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Evening journal., 1920-10-23

Then stuck two fingers IN
His mouth and whIstled loud.
lie raised his left knee high
And gave a little kick
Inc dumb show them began
some blades or grass 10 pick
And when hc waved his arms
And hOllcrcd loud "Bs-pah-hw
The Jurors an laid hack
And laughed a loud ha ha.
They never lcft their seats,
But praised the lawyers Plea.
They took a vote right there
And set his client free.
They see their duty and
They done H. to a man.
For every fellow was
A loyal baseball fan.
VIII an miss Hughey JENNINGS.
whether we've seen him In action OF
not because he Is a picturesque fig-
urc IN baseball, a fighter from way
back, whose "Eo-yah" Is known from
coast 20 coast.
He has quit his lob as manager ar
tnc Detroit Tigers. The assumption
ls that he Is golns 10 devote All his
time 70 his law practice Tho Hot
stove League has received rtrmors that
he Is TO manage The Yankees and tho
Cubs.
In his letter OF resignation he said
be would always wish the Detroit
team all the success in the world. but
he can hardly do that and manage no
lanks, a rival team In the American
Leagtie. some think this statnmeut
indicates he will succeed Fred MAoh-
ell as boss OF the Chicago team IN
the National League
he can manage in mo Nationat
league and Wish thc Tigers All th0
luok In the world without Offending
| anybody.
However. Hughey is a lawyer now
/ lie Is a solicitor In Mlkesbarre-
which Is In Pennsylvania and not i'm
| England. so he does not have 10 wear'
wig 10 cover those Justly ron0wned
auburn tresses.
His lactics on the ball field are we'll
known. lie is the pepery KID. He ie
] shouting waving his arms. Kicking
his legs. /whistlng. hoRering "Ee-
/ yah" and 'plucklnr grass an Inc time
his team Is at bat.
/ we dont Know 80 mucn Anout nlU
demoanor In the court room. I'm
/ doubleday It's a different. There's no
grass IN a court room and the baillfH
won't stand for any "Ec-yahs"
However. Hughey's reputation as an
aggressive and honest baseball player
and manager won't hurt him any in
court. The Judge and Jury are yet 70
be moi who havrnt a soft spot in
their hearts for a baseball hero.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23

surprising n he isn't ranked di The
top when the men receive their nnal
raings this fall.
The husky Panihcrs fullback. Hew-
10. has developed into a star under
Warner. lie is regarded as another
McLaren. When Hewitt lunFes at the
opposing line with his 2i0 pounds IL
cuimplcs. He's one OF the best plung-
NJ backs in NE game today.
There's mu'h OF The super-work In
Davies playing whether nee rum
rinc with me ball nunging or boot
ing the leather. Coach Warner makes
no bones about picking his star half
back as a sure selection for the myth
ical All-Amorican eleven this year
Coach Warmers panthers are as
powerful IN their attack as In former
years.
And the Syracuse-Piit game was
the nrst real test Of the coaching
ability OF Chrk Meehan. on whom
the mantle of Coach Buck ONeln. for
so manw years coach at Syracuse,
has fallen.
O'Neill siill makes frequent trips 10
Syracuse TO help Mcchan In his dui-
ics Chick was one of the greatest
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
MARRIAGE IICENNS

NlagIsirate brOnan mas Issued
marriage licenses tor Ernest C. Wells,
40 Washington street. 90 Viola VI.
Smith. 1888 West Fourth street; Nor
man Cleayer 20 Viola Long, both OF
Chmsliana.
Magistrate Stadley has issued H.
censes for George w. Clark. Naamaus,
TO Tllie Ohrman, Baltimore; William
+. Ross, 1926 Poplar street, 10 Ella
Crummel. i3 Wesl Twelfth street.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23

the eve Of big games and the loss Of
a single star often puts ilgger 10
The dope OF what might have been"
Coach Glenn Warmers p1n.hers
crossed the Orange line on a series of
tandem passes before On black clouds
wept, while Syracuse evened the ac-
count column later during a rain
storm when Gulck. tackle, s0oopcd
mp the slippery bail on a fumhlrd
play and raced 30 yeards for a touch
down. tying The score
Boh sides fumhled In about even
proportions. Neither could punt the
wet leather much over 30 yards. For
ward passing was about an even
break on ground gained
The panihers displayed fast set
OF backs In Anderson. Davies and
HEWITT along with .he brilliant play
ing OF Cayta.n Stein at center.
PITT was weakened by the absence
of Quarterback Holleran, VINO is out
n the game temporarily with an in
iured arm. But ll0llcran will be
back In the lineup soon. He's one Of
thc crack signal callers OF the eastern
schools this year, and u VIII not be
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
S9c-CANDY sPECIALS-sgc.

Lucia Ass0rtad Chocolates In one
pound boxes SOC. the pound. Marian
Almonds. Chocolate Covered double
dipped. soc. the pound. A full assort-
meni Of Page and Shaws assorted
chocolates and confeciions.
DANFORTH'S DEPENDABLE DRUGS,
Market and Second StS.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23

Srved at The college Commons.
Speakers this afternoon win include
A. r. spaid. State Commissioner OF
Education. Miss Ruth Jones. Mise
Mary r. Ricn and Or. G. 5. Os.ncup.
The teachers will ba entertained
This evening at the Womens College
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
GnEENII,iT nd pIAY.

BALTIMORE. Oc 20. Johnnie
Klein has announced tha. he has
sisnod Ralph Greenleaf, the worlds
pocket billiard champion. 10 appear
al his academy on October 2s and
%.
Klein certainly made a i0-strike In
securing The champion as the Boy
Wonder Is slated 10 defend his title
next month at Chicago and win not
appear again In The east for several
months
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
|SlI I'm. !. IS 8 Ll i. / | .t53''II|

Yep You've been a good old year
With gold your WINS arc waxed.
But gosh how all Nose Jumps viii
shrink
Next spring when you are taxed.
While all the returns aren't In yet
on just how much Jack the fans paid
10 get inside or Americas ball parks
TO holler, yet The estimate rings the
cash register at 40 million and up.
Even the teams that finished down
where the mushrooms grow best have
turned a proh.
The pin pastors which s'dckrkcd
with Babe Ruth this year nnd that
hey only made mere dizzy two
two million bucks.
Nobody lost a dime In baseball this
summer except those who picked
Brooklyn TO win NE world series
Tho World Champion Indians have
iiSokcd about SSl0OlO together Knock
on a hundred thou and that reads
about right for me Dodgers receipts.
Even me Giants, who carous~d
around the bottom OF the ladder for
the nrst fow weeks OF me schedule
but who finally kicked the Reds 20
the pennant chariot, Tapped up a cool
million.
The White sox made an kinds Of
MONEY. All kinds-is right.
IT'S swell u make a pile OF dough
To heap 70 up IN siacks-
But soon well have with ms again
The gent called lncomc Tax.
New York slate Is going 10 dras
down a few dimes OF mis- spring epi-
demlc. or the players sharing In the
world series games 1926 will help N
the upkecp Of the Empire STATE.
Ten million bucks for baseball. n
isn't all clear prO0i. however. They'll
have TO spend quite a bit of that f0I
wh.tewash.
MAYBE THuSIL HAPPEN
The Judge was on the bench.
The Jury m the box,
The prosecutor was
a versatile old fox.
lie made a speech reptile
With fancy elOQucnco.
A verbal p0tpourri
Of folderol and eence.
lie gave them iigurs. facts.
Hyperhole and dope
Until the prisoner thought
He'd surely stretch a rope.
lie was about 10 stand
And make a riilty plea.
And ask FOR mercy 10
Escape uhc gallOws tree.
When his attorney rose.
TO Judge and Jury bowed
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
CENTREVILLE DEFEATS
EASTON HIGH TEAM

EAsToN, Nd. oct ga large
crowd was present at Federal Park
yesterday 90 witness the opening
game OF football between the Easton
and Cenireyille Hgh School teams.
Both put up a good. sti1 game. but
the home team was too light for the
visitors and lost. i3 10 G. Lineup:
Easl0n Cen ntrnVffia
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
eac-CANDY SPECTALS-s9c

Lucia Assorted Chocolates In one
pound boxes 500. the pound Marian
Almonds Chocolate Covered. double
dipped. 500. the pound. a full assort-
mcnt OF paCe and ShaWs assorted
chocolates and confeciions.
DANFuRTH'S DEPENDABLE DRUGS,
Market and Second Sls.-AdV.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
SATURDAY SPORT
FOOTBALL.

Ninth Ward VS.. Parkside at Twenty
second and ClaymOnt.
Delaware Us. Haverford. al Newark
Eden vs.. White Circle, at Rockford
Park.
ChesroOk vs.. Chester, at Harlan
Field
Keystone vs.. Grcenbank, at Green
hank.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
pIENTN nE sI-ns

DANNlLLE, Ky. - Centre College
used fourteen substitutes in the game
against Pennsylvania. The wonder
eleven showed straight football In
piling uD marathon score Of % " D.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
M TAlInIIs sIIITI.

MISSOULA. M0nt.-The University
OF Montana eleven uses The Minnesota
Bierman was a former University OF
Minnesota backleld star.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
GENERAL SPORT.

Closing matinee at ElSmere.
TrapshOoting at w. I. A. and Green
hill Clubs.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
GEORGETOWN BLANKS CAMBRIDGE

GEORGETOWN, Oct.- 23.-GeOrge
town High School continued iis win
ming streak by defeating the strong
Cambridge. Md, team, 200 They
have not been scored on this year,
and todays game virtually clinched
the scholastic championship Of the
Eastern shore. Lineup:
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
DUPONT MEN TO
PLAY SOCCER

Soccer games will be started al he
DUPONT Country Club This afternoon.
The baseball field has been put in
shape and goal posts have been in
stalled The layout IS said by SOC
Ger players 10 be as nne a one as can
be found anywhere In mis- neighbnr-
hood Dunlap, who coaches the
Friends School tenn, has agreed 10
coach the soccer teams.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23

The cream OF both the older par
Ties are on the Prohibition Ticket
Vote for ihem.-Adv
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
TIiNNENas HAT IN

NEW 1oRk-Gene punnoy has cast
his hat In the ring as desiring "a
crack at Georges Carpenter. Tun-
ncy's manager, Bagley. says his
nehter '"will take The Frenchman" II
given a chance.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
NEW CHICKS

MEMPHlS-Tom Watson, president
OF the Memphis baseball club, has
announced that the 1921 Chicks VIII
ho virtually a new outnt. He is draft
ing and buying players.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
Cambridge

SubstitutiOns-Simmons. Tor klllen,
Robbins for Mobray, Tyler for Rob
inson. TOuchdowns-Abc 9. West
4. Goals from tOuchdowns-Joh
2. Time OF quarters-i2 minutes.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23

Study No Prohibition Tlcket.-Adv
Evening journal., 1920-10-23

His lactics on the ball ield are weIr
known. lie Is the pcppcry KID. He ID
shouting. waving his arms, Kicking
his legs. Jwhistlng. ho3ering "Ee--
yah" and 'pluckIng grass an the time
his team Is at bat.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23

We don't know 80 much about HE
demoanor In the court room. Tn
doubtcdly It's a different. There's no
won't stand for any "Eo-yahs"
Evening journal., 1920-10-23

However. Hughey is a lawyer now
he Is solicitor In Mllkesbarre-
which Is In Pennsylvania and not i'm
England so he does not have 20 wear
a wig 10 cover those Justly rcnowne6
auburn trcsSes.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23

Tie has quit his Job as manager ar
tno Detroit Tigers. The assumption
y mat he Is gOlng 10 devote AN his
Time 10 his law practice. Tho Hot
Stove League has received rtmors that
ne Is TO manage The Yankees and tho
Cubs.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23

VIII an miss Hurhey JennineS.
whether we've seen ham In action or
not because he Is a picturesque flg-
urc In baseball, a fighter from way
back, whose "Bo-yah" Is known from
coast 20 coast.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
SATURDAY
FROM DOS CAsEZAS

Prof. J. A. Rocxfellow returned
this morning from Dos Cabezas.
where he has been located the past
few weeks completing surveys on
mining claims in that district. He
reports much mining activity in the
district and a number of new COM
panies forming for the development.
OF the famous gold district. John
Kohlen. formerly of Tombstone is
now in charge OF the Dives rompany
mill and is getting good results, Mr..
Rockfellow states and the Black
Prince is hauling machinery for the
erection Of a concentrator.
RETURNED FROM SOUTH
County Engineer Sid Smyth re-
turned home today following an alb
sence of a month which he spent in
the south. Leaving here last month
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
SUNDAY. MAY 8, 1920

Mr. Smyth frs: visited a short wnile
II Texas. continuing on 20 Rot
springs. Ark. snere he was one az
me Cachise county delegates to n,
Good Roads convention. From there
he continued to his old home at An
n.s;on. Alabama. whore he has rela-
tiyes. Mr. Smyih reports that the
South is prcspering and many new
factories are springing up. particu-
.oriy in the iron fields foE the manu-
facture Of pipe and iron produts. He
was surprised 10 find his old home
city prospecting as never before and
with a population of almost $4,000
shown in the last census.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
MADE POSSIBLE

The great meeting a; 81. David,
held yesterday. would have been i'm
possible a few years ago, insofar as
the people attending the meeting and
returning home the same day This
was made possible BY the auto and
good roads. Hundreds of people road
Cor the first time over the Tombston1
Benson road and were most agreea.
bly, surprised at the excellence OF tina:
highway and especially at the fine
nstruction and engineering per.
formed in the location and construc.
tion of the grades through the var
ious washes on the route.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09

are selling quite freely as they should
as the local band bcys are entitled
to the support of every organization
in town that has given any dances
during the past season since the fact
is that the boys have been most gen
erous 20 all such ORGANIZATIONS.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09

AJO-New Cornelia declares regu-
lar quarterly dividend of 25 cents
JEROME-Verde Inspiration mine
starts mining and milling operations.
SAN CARLOS-San Carlos bridge
idle for years, now open to traffic.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09

The setting OF the civil aud crin-
;na calendar for the coming term
VIII BE- telj b JGige lockwood OF
"Wednesday. the sth
Besides the civil case. several
criminal actions wil. he heard dus.
ing the uortb. when al attempt will
be u-,de . ciesr the calendar before
The blsnse IeportA,i,n case IS sta-;.
&c.
noGALEs STAGE
The SJsa,es stage had break
down near Sono:ta yesterday.
VISITED HERE
Charles Wiies and family motored
over from Bisbee yesterday and
spent the day with Mrs. George
B-avin and family
oLEEsoN CELEBRATION
Many auto parties from Tomb
stone motored to G!eeson yesterday
20 take in the cowboy sports staged
Rre by the puuchers OF the Sui
phur Springs valley. One of the
largest crowds that ever gathered in
Gleason for an affair of this kind was
present. and keen competition mark
ed the contests between the COW
boys. A dance was held in Taylor's
Hall Saturday night by the com
mftees.
DANCE At PEARcE
Several auto loads OF Tombsto
dance fans went to Pesrce Saturday
night where they attended the dance
held in Hubby hail The Douglas
Jazz orchestra provided the music
and many Of the local folk remained
over night in Pearce. going on 10
the Stronghold yesterday where they
attended the picnic given by the
Stronghold Farmers Association
They report the affair a success and
largely attended.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE HERE

o +. Patterson. for the past six
years deputy sheriff stationed a:
Apache was in Tombstone today en-
route To St David. where he goes %
take in the big Charleston celebra.
ton. Mr.. Patterson has announce
himself candidate for sheriff on the
Republican ticke, and cites his rec
ORD as peace officer during the
time that he has served this county
as deputy sheriff Mr. Patteron has
4 record OF fairness and impartiality
ana one o; enforcement Of laws, es-
necia.ly the prohibition laws in his
end 81 the county. the gateway to
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
WEDNESDAY
HAD NARROW ESCAPE

jim Giacoma had a narrpw escap.
from serious injury and possible
death yesterday, when slab o! rock
weighing about four tons fell from
the roof of the drift, in which ne was
WORKING az the Lucky Cuss mine
Mr Giacoma and Dominick GiacOlet.
20 are leasing al the Lucky Cuss AM
in pryiug Of loose rock on the cell
ing uf the drift. the whole slab came
down. with the result that Jim's left
,eg vas severely bruised by a E.anc-
ing blow. Had he not stepped back
in time serious consequences would
have resulted
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
COMMITTED TO ASYLUM

Eas, on a trip overland.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
FROM BENSON
TO APPEAR BEFORE
COMM RCIAl CLUB

Supervisors c. NJ. Roberts and
Chairman l. c. E. Adams left this
morning for Bisbee. where they have
been asked to appear before the War
rem District Commercial club al a
meeting called to discuss matters
concerning the Bisbee district
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
NOT iSvITATiONAl

The play to be given al the High
School building tonight by the Iu-
NOR ana Senior grades is no: an in
yitationai affair as was enormously
Stated in yesterdays paper. but the
public in general is invited 70 attend
The students and faculty have made
every effort 10 make the affair 4
success.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09

ject and says he hopes to live to see
the day when he will realize his
dreams.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
New Mexico
sUPL SvIsoRAL CANDIDATE

HtHE
John i. Ne sbury. candidate FOR su-
pcry:scr On the Democratic ticket
yas in tombstone yesterday and To-
doy going on down 10 81. David this
morning u attend the celebration
He announces that matters are look
ing pretty bright for his nomination
and so fa- no opposition has devel-
cpcd against his candidacy.
TO DOUGLAS
deputy County Engineer H. c. Stuil
went 20 Douglas today. where he was
called owing TO a difficulty which
mas arisen over the right-of-way of
road to be bull, through the mill
tary camp. The contract had already
been let. when opposition developed
from TIE army authorities after the
Douglas citizens had promised all
rights OF way clear. 1t is expected
the matter will be amicsbly straight
ened cu;.
THROUGH TO ST. DAVID
A party composed OF c. NJ Remand
merchant, F. l.. Bryant. superinten.
dent of the Commonwealth Mining
Com )any and w. II. Wilson, agent for
the A +. at Pearce we're In Tomb.
81 ne frdsy en- route TO St. David.
VISITING DAUGHTERS
MIS-. Butler. mother of Mrs. Sophia
Bishop and Mrs. Mary Bravin is
visiting in the city from her home in
Lowell the guest of her daughters.
FROM LEWIS SPRINGS
Jim Wolfe, well known pioneer cat
tleman of Lewis Springs was in
Tombstone today on business. Mr.
Wolfe. who has resided near the
proposed site of the Charleston dam
is very much interested in the pro
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
MAJOR KELLY HERE
EN- ROUTE TO ST. DAVID

Major George II. Kelly of the Doug,
las Daily International, arrived in
Tombstone last evening. remaining in
the city over night This morning
he continued on TO St. David TO az.
tend the celebration and boos, for
the Charleston dam
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
TO DOUGLAS

Deputy Sheriff: Harry Rafferty,
ven. 10 Douglas this morning where
he will attend to official business
He will return home this evening,
bringing two prisoners as Tar back
as Lowell
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
GOING TO RIFLE SHOOT

Tombstone Is preparing good
team OF members OF the Tombstone
Rifle club 20 send TO the Arizona
state Rifle association matches a
Tucson or Friday and Saturday. May
: and 5 The team has been at prac-
tice for the past several weeks. ami
from the way the boys have beea
conducting themselves on the local
range i looks - il they will bring
home the bacon
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
TUESDAY
HIGH SCHOOL PLAY FRIDAY

HIGH SCHOOL PLAY FRIDAY
The junior and senior English
classes of the High School will pre-
sent play al the High School build.
ing Friday evening entitled: "Aun;
Sophronia at College" The students
and faculty have been at work for
some time and the p.aylet is prom
ised to be a success.
TO elseEE
Mr. and Mrs A. E Davis motored
TO Bisbee today on visit;
TO FORT
Cashier X " Coplen OF the Co
Fort Huachuca today on business
FROM eLEEsoN
Judge VI. ]. Sullivan and Z. W.
Crozier. butcher o. Gleason Wer
visitors in the city today
FROM ST. DAVID
J. \ Curtis, ST.. OF :, David, was
visitor in the county sea; today.
Mr. Curtis. who Is one % the oldes;
pioneers Of the san Pedro distric;.
feels elated that after many Yeas
he fnrtherance o. the Charleston
dam project should be- taken up by
influential people OF the county and
state, and expects 20 live 10 see the
day when his farm. along with the
thousands OF acres under the Charles.
ton dam. will be irrigated by Charles.
ton Dam water.
ARRESTED BooTLEGGERs
Constable Leslie Nattingly today
brought in two Mexicans. Francisc }
Martinez and Louis Lachuga. charged
with transporting liquor \ third
Mexican, Juan Rios ESCAPED from
arrest and rather than lose the 9th.
her two prisoners he was allowed 70
go, but word was sent to other parts
of the county and it is expected he
will be arrested. Four bottles 81
white mule" were confiscated in thl
car. a Ford belonging to Martinez
and they are now in the county jai
awaiting hearing.
FROM coURTLANo
! b. 3. Clayton of CORTLAND was q
visitor In the county seat today
from CORTLAND, having business a
I the courthouse
OLD TIMER DIES
According to the Santa Cruz Pa
tagonian,' J. W. Swsyzee. old tins
pioneer OF the southern part Of tn,
state, died during the latter part b
February in Patagonia. He owne,
mining property in Tombstone an,
In Patagonia. which ne disposed o
several weeks before his death, &C
cording to the article. His body wa
shipped to his former home at MAI
ion, Indiana.
LEAVES HOSPITAL
According to word received here
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
PREPARING FOR cHAUTAUoUA

committee has been busy through
out the day preparing the Machomict
Hail Tor Chau,auQua which will give
it's first performance in Tombstone
tomorrow afternoon Reserved seats
will be on sale a. Boyds Drug Store
beginning tonight at 25 cents for the
season.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
CCURTlhNO SCHOOLS
CLOSED BY SMALLPOX

The public schools az CORTLAND
were ordered closed several days ago
due to a small pox epidemic, discoy-
cred when three children OF one fam
lily were confined with the malady, a.
though mild Il wos considered best
TO close the schools until the danger
OF an epidemic has past, although be-
ing 50 near the end OF the term il is
not considered probable the school
will reopen for this term. So FAR no
further cases are reported.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
IN BlSB e {
LEAVES FOR EAST

Mrs J. 4. Rockfeliow lef: yeSter-
day for Buffalo. y !, where she will
spen: the summer with her daughter.
who now resides there
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-09
MASQUERADE AT BENSON

4 masquerade dance is ADVERTISED
for Benson on Saturday night and i
number Of local people are planning
TO attend