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Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
TO VISITS CLEESCNS.

Mrs Alfred Paul. vino is here from
 her home at Douglas. on visit. ac lcompanied by her mother. Mrs. G. w. Swain. motored over tc Gleeson this
 morning 70 spend the day the guests
 of Mrs John Gieeson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
FROM BlSBEE-

Justice of the Peace James Allison was visitor in Tombstone yesterday from his ohme at Bisbee
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16

Captain Harry Wheeler came up to- day from Douglas. where he is acting
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
PRISONERS TAKEN AWAY FROM ROAD WORK.

Beginning today all work at the state road camp just below Tombstone will be prosecuted with paid labor. the prisoners. F in number. having been taken from the work yesterday This move is in line with the movement .hroughcu. the state 10 furnish as much public work as possible for the unemployed who have been thrown out of work from the mines and re- turning soldiers and sailors. The pris- oners were taken back to jail. where they will complete their sentences and this morning the work continued with the paid labor. a number of which had already been employed at the camp along with the prison labor. The movement is meeting with accord throughout the county. and no one but American citizens are being employ ed. Contractors on road work are also following cut this policy. Tcchey Brothers having started the f.s; Of
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
IN BISe EE.

County Engineer Sid Smythe spent yesterday in Bisbee enroute 70 Pearce where he goes to complete plans for the commencement of county road work in that section
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
TO TUCSON.

Attorney (. T. Knapp. of B.sbee, who has been here trying a civil case in the Superior Court. continued on to Tucson today, where he has a case
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
TO SOUTHLAND.

Mrs. L. r. Winters wen, to Court
 land this morning where she will spend several days on visit with Mrs A. E.aw and Mrs. Raines.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
STUCE5AkER MAN HERE.

John F. Huff. representative Of th1 Stakeholder Corporation of America. sre1t the day in the city. coming over .r I Pisbee. where he visited the Ctlcty agent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
SMOKE.

Hoisting is going on today at seS- eral of the shafts in the district. the big black" being noticeable in the stacks al the Oregon. Silver Thread and Lucky Cuss shafts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
(From Mondays Daily,
IN FROM hUAchUCAS.

Col Henry Pyeatt came in today from h,s raaeh at Camille to visit his family
 FROM MEscAL GAP.
 Dan Mathes. well known cattlemaa of Mescal Gap. was among the yiSi- tors ia the county seat today BRIEF VISITOR.
 Mrs. Jas. Brown came over this af- ternoon from Bisbee on a brie. visit. to return on the ereaing stage. IN FROM RANCH.
 Cicero Martin and wife. were visi- tors today in Tombstone from their ranch :n the Huachuca mountains. HERE TO LOCATE.
 Tom Rushin came iG this morning from Bisbee and will locate here. hay ing taken a position at the Turquoise Barber shop.
 POOL HALL.
 A Dominguez has opened 8 pool hall on the corner Of Fifth and Allen where Eye.ybodyS Pharmacy was formerly located
 VISITING FRIENDS.
 Mrs. Wm Hunter arrived in the city today from her home 9, Bi,hee. to spend several days On visit. the gueS; of Mrs. A Y Moves. VISITING HERE
 Mrs. L. r. Iso arrived in Tombstone this morning from Douglas to spend several days hege CT v.s;; She was formerly Mss Kate Mu.Lern. VISITING MOTHER.
 Mrs. George Rockhill came over this afternoon from Bisbee. and will spend several days here on visit with her mother. Mrs. Alice F Hin HERE FRom PHOENIX.
 Attorney Joe Morrison. formerly of Bisbee. bu; now located at Phoenix. was a visitor in town today or busi- ness matters. leaving again for Phoe, nix
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
MARRIED COUPLE.

-ige 4. Wentworth yesterday uni ted il marriage Ben Brumberg. aged and Calara Bell West. aged 19. bot, of Lowell. The couple returned there
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
RETURNED FROM MORALES.

Cashier K. N CoDien Of the Cochis . County State Bank returned home yes terday from Nogales. where he at tended the Ari.5na Bankers Associa-
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
DANCE FOR. BENEFIT TUCSON oRPHANAGE.

The ladies of Tombstone will give St. Patrick's Day dance on Monday evening. the i7th for the benefit of the Tucson orphanage. A meeting was held Friday, at which committees were appointed to take charge Of the affair, and all plans have already been completed to make it success for the cause for which it is to be given. The best of music is to be secured for the occasion. and light refreshments are to be served by the ladies. also the proceeds to go toward the same fund
 HERNANDEZ SENTENCED.
 Victor Hernandez who was charged with attempt to rob. pleaded gully in the superior court Saturday anc was sentenced to serve three years :s sss state penitentiary. Hernandez was ar rested by local officers while hiding under the he'd Of . Bisbee merchant two weeks ago and. when searched pistol and billy were found in his pos
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
NEAL ESTATE TO
 SUE FOR EEES-

According to announcement today, Attorney o. Gibson. for the estate Of George Neal, will enter suit for an amount in the nei-hborhood of s9,G0o due from the Ives estate as prOpor- ton of the fees due from the settle ment of the CunninGham-COs COstellO suit. Attorneys fees amount to over S60.o0J were paid over today to the Ives es- tate. MT Ives having been chief cOu1- SC! for the plaintiff. and il is alleged that George Neal as associate counsel earned an amount nearing S9.eGo which the Ives estate refuses 10 pay. Suit will probably be entered in Pima county where the defendant. widow of Mir Ives. resides.
 cLEEsoN QUIET.
 Parties coming over from Gleesc- report that camp very quiet since the closing of the copper mines there. There has been considerable exodus of Mexican !aborers since the mines closed several weeks ago. most of them having come to Tombstone to locate Some have gone to work for local leasors while others have taken leases.
 COMMISSION MEETS.
 The Cochise County Highway Com mission met in Bisbee today with Members sherman, Clark and Gard ner present and opened bids for sec ton tvo the Cochise to Pearce high way. The bid went to Mckay and Reddin. this contract covering the grading and surfacing. This firm also ! has the same contract on section onz of the same road The grading and surfacing of the Silver Creek section of the Douglas east road went to Eaton and Smith. This firm also has all the work on section one of the Bisbee- Douglas highway
 SHIPPING DRAFT RECORDS.
 Secretary Ray B. Krebs and Chief Clerk H. L. Hutchison. of the local draft board are busy preparing for shipment to Phoenix of the records of the recent selective draft Orders were received several days ago from the adjutant general at Phoenix. act ing under orders from Washington. to prepare the records for immediate shipment Much work is entailed in preparing the records for shipment. as duplicate copies of all registra- tions. cards and of the deserter list
 must be made before the files are ic!osed and sent away.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16

Col. Henry Pyeatt came in today from h.s raaeh at Camille to visit his family
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
CHANGE.

Douglas Gray and family will move into the Woico:t residence soon. or north Fourth street. now occupied by ". P. Walker and family. who VII move into the house Mir. Gray vacates.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
DOUGLAS ATTORNEY.

Judge F. N. Doan. of Douglas. was visitor in the county seat today. hay ing business in the superio.' court
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
WAS IN BISBEE-

County Recorder Ray E. Krebs. was in Bisbee yesterday. having been call ed there on business connected with his office
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
RETURNED HOME.

William Lutley drove 10 Bisbee ys-- terd4y to get his wife who has re gently been discharged from the hos
 pi;al where she underwent an opera
 iion. Mrs. Lutley is improving rapid
 iy, but it will be some time before
 she will be able to be about
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
FROM NOCALE :.

Constable Leslie Mlrtingly and F.. J Laymon. Of Cour;Iand. arrived in the city today from Nogales where they have been on a business visit. They are travelling overland and af- ter short stop iH Tombstone con t5lyai on to Courtlsnd
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16

SlSsEE ATTORNEY.
 Attorney John Sanders. was in town yesterday from Bisbee.
 FROM BissEE.
 Attorney J. W. Rcss. of Bisbee. was visitor in Tombstone today. having d case before the Superior court. VISITED MOTHER.
 Mrs. Alfred Paul came up yester- day from her home at Douglas to visit with her mother. Mrs G. w. Swain.
 WAS IN sIssEE. County Recorder Ray E. Krebs. was in Bisbee yesterday. having been call ed there on business connected with his office.
 IN FROM TURNER. E. P A. Larrieu. was visitor in town yesterday from his home at Turner. spending the day with his family. who are here taking advan' tage of Tombstone's school facilities TO STRONGHOLD. James Barrett and Max Coffee lief, i today for Cochise Stronghold for the Mohawk Mines, owned by MT. Bar rett. They expect to be absent sev eraI weeks. doing development vori' on the properties.
 BACK TO TOMBSTONE.
 E. K. Springer has moved back tG Tombstone his household furniture arriving yesterday by truck. He has been located at Warren for the pas, several months. He reports there art many idle men in the Warren Distric at the present time.
 CIVIL CASE IN COURT. A civil case of J. D. Henderson vs IT. D. Campbell. occupied the Supe:
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16

Mrs. George Rockhill came over this afternoon from Bisbee. and will spend several days here on visit with her mother, Mrs Alice F Hill
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16

ference shown soldiers first. and then men with families temporarily out of work. This camp will help out many a man. at least temporarily. until he can get a better job.
 AT LAST.
 The entire set of fire hose of the various carts of the city fire depart ment is being standardized. on orders of the city dads. so that there will be no more running to fires and finding nozzles and sections of hose that do got interlock The work is being done by Porter Mcdonald and Charles r.. Frederick
 ETz DOING WELL.
 According 10 word received from Les Angeles by friends of Henry Etz. who was seriously injured in an ele- vator accident in that city some time ago. he Is doing nice.y and the doc tors are very hopeful of his recovery Mr. Etz is ar o!i timer in this sec tion and has many friends throughout the county wlo will be pleased 10 note that he is improving.
 MET YESTERDAY.
 The Cochise County Highway Com, mission met in 8isbee yesterday in reg ular monthly session. transacting routine business and letting contracts for cement. held over from last meet ing The Gibson and Hines Lumber company Of B.sbee were the lowest of four bidders and were awarded the contracts for cement for the Silver Greek and the Pearce to Cochise sec lions of roadway
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
BIS6EE kTTORN ET.

(From Wednesdays Daily
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
jFrom Fridays Da1ly)
TO SOUTHLAND.

Allie Howe went ;o Courtland this morning on business. expecting to re turn home tonight
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
VISITED MOTHER.

Mrs. Alfred Paul came up yester-
 day from her home at Douglas to visit with her mother. Mrs. G. w. Swain.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16


 morning on business. expecting to re turn home tonight.
 DOUGLAS ATTORNEY.
 Judge F. NJ Doan. of Douglas. was visitor in the county seat today. hay ing business in the superio.' court TO SOUTHLAND. Mrs. L. F. Winters wen, to Court land this morning where she will spend several days on visit with Mrs. A. E.aw and Mrs Raines. iN eIseEE.
 County Engineer Sid Smythe spent yesterday in Bisbee enroute 10 Pearce where he goes to complete plans for the commencement of county road work in that section
 SMOKE.
 Hoisting is going on today at sey- eral of the shafts in the district. the big black" being noticeable in the stacks al rha Oregon. Silver Thread and Lucky Cuss shafts. TO VISITS cLEEsoNs.
 Mrs Alfred Paul. who is here from her home at Douglas. on visit. ac- companied by her mother Mrs. G. w. Swain. motored over to G!eeson this morning 70 spend the day the guests of Mrs John G,eeson.
 FROM NocALEs.
 Corstatle Leslie Martingly and F. J Laymon. of CourtIand. arrived in the city today from Nogales where they have been on a business visit. They are travelling overland and af- ter short stop in Tombstone con tlIyed on to Courtlsnd.
 STOLEN CAR AWAITS OWNER.
 The automobile that Deputy Sheriff jack Ryan recovered near Osborn five days ago. is still in his possession and he is anxious to locate the own CT. IL is a Ford car with license No. |1151. The officer is not acquainted with the owner of the car. 
 BROUGHT TO COUNTY JAIL. Having failed to provide the requir- ed bonds. Eugene Meyers. and H. G. Davis. charged with highway robbery at Bisbee. were brought to Tombstone today and lodged in the county jail i awaiting trial. Their bonds were placed at $500 for Davis and 5000 for Meyers ILEAsoRs ACTIVE. Many leasors are now at work in the district, men coming from all | parts of the county and looking over the workings offered under lease by the Bunker Hill Mines company. A large number of cars of ore are be ing shipped to the smelters at El Paso and Douglas. and from all re ports the leasors are doing very well IN COURT TODAY.
 The damage suit of Chris Rafael lovich vs. Wm. E. Gardner occupied the attention of the the Superior court mos, of the day today. going tt
 the jury this afternoon. The suit 1: for damages alleged tc have been in
 nicted upon some goats owned by thu
 plaintiff. After the case went to thu ljury probate matters were disposed of.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
BROUGHT DELINQUENT TO REFORM SCHOOL.

Constable Hal Smith. of Pearce was in town yesterday, returning to his hou,e in the afternoon He brought back with him Matias Silvas. an in corrigible youth. who was committed to the state industrial school at Fort Grant.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
GETS CRIMINALS RECORD
 BY FINGER PRINT SYSTEM.

the examination
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
HERE FROM PHOENIX.

Attorney Joe Morrison. formerly of Bisbee. but now located at Phoenix was a visitor in town today or busi- ness matters. leaving again for Phoe- nix
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16

Attorney J. W. Rcss. of Bisbee. was visitor in Tombstone today. having d case before the Superior court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16

session. The city charged him with
 carrying concealed weapons and with attempt to rob and he was fined Sl2j and sentenced to serve ten days iE
 the city jail by Judge Hogan After serving his sentence with the city he was turned over 10 the county and his sentence of three years is the result.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
CA REITO WINS s.iSIkG CASE.

ae -cnth
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16

and carried a large quantity Of am. munition. They will be taken to the asylum at Phoenix tomorrow by Dep uty Sheriff Harry Rafferty
 tFrom Thursdays Daily, GOING ALONG NICELY.
 The road work on the state high way west from Tombstone is progress. ing nicely.
 MORE MEN.
 A few more men are wanted al the state road camp. the crew being near. y full handed today
 TO MOUNTAINS.
 Lucas Ofer who has been spaGdin : the week in Tombstone. returned to Miller Canyon in the Huachucas this morning.
 OVER FROM 6iS6EG.
 Mrs Carte, John Dawson and A. II Dawson came over this morning from Bisbee on the RockhilI stake on cour, bushes
 RETURNED HOME.
 MT and Mrs J. $. Chambers re. turned home yesterday from Phoenix where they have been for the pas; several days or visit. 4 PERFECT DAY.
 Today in Phoenix is a perfect day the taxpayers get the services of the legislature at no cost. pay day hay. ing stopped al midnight last night. WAS IN eiseEE
 Assistant County Attorney NJ. l. MoKeli!gan was in Bisbee yesterday returning home last night. He had been there on bus ness connected with his office STyCE5AkER MAN HERE.
 John E. Huff. representative Of thl Stakeholder Corporation of America. ST re1t the day in the city. coming over ir Ii Risbee. where he visited the celc;y agent.
 MARRIED COUPLE.
 j .fge A. Wentworth yesterday uni ted in marriage Ben Brumberg. aged I and Calara Bell West. aged 19. both of Lowell The couple returned there where they will reside. RETURNED HOME.
 William Lutley drove to Bisbee ye-- terdzy to get his wife who has re ce-tiy been discharged from the hos ri;al where she underwent an opera. ton. Mrs. Lutley is improving rapid. iy. but il will be some time before she will be able to be about BROUGHT DELINQUENT TO REFORM SCHOOL.
 Constable Hal Smith. of Pearce. was in town yesterday, returning to his home in the afternoon He brought back with him Matias Silvas, an in corrigible youth, who was committed 10 the state industrial school at Fort Grant.
 LEST WE FORGET. Your green tie and little Shamroes are in style next Monday. That is the time; at Gage Hall-that is the place and you can arrange for youl own girl It's a good combination Fthe time. place and the girl. The, the cause-benent of the orphans. !. a most worthy object CASES IN COURT.
 There were two cases in the Su perior Court today. both civil cases one having been tried at the morninI session and the other this afternoon This morning in the case of Tilli' Knutile vs. Paul Sinicho and wife in which the former accused the de fendants of having deprived her O $500. the jury returned . verdict fo the defendants. This afternoon tn case of Chris Rafaelovich ct al VI W. E. Gardner. for damages over tn
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
STOLEN CAR AWAITS OWNER.

The automobile that Deputy Sheriff Jack Ryan recovered near Osborn five days ago. is still in his possession and he is anxious to locate the own CT. IL is Ford car with license No. 1151 The officer is not acquainted
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
HERE FROM TUCSON.

ton convention.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16

Attorney John Sanders. was in town yesterday from Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
OVER FROM DOUGLAS.

vent there.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
VISITING HERE.

Mrs. L. r. Iso arrived in Tombstone this morning from Douglas to spend several days here CT v.s;; She was formerly Mss Kate Nu.Lern
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-16
VISITING FRIENDS.

Mrs. Wm Hunter arrived in the city today from her home ej Bi>hee. to spend several days On visit. the guest of Mrs A Y Moves
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-26
TIGER" DECLARES
WOULD
UNITE THE ALLIES
Would Give Them Same Soil
darity in Peace as
in War

Paris, Sept. 26.-Premier Clemen-
ceau delivered his long expected
speech in the debate on the ratifica-
ton of the Peace Treaty in the
Chamber of Deputies late yesterday
afternoon. The whole trend of his
arguments in favor of the Treaty
was that the Treaty was one of
solidarity between Allies who, unit
ed in war. must be united in peace
NJ. Clemenceau admitted that the
Treaty contained many imperfec-
tions, but said it was the culmina-
ton of the work of the coalition
of liberation" the first of its sort
in the history of the world. as the
Treaty was the dawn of a new era.
He recalled the dark days of 1917,
and declared to the opponents of
the Treaty that If a peace proposal
had been received then, returning
Alsace and Lorraine to France. no
Frenchman would have demanded
the insertion of any other clause,
but would have accepted it.
The Treaty brought back more
than the lost provinces; it placed
France on the highest pinnacle of
fame and honor, and in a few years
would bring prosperity
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-26
TELEPHONE MANAGERS ARE
EBERTS' PALLBEARERS

Six local managers of the Bell
Telephone Company were pail
bearers yesterday at the funeral of
S. S. Eberts. himself a district man
ager, who died suddenly Monday
afternoon.
The pallbearers were: W. H. Fet-
ter, of Harrisburg; S. F. First. of
Carlisle; George H. Culp. of Cham
bersburg; w. ]. C. Jacobs, of Way
nesboro; S. W. Stahl Heber. of York
and Charles E. Widner, of Lancaster.
The Bell Telephone Company was
represented by the district managers
of the Harrisburg Division of the
company.
The services were held at the home
OF Mrs. B. G. knipe. 326 Hummel
street, the Rev. S. w. Herman of
ficiating. Burial was made in the
Mechanicsburg Cemetery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-26
Student Drowned Trying
to Escape From Hazers
By Associated Press.

Utica, y. Y, Sept. 26.-The dis
covery of the body of Frank McCul-
Tough, Colgate University student
who was drowned in Lake, Moraine
near Hamilton Wednesday night. is
believed to settle the question as TO
how he met his death.
Mccullough was one of about 25
freshmen seized by sophomores and
taken to an island in the lake. In
an attempt to outwit the sophomores,
four freshmen, including the dead
youth, started to swim ashore. Half
way across, he cried for help and
two companions nearly lost their
lives in trying to rescue him. The
condition of the body bears out this
version of the fatality as no ropes
were found and the body was not
bruised or cut. Mccullough was the
son of Nathan Ross Mccullough, of
Kane, Pa
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-26

every parish and mission of the low
er end of the diocese are expected
to attend, and a monster gathering
is anticipated. The purpose of the
gathering is to give the members
a better understanding of the nation
wide campaign of the church. con-
corning which there still seems to
be some uncertainty.
The speaker of the evening will
be the Rev. r. P. Kreitler, rector of
st. Luke's parish, Scranton, one of
the wealthiest and largest churches
of Scranton. DR.. Kreitler is one of
the leading clergymen of the dio-
cese of Bethlehem. and is taking a
prominent place in the campaign.
The meeting tonight is not for the
purpose of raising any sum of money.
not even an offering will be taken.
National leaders of the campaign
from New York are also expected TO
attend the meeting and will probably
address the gathering.