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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-11-28

Miss Flora Bruce left Satur-
day for Bristol, where she spent
ii few days with friends before
going on to Roanoke, where she
viii attend the State Teachers
Mceti & which is in session
there this week.
w. a. Jones, cashier of the
First National Bank of Appa-
lachia, returned Saturday from
Camp Lee, where he has been
spending several days at the
bedside of Irvine HUFF.
Mrs. Henry Sarvis, of near
the Brick Store, below O!inger,
was in town Saturday enroute
to Petersburg, where she will
spend sometime with her nus
band, who is stationed ut Camp
Lee. She was formerly Miss
,iirtie Bishoy, of Cadet.
ltis with deep regret that we
chronicle the passing away of
Miss Florence La Budie. She
died in Ossining Hospital, New
York, where she had been I'M
der the care of physicians for
some time for nervous break
down. Miss La Badie is best
remembered for her portrayal
of Flo in "The Million Dollar
Mystery" and many other
dramas. Film lovers every
where will mourn the untimely
demise of this beautiful Than
houser Pathe Star Motion Pic
ture Classic.
: LOST.-At or near the Monte
Vista Hotel, pair gold framed
glasses IN case marked Buchan-
an, w. Va. Finder will please
return to Mrs. NJ e. Skunk and
receive reward.
STRAYED-From C. S. Hor-
toms pasture, near Cadet, -four
yearlings. One heifer not de
horned, one white faced heifel
dehorned, two steers dehorned
both motley faced, one ii little
brindle. Liberal reward for
information leading to their
recovery. Last seen at Cadet.
f. NJ. Clarkson,
Il. L ID Olinger, Va.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-11-28
Birthday Party.

Little Miss Irma Lucille Tay-
Tor, little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. |. G. Taylor, entertained
u large number of her little girl
friends Il t "Beechwood", the
home of her grand parents, MIR.
and Mrs. j II. Mathews, Fri
day afternoon in the honor Of
her ninth birthday.
The little guests played u
large number of games in the
large parlors, among which was
the Flag Contest. Erscl Oren-
der pinned the flag nearest the
little boys hand and won the
prize, IL kewpie.
After the contest they were
led into the dining room by the
hostess, lrma Lucille aud Ade-
laidc Winston, whose birthdays
were Friday, where the color
scheme of pink and white was
effectively used in the decora.
tons by long streamers of crepe
paper and pink candles in crys.
tai holders. ~ large white cake
on which were nine pink can.
dies was the centerpiece for the
table, on kewpie table cover,
surrounded 10y cut glass nappies
filled with nuts and candy
and little kewpie cases of candy
which were given the children
as fayors of the occasions. De-
llcious ice cream was served in
cones.
Lucille received large num-
Der OF gifts from her little
friends, who wished her many
more happy birthdays.
Those present were Adelaide
Winston, Mildred Barron, Helen
Sargent, Louise Holton, Cleo
Sword, Madge and Grace Ma
hatfey, Melissa Slemp Myres,
Jeanette Gilmer, Evelyn Dean
Mary Ray. Esther Gibson, Mar
garet Baker, Frances Sayers,
Margaret Kelly, Ruth Crowder,
lteba Barney, Martha Louise
Ayers, Louise Petit, Margaret
and Elizabeth Hinkle, Elizabeth
Morton, Virginia Owens, Gil
berta Knight, Elizabeth Pier
point, Ersel Orender, frankie
Witt, Evelyn Alsover, Frances
Daugherty, Ell. Taylor, Jr.,
and Janet Taylor.
Mrs. j. II. Mathews, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. +. Hyatt, Mrs. H. s.
Benjamin, Mrs. w. j. Smith,
Mrs. |. G. Taylor, Mrs. Ed Tay.
Tor, Misses Louise Cox and
Janet Bailey.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-11-28

Jimmie Foster, who formerly
held Il position with the Clinch-
field Coal Company ut Dante
and has played ball in the Gap
a number of times on the Dante
Ball and Tennis Teams, is now
a captain on the firing line in
France, he having answered the
call of England for her sons at
the outbreak of the war betw cen
England and Germany. a very
praiscworthy paragraph was
given him III recent nuu.ber
of The Saturday Evening Post,
commencing him for his fear
lcssness III facing the enemy.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-11-28

James Taylor spent Sunday
in Norton on business.
Among those from this sec
tion who attended the delight
full dance given by the boys of
Norton Monday night in the
Norton town hall, were Misses
Margaret and Christine Miller,
Marie Maxwell, Madge Muncy
Janet Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
l.. Chapman, John Fox Jr.
Byron Rhoads, w. G.. Skunk
~. Greenfield, Sam McCluen
and w, a Jones. Music was
furnished by Wright's Famous
SaXaphone Orchestra ,ufCulum-
bus, o., for the dance.
Miss Myrtle Cawood, who has
been teaching in the Coeburn
Public School the past two years
has resigned her position to nc
cept a better one in Washing
ton, d. G She left Tuesday
morning for Petersburg, where
she will spend Il few days with
her brothers who are in train.
ing az Camp Lee, before going
to Washington.
Jas. NJ. Campbell. represent
ing the Georgia Lumber Co, of
Bluefield, motored to tho Gap in
his touring car last week and
spent few days on business.
Mrs. Oscar Willis is spending
several days 10 st. Paul visiting
her mother this week.
George Shores, of Appalachia,
who enlisted in the navy sever.
al months ago, spent Sunday in
town meeting his many friends.
MIR. Shores formerly worked on
the Appa.achia Progressive and
was also musician in the band
at that place. He enlisted as a
printer but muaicians were in
greater demand at that time
and now he is with a military
band on the u. S Ship Alabama
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-11-28

The many friends in the Gap
of Percy Marlborough, who for
merly held position in the
Gap, will be interested to know
that he is now "Some where in
France" with the 23rd Infantry,
which was stationed at SYRIA.
cuse, n. Y, until few weeks
ago when they sailed for France.
In his lett To IL friend at this
place he states that he is well
and happy aud that the place
where he is located looks very
much like the Gap, which was
a lot of consolation.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-11-28

Misses Frances Long end
Juliet Knight left this morning
Tor Abingdon, where they will
spend Thanksgiving with their
sisters, Miss Grace Long and
Miss Kathleen Knight, who are
attending school at Stonewall
jackson and Martha Washing.
ton Colleges respectively.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-11-28
LOCAL ITEMS.

Rev. j. b. Craft spent n few
days this week in Gate City on
business.
Mrs. Forrest Kennedy and
son Edgar, left Friday for Gin.
cinnati. where they will spend
few days visiting relatives.
Beverly Wren and little son,
Of Chllhowie, spent n few days
in town this week at the Monte
Vista Hotel.
f. S. Wombwcll returned to
the Gap Sunday night from n
several days business trip south.
Mrs. Doc Showalters spent a
few days last week visiting rel
atives in Dryden.
Misses Mary and Blanch XII
bourn, of this place, aud Mes.
ers. q. IL. walters, Frank Suth-
ers and Harry Meadows, Of
Norton, spent he weekend
with friends in Pennington
Gap.
II. l.. Gilly, of Norton, was a
business visitor 10 the Gap one
day last week
FOR S y l. E-Three fresh
Jersey cows.-W. NJ Young,
Turkey Cove, Lee County.
Rev. w. IL. Wampler, Of
East Stone Gap, has been con
fined to his room for the past
few weeks, but is improving
some at this writing,
Miss Bonnie Davis, of I'm
boden, spent Sunday in the
Gap visiting friends.
Miss Bertha Mahaffey, who
is teaching ut Pardee, spent the
weekend in the Gap with
homefolks.
Morgan Anderson returned
home last week from Peters
burg, where he spent II few days
visiting his brother, who is
stationed ut Camp Lee.
Blake Wampler, of Roda, was
in the Gap Sunday visiting his
brother, j. B. Wampler.
MIR. and Mrs. |. Y. Gilly ana
children, OF Rogersville, Tenn. +,
will arrive here today TO spend
Thanksgiving with relatives.
Q. A. Eller, of Chilhowie, Va.
treasurer of the Mineral Motor
Company at this place, is spend
ing a few days in town on bust
ness.
Attorney b. II. Sewell, of
Jonesville, was a business visi
tor in town Saturday.
Miss Madge Munsey, who is
attending school at Lincoln
Memorial University, at Harra.
gate, spent Q W days this
week in town with her mother,
Mrs. j. G. Munsey.
a. l.. Holton and little
daughter Louise, and Miss Mat
tie Holton motorod up to Nor
ton Sunday.
Mrs. Robt. l.. Ingle (nee Miss
Thelma Baker,, of Saltville,
spent last week in the Gap Wis
ting her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
w. A. Baker.
Rev. and Mrs. l. F. Martin,
of Abingdon, after spending Il
few days in the Gap last week
with friends and attended the
wedding of their son, Paul, to
Miss Matt Brown Tuesday, left
Friday for Norton, where they
visited relatives a few days be-
fore returning home.
Mrs. j. w. Kelly and dangh-
tor, Miss Polly, spent a few
days in Louisville last week
shopping.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Cloud,
who Is attending hchool ut Vir-
ginia Interrnont in Bristol, is
spending this week in tuwn
with her aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. W.. IT. Goodloe.
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-11-28

The Ladies Aid Society of
the Presbyterian Church will
hold their annual sale of fancy
work, aprons, knitting bags and
good things to eat on Friday,
December 9TH.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-11-28
Surprise Party.

"A delightful surprise party
was given to Inez Tiller, ut her
home Tuesday evening from s
till IL O'Clock. Delicious re-.
freshments, brought by tn g
pupils, were served, followed by
a candy course, served by the
hostess. Those present were;
Misses Alice Slemp, Hazel
Fleenor, Fannie Mcclellan.
Dakota Barnes, Nell jenkins,
Lois Witt, Attic Witt, Ruth
Mullins, Viola Mullins, Inez and
Verlia Tiller. Roy Taylor, Eu
gene Stuart and Harry Tiller.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-11-28

oaltVille, va, are iii town this
week visiting Mrs. Ingle's par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. w. a. Baker.
johnny and Summers Ora.
ham returned home Sunday
from a horse back trip to Sum
erset, Ky, where they went TO
take some mules to +. 7. Ora
hans farm.
w. II. Harris, of Richmond
passed through town Monday
enroute home from visit of
several days to relatives at
Jonesville.
Misses Mary Jones, Katharine
Fuaqua and Lnssic McNiel, Of
Bristol, who are attending n
house party at Norton and
Mcssrs. Bin Fleming, G. r.
ThaXton and X G. Fianary. of
Norton. motored down 10 the
Gap Sunday afternoon for a
few hours.
Mrs. Reuben II Masters re-
turned Saturday to her apart
ments in the Touraine Flats
from llendersonville, N. c.,
where she spent Il few days con
sulting II specialist on account
of her throat.
Mrs. Nilsson, of Atlanta CITY
n J.,arrived in the Gap Sunday
where she will spend a few
days with her daughter, Mrs
II IL. Masters.
Capt. d. p. Hyatt, who ha
been spending several day il
the Gap with Mrs. Hyatt at the
home Of MIR. and Mrs. j. II.
Mathews, returned Saturday to
Johnson City.
Miss Mary Johnson, of Taco
ma, who is attending school al
Appalachia, spent the week end
in the Gap with Miss Ruth Bar.
ron.
Mrs. II a " Skaap laf,
Tuesday for pr;ston Az
where II a viii snend :, /, :
Thanksgiving Holidays will
her & 20 n, Carlisle, who is in
training ut Camp Mcclellan.
w bile in Admission she Will be
the guest of Mrs. Tate, wife OF
the city attorney.
Mrs. Katie Lindsey returned
tuesday to Knoxville, after
spending several days in the
Iapro pinl law no ''o'her' MIS-
Miss Sophia Benedict return
ed last week TO Sue Bennett
Memorial Seminary ut London
mass conrsa lie r "i,ts " Jus gus.
snendino feu dava ~ go, a. .o,
win her mother urs 60 =
Benedict 9
MRS. vi. L.; Stailard and Miss
Mehifee' OF Appaiachia, were in
town Il few hours Wednesday
morning
Mrs. r.. h. Goodloe left LAST
week for Atlanta, Ga, where
she will spend a few days with
relatives before going to Florida
where she will nttend thu vad
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-11-28

Ten pigs for salc-Philip
Wistman, Goodloe Brothers
Farm.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-14
PERSONALS.

Mass. is visiting friends in the city
for few days.
Joseph Coucheine, son of AR. and
Mrs. Concheine OF Ely street, was
called to Westfield. Mass. Tuesday
morning. He was member of Com
Ipany D, Vermont National Guard.
Miss Violet Mathews of Cambridge.
Mass, returned home after a three
days. visit with friends here.
+ r. Dolgin Of this town returned
Yesterday from, weeks business trip
to Boston.
drive will meet at the Armory to-
night at 7.3O.to perfect, the plans for
next weeks work.
Arthur T. Stone speaks at Island
Pond tonighttin the Interests OF the
Y. NJ. c. A. drive.
The members of Company G. will
give a dance tonight at the Armory.
The funds raised go into the COM
| pany stocking
+. The Bible class conducted by Miss
Ruth B. Barr will meet with Mrs.
Rodliff, / Webster street, Friday at
3 p. m.
Miss Hazel Kittredge has been Wis
iting relatives in Lyndonville the last
1 few days.
/ Mrs. Wallace D. French returned
to her home here today after a ten
/ days visit with. her son in Provi-
dence. r. I. Mrs. French is soon to
move to Boston, where she intends
making her home in the future.
Several members of ST. Johnsbury
law firms returned yesterday from
/ Guildhall, where they have been in
attendance upon Essex county court,
Among them were: q. David Porter of
Porter, Writer'S and Harvey. y. Rolf
Searles and Oliver Cameron of
Searles, Graves and Cameron.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-14
BARNET

H. II. I1dzellOH, sC0FFeSpOl0enL.1
Mrs. Robert Parker Sc MeIndoes
spent Thursday with her daughter,
Mrs. Ned Somers.-AIrs Grace Had
ley of East Barnet spent Wednesday
with her mother, Mrs.. Judkins.-M Mrs
Samuel Baker of Woodsville, n. H.,
spent Wednesday and Thursday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. +. E., Gil
fllan. Mrs, Bella Baker Of Gfoveton,
Mass, has been spending several
days with e. A. FarnsWorth. His
daughter. Alberta, returned home
with her.-Mrs. Louise Douse of
Peacham was a visitor in Barnet
Tuesday DIR. and Mrs HI. A Elliott
and daughter. Harriet, and Mrs. w.
G. Clark Motored to st. Johnsbury
Wednesday-MrsH Harvey Phelps and
Dorothy and Caroline Nickels are
spending few days with Mrs. II. J.
Phelps.-Robert Kendall Of McIndoes
was in Barnet Tuesday.-The Red
Cross held a party in the Town hall
| Thursday evening. The program
opened with a piano selection by Mrs.
/ Charles Roy of West Barnet; MY Son
/ has Gone to France" by Ellene IIaz-
elton; piano solo, I'm the Moonlight"
Jennie Moore of East Barnet; solo,
Elmer Bailey of West Barnet; 1.-THE
Interruption of the Amen Chorus"
Nan Glover of East Barnet; trio. Mrs
Walter Kendall, Mrs. l.. r. GilfilIan
and Mrs. Charlotte Dow. solo, THE
Sunshine of Your Smile" Violet
Guthrie Of McIndoes; Duet, Mrs.
/ Henry Roy and Elmer Bailey of West
! Barnet; Good Bye Jim, Take Care of
/ Yourself by. Ardene Lawler of Nc
/ Indoes; selection by Miss King of Pas
sumpsic and Marion Qnimby of East
Barnet. After the program a social
i time was enjoyed by all. About $40
was cleared for the Christmas bags
i for the soldiers Refreshments were
i served.-Mr. and Mrs L. f. Gillian
. and Miss Esther Roy motored to Lyn-
i donville Tuesday to attend the Re-
4 bekah meeting.-Mrs Allen Pocock
! of Beebe Plain has been spending
i several days with her sister. Mrs. A.
4 N. Gilfillan.-Mrs. Kate Parker of
h Lyndonville is spending several days
with her daughter, Mrs. Lila I4ibbey.
\ among those from out of town who
/ attended the Red Cross party were
Arthur Bodwell, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Guthrie. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Kent,
b Mr.. and Mrs. Brock Duncan, Mrs.
johnson, Mrs. Lawler, Beryl Stevens,
Lucy Baffum and Roy Mayo of Nc
Indoes. Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton of
| Monroe. Belle Gammell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Loren WEIGH, Alex Welch and Marion
4 Quimby of East Barnet.-Mrs- Eliza
beth Douse and children of PeachaIn
are spending several days with Mrs.
n James Morgan.-.Bernard Forrest Of
+ Peacham was a visitor in Barnet Fri
day.-viola Anderson of East Rye
Fl gate is working at James Gilfillan's S.
The Home Nursing class held their
examination at the post Office Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. Human of New
port gave the examination.-Rev. w
/ c. Clark attended the lecture by Glen
Douglas at East Barnet Friday even
ning.-Brock Duncan of McIndoes
was business visitor ihBarnet, Fri
III tlay. -. .ss* =
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-14
TRIBUTES TO THE YIN. g. A.
What Men and Boys Say Of the War
a . ss -. Work. $50

The next big. drive in aid ,sof the:
/ Army and Navyris for the $4,000, 600
4 Y. M c. war work fund. This
work has official military status
], through the executive order Of Presi-
dent Wilson. Its methods are wei
] coined by the officers of the Army
and Navy. and greatly appreciated by
1 the enlisted; men. Ex-Prestdent Taft
/ says, I'VE should feel proud of the
/ Y. NJ. c.. A. work so ably directed.
/ Are we. going to be backward in Civ
ling our men the nearest thing they
/. can get. to Christian home on the
/ firing line?'' Major eneral j. Frank
j lin Bell says, II regard the Y. NJ. G..
J. A., as being as necessary as the Red
Cross, Lord Northcliffe recently
said, Without the work which the
IN c. A. SIS doing for our Army
. and Navy, this work cannot be won
I for the Allies
But more to the point. than all this,
l and more convincing, IA young recruit
1 from Lyndonville, French Catholic
boy, home from Camp Devens for "a
j few days leave last week, said. "THe
4 best thing about the camp is the r.
II
! the Y. NJ. C. A. when was home
/ have been in that one in st. Johns
bury. and always thought they did
1 not want us French boys there, but
4 in the Y. M. C. "A. at the Camp every
4 man is welcome, no matter who ne
is, or what his religion is"
4 About rs men and women of St.
Il Johnsbury, and over 400 boys and
4 girls have volunteered to help raise
i $4,000, beginning next Sunday, No
A vember 18th. This is st. Johnsbury's
part of the $35, 100000 fund which lis
h to be raised in one week in the Unit
h ed States for this great work. St,
a Johnsbury has responded to every
appeal so far during this war. Sure
A " there will be no backward step
Il in this splendid work.
\ All the canvassers will meet at the
q Armory Friday night at 7.30 to per<
Il feet plans for next weeks drive.
The ssA1l-Wright'' Spring.
a IF you are travelling over the North
III Danville road, you will be pleased to
h note the elegant new watering tub
Fl recently put in position there by the
N selectmen. 1t is made Of Granite, in
Il imitation of large stump. sets up
high and a little further back from
n the middle of the, road, than the other
Ri one did, giving little wider space lin
ri front of same. New pipe has been
n connected to the old line and large
Goose Neck stream is now in full
y play.
B This Spring is one of the coolest
n \ and best in the country and will be
81 enjoyed by all on warm summer day.
n It is planned to have sign boards
4 erected at distance of a few hum
s. dred feet each way. calling attention
n to the fact of the good quality sof
n the water, so that automobile parties
b travelling by. can stop. Investigate and
b sample the good quality Of the water
q at this place. The thanks of the com
q n1unity should be given our town Of
81 ficers for the great Improvement made
Hat this point.
CHARLES HASTINGS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-14
THE WHOLE NEIGHBORHOOD

Mrs. Anna Pelzep. 2E26 JEFFERSON
ST. So. Omaha. Neb..s writes: II can
q sure cure for coughs and colds. It
cured my daughter Of bad cold. My
neighbor, Mrs. Benson, cured herself
and her whole family with Foley'9
Honey and Tar. and everyone in our
This r8lIRbIe family remedy masters
netghisorl God speaks highly Of It"
group. a clears the air passages and
eases the gasping. strangiing fight for
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-14
FAR NJ s
F OR s ALE

Are you interested in the pur-
chase of a Farm? If so you should
not fail to call or write for informa-
ton as we have many bargains
both large aud small, with and
without stock aud tools.
Have you Alarm to Sell? Come
to us we will help you.
HaveYoua Timber Lot 10 SELF.
We can help you.
Do You Buy Timber Lots?
Come TO us.
The
Caledonia Real Estate Co. Inc.
AMOS SCOTT BUILDING
Tel. 578-M St. Johnsbsry
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Official Proceedings, Board of Supervisors,
 Greenee County, Arizona


 Clifton, Arizona. .JuneSO Supervisors Clifton Geenee County State Ar O session Mem Meeting care to order by Chairman Witt at 10 A. M the County Hospital opened and MRS. IRENE MERRILL:
 Price day for first patient .s2 50 patient 200 Price day for all other patients 15o seconded w. Moon and carried Merrill hereby awarded the contract for the care of Mrs faithful M. until P M The Board reconvenes at G l:so 1M F. M: 1M - , ., - , ., Treasury and their report is as follows OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS eREENLEE COUNTY a.s STATE TAT Es OF sh1R1ss ARIZONA
 the undersigned members the Board of the County Treas of that ought be in the Treasury Nineteen Thousand Seven Hun and kind of acu find to be follows: 
 Bank of Duncan $2Sooo oo Gnp Morene Bank l5 OOo SO co Trust Co., Clifton Bank 15Ooo oO Mecaf l5OOo % Cash Items ..''. .'..|.. S2Sl 80 Toa, - - - ~ $11s755 ss and that this sOth
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 w. H. MOON
 W.
 E.. this sOh day of June s17 Supervisors SeaD A. h. FERRY
 Clerk, Board T. and carried unan
  ordered dspread the m follows
 Arizona, June 30th, 1917. To the onorableB o Clifton Arizona  Amount sS6SO159 9e oroIb S71S
  Collection reported to s1seO67s2 Collections to June 1715o6S4 Exemptions Etc. '.':' " scas sHs 70 kmount aOth. 16ss7S
 ss6s1Os14 ARIZONA, County that the Arizona that the
 
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  exemptions and the anou deducted to the back tax book
 PICKENs ANDERSON Arizona this sOth day of June s7 SUPERVISORS SEA0 A L. TERRY,
 of the o Arizona F. adjourns A. L. TERRY, Clerk
  Office Supervisors The Board Supervisors in a bersan ne Clerk Meetng gcaled b order a A. 2Sh 4th 6 7th Sth 9th req and
 n1,oon W unani Twenty Dollars month
Arizona republican., 1917-10-17
DANIEL NEED
 NOT PAY WIFI

Charles Daniel will not have to pay $75 q month toward the support of his wife, over whom he is alleged to have shot a man with intent to com init murder and on which charge he will be tried in the superior court The tobacco salesman will not have 10 contribute one penny to provide his wife with the common necessaries of life, according to the decision of the court
 Judge Lyman yesterday gave judg ment for the defendant in the suit for separate maintenance brought by Mrs. Frances Josephine Daniel who asked for S15 a month. more than half his salary. The decision did not me as a surprise to those who have fol- lowed the case and who heard the testimony of the wife, her mother, Mrs W. C. Smith and John l.. Chap man. the man who was shot. and with whom Mrs Daniel is alleged to be in- fatuated. Their interest in the out come was d trifle too apparent and the mother came in TOT q bit of the courts comment when Judge Lyman handed down his decision.
 Judge Lyman made it quite. plain
Arizona republican., 1917-10-17
PLAYERS PROTEST
 AGAINST ACTION OF COMMISSION

NEW YORK. Oct. Protesting against the action of the national baseball commission in holding out S1,000 of the individual shares of prize money of each worlds series player until December l as a gualtn- tee that they Wiu not participate in exhibition games, members of the Chicago American and New York National League teams addressed d petition to the commission today in which they said:
 We, the undersigned. hereby de- clare and agree not to participate as individuals, or as team, in any game after this date at Camp Mills, Long Island
 The petition was signed by each of the Chicago and New York players eligible to participate in the recent worlds series and was handed to the commission at this afternoons game at Garden City, N. r., by Edward