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Tombstone epitaph., 1919-05-18
RED CROSS WORK DISCONTINUED.

The local Chapter Of the American Red Cross received instructions ircm headquarters as follows:
 All production is to remain dormant for the present. as far as chapters are concerned. The raw materials OF hand are to be sent into headquar- ters and will probably be made up by factories that are now able to take I'D that work. and the women who have been taxed so heavily in knit ting and sewing released from tha; obligation. but are asked 10 hold themselves subject to call in the . event Of an emergency.
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UP FROM DOUGLAS.

Attorney J. r. Ross and wife spent yesterday and today in the city from their home al Douglas. Mir Ross at tending to court matters. while Mrs Ross visited with friends
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FORMER DEPUTY HERE.

Chas. Cross. of Douglas. former deputy sheriff. spent the afternoon in the city He has just returned to Co chise county from the Ranger Oil fields. where he has been investigat- ing the oil proposition for a number of Douglas parties. He will undoubted- iy return there.
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BOUGHT CHEVROLET.

The Day and Night Garage. agent. for the Chevrolet. yesterday sold { Baby Grand 10 Judd Thornton. o Webb.
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SEW FOR ORPHANAGE.

All tine ladies interested in sewing for the Tucson Orphanage will meet Thursday afternoon at the Philathe2 rooms of the Congregational church al o:30 o'clock.
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<STU RALiZATICN
 ExAMiN ER ERE.

w L. Handley. United States Nat uraliza;ion Examiner with headquar- ,ers al Los Angeles. was in Tomb stone today. examining papers in the Superior court connected with Q num- Der Of naturalization eases 10 come up al the next naturalization hearing
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the First National bank.
RESIDENTIAL NOTES.

O. c. Bell and wife will soon occupy the Benedict cottage on Allen street. Mrs A. J Benedict. and daughter. Miss Helen. are now occupying the Rock:e.low cottage on Toughnut St. 1h5 RoCkfellows have gone 10 Cochisd : gO.ghoid for the summer
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FIGHTING EXTRACTION.

According 10 word received by Chief Deputy Sheriff George Henshaw. Sheriff James Mcdonald is experience ing considerable difficulty in extra d!tiug VI ArIencT- the alleged wife -ur-de-. of Stark. The Sheriff says that ar:s rolf. who fled to Lynn. Mass. :s out unie. bond. which was placed a; $5G1D which he furnished and that he expected he would nc. leave for Tombstone for a; least tao weeks on account Of the fsh. against extradi- ten that Artencf is wasiag. Me Donald says he likes Boston but wiI be anxious 10 return home
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OVER FROM LOWELL.

Harry Sealey. member of the lower house O. the state legislature. was a visitor in Tombstone today. having motcred over with party on busi- ness matters He returned home this
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INSPECTED ROADS.

\ party consisting of T. C. Ryan. Jr. engineer to the Cochise county highway commisison. Engineer c. W. Miller. in charge of the Tombsto to Benson section and 4. H. Gardner. secretary of the commission, spent the day making detailed inspection Of all work on that part of the com mission constructed road. The party was accompanied by Editor Henry D. Ross. Jr.. of the Bisbee Daily Review. Harry Locke. the road map king. and Lieut. Gohring, just returned from across the waters. Harry Locke who has travelled more roads. in the last few years. that some people do in an entire life time. was impressed with the work on this road and the drain age problems worked out by the engi- neers was particularly interesting to Mr Locke.
 The party was greatly advised and instructed by the trip as to the many problems involved in road construc- ton, especially the flood district from Curtis Hill to Benson.
 PASSED BAR EXAMINATION. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hansen, and | Mrs. Klaw. of COurtland, visited in
 Tombstone a few days ago. They re.
 gently returped from an enjoyable
 trip, coming by auto from Phoenix via
 Globe. Miami. Roosevelt, making a short visit at Miami, where formerly
 located. viewing beautiful scenery and
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-05-18

Fred Chambers leit yesterday for Chicago. where he will report al the Naval Training Station there. follow ing a 30-day furlough. which he spent n Tombstone with his parents. Mir and Mrs. J. $. Chambers. Young Chambers is a member of the naval flying corps. being an observer. His brother. Major Reed NJ Chambers. one of the noted American aces. is expected in Tombstone shortly by his parents. having left France several weeks ago
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DEPUTIES HERE.

Deputy Sherins Tom Foster and NJ
 l. Gilman. ot Lowell. were visitors in ;he county seat today. having been summoned here as witnesses in sev. eral gambling cases. which were sched- uled :o be tried in the Superior court but which were la:er dismissed They
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(From Fridays Dailyl
TRAVELLING.

The state road work towards Fair bank is progressing in satisfactory manner
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the Superior Court,
ROAD WORK.

Our weekly road wcrk article this coming Saturday will contain an eX. tensiye description of the new work now being finished in Cocfise county
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N EEDEO BADLY.

A good rain would be most gladly welcomed by the people interested in road building. as well as others.
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BACK FROM FRANCE; HERE VISITING FRIEND.

Sergeant G. l.. Dowel. of Los An geles arrived in Tombstone yester- day for a weeks visit with his friend, Dowell Kohl. of the Cochise County State Bark. Sergeant Doweli was a member of the machine gun company and saw service in the second battle of the Marne and was at Chateau Tmerry where the cream of the Ger man army went down to utter defeat He recently returned from France.
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JOINED HUSBAND.

Mrs. NJ. Bludwork and child arrived in Tombstone today from Tucson and will remain in Tombstone with MT. Bludwork. who is assistant cashier of
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further accidents. and possibly seri- ous injury.
 BACK FROM FRANCE.
 HERE VISITING PARENTS.
 Lieut. Robert Reeves of the L. s. Flying corrs. who returned from France about a month ago. arrived ia Tombstone last evening on a visit with his parents. MT. and Mrs. Robert Reeves of Tombstone Lieut. Reeves left the states in August for France. following a number of months train ing in various aero camps in this country He arrived first in England where he was trained for a month and sent on to France for additional training before going to the front. Here he was assigned 10 q six weeks course at the $rd aero base before he would be sent 10 the front. and had  been in training a month when the armistice was signed. Two weeks more would have seen him in active duty al the front. when the Germans ihreS up the sponge. There were hundreds or other American ayiators in the same fix and naturally they were all disappointed al not having had a chance at the Boche. after go- ing through such long and arduous period c: training. Lieut. Reeves was detained with the army of occupation for some time. before being returned homa. and ac.er arrival was kept at N..eoid for several weeks before be- ing usle-ed out. He stopped few days in the East on visit. then com ing 10 Tombstone to spend several weeks before leaving for Colorado. where he will again get back to pre- war vocation.
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,rrom Thursdays Daily.
IN FROM RANCH.

Wm. Cowan. we'll known cattleman Of the Government Draw. spent the day in the city attending to business matters
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TO cOURTlAND.

Harry Welch. focal carpenter anl contractor. left this morning for Courtllnd where he will spend a few days visiting friends.
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UP FROM FAiReANk.

General Manager II. K. Street and Chief Clerk Barnes. of the Boqui.las Land & Cattle company. were visi- tors in the county seat today on com many business
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HERE AS WITNESSES.

ih-4ity Sherifs A. E. Farmer and Joe Hard aiok were in Tombstone to- day having been called as witnesses in the case against w E. Gardiner. who is charged win contempt of cour; ia tampering with ti,e pipe line of K. E. Mex can at his ranch in the Chirica- huas. Due 10 the fact that the Cheno- weth case was not completed. how ever. the case was postponed
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UP FROM DOUGLAS.

matters.
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TO LOUIS SiANA.

Mrs. F. (. Scr!bner Of Tombstone. left today for New Orleans. La. and Biloxi. Mss where she expects to remain probably until October on an extended visit with friends and rela- lives besides attending Co large plan ta;i0u interests there
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LEAVES FOR SOUTH AMERICA TOMORROW.

Rev. F. A. Collymore, for the past zhnee years pastor of the Sacred Heart sCaEhplic church of Tombstone, leaves tomorrow. accompanied by his mother for points in Central and South Am erica, where he will spend several months on a visit with relatives. Rev; CoIlymore. during his residence here has made many friends. who regret to sec him take his departure. At the end of his visit he will return to the Tucson diocese, however. and will possibly be assigned hack to Tomb stone. His successor has not been named The many friends of Father
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TO GLEE SON.

John Bravin went b C.eason this morning. where he will spend the day attending to business matters. expect ing 10 return home tonight
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c. R Hi.burn. Of Douglas. was a visitcr in Tombstone today. having been summoned here on matters in
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(Frcn Saturdays Daily
LEAVE TOMORROW.

Among the local teachers who will leave tomorrow for the summer are Miss Gertrude Ritter. for Los Angeles, Miss Bessie Seay for San Diego. Miss Esther Ireland and Miss Agnes Daze, for Los Angeles. The two former will not return next year. TO PATAGONIA.
 Archie Meek and Ned Nichetti, of Courtland. passed through Tombstone they go to look over some silver prop critics in that district. Mir Meek being one of the successful leasors of the Courtland district.
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LITTLE CHILD DIES.

According to word from Benson yes terday. little child. a year and hali old, died as the result Of influenza. The ciild was being Cared for by Mrs. Sam Coibaush. wife Of the foreman of the Y Cross ranch. the mother hay ing died at Tempe a short time ago. Friends went ou: to the ranch from Benson and the funeral will be held there
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lFrom Wednesdays Daily
IN FROM GLEASON.

Barney Bono. merchant Of Gleeson. wa, yisitcr in the county seat to- Iay
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TO LOS ANGELES.

Bradford Brandt. left this morning for Los Angeles. where he goes on visit of several weeks.
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al stop to the practice and prevent further accidents. and possibly seri- ous injury.
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WAS IN 1iSeEE E.

County School Superintendent Miss Elsie Toles spent yesterday in Bis bee on business connected with her office
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DON'T DO IT.

The following is the advice issued to motorists driving toward Fairbank: Don't try to drive to Fairbank over the Few road for if you do you will ge: nearly to Fairbank and have to drive all the way back to the nen crossing. Keep on the old road wher you get 10 the Benson crossing"
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ticuiar rheumatism.
AT SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION.

F. J. Westeryek and wife. Rev. and Mrs. (. w Stark, and Miss Agnes Ludwig. mOtored to the Brophy school house yesterday where they attended the Sulphur Spring valley Sunday school convention. They report large congregation in attendance.
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RETURNS TO NAVY.

returned home this afternoon
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FROM ELSIE EE.

C. B. Eibes. chief clerk Of the Co., ch!se County Highway Commission. drove over from Bisbee last night. having business with Secretary A. Ii. Gardner. He was accompanied by his wife.
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LEAVING.

Miss Par1lett and Mss Phillips two of our efficient school staff. leave tom or-ow and will not return this fall when school takes up again.
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TO FACE COURT MARTIAL.

Manuel Leyvas, was was arrested on charge of desertion several weeks ago by Deputy Sheriff Billy Bennett, Of i:enson. was today taken to Doug lcs. where he will be tried by court martial Leyvas is an American born Mexican and when called to report for the draf, he fled to Mexico After the war ended. he returned. only 70 be recognized by Deputy Bennett and arrested. l; will go hard with him
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RETURNS TO DOUGLAS.

Deputy Sheriff A F Farmer return ed 10 his home in Douglas today, af- ter spending a few days in the coun. " seat or business with the sheriff's
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Collymore wish i'm and his mother a successful voyage
(From Tuesdays DailyD
WAS IN eisseE.

County Treasurer Guy C. Welch was in Bisbee for short time today on business matters.
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event Of an emergenc,
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surpasSed m the county. PIONEER LADY VISITING

Mrs. Mary Walker. among the first women to come to Tombstone in the early days. is spending several days here on d visit. which she makes reg ularly. once q year. Mrs. Walker is an interesting character Of the early pioneer days of Tombstone and re- lates with clear memory many eXcit- ing episodes Of the days when Tomb stone was ruled and run" by the drunken outlaw and the tin horn gambler Mrs. Walker will spend sev- eral days here. during which time she will visit the few remaining pioneers of those days. who are all pleased to greet her. She now makes her home
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VISITED PAREnrS.

Miss Rose Holland, stenographer at Fort Huachuca. visited her parents MT. and Airs. George Holland of this city yesterday
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Arizona land board authorizes large timber sale.
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CALLED 70 CONFERENCE; SCHEDULE CANCELLED.

Dr. Janet Reid. wno was 10 have lectured in Tombstone on the subject of social hygiene has been recalled 70 New York City to attend a confer enoe, and her schedule in consequence has heen cancelled Dr. Reid tried to get another woman physician to fill her dates, but sas unable on such short notice to do So-
 Dr. Reid was to have lectured Sun day evening to the women of Tomb stone al the Congregational church. and to the girls of the community on Monday; and it is most unfortunate that she is unable ,o keep her engage gents. as her work has been extreme ly successful and keenly interesting. wherever she has lectured
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VISITING FRIENDS.

Miss Vera Bright arrived in the city yesterday from her home at Johnson and will spend several days here the guest of Miss Maud Reasonoyer.
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MEXICAN GIRL JAILED.

was arrested in Douglas several days ago for the alleged murder Of her H. legitimate child which she threw into a toilet after it's birth. was brought 10 the county jail today from Doug las end will await trial in the Super for court on the charge Of infanticiie
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JURY EXCUSED
 FOR THE TERM.

Following the case of the Boquillas Land & Cattle Company vs. J. Stonia. being dismissed this morning before trial, this being the last case on the present docket, Judge Lockwood dis missed the jury for the term and they all left for their homes in the various parts of the county today. This com pletes the present jury term of court. and Judge Lockwood and family will leave tomorrow for the coast where they will spend a month, Judge Lock- wood returning in time to again call jury for July 14. when criminal cas- es will again be heard. Following this a civil session will be called. prob ably about the last of August or the frst of September.
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office.
DANCE 29TH.

There is 70 be a dance at the Shef- month. when the new floor will be 3Oth. is legal holiday. makes the 29th a good night for the opening of the Shefiin dance floor. which is un-
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BAND CONCERT AT
 FIT. HUACHUCA SUNDAY.

- SSsNSNH- The following concert programme will be rendered by the 10th Cavalry Band at 1o:30 Sunday morning, May 18th. at Fort Huachuca. opposite the flagstaff:
 | March. My Midwest Yankee Home. ? Overture, The Italian in Algiers
 fSO3Sini 3. Melody in F ...---..--. Rubinstein f. Waltz. Mile. Modiste ". Herbert g. The Dying Poet --.--.....---- Gottschalk
 With Chimes) 6. Medley Overture. Along the Rialto
 
 :. Fox Trot, The Rainbow Girl --Hirsch W. H. LEWIS
 It. 10th Cavalry Band Leader
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BACK FROM siSSEE.

Chairman J \. Gaines. of the Vic. tory Liberty .ola committee for Co chise county. returned 10 Tombstone today from Bisbee. where he has be-
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BOUGHT DODGE

J. :. Chambers, of the Tombstone Garage. today sold to Postmaster Paul A. Smith, a Dodge touring car. MT. Chambers has just returned from the northern part of the county. where he disosed of several new cars.
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IN FROM PeARcE.

Deputy Sheriff Hal Smith was in Tombstone Saturday and Sunday, hay the Sheric's 0ffic,
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TO eiSe E E.

County Attorney Robert \. French was in Bisbee fo- short while to- connected with his office.
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Miss Vera Smith leaves tomorrow for Los Angeles. where she will enter the Sisters hospital there for ftrain- ing as nurse. She expects to com plete the three-year course before re- turpiug To,nhcfo fopo
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TO MOUNTAINS.

Charles Frederick, Joe Carpena and Manager 4. Il. Gardner, of the Hua- chuca Water company. are in the Huachuca mountains today laying q new pipe line from Clark spring 10 the main line.
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OVER FROM eIS6EE.

Harry Jennings. member of the low CT house of the legislature from Co chise county, came over this afternoon on the Rockh stage ca business at the court house
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VISITED iE CITY YESTERDAY.

MT and .irs. Claude Paris. of Bis bee, visited relatives in Tombstone yesterday. returning home in the even ing. Mrs. Paris. sister. Mrs. Georgia Rhineberger accompanied them on the return trip 10 visit | few days
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TO LOS ANGELES.

Df Douglas
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ATTORNEYS HERE.

Among the attorneys in town today were J. D. Taylor. Alex Murray. F. J. Flannigan. A. R. English. Bisbee: and D. A Richardson and H. E. Pickett of Douglas.
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(From Mondays Daily

(From Mondays Daily TO s,ssee.
 A. C. Karger motored to Bisbee to- day oa business.
 FROM GLEASON.
 Misses Hosmer and Smith. teachers at Gleeson. were in the city yesterday on a visit.
 FROM MeNeAL.
 Constable Hud Kelly. of McNeal. was in Tombstone today. having busi ness with the Sheriffs office WAS IN BENSON.
 Chief Deputy SheriY George Hen shaw went to Benson yesterday. where he was called on official business. VESTED PARErrs.
 Miss Rose Holland. stenographer at Fort Huachuca. visited her parents MT. and Airs. George Holland of this city. yesterday.
 fN FROM PEARcE.
 Deputy Sheriff Hal Smith was in Tombstone Saturday and Sunday, hav- ing been called here on business with the sherifs office
 OVER FROM eIssEE.
 Harry Jennings. member of the low CT house of the legislature from Co., chise county, came over this afternoon on the Rockhi stage ca business at the court house
 BACK FROM siSsEE.
 Chairman J. \. Gaines. of the Vic. tory Liberty ,ola committee for O. chise county. returned 10 Tombstone today from B.sbee. where he has bee during the ,oIn campaign.
 VISITED lE CITY YESTERDAY.
 MT and iirs. Claude Paris. of Bis bee. visited relatives in Tombstone yesterday. returning home in the even ing. Mrs. Paris. sister. Mrs Georgia Rhineberger accompanied them on the return trip to visit few days BROTHER NEAR DEATH.
 According to word received from Miss Emma Faulkner, who was called to Phoenix on account of the serious illness Of iis. brother. he is moi -A- pected to survive. according to at tending physicians He is stricken with heart trouble as the result Of ar ticuiar rheumatism
 AT SUNDAY SCHOOL
 CONVENTION.
 F. j. westeryel and wife. Rev. and Mrs. (. w. Stark, and Miss Agnes Ludwig. motored to the Brophy school house yesterday where they attended the Sulphur Spring valley Sunday school convention. They report a large congregation ir attendance. LITTLE CHILD DIES.
 According to word from Benson yes terday. little child. a year and a hali old. died as the result of influenza. The child was being cared for by Mrs. Sam Coibaugh. wife Of the foreman of the Y Cross ranch. the mother hay ing died al Tempe short time ago. Friends went ou. 10 the ranch iron, Benson and the funeral will be held there.
 HERE AS WITNESSES.
 ihElty Sherifs A. E. Farmer and Joe Hard wiok were :n Tombstone to- day having been called as witnesses in the case against w. F. Gardiner. who is charged with contempt of cour; in tampering with ti,e pipe line of R F. Mex can al his ranch in the Chirica huas. Due 10 the fact that the Cheno weth case was not completed. how ever. the case was postponed. BACK FROM FRANCE;
 HERE VISITING FRIEND.
 Sergeant G. l.. Dowell. of Los An zeles arrived in Tombstone yester day for a weeks visit with his friend Dowell Kohl. of the Cochise Count, State Bark Sergeant Dowell was |; member of the machine gun compan! and saw service in the second battl,
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BROTHER NEAR DEATH.

|. According to word received from Miss Emma Faulkner. who was called to Phoenix on account of the serious illness of her brother. he is moi -x- tending physicians. He is stricken ficuiar rheumatism
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-11-14

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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-28
WASHINGTON WOMEN
THREATEN CONGRESS

Washington. August 27.-tSpecial }
Still another revolt threatens Congress
with obliteration
First came the railroad brotherhoods
stating that unless Congress granted
their demands they would elect an
other Congress.
Then came the farmers declarine
that if the Congress did grant the
demand of the brotherhoods. or failed
to grant their own demands, they would
put Congress out of busness-politi-
cal1y speaking.
And now the women.
AS hitherto pointed out in this cor
respondence, it was development fol-
lowing the race riots in Washington
tnat Major Pullman maintains a force
OF women engaged in the great up
MT, at the head of which is Mrs.
Nina Van Wrinkle of New Jersey. When
congress thought that perhaps it would
oe wiser TO eXpend the APPROPRIATION
tnus expended in increasing the de-
pieted force with more men, Major Pull
man and Commissioner Brownlow nro-
tested They admitted that thew wore
ehamoured of the female contingent
and it's work.
And now Mrs. Van Wrinkle asserts
herself ss0' 70
There are 25,000,000 women voters and
potential voters in the United States
All Oh these will vote against present
members of Congress if the women NO.
hcemen are interfered with.
Mrs. Van Wrinkle saws so.
verify the life of a congressmar 10
JGst one thing after another.