.
Mrs. +. w. Sims spent Thursday in
Richmond.
Planting and Patriotic Day will be
observed here tomorrow. Miss Ella
Agnew and number of other speakers
are expected. Commemorative Attor-
ney w. {. Bibb will also make an
address,
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RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY, MAY Is, 1917.

Church. has returned from visit Il
relatives in Newport News.
Misses Linda Newcomb and Blanche
Sutton were recent guests of Miss
Mary Mitchell at Irvington Beach
MIR. and Mrs. James Jesse. Of "Hp.
ping Forest have AS their guests Mrs
James Ball and Miss Lou Bail. Of Cali
fornia.
Miss Viola Lewis recently enter
tanned few friends at her home
"Greenvale." near Monaskon.
Miss JAaie Lowery has returned to
spent with Mrs. Girls Duling
Miss Mamie Robertson, of Heaths-
vile. is spending some time with Mrs.
Ida Butler at Lillian.
Miss Myrtle Clarke. of Walnut Point,
was recently visiting friends in and
around Bcvrrlyville.
Rev. and Mrs. a. J. Reamy. ST.. Miss
Helen and Robert Reamey. and Shep
Haymie. of Edwardsville. recently
motored to &cribncrs. King George
County. TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. D. w
Pierce.
Il. Hugh Smith has returned from
recent business trip to Richmond
The Sunday School Convention Of the
Baptist Churches of the Northern Neck
Will tie held at Rappahannock Church.
in Richmond County, the fourth Satur-
day and sunday in May.
German Snow, son OF Captain Robert
Snow. OF Wicomico Church, has en-
listed in the Signal Service Aviation
Corps. OF the army. and is now sta
toned at Fort Slocum, in training.
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SUFFOLK

Special to Tho Times Dispatch.l
SUFFOLK, VA, May l..-Airs. Foy
Nann entertained on Saturday in honor
OF the Whaleyville Sewing Club.
w. L. Sinclair. OF Washington. was
in tho city on Monday.
Mrs. Asher Dole and Miss Gladys
Dole have returned from Washington.
where they attended the funeral SER
vices of Mrs. Dole's sister, Mrn Neil
Stone.
The Book Club met on Wednesday
with Mrs. ]. NJ. Darden.
Mrs. f. c. Small, Of this city. is in
tho Sarah Leigh Hospital, Norfolk, for
treatment.
Claude Elcy. OF Baltimore. is the
guest of his family in Franklin Street.
Frank Holiday. John +. Lee. John
w. and Claude Gley. DR.. ID. l.. Harrell.
Herbert Holland. W. II. Darden. w. T.
Steele, of Stout Springs. Va. are spend
ing few days at the Deer Club, in
the Dismal Swamp.
Miss Jessie Darden. who has been
attending the May Day festival at
Sweet Brian. returned home on Tues
day. accompanied by Miss Mildred Hill
derbran. OF Poughkeepsie, y. Y.
Whitley Goodwin. of Chuckatuck.
who has been attending school in Bal
timore. has returned home for the
vacation.
Miss Eloise Crocker has concluded a
visit to Mrs. Herbert Land at Virginia
Beach.
Roger Winborne, OF Roanoke. was
The weekend guest OF l.. r. Jordan.
Miss Virginia Jordan is the guest
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HANOVER

Especial 20 Tho Times Dispatch.l
HANOVER. VA. May 12.-Miss Eir-
ginla Bagby spent last weekend with
Miss Lucy Crunes Taylor.
MIR. and Mrs. Fox spent part OF last
week with Mrs. A. b. Grarett.
Miss Barbara Lewis was tho guest
OF friends in Richmond last week
Sam Lacy has returned to Richmond
after visiting friends here.
The Hanover School closed on Fri
day.
Edmund Voolfolk has enlisted in the
army, and will leave in a few days for
Fort Myer.
Mrs. r. r. Gwathmey and little
daughter spent last week in Rich
mond.
Mrs. Harvey Wingneld and family
were In Richmond on Wednesday,
Nat MarkeSon has returned TO TIA qua
hammock after al visit to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Markeson.
Mrs. Skillman entertained q few of
her friends on Tuesday.
Miss Sallie Deano held her last lee
ture on Tuesday night at Mrs. c. p.
Cardwcll's.
Miss Guy Lewis spent part of last
week i'll Richmond.
The sewing circle met with Mrs. a
Is. Gravett on Wednesday.
Julian Stevens is quite sick.
Caskie Burch is spending the week
end at "Courtland."
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! lem. visited relatives In Lawrenoevill,
this week.
William Mallory. OF Richmond. spen
| the Weekend at the home OF DIR. ant
Mrs. Herbert Lewis.
Mrs. Il. h. Goodwin. OF Emporia, who
has been the guest Of her sister, Mrs
Walter Turnbull, left on "Wednesday
for her home
Mrs. c. L. Palmer was hostess tc
Palmers guests wcre Mrs. G. Il. Sc
orell, Mrs. II. d. Prince, Mrs. b. A.
Lewis. Miss Lizzie Turnbull. Mrs NAL
lory Turnbull, Miss Grace Mallory, Miss
Caroline Bayley. Mrs. Jack Shell. Mrs
Marie Heartwell. Mrs. Walter Turn
bull and Mrs. f. w. Davis.
c. II. Sebrell left on Tuesday for
Washington.
Mrs. w. E. Price. OF ''Millville." spent
Mrs. G. 7. Allen. at kenbridGe.
Harry Walker, OF Bedford. was a
Weekend guest OF friends in Law
renceviilo.
Miss Maria Dortch. of Alberta. spen,
the weekend with her sister, Mrs
Monroe HcartWeil.
Mrs. William DeVaney visited friends
in Emporia last week.
Miss Henrietta Meredith, who has
been teaching at KenbridGe. has closed
her school and returned to her home.
Miss Bette Short, of Union Level,
spent the weekend with her mother.
Mrs. Florence Short.
Whitney Meredith. OF Prince George.
was the guest OF his parents, Mr.. and
Nrs. I. II. Meredith. Oh Sunday.
Mrs. W. S. PEBBLES has returned from
visit to her daughter. Mrs. Hugh
Yelverton, at Wilson. y. c.
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GAINESVILLE

Especial To The Times Dispatch
CLARK ESFlLLE, VA. May Io.-SIrs
q. - Barrow. president OF the civic
league and Miss Bell Doggett. one
OF the most active members OF the
league. were in Lynchburg this week
attending the semi-annuai meeting of
Clubs.
Miss Massey organized gardening
ana canning club at GAINESVILLE High
school on Friday. April %.
Mrs. Charles Thompson and little
daughter. of Reedvillc, Va, are here
on a visit to Mrs. w. w Barnha-t,
The young men Of the town were
the promoters Of a stag supper given
to the soldier boys at Hotel Grace
on Friday night. April o. After the
supper big dance followed
The Blues were again victorious on
Saturday evening. May 5. in a match
game OF baseball with the team from
Buffalo Springs
The Episcopal Church will be dedi-
Gated on May Is by Bishop Tucker.
a special song service is being pre-
pared.
Mrs. c. s. Wood was in Richmond
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LAWRENCEVILLE
Especial to The Times-Disnatcb

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
LAWRENCEVILLE, VA. May IL
Miss Mae Young has returned from st.
Luks's Hospital, Richmond, where she
was operated on for appendicitis.
Rev. Morri. Eagle. of Emporia. held
mission service at ST. Marks Church.
Cochran. this week. Mr.. Eagle arrived
on Tuesday and closed the services on
Friday night
Miss Fannie Harris. who has been
visiting Mrs. Mallory Turnbull. left on
Thursday for her home at Kenbridge.
Mrs. Charles Faulkner. Of Norfolk.
was the guest last week Of Mrs w. Il,
Starke.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Smith and daugh-
ter. Emily, left on Tuesday, after spend
ing several weeks at the home OF Sheriff
II. b. Turnbull. for LAGRANGE. whero
they WAL spend the summer.
Miss Elizabeth Grogan. who has been
spendinE the winter at "Meherrin." the
nome OF Mrs. J. r. Thomas, left this
week for her home at Winston salem
Mrs. Marie Heartwell, who has been
visiting relatives IN Norfolk for sew
eral weeks. returned TO her home in
l-aurenceVille on Saturday.
Clarence Rawlings. Of winston Sa
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FRECKI.ES
Now Is the Time to Get rid OF These
Ugly Spota

Now Is the Time to Get hid OF These
Ugly Spots
There's no longer tho slightest need
OF feeling ashamed OF your freckl les,
as the prescription othine double
strengths guaranteed to remove
these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce OF othine-dou-
BILE strength-from any druggist and
apply little OF it night and morning
and you should soon see that even the
worst freckles have begun to disap-
pear, while the lighter ones have van
ished entirely. 1t is seldom that more
than an ounce is needed to completely
clear the skin and gain 4 beautiful
clear complexion.
Be sure to ask for the double
strength othinc. as this is sold under
guarantee Of money back II 1t fails to
remove frccilles.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13

OF Miss Virginia Gray. In Richmond.
William Phillips has entered the
training camp at tho Virginia Military
Institute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13
Instant Hair Stain
Better That Slow
"ReStOrerS"

Some folks
would have
y u u believe
I h u I they
have disCOv-
cred r o IN .
IN a r v Ions
g O mbination
] that will re
store" [ n o
c % or to
gray. streak
cd or faded
hair, without
staining IL.
No such prep
srat!on h q y
ever been dis
covered.
r ere IL
q u ] V o n a
p T u DaratiOI
so far az No
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HEATHSVILlE

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
HEATHSF1LLE VA. May l2-pro
lessor +. L. Wright and DR.. Fred y.
hrent went to Richmond last week.
the former to take examinations and
get enrolled for admission to Fort
Myer. The latter. who already is en-.
rolled on the reserve corps Of the
navy. was there to attend to some
business In regard 10 the position.
Mrs. e. l.. Hardcastle. of Irvington.
was recent guest Of her daughter
Mrs. Taliaferro Headlcy, at Village
Mrs. Sam Downing, Of Wicomico
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13

this week attending the May Festival.
Il. Is. Morton and ". 7. Easlcy re-
turned home from school last Saturday.
Three OF the professors having volun-
tecred for army service. Cluster
Springs Academy students doubled
their work thereby shortening their
school term.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13

nno 1" Wat Is entirely free from suIphmT
proiucts ar fnheriGury: Hinc, aniins; coal tar
s ssav IN, Is called "BroWnatone" Il * 20
80. ann Saie TO apply that the wonder is
'hat any ono ever uses anything else.
t oMnat9ne instantly. tints the hair to
IN snade or brown tor black that ,nay bs
n niss nd II he gray shows your lem
OF your hair are lighter than the ba,an"e
OF or n,Ilor any reason YOU wish to stain ali
UT part OF your har--uss ''Rrownat0ne
,,In,h sample and booklet viii lie sent you
ioc Mention shaSss d oniiy, upon receipt Of
.n1"un ai me .lreadinF drug store. sell
drc ans.St on "Brownatone' at Your hair
Prepared by The Kenton Pharnacal "a
''S soSi 9ppin Bldg. Coving;on. Ky.
ooiu ana guaranteed In Richmond n,
arraKie Drug Co. Grants Drug Co ana
o'heT leading dealers.-Adv. ~
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-09-09
TooThLess FIFTY RISE TO
INooAsE HIS EXEMPTION

PROENIX. Sept. Numerous
have been the claims. and odd the
grounds advanced for exemption
from military duty which have been
received by the local board. but none
more so than the claim made by
dentist from an unnamed town.
This dentist says that he has fifty
patients without teeth: that he has
removed me original ones from their
jaws and that they are patiently
awaiting the manufacture OF artifi-
cial ones 10 replace them. and he
asks the draft appeal board for an ex-
tension OF time to remain at home
until he equips the fifty with false
teeth
lie says that they paid him for the
work al the time the teeth were ex.
traCted Now he believes h. should
BE- allowed to fulfill his contract. as
the FIFTY patients want 10 eat
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-09-09
FIRST ikSTAlLMENT
OF TAXES PAYABLE

The first installment OF 1917 taxes
IS due and payable.
County Treasurer Ross made this
announcement yesterday. In ac-
coTdance with the semi-annual pay
ment OF tax law. the first installment
Is due on the first Monday Of Sep
TENDER and goes delinquent the first
Monday OF November
With new taxes 10 be collected and
back taxes sill coming in and the
rolls now being compiled the treas.
urer's office is the busiest place in
town The office will continue 10
accept pay ON delinquent taxes until
the blanket suit is brought in the su
periOr court
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-09-09
A JAIL BREAK
WAS ALL READY

PHOENIX. Sept. 5-Discoyery Of
five hack saws in the county Jail fur
nished evidence to the authorities
that all attempt to escape was about
to be made by one or more prisoners.
that the plan as not carried out was
due to the fact that it was at once
frustrated by the officers
II is not known when the jail
break was scheduled and as yet the
sheriff has not learned the details OF
the plot. 1t is believed, however.
that three men ION the inside" were
implicated and that they received
their aid from friends on THE out
side"
Sheriff w. H. Wilkey stated yes
terday that he is of the opinion that
the hack saws We're poked through
the windows The authorities had
first knowledge OF the affair from a
prisoner in the Jail. A thorough in
vestigation is being made
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-09-09
JUROR FINED IS
FOR FAILURE TO REPORT

Judge Lockwood in the Superior
Court this morning imposed fine OF
$500 upon Juror r. E. WARRIOR Of
Douglas. who failed TO report yester-
day as summoned When he ap-
peared this morning. the court asked
why he had not reported and since
no good cause was shown the fine
was assessed. which the juror paid
Bench warrants were also ordered
issued and given 10 Sheriff Wheeler
to execute fer five more jurors who
were subpoenaed and failed to report
yesterday. They were j VI. Nom
righausen, Arthur B. Maynard, Chas.
W. Frost. John A. Smald and Ray
Byd. They will be hailed before
His Honor and having no reasonable
excuse for not having reported will
no doubt be assessed fine as in the
case OF Juror Warl0p.
Today the case OF Smith VS.. Allen
over the possession of certain mining
claims in the Paradise district. is be-
fore the court and will be completed
either by tonight or tomorrow morn
ing.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-09-09
RED Cross FAREWELL
DANCE IN TOMBSTONE

In honor of the quota that Tomb
stone and surrounding country will
send to the training camps on the
10th, when the second increment of
the National Army viii leave Co
chise county or Fort Riley. the Tomb
stone Red Cross will give a farewell
ball in Tombstone on Saturday. the
18th. the plans OF which have not
been entirely perfected The idea
first was started yesterday when it
was reported, althouh unofticially
that the next detachment would leave
here on the 10th, and il was planned
TO give the bali on the coming Satur
day This was abandoned however.
late this afternoon when the date
vas learned to be the 18th. and the
date OF the farewell dance was set
forward one week Through the
courtesy of Major HornbroOa, com.
handing officer Of the nth cavalry
at Douglas. the nth cavalry band Of
% pieces will be available for the oc-
casion. and ten cars will leave here
Saturday to bring the members Of
the band here. The details OF the
event have not fully been worked out
which viii be given cur later
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-09-09
BOYS AT FORT RILEY WILL
DRILL AND DIG IN OVERALLS

CAMP FUNSTON. Fort Riley. Kan
Sept. drafted men from Arizona,
Missouri. Kansas and Colorado. in the
Fourteenth division at Camp Funston
here will dig trenches and drill in blue.
oyeralls, if suggestion made to the
war department by Major General
Leonard Wood is adopted
Not only will the government save
hundreds Of thousands of dollars.
General Wood declares, but the use
Of overalls will help conserve the
supply OF uniforms which is far from
adequate now, according TO officers
here
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-09-09
WHITE SLAYER IMPORTS
PRETTY MEXICAN GIRLS

NOGALES SEES. Santiago Mar
tin"z, Of Magdalena. was arrested
yesterday By captain Beatty. chief
OF the Immigration Bureau. and In
spectOr Knudsen, who charged their
prisoner with being white SLAYER.
Martinez is accused Of having taken
Mercedes and Carmen Tapia, OF Mag
dalena. TO Tucson for a visit. tie
vas arrested while returning with
the girls 10 Mexico Both girls are
Young and extremely pretty
Mercedes. The younger, tells sad
story. Her mother died three months
ago and her father refused TO support
her and her sister According To
the girls story she obtained work in
saloon as barmaid and within
weeks time was leading an immoral
life. Asked why she did not seek
Legitimate employment the girl an
swered that there was nothing she
could obtain and that prostitution
was the only avenue left to make a
living.
Strong evidence has been secured
against Martinez
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-09-09
INCREASE SUPPLY
%-MANoANe So

NEW YORK. Sept s-lncreasing
the supply OF manganese ore for the
American steel industry in the war
emergency is one of the principal
subjects TO be discussed al the ll5th
meeting of the American Institute
of October sth TO 18th Prominent
engineers frcm many parts of the
country will attend the sessions
which are to be held in mining dis
tricts OF Illinois. Missouri. Kansas
and Oklahoma
IL is impossible for the United
States 10 supply the steel industry
with enough manganese il the pres
ent practice OF using manganese is
maintained. This is the word which
ID. +. iiewett OF the United States
Geological Survey has given the in
etitute As a result. the Institute
officials have informally issued a
can for the some 5000 members to
present suggestions Tor methods OF
usins these ores
This is only one Of the subjects in
connection with IN. development of
the country's mineral resources for
greater war service that is to be
presented at the mining engineers
meeting An effort will be made
along several lines TO cooperate
with the government and the mining
interests with the expectation of in
creasins production. conserving the
present supply and improving the
methods Of using the country's min
erals.
There We're only two shippers of
manganese ore in the United States
ia 1918 and last year this number
had grown 10 50 This year the
rate of production IS about three
tines that Of last year and certain
States have Increased their output
TO I'VE times that OF 1916. Even with
this increase ii is stated that the
ar demand already calls Tor "a
greater Increase in production. Man
sanese is chiefly found in Montana
Virginia. Arizona, Arkansas and Cal
iornia.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-09-09
$4,000 ASKED BY CATTlEMEN

DOUGLAS. Sept. THE declara-
tion that the state constitution
should be amended so as to allow an
individual to lease ten sections of
state land instead of one. and asking
for an immediate appropriation OF s10.-
900 by the supervisors OF Cochise
county for the determination OF
prairie dogs. and commentator for
State Land Commissioner w. A.
Mouer were the outstanding actions
taken yesterday by the Cochise-Cra-
ham Cattle Groewrs' association at
their semi-annual convention held in
this city.
In all, six resolutions were adopted.
all relating 10 matters OF interest to
the cattlemen. The convention came
to order at 1890 yesterday morning
at Irene hall and all business wag fin
ished at the afternoon session. At
night the visiting cattIemen were the
guests Of the chamber OF commerce on
a trip through the two smelters.
The next meeting will be held at
Wilcox some time in March, the ex-
act date being left to the officers Of
the association.
About fifty cattlemen from outside
points were present at the conven-
ton. The session was presided
over by II. l.. Johnson OF Wilcox,
president Of the association and Sec
rotary +. W. Clayton of Stafford. was
also on the job.