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Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
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MONDAY
HEAVY TRAVEL

~ 80 "a. ~ unusually heavy tra.-
I'c Of auto iart,es through Tomb
sto~s yes.etiiy A constant string OF
Sssisy ioyE,d.rs making the loop
from 8isbee 20 Hereford. Fit. Huachu-
ca 'la Tombstone
HEeE FROM DOUGLAS
sss Anna Burns. cousin of Miss
a4..ir St.u'hers arrived in ;ae
city yesterday aud All remain here
i0f some time IA a visit having tax
en- a position as extra clerk in the
Assessors office
an ASSESSORS OFFICE
Mrs. A. L. Cook has taken posi-
uon IN the assessors office, work on
the tax rolls having started today.
TO GlEEsoN
Deputy County Attorney Joseph
Hansen left this morning for Gleason
where he was csiief on official mat
tiers.
APPEARED seFoRE soARo
T. O Mc;rath, auditor of the Shat
tuck, Arizona Mining company was a
visitor in the city today. appearing
before the board of supervisors on
tax matters.
RETURNED HOME,
Mrs Alma Howell returned this
morning for her home in Los Ange-
les after spending several weeks IL
Tombstone. the guest OF Miss Vera
Smith.
RETURNED HOME
MrssA. n. Gardner returned home
yesterday from Deming. n. NJ.
where she has been the past week
visiting her sister She stopped off
at Deming enroute home from Texas
where she had been with Mr.. Gard
ner on visit.
MARRIED IN PHOENIX
According to word received BY Mr.
and Mrs G. ". Holland. the marriage
of their daughter Rose Holland u
Lieut. Paauin occurred in Phoenix
last week. where Miss Holland is
attending business college The mar
riage is a elimination of romance
which started at Fort Huachuca over
a year ago. where the lieutenant was
located during Miss Hollands connec.
ton with the quartermaster's depart
ment during the war. They will
make their home in Phoenix, where
Lieut. Paquin. since his discharge
from the army is employed or the
Arizona Republican.
AUTO ACCIDENT
While enroute from Bisbee TO
Tombstone yesterday afternoon.
County Treasurer Guy c. Welch had
a rsrrVw escape from serious injury
when an unknown man driving d
Chevrolet touring car attempted to
psss him while travelling at a high
raie Of speed The Chevrolet skidd-
ed across thefroad and smashed head
long into Mr.. welchs car. The ac-
scsent occurred on a straight stretch
OF road this side OF the Divide. and
while neither Nj WEIGH nor the 9th
er driver were injured in any way,
both cars were badly damaged by
the collision and were towed into
Bisbee.
HOME FROM PRESCOTT
Judge A. C. lockwood, Of the SUI.
perior court. returned home yester
day from Prescott where he has been
presiding over the Yavapai county
bench. the local Judge being disquaIi
fed
FROM MeNEAL
T. J. Lesson. well known merchan;
of McNeai, is a business visitor In
the city today.
FROM DOUGLAS
Or. A. W. vannemau, superin;en
dent of the county hospital at Doug
las, is in the county seat today OF
business before the board OF super
yis,rs, which Is in session.
DOUGLAS VISITOR
o. A. Ash. formerly q resident o
Tombstone but how located in Doug
las, was a business visitor in thu
county seat today.
JURY DRAWING
The drawing Of trial jurors to re
port for duty IN Tombstone on Ma.
10th was held in the Superior cour
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
TRAVELLING MAN

J. L. Mays, representing the West
ern Woodenware company and a u
kirkland IF the McMath LithOgraph-
ing company. both o. Fl Paso. were
in town today
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
THURSDAY
. ROM GlEE SON

Paddy Brennan. well known pioneer
prcspector and miner from Gleeson
spent few hours in town today
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
suasiOn
AFTER JURORS

Deputy Sheriff Hal Smith is a:
Pearce and CORTLAND and Deputy
Sheriff! Dick Hayerty is in the Hua-
Chuca district. both subpoaenains
iprnrS
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
IN FROM RANCH

Charley Lacrosse was a visitor in
Tombstone today from his ranch near
Lewis Springs. and reports consider.
able activity in his section.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09

+. Z Curley. assistant counsel for
the defense in the Wootton trial. lief:
the hospital yesterday at Bisbee and
Is now at the Copper Queen hotel.
where he is rapidly convalescing.
BACK FROM HOSPITAL
Mrs. Guy c. WEIGH is now a; homs,
having returned from the Copper
Queen hospital. where She has been
confined for the past three weeks
due to an operation. She is reco'-
ering swiftly. and will soon be able
T. be about. which is pleasing news
to her many local friends
FROM RANCH
VIM. Cowan was a visitor in iowa
today from his ranch in Government;
Draw.
TO VALLEY
Deputy sheriff Hal Smith left this
morning for a trip to Johnhon, ORA
COON. Cochise. Wilcox Pearce ami
valley points subpoaening jurors
He was accompanied by his mother,
Mrs Z. Smith and Mrs. A. Stranger
TO TUCSON
Miss Evangeline Cline. advance di'
rector of the ChautauQua which will
be in Tombstone from the sth until
the l1:h. left this morning for Tue
son on a similar mission.
FROM BENSON
President A. G. Smith of the 90
chise County State Bank was visit
or in town today from Benson. He
reports delegates from all parts OF
the county will be in ST. David
Thursday for the big rally called 10
promote the building OF the Charles
ton dam. and that Benson and ST.
David are making elaborate prepare.
lions for the entertainment Of the
visitors.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
PRISONERS ARRAIoNEO

An arraignment OF prisoners in the
county jail. preparatory TO the set
ting Of the criminal calendar was
held by Judge Lockwood today. and
Ponce De Leon. charged with sta.
tutOry case. was released on life
time suspended sentence, while Louis
Lachuga. arrested in CORTLAND.
charged with transporting liquor was
released for want of sufficient evil
dence.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
TO sIssEE

Miss Abbie Holland who has been
here the past two months leaves
this evening FOR Bisbee. where she
aill again locate with relatives
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
FRIDAY
TOURISTS

TOURISTS
C. II. Jones and Chas. Wolfe All
wives al OF Tempe. passed through
Tombstone today enroute to the
e., on trip overland
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
CANDIDATE FOR
STATE SECRETARY HERE

Mrs. Nellie Hayward. candidate for
secretary OF State on the Democratic
ticket. whose home is in Douglas was
a visitor in Tombstone today. in the
Interests OF her candidacy and will
remain here over night. continuing
on 10 St David tomorrow. where
she viii! take in the Charleston dam
celebration Mrs. Hayward is well
known in Tombstone. having resided
here while acting as county steno-
grapher during the first part of ].
F. Ross administration as county az
.,orney and has large following OF
friends both here ana about the
county.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
JUNIOR cHAurAuoUA PARADE

a parade OF the junior Chautauqua
members was held last evening with
large number OF school children in
costume marching and in autos. The
parade made a very favorable i'm
preston on the grown-ups on what
is to be expected when the junior
Chautauqua is 10 be presented.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
TOOK IN DANCE

A number of local people motorei
down TO St David last night follow
ing the celebration TO attend the
dance given as closing event for
the celebration. The Fort Huachuca
military band furnished the music.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
RETURNED FROM eISBEE

Senator c. VI. Roberts returned to-
day from Bisbee. where he went yes,
terday 10 meet with the Warren Dis
trict Commercial club on road mat
tiers. He will remain in the city
over night leaving tomorrow for s..
David where he will attend the
Charleston Dam celebration and NEE;
with democrats from all over tn.
state.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
FROM DOUGLAS

NJ Morihland of Macarthur Brothers
Of Douglas. spent the day in the city.
BOUGHT ChEvROlETS
F.. 4. Hughes and II. C. Amy are
the proud owners OF new Chevrolet
touring cars bought through Ray Il
krebs. local dealer today. and will
initiate them TOMORROW by taking IL
the Charleston Dam celebration a;
St David.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
NOTHING DOING

Dainty Vivian Martin will make
very attractive entertainment in
The Third Kiss" at the Crystal to-
morrow night, just such an entertain
meni as will round off the day spent
at St David at the big Charleston
dam promotion meeting There vii!
also be a reel Of Burton Holmes
pictures
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
TO ST. DAVID

Theodore Hoy, one OF the publish
ers and proprietors o. the Bsbee
Ore. arrived in Tombstone last night,
continuing en- to ST. David this morn.
ing with the Tombstone delegation.
He was accompanied by his wife.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
SILK STOCKING cIus

The Silk Stocking club held its
regular meeting yesterday at the
home OF Mrs. Alice Kuchenbecker. A
dainty luncheon was served by the
hostess and those who filled the
tables We're: Mrs. a. II. Gardner.
Mrs. Geo. Henshaw. Mrs. Joseph
Hansen. Mrs. A. E. Davis. Mrs. Chas.
Allen. Mrs. W. T. Walker. Mrs r. y.
French. Mrs. Wn. Lutley. Mrs
Douglas Gray, and the hostess. The
silk stockings were Won by Mrs
Chas. Allen.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
DEPUTY SHERIFF FINED

According 20 the Bisbee Review %
this morning Deputy Sheriff II. Mid
kiff paid fine of s. in the Bisbee
police court yesterday following his
arrest on a charge OF disturbing the
peace. in which he was said to hav-
struck youth named Patsy Chris
Benderach. while investigating a
charge o. being a dope fiend agains-
the youth in the office of the city
Jail.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
CATrlSMAk HERE

Harry Hasselgren. we'll known
ca,,leman Of Lewis Springs and Gov
eminent Draw spent few hours in
Tombstone this morl.ns before con-
;!nuing on to St David 10 take in
the celebration.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
VISITING DAUGHTER

Mrs A. Klaw came over yesterday
from Bisbee and is spending a few
days here the guest OF her daughter.
Mrs Joseph Hansen.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
ENTITLED TO 1T

II weshiye had dance in the
months gone by that has been EMIT
led TO more patronage than the one
TO be given By the Tombstone Band
a, the Schierel.n Hall next Thurs
day night. then our memory serves
Us not 4, all well. This dance will
and ought to be the banner event OF
the season II the weather Is warm
there will be no objection 10 the
gentlemen wearing shirt waists" and
as the ventilation OF the Scheiffe!ia
IS perfect. Old man hot weather"
may be further combatted by the gen
tlemen appearing as indicated. The
main thing is, have you got your
ticket
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
pictures
BIG 0OiNGS

BIG 0OiN0S
This is a busy week in Tucson
with the Masonic fraternity. The
first four days are devoted to Sco:-
,ish Rite work and Friday and SAT-.
urday viii be the Shriner even:
Among the Tombstone Masons at
tending and enroute are VIM
Schmidt, A Wentworth. Tony Gia
coma, T. A. Hughes, John Giacoms
A. c. Karger and several others go
ing over ;omorrow and next day.
MiscHIEvIoUs
Boys bent on destruction of any
thing they can injure. broke a win
dow IN the Masonic dining room to
day. Breaking windows is favor
lite pas;-time for many Tombstone
youths.
COMING UP
Tickets are now being sold for the
band boys dance TO be given at the
schieffe!in Hail. May IA. and they
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
TO PHOENIX

A s Cook went 20 Phoenix yester-
day where he Will be absent for sew
eral days on a business mission.
IN sisBEE
Assistant County Attorney Jos.
Hansen was in Bisbee yesterday
where he was called on official bust
ness Mr. Hansen is candidate for
count attorney and reports that he
is receiving much encouragement in
the Warren distric'.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
RETURNED FROM DOUGLAS

Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty, re.
turned home today from Douglas
where he went or official business
SETTING OF CALENDAR
The setting OF the civil and Grim
iRal calendar :or The term OF cour;
which starts next Monday. the 10th
was had in the Superior cours today
b. Judge Lockwood attorneys from
all paris OF the county being in at
tendance The criminal calendar
will be the shortest IN many months.
it : announced. although there are
quite number OF civil jury cases
which viii occupy the court until tn :
tria! o: the blanket warrant in the
deportation cases sill. start on June
7;h
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
BACK FROM HOSPITAL
FROM RANCH

VIM. Cowan was a visitor in iowa
today from his ranch in Government;
Draw.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
TO Ell PASO

Miss Eta Sanders and sister. Mrs.
A. s. Cook left last evening for Ell
Paso. where they will spend several
days visiting their sister, Miss Min
ME Sanders. who is attending bus.-
ness college there
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09

Charles Niies and family motored
0yar from Bisbee yesterday and
B-ayin and family
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
ATTORNEYS HERE

Among the attorneys in the city TO
day to attend the setting Of the civil
and criminal calendar for the com
ing regular term OF the superior
court beginning on May 10th. were
Harry z. Pickett. Maurice Blumen-
thai. Bruce Stephenson. A VI.
Sames. ". E. Abraham. Judge F. VI.
Doal, Douglas and s X. Williams.
J. W. Ross, E. J. Flanagan, Alex
Murray. Fred Suffer OF Bisbee
DOUGLAS J. p.
Justice OF the Peace W. c. Jacks
OF Douglas was a visitor in Tomb
stone today having business at the
courthouse. Judge Jacks is well
known Democrat OF the smel.er city
and has a large following of friends
abou; the county.
FROM DOUGLAS
Cleve Irby was a visitor in town to
day from Douglas.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
FROM COURTlANO

B. 3. Clayton of CORTLAND was a
visitor in the county seat today
from CORTLAND. having business at
the courthouse
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
OLD TIMER DIES

According to word received here.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
NoGAlES STAGE
yiSu ed HERE

The SJgales stage had break
down near Sono.ta yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
RETURNeo FROM VACATION

n ShNcD NV" sHSH' WV
W a Sheriff.. assistant clerk OF
the board Of supervisors returned
home today following a two weeks
vacation, which he spent in the south
ern part OF the county
TOURISTS
Many tourists are passing over the
Borderland and they are speaking
very highly of the Borderland route.
especially through Cochise and Pima
counties.
BROUGHT PIONEERS
Deputy Sheriff Sam Boucher Of
Douglas brought up load of prison
ers for the county Jail this afternoon
most OF them bound over to await
action of the Superior Court.
SOME RIDER
Tom Mix. who is the best rider OF
the many screen artists will be seen
at the Crystal tomorrow nigh; in
The Feud"
The Washington times., 1920-05-16

trees. ons-6fth to be pear trees.
and one-fourth to be peach trees.
All OF the pear trees must be in
one row and all OF the pearch
trees must be In one row. But
| Will not pay you more than 800
for the job"
Tho nurserymsn took the con-
tract and completed II.
How many trees of each kind
did he set out7 How much did he
get for each tree7 J. p. w.
The Washington times., 1920-05-16
A FRUIT TREE PROBLEM.

Here Is one that has not been
printed: A farmer wishing TO
plant an orchard. consulted n
nurseryman.
The nurseryman said: "I will
set out as many trees as you wish
at IS per tree"
The farmer said: II want nine
rows OF trees with 1ve trees IN
each row. one-half To be apple
The Washington times., 1920-05-16
DO GIRLS DO THIS.

May pay my respects TO the Flos-
sies who stoop' to accompany you in
a cheap little serviceablc machine and
then gloom your entire evening by
coyly mentioning the chummy road.
sters and $4,000 sedans they usually
ride In? And yet they can be seen
fighting for street car straps on their
way to and from work EDDIE.
The Washington times., 1920-05-16

all around US in the tides that COULD do
our work, and the heat of the sun that
OUGHT to do it.
But of all wasted power, the greatest
waste is INSIDE THE HUMAN SKULL,
that "temple of ivory" in which everything
is possible.
The Washington times., 1920-05-16
Sports and Pictures
In This Section

spinning jenny. flying machine. automobile ALL WERE
DUG OUT OF THAT MINE or WEALTH THE HUMAN
BRAIN by those to sit STILL but everlastingy
saying to their brains "You shall work
Whatever man can IMAGINE, he CAN do
+ This statement is not exaggerated We thought
Of flying for centuries and we fly although fools
laughed while workers studied.
We think Of using the unlimited heat of the sum-
and the gigantic electrical charge Of EARTH the great
battery which i've and shall utilize those
sources Of power day.
Why not think about IL? The secret, probably very
simple is hidden somewhere inside Of YOUR skull Dig
1t out.
Or If it seems too big task to harness heat
earth electricity pick something your size and
work at THAT. Only the childish will say II do think
but Of anything important" You do not strike oil
inches down. the successful gold digger does not stop
after he has dug down two yards, tunnel ten
feet into the hillside.
The miner finds gold by keeping his eyes everastingy
open he goes prospecting and working hard when he
feels that he has found the place to dig
human being finds in his brain the mental gold that
yields results by keeping the EYES OF THE MIND
INCREASINGLY OPEN as he goes prospecting through
e then working hard and ceaselessy when he has found
the idea that justifes earnest digging
reservoir of thought Do not become discouraged you
fail the first day. first year. first ten years. to find what
you want something that you think really worth while
Thoughts come into the brain mysterousy from above
messages down the wireless receiver The receiver
must be there and it must be RECEIVER, not non
conductor.
If you make your mind RECEIVER, by keeping
it open, by being ready for thought and If you keep
constantly specuating, questioning yourself, thinking
on what you see, the thought will come.
One trouble with many Of is that we allow the
channel through which thought travels to become clogged
up; or deliberately stuff up the passageway with little
half baked opinions Of own or we accept other
peoples rsadymads ideas and worst of ALL the ready
made idea, 1T cant be done
Among things that CAN be DONE and WILL be done,
human beings have made hardly beginning.
We have is true travelled far beyond the man that
never the other side of his mountain and killed or
ran from every living creature We TALK around the
earth SAIL around it, almost control it.
But are still mentally glued to the earth few of
us have learned to think beyond it and above it.
The body of has found its wings, in the flying
machine actually before the brain of the average
has found the wings of AMBITION and MENTAL
COURAGE that should set free from all limitations
The little boy in Mr. McCay's picture sends his kite
up toward the clouds The thinking man sends his
thought toward the Clouds and refuses to be held down.
Inside of every skull there are undeveoped a mil
lion ideas million possibilities.
Work constantly at your own MINE OF THOUGHT.
The Washington times., 1920-05-16

LIMERIcKING FOR FUN.
II. and y. fans limerick for fun,
and there are some good lines on the
desk swaitiug publication. Those
stu full Of short original limericks
on local subjects may now send them
In at intervals so as to be ready for
some real fun.
The Washington times., 1920-05-16
Does a squirrel bark? L. B.P.
AT THE MOVIES

Our reinforced tin turkey usit rnodsD
got US to the movies after one blowout
We sat far back. Phelan and McHenry
showed a picture OF the beach at Miami
They wanted 10 20 down and play in the
sand Lkttle MoHenry tried 20 call q DEG
The Washington times., 1920-05-16

you thought you had an oil well in your back yard.
you would manage somehow other drill down. looking
for the oil II you believed that gold mine existed in your
front yard your hours and your friends would
be spent in digging.
somebody invited you to 60 out and waste time, you
would reply: Don't bother me; ! own gold mine and
put In all of my spare time digging that"
Every one of US DOES own an upworked field OF
wealth. of greater possibilities than any oil well or gold
mine and of neglect the possibilities systematically
and thoroughly from the cradle middle and from
middle age the other resul cradle which is the grave
Everything now really worth while is due to the think
ing, IMAGINING power in the brain Of man
From the power that puts here and keeps us here
whether will or not we inherited three things:
Matter the earth under our feet
Force, the energy of lightning, steam magnetism etc
INTELLIGENCE the directing thinking power with
out which the other two would be worth nothing.
Every man has in himself mine or well Of inteli-
gence usually undeveloped unworked Our task is to dig
drill and KEEP AT IT until strike something worth
while
This editorial with Mr. McCay's striking picture is
published in the hope that will make some among the
millions of young people that the newspapers in which
it is printed say themselves why don't look inside
my OWN HEAD for what want, instead Of expecting
somebody to hand it to me ready made?"
II Is all question OF WILL WHICH means oeJermlna-
Gon, power to control yourself.
Outside of the idiot asylum, and the lowest ranks Of
subnormal intelligence there is plenty Of power in every
brain bring useful success the mind could be put
work.
The trouble is that here and there, we have few,
working studying, drilling into their gray matter and
around them millions that drift content absolutely like
sheep that nbbe grass and weeds to take what is under
their nose and look for nothing else.
For hundreds Of thousands of years human beings
lived satisfied with tools for killing animals and each
other such they could make from rough pieces Of
stone. f| .. *E,...
For centuries they content to take the sharp
they found them fastening them to the end
Of stick with the entrails snews of dead animals
Here and there, little thinking, not satisfied with
selecting the sharpest stones made the fnts sharper
and of different shape by chipping them. =.
The American Indians, when here to edu
cate and exterminate hem had reached the stage Of
chipping hints for their arrows They used no metal
content to kill each other
After the age of stone the ago of bronze
Millions had gone along content with stone, when
thinker keeping his mind open and observing that the
intense heat of fire melted metals produced weapons
and utensils of bronze soft, but great improvement
stone.
Then came iron and steel, foundations Of our indus
trial development skeleton Of gigantic skyscrapers
material with which murder each other with
efficiency unknown to the stone age
Stone bronze steel gunpowder dynamite steam en- fne
The Washington times., 1920-05-16

Whatever man can IMAGINE, he can
DO. He brings lightning down from the
sky, as Franklin did with his kite; he sends
building of stone up into the clouds where
the lightning travels.
Power lies dormant, going to waste
The Washington times., 1920-05-16

satin suits. II might make some
OF them look more like dressed
up dolls. Some OF them paint their
cheeks and pluck their eyebrows.
NJ. NJ. r.
The Washington times., 1920-05-16
THEY CAN'T SOLVE THIS.

A news story says it costs one
sixth Of cent a word TO report
what Capitol statesmen say. How
long will II take for them to DO
one-sixth Of cents worth Of good
for the public in general?
READER
The Washington times., 1920-05-16

Botanical Gsrdens Pennsylvania avenue
and First street side?
2. How long has the large corner stone
for the Arlington bridge been lying In the
Naval Hospital grounds across from the
one time brewery Crwerty-sisth and ID
stsD7 ,--.
,s1h. fast or II goes the lees speed VI has"
b. T. sOCKRIDER.