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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-16
DANCE AT III SCHOOL

The students of the Hi School have issued invitations to their friends to attend ball to be held in the Hi School building Wednesday night.
 The Hi School Jazzers will furnish the music and jolly time is promis- ed by the students
 FROM LOS ANGELES William Hattich. formerly publish CT of the Daily Prospector. arrivei in the city Saturday night from his home in Los Angeles, and will re- main for seyera, days. He ie;t today for Bisbee and Douglas where he ] will call on friends. "Bin" was kept busy greeting his many Tombstone friends while in the city.
 FROM huAchUcAs Jim Kelly is a Tombstone visitor from his home in the Huachuca mountains
 DOUGLAS OFFICER
 Billy Fourr. peace officer Of Doug las. is in the county seat today.
 FROM sissEE | Dr M w Randolph. of Bisbee. was a business visitor in Tombstone yes terdsy pr Randolph was formerly in charge of the Bunker Hill hospl- tai in this city, and is now in the Copper Queen hospital
 TO SAN FRANCISCO
 Mrs. James Marrs left today for San Francisco. where she well spend several weeks on visi; with her daughter.
 ITO SOUTHLAND Mrs. Joseph Hansen motored to Cour,laad today where she will visI:
 with friends TO ATTEND FUNERAL ! Deputy Sheriff Harry Raffer;y was among the Tombs,on;tes Sho motor ed to Bisbee today 10 attend ,he fun eral of Mrs. J C. kr:gbaum. which
 was held in the Copper City this at;- ernoor.
 TO WILCOX : J. A. Murray. loca. manager of the
 Mountain States Telephone company. accompanied by h.s wife and child. motored 10 Wilcox yesterday on a | brief visit
 FROM PoMERENE s. J. Johnson. rancher Of Pomer. enc. near Benson, was business wis. , itor in the city today. returning to ! his ranch this afternoon
 HERE FROM DOUGLAS
 Percy Bowden is Tombstone y!s- ! itor today from Douglas
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NEW SIGN

A big sign 2; the junction of the Tombstone and the Tomb storeBenson road is being erected by Arthur Heney. IL tells of the new Nogales highway over which the mil itary loop of the Bankhead Highway and the Old Spanish Trail runs
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-16
FROM huAchUcAS

Jim Kelly is a Tombstone visitor
 from his home in the Huachucl mountains
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SOM E DANCE

The benefit danc- 70 be given at the Schieffelin tonigh- ought to and no doubt will be. the one big event in the terpischorean series Of the sea. son The ladies o: the city have prepared a wonderfully large array Of edibles and the ventiiators of the auditorium were opened today which means the best O. ventilation The music. every one knows what it is, and will be so We may all expect one grand old time al the Schieffe- lin tonight and see the Tombstone Band boys reap a wonderfully liberal harvest of ''shekelS'' as they so rich
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-16

Wool growers of state have good season.
 MAYER-Rich copper strike re- ported in 800 level of Half Moon mine.
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DOUGLAS OFFICER
FROM 6iSsEE

Billy Fourr. peace officer Of I las. is in the county seat today
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TO SAN ANTONIO
MEET TONIGHT

The Eastern Star lodge meets a: seven sharp tonight so as it's mem .bers can attend bo,a the Commence
 men, exercises at the High Schoo! and the dance a, inc Schieftelin.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-16
FROM 9iSeeE

TO CAMILLE
 Mrs. Frank Thompson and Mrs. James Finley. of Camille, were in the city yesterday on a brief visit with Mrs. NJ. 4. Igo and family. Mrs. Igo accompanied them back to Ca. nille where she will spend several days with relatives.
 BACK FROM PHOENIX
 A. s. Cook has returned home from a several days business trip to Phoe- nix. He reports much business ac. tivity in the capital city. and also much evidence of summer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-16
CARD OF THANKS

The members of the Tombston City Band, wish to extend thei thanks through the columns Of th Daily Prospector to the local peopl who assisted and attended last night affair which made 1t such a success With such cooperation from the pee pie of Tombstone. the band feels :ha their efforts are appreciated. an
 that they appreciate the assistsnc
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-16

Percy Bowden is Tombstone y.s itor today from Douglas
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-16
FROM POM EReNE

s. J. Johnson. rancher of Pomer enc. near Benson, was a business wis itor in the city today. returning to his ranch this afternoon
 HERE FROM DOuCIAS
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NEW LEASE

Isaac Tracey and Sam Campbell habe taken lease on the Sunse claim and are installing machiner, for the proper working Of the pro per,y.
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ON EXTENDED TRIP

Mir. and Mrs. l.. A. Engle. of the Cottage Hotel, left this morning on an extended trip through the south and east, expecting to be gone about month From here they go 60 Florida. stopping in various cities en route They will then travel up the eastern coast, visiting all the big cities
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-16
ALL OVER

This is the last week and its all over but the shouting, is what the school children say as the end of the school term approaches.
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10 MbSTOnE TOWN.
 TOPICS .1ERstlY TOLD
MONDAY
FREtGHT TRUCK

>~ses~~~s~~~~.~-~~~.-- FREIGHT TRUCK
 Very few people know il. but d freight line has been established be, tween Bisbee and Tombstone and Fort Huachuhca. with headquarters in Tombstone From the size Of the truck and the fac; that the truck comes from Bisbee loaded to capaci- ty one would guess the new motor truck freight line Is a success Most of our merchants are getting their Bisbee freight via this way now as t is so much faster than by railroad NEW LIGHT
 The Cottage Hote, is being fitted out with mos: modern sscetyline lighting plant. This s;ll be a great improvement to the Cottage and in cidentally the used carbide will soon furnish the means ol beautifying many places with good coating ot white over the city CARS GALORE
 Although yesterday xas very wind: yet the number Of pleasure cars that passed through Tombstone ran well up in numbers. GOOD TiME
 Now that silver has hit the low level il would not come amiss 10 put in time developing. II repairing that shaft. in fixing your tunnels. air pipes. hoisting machinery or what ever dead work needed to be done so you will be in shape 70 go to it" when silver starts up the ladder again. which seems to be in the near future according to all brokers and market observers
 TO MEXICO
 G. A. Bell. assayer for the Bunker .HM Mining company. leaves shortly for Mexico where he has accepted very lucrative position with a mining company n that country. ON vHe MOVE
 The family of D. L. Ditmare have recently moved into the Stark co.- tage opposite the residence of C. $. Benson Steve Bertoglio and family ae now domiciied in the old Sassoe home on east Fremont street
 The family Of C. L. Ream will shortly occupy the Benedic, house now occupied by Pro-; Briscoe. who wNl leave Tombstone soon RETURNED FROM LONG TRIP
 MT. and Mrs. J. s Chambers are back from a long auto trip which took them through New Mexico, Tex. as. Oklahoma. Kansas and Colorado. From there they drove to Fl Paso Over the Borderland. thence over the Old Spanish Trail from Fl Paso to San Antonio and then north. MT. Chambers says that Cochise county roads are far superior to any of the roads he drove over, insofar as dirt roads go. Our roads are better graded. drained and wider than most l of the roads he drove over. MEETING
 The Tombstone Knight Templars meet promptly at seven thirty to- morrow night al their hall in regular monthly session.
 WIND
 The gentle zyphers that are with us nowadays are working hazard with the ranges-might equalize its bad l, effect if it would blow up a rain. ctAUTAUQUA PROGRAM
 puEAses AUDIENCE
 That the Chautauqua Is being en- joyed by the local populace is evi- deSced from the large attendance at all. performanees,@ and much praise has been heard on the merits of the entertainment offered by those who know good entertainment.
 BAND soYs DANCE
 FRIDAY THE f4TH
 Through an error II was reported in these columns that the dance to he given in Schieffeiin Hall by the members of the Tombstone City Banl would be held Thursday night. The affair will be staged Friday night |
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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-16
FRIDAY

HERE ON VISIT
 Geo. M. Wales arrived in the city yesterday from his ranch near Mesa and will spend several days here on visit with his wife and son before returning George is now engaged in raising cotton and has q large acre. age planted to long staple. which will bring high prices again this year. HERE YESTERDAY
 Deputy Sherif: Billy Bennett of Benson was in tosu yesterday on business with the saer!ffs office. ATTORNEY HERE
 Attorney F F.. Thomas Of Bisbee was among the visitors ir the coun' l. seat yesterday or matters in the Superior Court.
 RETURNED HOME
 Mrs James Lamb returned home Wednesday from Los Angeles. where sne has been the past four or five .norths on an extended visit with her daughter. Mrs Geo. Riley. TO SAN ANTONIO
 O. C. Bell. assistant cashier Of the First National Bank. lei; today for San Arotnio. Texas. where he will join his wife and spend two weeks with relatives Mrs Bell went tC 'he Texas city las. week and will re turn home with her husband.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-16
BIG CROWD

Packed 10 the doors was the rec ord al the Crystal last night and the drawing card was Fatty Arbuckle in The Garage" which created more laughter than many people thought was in their old carcasses. If the Tombstone garages could give the service" Fatty did there would be some service" in Tombstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-16
TUESDAY
BUYS LAND

! BUYS LAND
 Mrs. J. B. Shaw has purchased the upper 40 acres Of the Rock:e.- low holdings in the Cochise Strong hold
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 Mrs. H. F.. Ferguson. who has been quite i'll is improving and will soon De able to be about
 LEFT TODAY
 A. McMichael Of Me!:o-d, Canada, after hurried visit to Tombstone left for the coas, on his way to his home.
 MEET TOMORROW
 The Eastern Star Lodge meets to- morrow promptly at eight so as Co finish business before the dance starts
 ONE MORE
 Another town car" has been added 10 Tombs;one's quota. this one is for Charlie Allen 0; the Day and Night Garage
 NEW SIGN
 A big sign 2; the junction Of the Tonbstone.Nogales and the Tomb storeBenson road is being erected by Arthur Heney. IL tells of the new NoEales highway over which the mil itary loop Of the Bankhead Highway and the Old Spanish Trail runs. ACCOMMODATION WANTED
 Aspirations are being received by the Tombstone Commercial Club from people wanting accommoda- ,ions l. would be no trouble 70 rent two room cottages with sleep ing porches i: ~e had them Our su- perb climate and water and good roads are being recognized the coun- try over and il might be worth while fo- some Of our local capitalists 10 look into this matter.
 FROM BENSON
 Pre- 5ideut A C. Smith of the Co., chse County State Bank spen; the day in the city on business at the local institution
 BACK TO DENVER
 Mrs H W. Swigert and children will leave Saturday for Denver. aft er spending several months in Tomb stone. during which time MT. Swi. gert has been visiting the surround ing cities and towns in the in.eres. 0; the Swigert Bros Optical Cc, 0. Denver The Swigerts have greatly enjoyed their sojourn in Tombstone and are planning to return next year TOT longer stay. Mir. Swiger. will be in Tombstone tomorrow TEN NEW DEPUTIES
 The force of Sheriff James Me Donald has been increased by ten new deputies who were brought in- U the jail yard this morning by "Queenie, one O: the pack Of blood hounds owned by the sheriff. There are five males and five females in the liter and the sheriff has already figured ou; that he will soon have every sheriff in the state augmented by band of bioodhounds at the rate "Queenie" has added to the lis:. YOUNG FOLKS ENJOY
 DANCE AT III SCHOOL
 The Senior Class of the Tombstone Hi School last night entertained their friends at a delightful ball in the Hi School building The music was fur nished by the Hi School Jazzers and merry time was enjoyed by every one. Punch was served and danc- ing held sway until midnight JURY FINDS FOR CLAIMANT
 In the case of the State vs. One Ford touring car. heard before the Superior court yesterday. the jury returned a verdict finding for the claimant, A. W. PuIlen. Puilea claimed that the Ford, which the state was seeking to confiscate was taken by a man named W. o. Kidder without his knowledge and loaded t with whiskey. which was found in the car a, the time Kidder was ar rested by Deputy Sheriff Harry Raj ferty a, Hereford. This morning the case of the Southwest Lumber Company against J. H. Smith, ct al was tried and went to the jury just before noon. BOUND OVER TO FEDERAL COURT
 Dick Todd and John Cleveland | Humphreys who were arrested Tues day night charged with operating ar 1
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-16
, BOUND OVER TO FEDERAL COURT

Dick Todd aad John Cleveland Humphreys who were arrested Tues day night charged with operating an illicit still in the Huachuca noun tains. were today bound over to
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-16
WEDNESDAY
ThE ONE EVENT

THe ONE EVENT
 The dance to be given for the ben eft of the Tombstone City Band is now occupying the attention oi cur people. and being meritorious a:- i fair t giTes every promise oi being 1 the successful event of the season. ] The ladies of the city have seen to it that the luncheon ;o be served will be up to standard and then some ! Se We may all look forward to Fri | day nigh, as one of pleasure besides our assisting a worthy institution. FROM slseEE John Treu. well known business ' man O: Bisbee spen, the day in ;he city today on business matters ON MOTOR TRIP 1 Deputy County Treasurer w P. : Walker and family will leave Sunda.' morning or a motor trip abou; he | sta:e. Nr Walker having been gram. ed 3V-day leave of absence. during which time they will visi; all the in. ,eresting sights in Arizona and poss;- b,y run into southern California for a few days. They will make the trip in Mr Walkers Buick
 FROM eiseeE
 Harry Dosney was over from Bis bee today on brief yisi. with friends
 LOOKING OVER
 TOMBSTONE DISTRICT
 N-. r. ?. Cayanagh. mining man O: the East is in Tombstone for several days looking over the distric. with a view of taking hold Of a To. cal property for development; Mir lcavanaugh was in Tombstone iu 1906 for the purpose of placing the old T C. NJ. mill on paying basis ana is no stranger to the district He be. lieyes tha: with silver at it's presea: high market price Tombstone along with many other silver camps of the west will prosper. IN DOUGLAS
 County Engineer Sid Smyth and Assistant H. C. Stull went to Doug. las iais morning to be absent for several days on road matters. MINING MAN HERE
 L. N. Tobin of Patagonia in charge o. the Firx Mining operations and q mining engineer of note was in Tombstone today on mining busi- ness
 BIG CROWD Packed to the doors was the rec ord al the Crystal last night and the drawing card was Fatty Arbuckle in The Garage" which created more laughter than many people thought was in their old carcasses. If the Tombstone garages could give tn. service" Fatty did there would be some service" in Tombstone. ATTORNEYS HERE Among the attorneys in the city today are Bruce Stephenson. Douglas. s. K. Williams, Bisbee and Lyman Hays. Wilcox
 LEAVES FOR HOME Mrs. Ada Allen, mother Of Charles Allen of the Day & Night Garage, leaves tonight for Los Angeles. where she will remain for several days before returning to her home a. Crescent City She has been here
 
 for some time on a visit with Mir and Mrs. Alien.
 WILCOX TO OBSERVE MEMORIAL DAY
 Dr. R V Won KleinSmid, president of the university of Arizona will be the principal speaker of the day ., Wilcox on Memorial Day, May 30th, according 10 word brought here to- day under the auspices of The Amer ican Legion and the Spanish War We. terans. special invitation has been extended to the local Four post of the American Legion to attend the exercises.
 coNFiscATioN CASE ON TODAY
 The State of Arizona vs. One Ford Touring car. was the title of the case before the superior court today. in which the state has brought proceed ings for the confiscation of a Ford Touring car captured at Hereford
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-16
iy deserve
FROM N ESCAI

F. l.. Mccall, well known farme of Mescal was a visitor ill town tc day on business matters returning {
 his home this afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-16
SOM 6 SNOW

There is still little snow left neaI the peaks Of the Huachuca noun tains.
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ONE MORE

Another town car has been added 10 Tombstone's quota. this one is for Charlie Allen O. the Day and Night Garage
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-16
in the hal
FROM WARR EN

FROM WARREN
 Mark John, formerly in business here. and Jesse Yoakum of the War. Iren Townsite company. were over here with their wives, attending both the school exercises and the ball last night, from their homes in War. ren.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-16
TO ATTEND FUNERAL

Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty va among ,he Tombs,on;tes Sho motor ed to Bisbee today 10 attend the fun erai of Mrs. ] C. kr:gbaUm. whict was held in the Copper City this at; ernoor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-16
LEAVES FOR HOME

Mrs. Ada Allen, mother Of Charles Allen of the Day & Night Garage. leaves tonight for Los Angeles. where she will remain for several days before returning to her home a. Crescent City. She has been here for some time on a visit with MT and Mrs Allen
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-16
ON VhE MOVE

The family of D. l.. Ditmare have recently moved into the Stark cot tage opposite the residence of C. :. Benson. Steve Bertogiio and family aIe now domiciied in the old Sassoe home on east Fremont street.
 The family Of C. L. Ream will shortly occupy the Benedict house now occupied by Prof Briscoe, who wNl leave Tombstone soon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-16
TO WILCOX

TO WILCOX
 J. A. Murray. local manager of the Mountain States Telephone company accompanied by h.s wife and child no,ored to Wilcox yesterday on a brief visit
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ATTORNEYS HERE

Among the attorneys in the cit! today are Bruce Stephenson. Douglas $. K. Williams, Bisbee and LymaI Hays lEitic0r
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CARS GALORE

Although yesterday xas very wind: yet the number Of pleasure cars that passed through Tombstone ran well up in numbers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-16
FROM STRONGHOLD

Allan Benedict was Tombstone visitor yesterday from his ranch iu
 the Cochise Stronghold He reports much agricultural activity in that
 section at the present time The fruit orchards suffered heavily from
 frost this season. but other crops are
 doing well and the Stronghold sec
 ton will give forth an abundant pro-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-16
MATTERS IN COURT

Last evening the jury in the case of the State vs. Frank Edmonson. tried yesterday for assault and ba;- tery. returned verdict of not guilty but recommended that the defendant leave the state He was released by the court on the promise that he leave at once
 This morning the case of the State vs. Uno Penninen. was started but was dismissed on motion of the coun- ty attorney for want Of evidence. APPRECIATION
 An excellent way to show your ap- preciation Of our city band would bc
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-16
WILCOX TO OBSERVE MEMORIAL DAY

Dr. R V. Von KieinSmid, presiden. of the university of Arizona will be the principal speaker of the day ., Wilcox on Memorial Day, May 3Oth according 10 word brought here to day under the auspices of The Amer ican Legion and the Spanish War ve terans. A special invitation has beel extended to the local Four post O! the American Legion to attend the exercises.
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MEET TOMORROW

The Eastern Star Lodge meets to- morrow promptly at eight so as Co finish business before the dance starts
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50 JURORS TO
 REPORT MONDAY

The sheriffs office is busy serving subpoanaes upon 50 prospective jury ment who have been ordered to re- port before the Superior Court in this city Monday morning for jury duty.
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THURSDAY
APPROVING

APPROVING
 Mrs. H. F. Ferguson, who has been quite i'll is improving and will soon be able 10 be about LEFT TODAY
 A McMichael of Me.:o-d, Canada after q hurried visit to Tombstone left for the coast on his way to his home.
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TO SOUTHLAND

Mrs. Joseph Hansen motored | Cour;laad today where she will visl with friends
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ACCOMMODATIONS WANTED
FROM BENSON

Pre- 5ident A C. Smith of the Co chise County State Bank spent the day ;n the city on business al the local institution
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FROFM JOHNSON

VI. H. Miller. moving picture mai of Johnson was in Tombstone today having been called here to report or the jury.
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coNFiscATioN CASE

ON TODAY
 The State of Arizona vs. One Ford Touring car. was the title of the case before the superior court today. in which the state has brought proceed ings for the confiscation of a Ford Touring car captured at Hereford some time ago by Deputy Sheriff
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TO DOUGLAS
spend Sunday.
TO DENY Ea

Dr. and Irs. II. ". Swigert left today for Denver. Colo. their home, following three months stay in Tombstone The Swigert's are loathe to leave Tombstone. where they have made many friends and become en.
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TO GLEASON

Rev. Fr. Wm. Jno. Leaver, of Il local Catholic church. motored Gleeson this morning where he wi remain until Sunday afternoon
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.ROM BIS6 EE

Mrs. Wm. Hughes came over from Bisbee yesterday afternoon to attend the graduation exercises of her granG.
 daughter, Miss Camilla Dalgliesh.
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BAND soYs DANCE FRIDAY THE f4TH

Through an error It was reported in these columns that the dance to he given in Schieffeiin Hall by the members of the Tombstone City Banl would be held Thursday night. The affair will be staged Friday night the 18th The ladies of Tombstone will serve refreshments and a good turn out is anticipated in apprecia tion of the efforts of the boys in siv ing Tombstone band that any city of tbi. size. should feel extremely proud of. Tickets are on sale and everyoae will be at sehieffeiin hall Friday nisbt
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MINING MAN HERE

L. M. Tob!n Of Patagonia in chargr o. the Flux Mining operations and mining engineer of note was i. Tombstone today on mining busi ness
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TO LOS ANGELES

Clerk L. F. kuchenbecker of the Board of Supervisors, and Chief Clerk W. A McSparron of the Bunk CT Hill Mines company will leave to- night from Fairbank on the Golden
 State limited for Los Angeles, where they will spend two weeks on a visit.
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TO SAN FRANCISCO

Mrs. James Marrs left today for San Francisco. where she well spend several weeks on q visi; with he: daughter
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GOOD TiME
TO ~ Extco

C. A. Bell. assayer for the Bunker HiIi Mining company. leaves shortly for aie3icP where he has accepted d very lucrative position with mining ,cQmpany n that country.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-02-08
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some way or ether"
James," and Mammals tone ex-
pressed all IN reproach that is posi-
BILE.
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on. eff you'd only limited to me that
you were short of funds and that this
kid Cooking towards mel needed
more frippery, I'd have shelled out
if it had taken by last dollar. And
what's more. I'd have forgotten it
by now"
l gave him my sweetest and most
adoring glace. He subsidized. Nam
ma didn't reply. There was silence.
Just what Mamma and my Uncle
were thinking, l can't say. Ny
thoughts invariably dwelt upon my
new clothes. Suddenly Uncle Jim
said:
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ried took the starch out of Archfeld
all right. | saw him; came home on
the street car with him, and he open
ed up to me about it, and he's fiat
as a pancake. Can't get an under
standing of the modern girl at all,
he says
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