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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-07
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WERE MISSING
Autonob Owners and Drivers are
Picked Up Saturday and Sunday
for Alleged Viola
tons

The list of informations for viola
ton of the automobile laws over Sat
urday and Sunday in the superior
court is as follows:
Orlo Porter, Merle Harbur, Stephen
Getter and Emily Carr, driving with
oct license plates. They were picked
up Saturday.
Alvah Williams of Carthage; Law
renee Wetersheid, Warsaw; T. Rob
inson, Jr., Pennington; J. C. Moore
LaHarpe, were picked up yesterday
for driving without proper license
plates.
An information was filed against
George McCarty of Vincennes charg-
ing him with cutting the corner of
Third and Main streets.
A driver for Popel and Giller who
was arrested few days ago for driv-
ing without plates paid his fina of
1896.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-07
NEW THINGS AT LoWlTZ.

Sport pongee waists, smocks, s3.9s,
s6.9S. New silk skirts, $40. SIS, s1S.
New silk tricollette, pongee, moire
and kahki travelling suits. New
waists s1.9S to $3.50. New Jack Tar
middies and dresses New summer
dresses. s10,s15, 500, S25. Buy at
Lowitz' and get the no two alike.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-07

In Norway a process has been pat-
ented to enable carbide to be used for
driving motors.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-07

The women Of Fayal, in the
Azores. make beautiful lace from the
fiber of leaves of the century plant.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-12
Ministers of Volusia County
Summoned Before Grand Jury
To Testify About the Letter
Written By H. c. Sparkman

Several ministers sf Volusia county
among them Rev - n Rutter. pastor
Of the Community ~. h. church at
Dayioua Beach. Rev Holmes X.
Rightmirc. paafer Of the firat Bap-
tlst church ~ Itgytonas Isey -. +.
ScadiHg pastor ~ tbe First ". r.
church Of Daylona. iiey. Il. Ferfan.
~ beIand. liev g. H. Wyatt. pastor
~ the Chrlstlan church 0f lJeisaBd
and posailply others have been
summoned ~ appear before the
gfand Jury ~ session "A bci,and this
afternoon -AH ~ be ministers sum
iuoned are Interested 10 cleaning up
the corrupt politics pf voAisia ouun
". oDd II Is probably that they have
been summoned ~ testify a. ~ what
they know about The letter written
by H. G. Spafkman. editor of tie
Dayt0da Morning Journal. wherein ne
offered 10 sell fDr consideration 0f
$1,000 the y0te8 of . certain number
OF people % Dayt0ns. asserting that
he wds acting on behalf of men
higher up. The fetter vas written to
one Of the Republican leaders Of the
state and vas published in the Daily
News the day proceeding election.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-12

Sparhman has At vafiDae iia1ea
since the publication N The letter
Threatened % go before the grand isfs
and ask that body - return gnaset
uenta against yarioHa psrs0ns alleged
10 have been Implicated ~ tbs eifra
iallon ~ the letter. wliish espiAlle he
declares 10 have bpen q forgery
Much firea UfkA was 10 eys1sHee ~
the opening ~ the eifeast eaurf TBe
day. aheH the stalls aft0Fuef moved
10 qliaah the Iufy panel. and Judge
Hapilin suggested that the procedure
MAS without law unleas i efisiesl ua0-
tIon be tiled and reasons ~et forth fas
The action requested The mufl0n VA
formally iiied alleging irregularities
90 the part 0l court officials ana
Granted By The eeaft Judge peFxifs
then ordered The @hesln ~ - fsaf
and select jury from the Ds.ay ~
The county, wbieh neana that she
HberH g,ea aud selects such faHn a
be secs III q slt on The grand s4a
petit Infiss iof the term The request
WAS made that iigs ee8ft dfae she
Jury from the Jury box illaa ellnstu
aiifig any question arising as - fair
nsas. This the court sefsaea - Do
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-12
ATLANTA. GA, HAS AN
EPIDEMIC OF AUTO
ACCIDENTS THURSDAY
llatsrna..onsl hew. ser.lee.l

ATLANTA. Nov ~ Paul Nal.
lions waa fatally injarei this morn
iag when the automobile IN Hlrieh he
was riiing skislded al iBe Highland
ssenna b. isiee info a telephone pole
The n gro chauHcaf fed
4 b MeIlca. Of Dawson. was badly
injured late last night when struck by
an Aunnmosile dfisan b J L. camp
bell. sAistaA; cashier u the Federal
Ite>eTys baak. pn Ponce Dc Leon ave
uue hear Myrtle street Campbell /.
held msder 81 009 bond
Catherine Hicks 10. aad II J Jen
k.ns = re injured Ia automobile 8eei.
denis ate yesterday John Co i0r
Isef. wau Nas injured 10 AZ antomo
biz u< cideat Ii Washington, Ca sis
ueekF aga died 81 a local hoapia
lass nsgAt
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-12

lnestinn h. Can l.ensn make his
eoreflesi rale FROM BEfOW
toilg zslhas up the old ffag
and replace fssie FROM
|. II he dues Il. he Is a
= ofksrn aud 30 do III be will
1nIesxnsss aud power a. great
/ of Peter he has the ruth
/ and ~ has great power Bat
stand eirlsixatlnH on is head.
fx*t = aesp thr heal waa, ami
watkins awaras That l. thr
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-12
FIRE DELEGATES Will
raw FROM LEAGUE
III GERMANY IS ADMITTED
COMpERS SAYS LABOR
NOT OPPOSED TO ANY
IMPROVED METHODS
(Tbe Associated Press. ,

WASHINGTON. NOV II samuel
Gompcra. president Of The American
Federation of Labor declared today
before the industrial Research Con
ference that organized labor vel
comes whatever agalslance research
and science can offer 10 modern In
dusfry.
He said labor was not oppobcd 10
increased production or improved
methods. but "a rightly suspicious Of
changes introduced without explana-
ton aud whose effect upon their vel
fare are not consideted.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-12
THREE CHILDREN ARE
BURNED TO CEATH IN
HOME WHILE ALONE

OWEil.. Aass NeI Al Tho
ihf6a children ot geogae naermess.
strapped 'o their bed wbtis the father
went after theif uashef eha sas al
dance wetn hiruea lo aeafh Nhea
t'feif home nas burned rafi5 faaa
beefmals h8a FmaBad 81 haa4e fn
aHfch fhe 9hilHfsu
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-12
ATTEMPT TO SEIZE
METAL FACTORIES
IN GERMANY FAILS

BERLIN Nos ~ The 6sfAssn
government VIA Triumphant tnla3 is
3 clash With fmdls IT, who attempted
~ emulate the Italians seiznfe -
plants Metal factories seixaa b4
strikers we're ahaaiuurH wheu tbs
police surrounded them Thefs &ae ~,
violence. workers aeaiixs1. sAat H8ug
would b. starved eur Il they fia afss
vield
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-12
DRIVER DIDN'T
KEEP BARGAIN
lfleMspspet enlelprlss As.oeIatIonl

et5ewspsper Enterprise hssocistion)
LONDON, Nov II Jack Crawford
Is ia TAN here charged With stealing 4
motor lorry and toad ol wool worth
SO 900 Crawford IL iH held. persuad
I'd the driver of the trnck, owned BY
the government to deliver The goods
to him aud then report they wore
stolen, The driver followed orders.
but he wasn't a good liar, say the po-
lice aud they arrested Crawford,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-12
FOREIGN DEMAND FOR
COAL DID NOT CREATE
HIGH PRICES HERE

WASHINGTON. NOV II TIE fof
eifn demand Ter coal Was ia import
ant factor for the high domestic eoal
prices along the Atlantic eeabnard
but only minor factor - the creation
~ hisb prices iqf The W!lDin country
the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion declared "a report % tho sen
ate today
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-12
srhe Associated press J

PARIS, Nov ~ The French gov
ernmein uasiiegabiy opposes the ad
mission Of Germaay 10 the League Of
Natious
it Ma stated ~ ths foreign office
that asHne drastic action would be
the cooaeauenee. II the league voted
10 admit Germany. II istifaated
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-12
FRENCH OPPOSED TO
LETTING GERMANY IN
LEAGUE OF NATIONS

pAkIi. Nov. ~ The French FOR
eten Office has instructed French del.
nsssio1 OF Germany to the >>eaRue Of
Nations meeting At Geneva immedi
ately. II steps are taken TO admit
Germaay into the League. declares
i'ertin.ss. the political editor Of Echo
de Paris today. lie says that Great
britais has agreed not 40 support
the btfsaan request for admission
The nj sesing opens Monday
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-12
PASSPORTS = oUssrso.

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olos Civilization.
ocoo. ~ Shops.
oooeD oeod.
~ Jones oili.

0sfIon Is called artificial
~. and It Ii both. But
mtSs II n IL should vanish
UoGl1 turn hack to the un-
Y61D., able. fairminded Eng :
~ visited Russia under
1 Wells is q Socialist. or
h, snd knows that our sys-
8 ~ most imp essed him In
- the absence OF institu-
o( - would criticize most
i going condition
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-12

um i has hesn at var for SIX
X<1I1 Without Interruption. the al
1 - { this naffonto It's disgrace
I1m more war npon the miserable
V& / Russian peuple when the
W ~ ended
~ urli0ctai city. ST. Petersburg.
M / Pvfsr The Great on swamp,
- ~ for himself. Is sinking back
1 \ b swamp Aad the Russian
- t8ei he astinelaily built rp Of
I11 heterogeneous tribes y sink
~ 4 toward the l.shsi state oi
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
INCREASED TRAFFIC.

The number of autoists passing east and West on the state highway Is thA result of two things The reputation of the route that is going broad cast in the land telling the world that the Pacific coas, terminal from Fl PasO west used by the Bankhead Military highway. the Old Spanish Trails and the Dixie Overland highway is best transcontinental route, barring n0na, from coast to coast and more espe- rially from Fl Paso west through Douglas. Bisbee. Tombstone. Tucson Ajo and Yuma that there is in tn. United States
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
WARREN RESIDENTS FILE
 THE NO FENCE" PETITION
 wITH COUNTY SUPERVISORS

The mo fence" petition. ciculatei by residents of Warren. is now b. fore the board of supervisors for &C., ton. The purpose of this petition is 10 make it unlawful to allow COWS, burros and other animals to wander loose in warren. where they have created havoc with gardens and shrb- bery in the past. The petition bears more than the required number of signatures which is 50 per cent Of the residents of Warren.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
FIRE IN BENSON TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.

A fire in the exchange office Of the Mountain States Telephone X Tels' graph company at Benson Sunda: caused by the explosion of an oil amp caused considerable damage to the residence portion of that office. But little damage was suffered by the equipment according to Manager l. A Murry who inspected the premises following the fire. Mrs. Holecomb. In charge Of the office had the mis. fortune 10 suffer broken limb when she fel. in the excitement of remov. ing household effects from the path of he flames She is in the hospital and improving
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19

lions and it was even proposed by many of the candidates that the per. manent headquarters of the organiza. tion was sub office in Nogales. Son. where the 'garbanzos" come from. NEEDS IT.
 The worst part of the road to Vail via the Empire ranch are few spots in Cochise county according to tray eler County Engineer Sid Smyth is going 10 smooth them up so that the Military convoy will get the benefit of il and what little there is to be done In Santa Cruz and at the Elm. pire ranch the state highway depart ment will attend to at once.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
IN BISe E E.
Sheriff Jim McDonald is in B today on official business. KANSAS SHERIFF HERE.

Sheriff Wilson. Of Leayenworth. Kansas. arrived in Tombstone today bringing young girl named Claussen from that city 70 be turned over 10 the Arizona officers. on an insanity charge. The Kansas laws do not par init residents of other states to be confined in their institutions and be- ing a res!den, Of Lowell tha girl who was visiting hs- sister in Leaven. worth. was b-oueh; back here 70 be taken charge e. She will be given a hearing
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
TO SUPER RlOR.
STATE STATUTE BANS GUNS
 ON GAME PRESERVE

TUCSON. Sept l6.-Uncertain of the provisions of the laws regarding the carrying of guns and hunting in the state game preserves, many per sons have written to the local office O. the United states forest service for information on these points.
 In order that the general public may be informed regarding the laws covering the carrying of weapons in tue game preserves, Stanley F. Vii. son. local forestry officer issued the following statement Wecnesday:
 There are two state game pres. serves within the Colorado national fores,. one of which comprises the Catalina division of the forest and in. c!udes all of the Santa Catalina moun- tains. which lie to the north and east Of Tucson. Summer Haven. Soldier Camp, NJ. Lennon and the sabino picu.c grounds are within this pre-. serve.
 The other state game preserve takes in al Of the Huachuca division Of the iorst. including the Huachucl and Patagonia mountains. the Gane,o hills and ;he Ramsey canyon resort.
 A letter recently received from the s,ate game department declares that ], is unlawful to carry a gun on a state game preserve without spe. cial permit from the state game war. den or from the forest service. It is al,o stated that a trapper', license d5es uo, prrmi, the holder 10 hunt OF trap predatory animals upon a ,.ate game preserve unless he has ia addition. a special license from tha s-a.e game department or from the flores, service"
 Mir Wilson further sail tha. the for. es, service had no intention O. inter- tering with stockmen and others whose business makes il necessary s P them to go armed. Such persons vii be furnished with permits upon application. Similarly. summer resi-. dents in the mountains will be given permits to keep shoteuns at their residences to protect their chickens from hawks
 Irresponsible parties wandering through the mountains will not be given permits was the emphatic statement of Mir Wilson Only last week such parties in the Catalina mountains fired upon wild turkeys which were introduced last year here from the White mountains by the state game department after muca trouble and considerable expense This act was a violation of the law and may result in the prosecution O. the guilty persons"
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19

this morning where she will visit foe several days with friends. siseee ATTORNEY.
 Attorney Rod Mcdonald was brief viistor in Tombstone today on matters at the court house. TO LESSEE.
 Mrs. Viola Dennison, who has been visiting here from Bisbee returned , there this morning. FROM RANCH.
 Harry Kendall and wife were yisi:- , ors today from their ranch in Sou.u Pass. IN TOWN TODAY. Vim. Frazee and wife were in town today driving in from their ranch in South Pass.
 TO slssEe.
 County Recorder Ray B. Krebs and J. II. Jamison of the county engineers office drove 10 Bisbee today. FROM ST. DAVID. gee
 J. \ Christianson of St. David was among the visitors in Tombstone to- day.
 TO SUPERIOR.
 Sim" Butler lately of the Day & Night Garage mechanical force leaves t0morrOw for Superior where he has taken charge of the state Caterpillar tractor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
TO HuACHUcAS.

Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafter;y was called 10 the Huachucas today on a business mission connected with the sheriffs office. Deputy Haverty. who Is stationed there being at present in Wilcox wi,h Chies Deputy Hensha~ assisting in the rounding up of cattle on an attachmen, Of a cattle outfit ,he-a
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
FROM 6iS6e 6.


 Frank Engle and wife came over yesterday from Bisbee to visit with Mir Engle's aunt and uncle, Mrs. and Mrs. L. A Engle. Mrs. Engie will remain for several days while her husband returned to Bisbee today. IS IMPROVING.
 According to word received from the hospital at Bisbee. J. x. Gaines. who was taken there last week sui fering from intestinal trouble, is re- ported as improving and will soon be able to leave the hospital BACK HOME.
 The Tombstone delegates to the road convention at Nogales returned home yesterday well pleased with their trip. All are of the opinion that Noeales is the ideal spot for conven'
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
TUESDAY
DECORATE.

Every flag and every piece of bunt- ing should be displayed along the route of the motor conveys passage through Tombstone which will be Thursday or Friday This transcon- tinental trip means much to the peo- pie of Arizona living on the Border land route. which is the route of the Bankhead Military highway. and we should not overlook this opportunity 10 acknowledge our appreciation of this great event Let every flagpole in the camp fly "Old Glory" The Prospector will announce tomorrow night just when the convoy will pass through. |, does not appear al this writing whether the convoy will go
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
via Benson or Fairbank.
TRANSFERRED TO TUCSON.

Manager J. A. Murry Of the local Mountain States Telephone exchangs expects 10 leave next week. accom- panied by his wife and child for Tue. son. where he has ben transferred 10 the post of construction foreman Of the Tucson district A man from Denver will be sent out to take Mr Murry's place
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
RETURN HOME.

Mir and Mrs Charles Allen return ed home Sunday from Southern Cali- tornia where they spent several weeks visiting with relatives and friends They made the return trip by auto. Mr Allen driving back an automobile stolen from the Lowel, Garage of Ray B krebs. and which was recovered in Los Angeles
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
PLAN BAZAAR.

The ladies Of $, Pauls Guild Of the Episcopal church he'd meeting d: Mrs. Douglas Grays home yesterday and plans for bazaar to be given sometime in December were dis cussed The next meeting will be held a; the home of Mrs. |. F Kuch. enbecke-.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
HERE FROM MEXICO.

Dr. sam Moore formerly employed here by the Bunker Hill Mines com pany, accompanied by his family was in Tombstone today. having come up from Banamichi, Son, where he has been located for some time He has transferred to Las Chispas mine. be- ,ow Cananea and will leave his fan fly in Douglas so that his childre.. ,,av o,,and schnni
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
company,
TUCSON MAN H ERE.

A Il. Lyons and Don Mains of the Tucson Citizen were in Tombstone yesterday soliciting advertising for ;he Citizens statewide edition to be published sometime next month.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
and Mrs. w. T. Boyd were in Bisbee yesterday on a brief visit.
FRIDAY
VISITING BROTHER FROM ALABAMA.

w. D. Smith. brother of County En- gineer Smith is in Tombstone visiting for a week from his home in Annis. 1 ton. Ala. where he is engaged in the wholesale grocery business. MT. Smyth went to Douglas yesterday to meet his brother. who came up from E.. Paso. where he had been on business The visitor is much impressed with Arizona and especially Tombstone and Cochise county. The trip from Douglas to Tombstone was made by auto and Mir Smyth was much i'm, pressed with Cochise county's roads Al some later date he hopes to be able to locate in Arizona and probably in Cochise county. during his visit here County Engineer Smyth will take his brother to various parts of the county.
 The county engineer reports th5t | ihe surveying parry now surveying and locating a road to the top of the 1 Chiricahua mountains is making good l headway and the best route Is said 1 to be up Pinery canyon. This loca- ton work will require some time ye; for completion.
 The roads of the county are now re- ported to be in good condition. The grading work on the Central nigh way is going ahead and there remains only about l5 miles to be graded to make the connection at Pearce with the road to Cochise and Wilcox.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
FROM ST. DAVID.

san Barrow. well known St. David cIttleman was a visitor in Tombstone today ennoute 10 Bisbee to have some dental work done. He returned this afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
FROM ST. DAVID.

Constable Homer Mauldin Of S David spent a few hours in Tomb. stone today on business at the cour, house He .s candidate for reel. ection.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
FROM RANCH.

Harry Kendall and wife were yisi:- ors today from their ranch in Sou:u Pass
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
TO UNlVE RSlTY

Three mors Of Tonbstone's girls left this morning for the University of Arizona. to enter the first semester starting next week at that institution. Misses Camilla Dslgleish, Norma Barr and Cornelia Cornelius were those who left this morning Mrs. Nellie Dalgleish accompanied them and will return home tomorrow. TO CALIFORNIA.
 Mrs. B Holland and daughter Miss Lilly. steuographer in the sherifrs office. left this morning for California whree they will visi, for the next month at the California beaches. APPOINTED SCHOOL
 TRUSTEE.
 Guy C Weleh was today appointed trustee Of School District No. of Tombstone by County Superintendent Miss Elsie Toles, to i'll the unexpirei term of E. A. Hughes. who resigned about month ago, owing 10 the press of official and personal matters. which would no, allow him 10 give the time necessary to the place Mir. Welch will assume his new duties at once and is particularly fitted for the place as he is well conversant with school needs. The other members of the board are L. F. Kuchenbecker and w. A. Fowler.
 WERE IN elseEE.
 V. c. Mellgren, Frank Cavanaugh
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
VISITED HERE.

Mir Alfred Paul and daughter Miss W.niired spent last evening in Tomb. stone visiting Mrs Paul's mother. Mrs C. W. swain and sister, Miss Alice Miss Winifred leaves shortly for the east to resume her college
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
WEDNESDAY
FROM HEREFORD.

Harry Dickey. of Hereford. spen, the day in Tombstone attending to business matters.
 LEAVE FOR COAST.
 MT and Mrs. Tony Ciochetti left this morning for the coast where they will spend d few weeks on visit. TO NooALes.
 Roy Mcintyre left this morning for Nogales where he will visit for few days with relatives and friends Mi Mcintyre accepted the position or master mechanic with the Apache Powder company and will assume his duties upon his return from Nogales THE CONVOY.
 Every flag in Tombstone will be flying when the convoy passes through Tombstone, which will be no doubt some time Friday, and wil positively be announced in the Pros. pector tomorrow night. Fly your flag or fly your bunting, or both. The route through town will be over the Borderand state highway, west from the Bisbee highway at Tenth street.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
RETURNED FROM EAST.

II P Merrill of the Merrill X Flow. fer Bros Realty firm. accompanied by Mrs Merrill returned home yester- day following a six weeks trip to the east. Minneapolis was their chic: objective. MT. Merrill having gone as delegate from Arizona to the su. preme Lodge of the Knights Of Py. thias Other cities in the east were visited however and they report , splendid trip.
 IN sIseEE.
 Rev and Mrs C. W. Stark and Mrs. J. L. Hinton were visitors n Bisbee yesterday.
 TO sIsBEE.
 Mrs. Mary Bravin went to Bisbee
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
HELD SERVICE S.

Rev c Goldman of Bisbee held ser vices al S, Pauls Episcopal church He will hold services every sunday evening here al o'clock until further notice
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
3 ENSON OPTIC R.

Deputy Sheriff Billy Bennett. O.: Benson. was in Tombstone today on business at the sheriffs office. return. Ing to Benson this afternoon
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
in IAlwel
FROM DOS cABEzAS.

Bert and Harry Macia, who have been in Dos Cabezas the past two months have returned home. Harry expects 70 return to that place shore y % enter the employ of the Goli Prince company. George Iyey will al 50 return there to work for the same