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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-05
TO BlSB E E.

! NdtlPN.
 TO elseEE.
 Walter Thomas. chief deputy as, sess6r and candidate for nomination for that office. accompanied by Mrs Thomas left this afternoon for Bisbee where they will spend the remaining several days before election.
 SATURDAY HAS RETURNED HOME.
 Miss Saidee Stark, who has been visiting in Douglas. the guest of Mrs. J. F. Ross has returned home. BACK FAoM PHOENIX
 Miss Jane Ford returned to her home at Phoenix yesterday following a several weeks visit in Tombstone spent with her parents.
 REPORTED ILL.
 Mrs. II. II Hughart who has been i'll at her home on Allen street, Is reported as considerably improved today.
 TO NooALEs.
 County Assessor E. A Hughes lei. this morning for Nogales. where he Nil spend the last two days befor. election He has just returned from tour of the state .n the interests of his candidacy for state tax com. missioner
 RETURNED HOME.
 Mrs. Dave Struthers returned homo :hs morning from Douglas. where she has been visiting relatives HOY WEATHER.
 Tombstone is nov getting some ho- weather. kind O. kiss you -a54 bye spell, just before ;4s a-r.s-I 5s the beautiful faJ weather. 1N FINAL LAP. V C. Me!lgrea, republican caai. lays for state mine inspector .e., .h.> morning for Nosa.es aal T4esoa where be will d. his fiua. caups-n ms o.r2e he Tussda. ar.msty. D. DEE" HUNT.
 " T. r5yd lei. tI., morning t5s N'si., where he sl,i join 9ar.y af 'uaads for luat es .r9 .a,5 Mexico. where they wi. % after ,ae nee'coo,ed deer He wiu b- gone about week.
 RETURNED HOME.
 Miss Iris Mac.a r-;urned home from d six weeks visit in Los Angeles and beach cities with relatives ani friends.
 IN DOUGLAS.
 County Engineer Sid Smyth is il Douglas today en road matters. FROM slssEE.
 Mrs. odam returned home today rom brief trip to Bisbee. IN DOUGLAS.
 County Treaurer Guy C. Welch is in Douglas today attending the cat. tlemen's convention. THROUGH TO PHOENIX.
 Ralph Ingraham. purchasing agent Of the State Road Department passed through town today enroute back b Phoenix from Douglas, where he has been on matters connected with tho road department there. He was ac. companied by J. D. Ryan. HERE FROM cHiRIcAHUAs.
 Harry C. Wheeler former sheriff. was in Tombstone today from his ranch in the Chiricahuas.
 WANTED - Carpenters. Steady work for at least six months. Good wages. Apply 10 Mir. Simms. NJ. NJ, Apache Powder Company. Benson. Arizona. D& " NV WANTED-Mexican laborers. Men | of family. Steady work. Usual wage. . Good housing Sonditi0us. Apply to
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TO THE QuiTOJAS.

Richard Bal!as one Of our local lea. sOrs left today for the Quitojas where he owns some claims. He will return by the end of the week
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IN DOUGLAS.

County Attorney K. x. French ana family are in Douglas Tor a few days with relatives. having motored down.
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HERE FROM eIS6Ee.

F, C. Cavansugh spent yesterday in Tombstone with his parents. MT and Mrs. Cavanaugh
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POOR PROSPECTS.

The weather gives every appear ance of having cleared and the rainy season at an end. This is very dis appointing to all concerned in water
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WAS IN 5ISBEE.

City Marsha Porter Mcdonald wa- in Bisbee yesterday ca q mi,. sa,i ms. IL
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his advancement
ON 4 HUNT.

W T Boyd is going 10 Mexico on q hun. for big game" Bill says that he .s sure cure against buck ague' and f he has violent attack of it.
 which he does not anticipate he thinks that probably a preventative can be found after he has the first attack. Bill will be back in Nogales iu ,.Te for the big road convention.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-05

County Treaurer Guy C. Welch Is in Douglas today attending the cat. tlemen's convention
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OVER FROM pEARcE.

Vite-President K x. Copelen and Cashier F. X McAleb of the Riggs Bak at Wilcox were among the visit. ors in the county seat yesterday
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WA'e n the coast city
THROUGH TO AJo.

coi. J C. Greenway. general mana ger 0t he Calumet and Arizona prop. critics was in Tombstone for a few b'lrs today enrou's 10 40. where he goes on business connected with th=
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REPORTED ILL.

Mrs. H. II Hughart who has been III at her home on Allen street. ls reported as considerably improved today.
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ing relatives.
CANDIDATE HERE.

Harry F. Scot, O: Johnson, candi. dat for nomination for county school superintendent was in Tombstone today enrouJe home rom Bisbee and Douglas. where he has been spending the past week on a final campaign trip. He left for Benson on tha morning train and will proceed to his home tonight. satisfied. he says. that everything will be well when the votes are counted on the night Of the 7th
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PUBLISHER HERE.

Albert Fodor. publisher of the La bor Review at Tucson. was in Tomb. stone today enroute home from Doug las, where he has been on business for his paper.
 SACRED HEART CHURCH.
 Tomorrow the first Friday of the month confessions will be heard i'm mediately before mass. Tomorrow night there will be 5enediction of the most blessed sacrament. Sunday Holy Mass will be offered up at 2 o'clock Monday is the anniversary of the coronation of his holiness Pope Benedict KY.
 WAS IN elSSsE.
 County Engineer Sid Sny.h was a visitor in Bisbee yesterday ou matters pertaining to hs office. PATTEE HERE SATURDAY.
 Judge $. L. Pattee of the superior court of Pima county Hili be in Tomp- stone Saturday 10 preside .n the local superior court during the absence of Judge Lockwood who is l Flagstaff holding court there
 IN sIseEE.
 Mr. and Mrs Jas Mars spent yes- terday in Bisbee visiting friends.
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77tll
ENTERTAINED.


 Mrs. Joseph Hansen entertained the members Of the SIX Stocking club at her home this afternoon in honor Of Mrs. Alice kuehenbecker who leaves next week for Louisiana. where she will spend the winter with her brother Ligh, refreshments were served by the hostess. while regrets were expressed at the departure from Tombstone Of Mrs Kuchenbecker. VISITING FRIENDS.
 Miss Margaret sealey is spending several days in Tombstone the gues:
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TO POWDER WORKS.

M- a-d Mrs w T Boyd and Franz Cayanaugh motored down to St. Da. yid today for a few hours where they
 visited the Apache Powder works, which is now in the course Of COZ.
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PArTeE HERE SATURDAY.
IN BIS8E E.
FRIDAY
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
 The vacation season is passed. the summer is ended. and now every hu- man being. being a child Of GO1. wants to go to work and do the will of Him. who gave Us life. For this reason the past O the congregational church will speak q, Il a. n. on what kind of beings We should be to satis. " the demand of :his age in which We are living The choir will furnish special music
 $. $ at 10 a m.. the C. E Sub at 7:30 p. m. is What Christ Does for the Christian John 15: IS; 1916. We hope 10 see every Christian En. deavorer presen: q; this frs, meeting after the summer vacation.
 Mex, Monday is Labor Day. Our District Attorney MT. French has very kindly consented ,o speak ;o Us al s D. m. on sunday along ines Of the Iaboring men. A e5ri.s. invitation is exanded to a.. Iabsr-n5 men and la boring women Whether you tabor with your hanas q: bcaia. come t9 hear the speaker at S g. q. Sunday.
 ". STARK
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NOW ON.

Tn the language ot Well known former Tombstoni,e 1. can be sad with reference 10 the coming primary that the rush is now on and within the coming eight or nine days many a heartache will have been added ;o the already high cost Of l.ying-for somebody has to lose.
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RETURNED HOME.

Miss Dora Mars, daush.r. Of NJ and Hrs w. II Mars. nas returned h1ne from a s.N weeks y.s.; wi;h friends in Los Angeles.
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HERE FROM cHiRIcAHUAs.

Harry C. Wheeler, former sheriff. was in Tombstone today from his ranch in the Chiricahuas.
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FIRST NATIONAL INCREASES
FORCE.

OfhS
 The Firs; National Bank Of Tomb. stone announces a valuable addition 10 their already efficient force in NIT. I. E. Ellis who was until recent ly with the Federal Reserve bank in Fl Paso.
 The First Na,.1nal is now among the best equipped and most efficient, banking institutions of the state. Their bookkeeping system eliminates the possibility of errors in customers accounts and an efficient force of em. ployees enables them 10 render ser. vice 10 the public, not surpassed in any of Coch!se countys banks.
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IN DOUGLAS.

County Engineer Sid smy,a is il Douglas today en road matters.
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FROM BiSsE E.

Mrs. odam returned home toda rom a brief trip to Bisbee. IN DOUGLAS.
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HOT WEATHER.

Tombstone is nov getting some ho- weather. kind os kiss you good bye spell, jus, before ;44 a-r.e-I 5s he beautiful faI weather.
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TOMBSTONE TO NN TOPICS TERSELY TOLD
 MONDAY
RETURNED FROM eissEE.

SPEND WEEK END.
 Miss Mildred Mars spent the week end in Bisbee the guest of friends RETURNED HOME
 Janitor Charles Worsham Of the courthouse returned home today froT BiS6ee where he spent Sunday. IN sissgE.
 Frank Sanders and "Rei" Rushia spent Sunday in Bisbee.
 TO eiseEE.
 Court Reporter J. M Phillipowshi went to Bisbee this morning where he was called on business.
 SPENT SUNDAY HERE.
 sammy Morgan, former jailer at the county jlil spen; esterday in Tomb. stone visiting friends returning to Bisbee this afternoon.
 OVER FROM pEARcE.
 Jack Murphy and his wife and his party of friends were visitors in Tombstone last night foming a the atre party at the Crystal theatre. WILCOX VISITORS.
 Vite-President K x Copelen and Cashier E X McAleb of the Riggs Bak at Wilcox were among the visit. ors in the county seat yesterday HERE FROM eIssEs.
 E. c. Cavansugh spen; yesterday in Tombstone with his parents. MT and Mrs. Cavanaugh.
 ST. DAVID VISITORS.
 Prof. W. J. Wright, agricultural ex. pert of St. David accompanied by d party of friends formed a theatre par ty at the Crystal theatre last night, returning home after the show. IN FROM DRAGONS.
 Wm. Dad Fourr well known O. ohise couuty pioneer. was visitor iu old Tombstone yesterday and today with relatives from his ranch in ths Dragons
 OVER FROM elssEE.
 Larry Hendricks, former linotype operator for the Prospector sp-n; yes. terday in Tombstone with friends UP FROM BENSON.
 Contractor II. NJ Eckerman was a visitor yesterday from his camp near Benson He reports grading work progressing nicely win he rains 90 far interfering 5u, li,.e .a the work. TOURING COUNTY.
 John Redmond, secretary 5i 'Ae Re. publican County Committee was in Tombstone yesterday he is touring the county on official business NOW ON.
 In the language ot a wei known former Tombstoni,e. 1, can be sad with reference to the coming primary that the rush is now or" and within the coming eigh; or nine days many heartache win have been added ;o the already high cost Of l.ying-for somebody has to lose. TO THE oulToJAs.
 Richard Bal!as one Of our local lea. sors left today for the Quitojas where he owns some claims. He will return by the end of the week TO DOUGLAS.
 A. c Karger left this morning for Douglas. his future home. Ills family left yesterday. Mir. Karger will not forsake Tombstone entirely as he is in the automobile game now sni |. will be frequently seen here in the future. The Karger's made many friends during their eight years resi- 1 dence here who regret their going. cAMPAIGlNG.
 Walter Mellgren, candidate for the inspector on the republican ticket has gone to Rma and Maricopa counties to finish up his campaign. REGULAR SERVICE.
 The Standard oil company has se- cured another big tank truck for de,i i very of gasotne and will make reg, ular schedule 'rips from now on leav- ing Lowell and supplying Tombstone. Fairbank. Turner. Fort Huachuca. Oyerton, Jacks Place. Garces, Here ford. Naco and Don Luis on regular railroad time card.
 POOR PROSPECTS.
 The weather gives every appear
 .t.arad and tho rafuy
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TOMATO E s.

Indications are that the marke will be well supplied with tomatoc; for canning from the St. David dis trict as there are some big crops ir process Of marketing down there now
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RETURNED HOME.

Mrs. Dave Stru,hers returned home :his morning from Douglas. where she has been visiting relatives.
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WEDNESDAY
TOMBSTONE COMPLETE.

.
 Tombstone cast 3O7 votes for gov erOnr two years ago. For the com. ing primary next Tuesday 1t is pos sible to cast 37s votes in the comin, primary There is one prohibltionist registered and two non-partisars and three Independents in the Tombstone precinct
 PASSED THRU. W C, Goetz asslstan, state engl. neer passed through Tombstone today from Tucson to Douglas.
 EMPIRE RANCH o. K. |, i tourist yesterday enrou,e from Phoenix to his home in Dallas, Ttx reported that the road via Empire Ranch was in gooH shape new. the mud holes having disappeared. MOVED TODAY.
 K. N. Coplen was in the city today and moved his family to Willcox, their future home. this afternoon. FINAL DASH.
 The final dash for votes in the coming primaries is now being made.
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TO DOUGLAS.

A. C. Karger left this morning for Douglas. his future home Ills family left yesterday. MT. Karger will not forsake Tombstone entirely as he is in the automobile game now .snti will be frequently seen here in the future The Kargers made many friends during their eight years resi-. dence here who regret their going
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ON FINAL LAP.

Y. G. Me.lgrea. republican caaI. Aa1a for state Elne inspector .e., .h., morning for Noga.es aad Taesoa where be Will d. his fiua. c4ups n ms 1.'.ce he Tussdae Tr.msty.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-05
TO MORALES.

Tomb, one must send b.s deleg1- N D Nogales for the Southern Road as,a7!tIoB meeting ou Saturday. Sep mber IL Women are welcome 4s ta- men. this is 10 be for the in. ler--, Q al southern Arizona ani i' .. D. y!-4l importance that Tombs'or b. there w.:h big rrpr, sen:a;i1r..
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-05
TO NOGAl ES.

Tombstone is ent.,.ej t=a dele. gates 10 the read convention at No- gales which w.a b,.L Leid after the primaries ,-e exact l3-e beng Sept 11tu saardly and .ae hour is one o'clock D. n. nus a.5.r- -te Tomb stone iel,gI-e- amp. s.H5 b leave here Saturday morn.aE ~s i. is only d three hour run over tae good roads This i, q very iap5r.-u. meeting and tue delegates from Tombstone should be in a.tea!agee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-05

The county will be full of also rans" next Tuesday night.
 AT C. e. HOSPITAL.
 According to word received here by friends o. Mrs. A. Y. Smith of Pearce. she was operated on yester- day at the Copper Queen Hospital and it is reported that she is doing very well.
 CALLED TO DOUGLAS.
 Joseph Hansen, assistant county a. torney was called 10 Douglas this morning on official matters connected with the county attorneys office. He expects to be absent for several days. ILL AT HOTEL.
 J. x. Gaines. secretary of the Co. Chise County Taxpayers association, who has been quite i'll in his room a; the Arcade hotel is reported as slightly improved today
 REPORTED ILL.
 Mrs Fred Brown is reported i'll al. her home and it is feared an opera ton will be necessary. IN FROM SOUTHLAND.
 Wm. Holmes. president of the Lead. vile Mining compAny of Cour,land was among tae visitors in Tombstone today for a few hours on a business mission. MT. Holmes reports he will put on a small force of men soon to prosecsfe development work. TO WEBB CELEBRATION.
 Treasurer Guy C. Welch and GeOrg. Henshaw. chief deputy sheriff lefi this morning for Webb to take in ;he Farmers celebration. Both are can dda,es. Mr Welch being ou, for re- election and Mr. Henshaw candida:a for county assessor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-05
1H Deea HUNT.

W T. r5yd lei. tl.. morning ta. N's't' where he Sli, join parry af 'ueads Tor huates .f.9 into Mexico. where they wi. 9 after ,ae fle,t-foo,ed deer He wlll b- gone dhnnf l Mrnk
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TOURING COUNTY.

John Redmond, secretary 5i tAe Re. publican County Committee was in Tombstone yesterday. he is touring the county on official business.
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OVER FROM eiseEE.

Larry Hendricks, former linotype operator for the Prospector spen, yes. terday in Tombstone with friends
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BACK FAOM PHOENIX

Miss Jane Ford returned to her home at Phoenix yesterday following several weeks visit in Tombstone spent with her parents.
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'HILArHeAs TO MEET.

PHI ATHEAS ID MEET.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Ph;ia;hes class will be held q: ,hr Phi.lthes rooms on Friday evening September srd at 8 o'clock This is lhe first meeting since the holiday and i; Is hoped the attendance will he large.
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WINS GOLD MEDAL IN GRADUATION,

Mrs Phoebe Preston has received word from her son Orrin, who has been attending the Great Lakes Train ing school in the Department of Aviation Mechanics. that he has just graduated from the school with the highest score in his class winning the gold medal; There were three prizes offered in gold. one silver an l bronze medal and the Tombstone boy emerged with the gold medal with total average of 3534 out of q possible |. while his next competitor made .3492 Friends of the Tomo stone boy will be pleased to learn of ,Gt.ar0afpanf
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TO WEBB BARBECUE.

a section of one of his
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UP FROM BENSON.

Contractor H. NJ. Eckerman was a visitor yesterday from his camp near Benson. He reports grading wors progressing nicely win ,he rains SO far interfering 5u, Ht.e .n the work
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IN sIs5Ee.

MT. and Mrs R Y. Saunders and Mrs. Holland, mother os Mrs. Saun. ders spent yesterday in Bisbee visi.. ing relatives
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cUnihG PRIMARY NIGHT.

tsp'-;s from around iA4 coul,s it.. d.ca:e tha; the country as well as ,he Warren district and Douglas vii send q number of dancers 10 Tomb stone where they will hear the cleo .!1a returns al the big dance h
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ERE FROM eiseEE.

V. price itmea.aal- e: ...e Eiiir. w,e l A R-.s .1N firm 6. B;sbee vas q visitor in Tombstone yesterday on legal business al the c9gr; house.
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LEGION DANCE tt,h.

LEGION DANCE ttth. Fourr Post of the American legion are making arrangements for dame 10 be given at Legion hall on the night Of the i1th, with the Hi School Jazzers making their final appearance be:ore leaving for Tucson. where they will enter the university. A large crowd is expected both from Tomb stone andSthe surrounding towns. MOVING.
 ". T. Boyd and family have moved rom the Cummings cottage on 6th street 10 the house formerly occupied by K. x. Coplen and family I. E.. Ellis, O. the First National bank ani family have taken the cottage vaca,. cd by the Boyd's.
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IN TOWN.

state Highway Fcrman. J E Iol- rou5 was in town this morning Mr Ho.cJmb Is in charge of the gang nat s removing the rock clts in Tor5s-1ue canyon Of the Bisbee- Tombstone highway. lie is working in conjunction with County Enginee- suy-u and both gentlemen are wei pleased with the progress being mada. One GU; is completely finished and the others uell on the way The bad GU; below the goat ranch where sev. erai accidents occurred is now thing of the past from the danger point O: view f is abour g feet in the clear in A!d.h.
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RETURNED HOME.

Miss Iris Mac.a -;urned home from d six weeks visit in Los Angeles and beach cities w.tl relatives ani friends
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N FROM DRAGONS.

Wm. Dad Fourr well known Co ohise couuty pioneer. was visitor iu old Tombstone yesterday and today with relatives from his ranch in ths Dragons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
ORANGE SPOTS ON A CAT
SOLVE 100000 DYE THEFT
Seventeen Men Captured for Steal
ing 0,000 Pounds of Gcrmany's
Indemnity to L. S.
pUssY's HAIR WAS ANALYzED
Chemist Decides German Dyes Were
Responsible for It's Unique Color.
Released, 1t Led Government
Slcnths to Robbers RooSt.

NEWARK. y. j., Sept. o.-Methods
.ttributed to the scientific detective
modern tales OF mystery. as ap-
>licd to chemical analysis of orange
,olorcd spots on a waterfront cat
brought recovery of 100000 worth of
tolcn German dyes and the arrest
of seventeen mon. the Department
OF Justice bureau here announced
.oday.
Government slcuths assigned to
olive the mystery of who held up
watchmen at State Department
warehouse In Hoboken. where 5000
pounds OF German dyes, as part OF
Germany's indemnity. were being
,eld. and carted the dycstuffs away
in motor trucks, had been at work
on the case for weeks. Suddenly,
attention was attracted by the
TRANCE orange color of spots on a
wharf cat.
Following what amounted to an in
spiration, Department of Justice
agent caught the cat and took il to
chemist, where It's orange hair was
analysed. with tho discovery. it was
stated. that German dyes were re-
ponsible for it's unique color
The cat was then released and
fhadowcd It's ''home" was said to
have been located in house on
River Street. Hoboken. This house
was watched for n long time.
| Last week, as n result OF shadow
! nE visitors to the River Street
| iouse. Department Of Justice agents
aid they had recovered 1000 pounds
OF the stolen dyes on motor truck
in Paterson, and 5000 pounds more
in n Brooklyn warehouse. Arrests
ollowcd by twos and threcs almost
Immediately afterward, 1t was stated
Arrests in tho case were an
nounccd as having included Chris
tian Miller. Richard O'Connor and
Joseph Hoskins. the last named said
to be known as Scranton Joe" in
1ioboken, all in Paterson; Jacob
Widder and George Davis. OF a
Brooklyn dye and chemical company,
who now are held ny n United States
commissioner in $4,000 bail each,
lharged with conspiracy to receive
tolen goods, and Adolph Widder and
Samuel Weiss, OF the same firm. in
Chicago. upon telcEraphic advices
from Newark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
LATER RETURNS CONFIRM
NEWS OF WATSON VICTORY
Hns at Lenst :Ia County Unit Votes
In Hattie for Sena-
tnrSIfn

ATLANTA, GA. Sept 9.-Thomas
q Watson maintained his majority
in the contest for the Democratic
nomination on the face OF incomplete
unofficial returns from yesterdays
primary complied Iate today by tho
Atlanta Journal. Incomplete returns
to the Atlanta Constitution tonight
also indicated Watson's majority.
y run-off will bo necessary to de-
eide the gubernatorial nomination on
he face of complete returns COM
>iled tonight by the Constitution.
Latest figures on the senatorial
rimary were from the Journal, and
Indicated Watson had 213 county
init votes. Governor Dorsey eighty
seven and IIoke Smith. incumbent,
orty-two. These were based on un-
official reports from moro than two
birds Of the counties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
DcsoIation mt Fiyizzano.

FIVIIZANo. ITALY. Sept. 9.-This
ny presents strange appearance
ith ripped houses. pavements piled
b each other and mixture OF
Eoken furniture. smashed glass and
busehold treasures, as a result OF
tuesdays earthquakes. The arcade
the municipal building is stand
|E, although the edificc above col
psed. No vestige OF road remains.
Amidst this scene OF ruin. by a
range chance. almost tho only
uilding standing Is church with
nlfry, while the house attached TO
le church was buried. The entire
smlly of the postmaster. comprising
Ght persons. was buried in the
'ins of the postonicc. with the ex-
,ption of one youth.
The work of rescue is being di-
fcted by Admiral Solari, who came
-om SpeZia, with Flag Lieutenant
iccati and Commander Siriani. The
ork is being carried out by sailors
nd soldiers hurriedly concentrated
ere.