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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-08

year and had retired from the gov.
ernmcnt service last August.
Mr.. Thomson was born in Delaware.
Ohio, February 10. 1s4S. The body
will be taken there for interment.
Surviving him are his wife, Mrs.
Anna NJ Thomson. and daughter. Mrs.
Franklin Moore. both of this city
and a son. Tracy NJ. Thomson Of Della
ware, Ohio.
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"SHOP EARLY PLANS.

The shop carly" committee of the
Advertising Club of Washington has
completed plans for campaign ury-
ing immediate shopping to do away
win the customary Christmas rush.
The plans now formulated include
street car advertising, billboa rds,
moving picture slides, current adyer-
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GEORGE H. THOMSON DIES.
Federal Employe, Who Retired
Prom Service in August.

George II. Thomson, statistician for
many years in the Treasury Depart
! ment and the Department of Com
merce. died yesterday afternoon at
his residence, 1886 Clifton street. He
had been in i'll health for the past
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GEORGIA CAPITALIST DIES.

SAVANNAH. Ga. November $50
seph Hull Savannah capitalist. died
this morning at 1915 O'Clock at his
country home near here. He was
born July 26, 1S49, in Florida. He
made his fortune in the phosphate
mining business in that state. He
was one of the wealthiest men in
Georgia.
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CARD OF THANKS.

DAW. We wish to express our sincere thanks
TO our friends and relatives for their sym
patty and floral remembrance at the dea tn
Of our beloved mother. HOLLY DAW.
THE FAMILY. 9s
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Using in the stores and a campaign
Of education through the women's or
CARNATIONS. The committee is also
endeaVoring to impress on govern
ment employees that there are three
pay days between now and Christmas.
The movement has been Endorsed by
the Merchants and Manufacturers AS
ISOLATION and other business organi-
cations
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-11
0LYMPICCAMES
 INCLUDE ALI,
 KNOWN SPORTS

NEW YORK, March Il (by Asso- ciated Press) Copies of the official program of the Olympic games to be staged in Belgium during a period from April to October, recently re- ceived in this country, discloses ar judgements for one of the most am- bilious international meets in the history of the athletic classic Close to thirty different branches of sport competitions are provided including individual and team contests aggregat- ing several hundred events aggregat- famous competitions which have made the Olympic games noted in past re- rivals, including the Marathon race, Pentathlon and Decathlon are con- tinued and early advices indicate 6 larger and more varied entry by na- lions than ever before.
 Elaborate distribution of prizes and trophies is provided, heavy gold, sill yer and bronze Olympic medals being the award to the first three competi- tors in all of the track and certain other contests. Tn addition there will be special diplomas, cups, statues, bowls and other prizes for the win ners of the more important events. Many of these were donated by the rulers and titled personages of European countries for past Olymp- iads and are in the possession of mi dividuals or nations having won tenn porary title to the prizes at Stock holm in 1912.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-11
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF Ex-
 ECUTOR'S ACCOUNT

No. 173
 In the U. S. Commissioners Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Division Valdez Precinct, at Val deZ. In Probate.
 In the matter of the Estate of Robert D. Gray, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that James Smith, executOr of the last will and testament of the above-named de- ceased, has rendered and presented for settlement, and filed in this court, his final account of his administration of said estate; and that Friday, the 23d day of April, 1920, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the office of said probate court in Valdez, Alaska, has been duly appointed by the judge of said court for the settlement of said final account, at which time all objections to said final account and the settlement thereof will be heard and determined Dated at Cordova, Alaska, this 18th day of February, 1920.
 JAMES SMITH, Executor. Feb. 18-Mar. IF.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-11
EXTENSION LIBRARY
 SERVICE TO OFFSET INDUSTRIAL UNREST

NEW YORK, N61ch II (ty A,sc- ciated Press) Extension of library service broadly among industrial workers and manufacturing plants Of all sorts as a contributory factor in allaying social and industrial un- rest throughout the United States will be encouraged by the American Library Association, it was announced today.
 Introduction of books dealing with social and industrial problems among workers is expected to broaden the outlook in the industrial world and have large bearing on the attitude of labor toward existing conditions.
 The organization also proposes es- tal.lishment of ol> ice i'll rura. con- munities, on board ships, in light houses, coast-guard stations and for soldiers, sailors and marines. Another planis to introduce standard type in the Braille system for the blind.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-11

Scarborough Pictures that please at prices that are right. Over Cordova drug store. Phone 140-3 rings.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-11

Read the Daily Times for the latest and most reliable world news.
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DROPPED BY U. s. ORDER

DOUGLAS. July 2-Contrary 10 general expectations, the passport regulations governing vises and per mits on the southern international border have been suspended temper. arily by the government. Yesterday morning the instructions to disregari the rulings requiring dollar for sp- plIcation and sl0 for permits were received by Frank W. Heath. immi. grafton inspector in charge here from F w Berkshire. supervising inspec- tor of the Mexican border with heaG- quarters at Fl Paso. The Telegram follows.
 Disregard instructions contained in circular letter Of June 2. State department now advises present resu- la,ions governing issuance oi pass ports, border permits and citizens identity card are continued in force. except that consular yises and yeri- .ca;.ons will be discontinued on card, No charges will be male for application or issuance of cards Please be governed accordingly
 
 This means the provisions Of the passport law will not be applied to ,he Mexican border and that border permits and identity cards will be issued and vised by the United States government agents as heretofore. The provisions Of the law made it very much ot a burden 10 the Mexican working people who are accustomed 10 ctossing the border daily and who buy their provisions in Douglas.
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ACCEPT PLANS FOR
 ADDITION TO HOME

PHoENIT. July 2.-The board ot directors oi s'.;e institutions yest.r. day aecep:el tne plans of Architect Cotton for wing 10 be added 10 the Pioneers home al Prescott and the commission has already advertised for bids. The. wing. consisting O: two stories and basement, will con. tain 3i rooms. with lavatories for each two rooms so arranged as 70 be accessible from each. The gen. eral plan of the rooms of the origi- nal structure have been followed with such improvements as exper.- ence has suggested. This wing will double the capacity of the home.
 There are now accommodations for 6o pioneers by assigning two of the men 10 room. Each woman, however. is allowed a room to her. self.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-04

County Attorney E. \. French to- day announced he would file an in. formation against Frank Dean charg. ing mans,aughter as the result of the death of O II Green. a Bisbee man who d.ed from the results of an accident in which the automobile being driven by Drauk Dean over turned The information will charge that the driver was drunk at the time and was therefore incompetent 10 drive a car and negligent to the eXien, Of Greens death MT. French stated that there was enough evidence 10 warrant filing Of the case in an effort to set an example and stop the reckless driving by in. toxicaied drivers in the southern end of the county
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REGISTRATION UP TO DATE

The total registration Of Cochi,e county up to date is G733 accordius , 10 II. L. HUtohison, chief deputy re. corder in a statement issued today. or this total 624 were issued this week, as follows. i27 Democrats. i70 Republicans and - n scellaneous. To date the Democrats are showing almost to 1 lead over all other parties as follows: Democrats il2I. Republicans 229s and miscellaneous 315. August 2sth is the day of clos. ing of re re;istration before the pri. marias
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is the Southern Arizona represents tive Of Hubbard. Spencer & Bartlett with headquarters in Douglas. TO RAY
 Manager Chas. Allen of the Day X Night Garage went to Ray this morning and will bring back car from there. Mrs Allen accompanied him as far as Tucson. TO OTHER PARTS
 A great many of our people are figuring on spending Sunday and Monday in the various towns that are celebrating over the county and some are going to Nogales. where they are figuring on something out of the or. dinary. Douglas is spreading herself also. In Tombstone the Legion boys will pull off a nice little time on the streets tomorrow night and that will leave our people free 10 go to .he surrounding towns for Sunday and Monday.
 TO sIseEE
 Frank Mosler. who has been leas. ing here for the past several month"; has disposed of his equipment and lease and returned to the Warren District.
 TO sIsBEE
 P. l.. Rogers, cashier att he local E. P. X s W. depot went 10 Bis5e, :hls morning. where he was ea.Iei on business.
 RAIN
 A heavy rain about sun-down in the Huachuca mountains yesterday caused fall Of over one and one-half inches in Miller canyon.
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ned to her home in Bisbee yes

turned to her home in Bisbee yes terday.
 FROM MlooLEMARcH
 Geo Brown and wife spent last evening in Tombstone the guest Of friends returning to their home a. Middlemarch after the show. TO DON LUIS
 Jessie Sauiers and A. & Cook left this morning for Don Luis, where they will take inventory of the Don Luis store. which has just been tax en over by Sanders Bros. X Cook. VISITING HERE
 Mrs. Isabel Stru,hers, mother of Engineer Dave Stru,hers of the local branch Q; the F.. P X s. w. arrived in the city yesterday from Douglas and VII yis.; here with Sir, and Mrs S'ruthe-s.
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HELP RECRUITING CIRCUS

Mayo. Gcy ( Welch is sending ou. letters jo the mayors of eyerY city IL he state asking their coopera. ton ia lending cowboy chaps and 9ars Aioh vii. te loaned to the Frs; Division Army circus which will soon leave camp Zachary Taylor, Ny ea tour of the east for re. cTai,.-s purposes Lieut.. Thos. J. chrismau. sa Arizanan himself, who is in chac4- Of the circus. wrote to Mir. Welch asking ,he donation og the equipav-. which w.il be returned af:- CT use Mr Welch expects to re, ceiye euouga spurs and chaps to loan 10 the Army circus.
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water holes are all filled as a result, they state.
 FROM WILCOX
 Deputy Sheriff Ha! Smith returned from Wilcox, where he has been the past two days assisting chief deputy Geo. Henshaw In rounding up cattle and goats under replevin. the Cen. tral Finance company, having sued the Circle A Cattle Co. RETURNED HOME
 Mrs. J J. Patton of Bisbee. who has been vSiiting here the guest of her mother Ms. $. J. Robinson, re.
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WEATHER REPORT

The following Is the monthly re- port Of Weather Observer R. B. Val. lance for the month Of June:
 Mean maximum temperature s2 degreeh: mean minimum 5s degrees: mean 15: maximum l0i on 2-st: min. mum 55 on 18th lith and 18th. greatest daily range 3s on the 18th; total precipitation. 70 inches; clear days IT.; part cloudy 8. cloudy 5. The mean temperature for the month is the lowest for several years past.
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HERE FRO MOUNTAINS

President Douglas Gray Of the Gray Ietals company. arrived in the city today from the mines in Mou- tezuma canyon oi tue Huachutas and will remain here with his famny for the Fourth Mr. Gray reports satis. factory progress at the mine, al though work has been in progress but q short while
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DRAWING OF TRIAL JURY FOR JULY 6

Clerk J. F. James of the superior court. today issued the notice of the drawing of trial jury for July 9th The next jury term will start the fol lowing week. Judge Lockwood hay ing ordered the jury to report on the 12th, when civil and criminal cases will come up for trial.
 FROM DOUGLAS
 Mir. and Mrs. A r. Parsons, of Douglas. are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. C. J. Wynn today. MT. Parsons
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County Treasurer Guy C. Welch aud family will leave tomorrow for California coast points for a visit with relatives Mir. Welch will re. main but a short time while Mrs. Welch and children will spend sev. eral months there.
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LEAVE FOR HONOLULU

A letter received by friends from Mrs. Sophie Bishop, states that her self and mother. Mrs J. L. Butler, are leaving Long Beach today by. wa. ter for San Francisco. where they viii remain over the Fourth. They WI. leave Frisco on the 7ih for Honolulu. where they plan to spend severa. months.
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VISITING PARENTS

Fred Chambers is visiting his par. ents for the Fourth. from his homa at Casa Grande
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70 WILCOX
RETURN go HOME

Mrs L. F Kuehenbecker and chil- dreu and Mrs Alice Kuchenbecker returned home today from California where they have been for tte past TWO months enjoying the cool sea breezes.
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THURSDAY
YOUNG FOLKS ENJOY DANCING PARTY

Rhesa. Cornelia and Roberta Cor neIius en,et:ained abou; thirty young folks 3: the nome of their parents on First street last evening al de- lishtiuI dancing party
 The young folks were on the scene early in the evening and enjoyed every moment of the flee;ing hours dancing 10 the strains of the Hi school jazzers The evening was cool ami The jolly throag raG;aied pep of the lo0 per cent variety
 Dainty refreshments held place ,mcng ihe leadins features Of th. even. The departing hour was among ,he wee sra' and the guests carried home pleasan; memories Of being -eyally hosted
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-04

County Treasurer Guy C. Welca and family left this morning for Los Angeles. where they will visit rela- tives. MT. Welch returning in about a week. while Mrs Welch and ch.l- dren will remain for some time.
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GLEASON CONSTABLE

Constable l.. N Brown of GleesoL was in Tombstone today on business matters
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DOUGLAS ATTORNEY

A. M. Sames. well known Douglas attorney was among the visitors in the county seat today on court ma,. ters
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FRIDAY
TO HOTEL OiEU

' v nv EC OTGC
 A R. stewart left today for the HCtel DieU in F. PasO. where he will be operated on for appendicitis. af: er winch he vii, return here and shortly thereafter leave for New York where he will recupera;e on the ocean beach on Long Island
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AVENGED EARLY

The rainy season seems 10 have started ahead Of time this year bu, Us welcome all the same.
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maries.
FROM 8lStiEE

John SanGerS of the legal staff ot EllinwoOd ani Ross was in town to- day on legal mStters lie returned ta his Bisbee home this afternoon.
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FROM STRONGHOLD

Allan and Howard Benedict were in town today from their ranch in Cochise Stronghold. Their sister Miss Helen Benedict will return wisn them this evening and they wilt spend the fourth at the Stronghold 'icnic
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TO siSsEs 2

J \ Iyey motored 10 Bfsbee yes 'ertay and was accompanied by Mrs. George Iyey and children. they re. turned in ,ae evening. Mrs. A. II. GJr4aer accompanying them on the return trip.
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TWO NEGROES BOUND OVER

Only two negro soldiers out of the five he'd. charged with the murder of a civilian named King, were held 10 answer to the Superior court. The two held for trial were Claudies Me Guire and John King. The cour, did not consider there was enough evidence to hold the other three for they will be subpoaenaed as Wiz
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OVER FROM BlSBse

Deputy Sheriff Harry Ratierty was in town today from Bisbee where he Ls now stationed.
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sUsY

Cleaning out ditches, culverts and il water ways anu dragging roads Is the work o; the county highway department under the jurisdiction os County Engineer Sid Smyth. these iays
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county
TO FORT hUAchUCA

Deputy Sheriff Harry Raffesty and Joseph Hansen. assistant county at torney went 10 Fort Huachuca today 10 look after official business in that
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leave tonight for Prescott to take in the Pioneer Day Celebration on July S-i-5 Miss Toles will incidentally launch her candidacy in the northern par, of the state.
 FROM DOUGLAS
 Miss Helen Brown. candidate for County School Superintendent was in Tombstone yesterday.
 DOUGLAS ATTORNEY
 Attorney David Benshimol of Doug las spent ,he day in Tombstone to. day on court matters. civiI CASE
 The case of the Erickson.Howe Jewelry company vs Mrs Christian Brown, ct al, being suit for debt was on in the superior court today before Judge sweeney. and expected to be concluded hy evening. TO DOUGLAS
 F.. A. Hughes. county assessor Is in Douglas for several days on busi. ness matters. MT. Hughes is canii- date for State Tax Commissioner ca the Democratic ticket and will leave shortly for northern Arizona where he will start h.s campaign in that part ot ,he state. IN sIsseE
 Mrs Kate Ieo is spending several days in B!sbee visiting friends WAS IN BENSON
 II l.. Hutchison. chief deputy coun. V recorder and candidate for the office o, recorder spent last evening in St David and Benson. looking aft CT his fences in that section Of the county.
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FROM DOUGLAS

David Benshimol O Douglas was in town today on legal matters requit ing his attention in the superior court lie returned to Douglas a. noon. QUIET
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PROBATE MATTERS


The summer rainy season gives in dica,ion of having arrived. Heavy rains in the surrounding mountains and floods running over some Of the highways shows tha; tits here
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-04

Mir F. s Bauer. pioneer resident of Coch!,e county. is reported 10 be near death at her home a, Lowell Her sons are on the way here from Los Angeles 70 Ue with their mother Mrs. Bauer has lived in the county 40 years and in Blsbee Review
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FROM ST. DAVID

II. O. Post. mail carrier at St Dl. y!d. was among the visitors in Tomb stone today on business.
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BENSON WHOLESALE
N ( RCHANT

B. Maier. well known Benson wholesale merchant was in Tomb stone today on one of his regular visits. Mr, Maier is cousisien: booster for the San Pedro valley and the Charleston Dam and Is gratifiei 10 learn that the preliminary steps are already formed.
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ON CAMPAIGN TRIP

Walter Thomas. chief deputy coun- ;y assessor ani candidate for County Assessor left this morning accom-
 panied by Mrs Thomas. for Wilcox. where they vii remain throughou; the celebration. MT Thomas is looking a;:er his candidacy in the northern eud e ;ae county, and Mrs. Thomas. who !s well known club
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FROM GLEASON

Mike Marchello. of Gleeson, is spending the day in the city attend. ing 10 business matters He reports Gieeson as being very quiet al the Drasant tipe
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GlEsSON VISITORS

Louis Musso Of Gleeson spent the day in the county seat today on business.
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SOM E WAIT

One of our local autoists has had his car in a garage waiting for some repair parts. just two months since the car went in yesterday when the parts arrived This is perfect ex. ample of what it means 10 get repairs
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DEPUTY RYAN HURT

Jack Ryan. deputy sheriff al Low. ell. was slightly injured yesterday when he crashed with his motos. cycle into a Ford on Naco road The Ford came ou; from a side street and Ryan ran into i, before he cou,i turn to avoid il, One Of Ryan's legs was bruised.
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CAR SHORTAGE

The shortage of cars has hit the shippers of ore in the Tombstone district but i; is hoped and in fact there is evidence that plenty Of cars will be available in few days.
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FROM BENSON

Dr Franklin of Benson was a visit. Or in Tombstone today. having been called to sit in an ins anity case with pr. Hughart in the Superior court this afternoon.
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FROM RANCH

Wm. Cowan and son.in.law, Wm. Davis were in Tombstone today from Government Draw They report the cioudburst Sunday was a heavy one and the valley for miles around thor oughly soaked by the downpour. The
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lations were also passed upon, a resolution being offered to cut the limi, to 10 miles from the Lowell bridge to the Bisbee city limits and '5 miles per hour from the bridge to Warren. A parking limit Of 30 minutes was also set from 6 a. m. to 6 p m.
 OPENED BIDS
 The board of supervisors this aft. ernoon opened bids on the Benson. Vail section F. of the state highway, only two bids having been submit. ted. Tae bid of II. NJ. Eckerman and J. $. Chambers toialing s44S70. 10 covering all work called for by the state engineer and that oi D. Ward and Colhan fer only small part Of the work. were held up until the State Engineer can be heard from no representative of that office hay. ing been present when the bids were opened.
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THE CLEAN UP

Tombstone los yards and various premises sre probably cleaner this year than ever before for this time of the year. but there still remain a few spots that are not spotless.
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SPENT DAY IN elSBeE

A T. ko,b spent yesterday in Bis bee attending to business matters. returning home last evening.
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IN TOWN TODAY
CIVIL GAS E
,he defendant.
TO FL PASO

Miss Frances Stsniger le:t this morning for El Paso where, she will enter business college for the sum. mer
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PR E SCOT

F. \ Hughes. candidate for sta:e tax commissioner. left today for Prescott, where he will impress up- on the voters of the northern part oi the state. al The big Fourth Of July doirgs there. his candidacy for that office
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TO WILCOX

Chairman I (. E. Adams of the board Of supervisors and County En- eiuser Sd Smy;h went 10 Wilcox this morning. where they will look over road construction in that cnI of he county tor several days.