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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10

Republican party leaders seem to
be somewhat unsettled regarding
the kind of a campaign Senator
Harding their candidate for Presi-
dent, shall conduct. This is q bad
start. At first it was determined to
have what Is known as q front
porch" campaign. The candidate
simply remains at home and dele
cations from different parts of the
country visit him and listen to what
he has to say on the various issues.
Or course. copies Of the speeches
that the candidate will make are
furnished to the press before hand
and this, after all ID where the real
campaigning comes In. The idea is
to have the newspapers carry the
message of the candidate to the peo-
pie instead Of having the candidate
go out among the people and carry
the message himself. This plan work.
ed very well during the Mckinley
campaign. It is q question. however,
whether It will be satisfactory in
these stirring times. when the coun-
try has become so accustomed to
having public men and candidates
Swing around the circle"
But since the nomination of Cox
BY the Democrats and his apparent
dissemination to carry the issues
zirectly to the people in several tours
IN different pivotal states the Re-
publicans have become more than
ever divided as to the wisdom of
having their candidate stay at home
md talk only from his front porch.
rhey realize that it will be hard to
meet an aggressive campaign on the
,art Of the Democrats in such a
hammer. 1t might give the impress
ion to some voters that the Repub-
lean candidate was afraid to face
he people.
And there is some reason for this
fhe Republicans had their ex-
~serience In the Hughes campaign
our years ago when the candidate
into all sorts OF trouble In visit
ng different states. The party was
rad ) split up that n faction
s.id have nothing to do with the
osl.er faction and whatever faction
hold Of the candidate first. the
ofhs. factions would have nothing to
10 with him. This was especially
true in California where senator
Johnson< who a then governor.
would 4~maathing to do with Mr..
HssAss 80 f.s-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10
Parking Automobiles.
Editor Evening News:

Editor Evening news !.
Referring to the resolution passed
by the Board OF Aldermen last night.
regarding the parking of ears along
Smith and State streets the aldermen
have overlooked one fact-the
merchants on these particular streets.
Often a merchant finds it necessary
to park his car in front of his place
of business more than fifteen minutes,
probably an hour or more, because
of some work he may have to do
inside, or for some other reason.
OF course 1t would be very incon-
venient for him to put his car in
the garage and then take II out
every time he may need it and the
only thing he could do would be to
park his car on a side street. But
here is where the trouble comes in.
Somebody may steal the tools or
something else from the car, or some
mischievous children may tinker with
the machine and If any damage is
done, the merchant will not know
who to hold responsible, due to the
fact that he cannot keep ian eye"
on his machine, whereas, he can
watch IL If he parks It in front of
his place Of business. No matter
how busy he Is. he can spare a
moment to look around, but II he
has to keep 1t around the corner, that
Is entirely a different matter. The
Board OF Aldermen should insert a
clause in their resolution allowing
the merchants OF State and Smith
streets to park their ears in front
of their place Of business as long as
they wish.
OF course not all OF the merchants
on these streets find it necessary TO
use automobiles in conducting their
business and those who do will not
be hndering trafhc by parking their
Fair Play.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10
Isn,t This Lovely weather.

(ROchester (Minn.J BuIletin.)
Miss Isabel Jones returned yes
terday from Chicago where she Wis
tied her son Dick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10
SUMMER RESORT. ULSTER COUNTY

Lakeview Hotel, Pine Hin, N. y. Box
P. N. Overlooking lake; modern improves
ments: orchestral: dancing: bathing: Hun
garian cuisine. Booklet Special rates
now. Mosaic laws observed Joseph
Ginsberg. Proprietor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10
What2

And what has become of the o. 4.
man who used to use stale beer in
his shoe backing every Sunday
morning when he shined his boots?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10

proper to refer to residents Of Paris,
KY, as Parasites.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10

They never get a raise in pay.
Some fellows we have met,
Because they seem afraid that they
Might earn more than they get.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10

(Ottawa County (Ohio) Democrat.)
When at Catawba Island stop at
Cangney's Inn. They can eat you.
sleep you. drink you, or cream you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10

Accident and Health
Insurance
Our Accident and Health
Policies contain some ex-
cellent features not found
in other policies. Tele-
phone 632 and sample
policies, rates etc., viii be
sent to you for inspection
and comparison.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10

Tucker b. tells us that some
friendship is like beauty-only skin
deep.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10
Then Il Happened.

81 wonder IL you could?" unused
the Rummy. as he poured a little
paregoric into his near beer.
you wonder IL you could
what?" demanded the Barkeep. as
he fingered a set of brass knucks.
why, / wonder IL you could say
that an income tax dodger Is a man
of untold wealth 2" replied the Rum
my, as he headed for the door.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10

The volstead law pleases the pub
lie in general. but Is plsases the boot
leggers too well
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10

August LIST is election day in Mex
leo. Look for casualties in returns
a few days later.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10

Why go to the expense of bring
ing Billy Sunday to Cincinnati? Why
MT buy a parrot and train him to
say: "Slimy S~inners!" Hell
Houndsl" "Bawdy Brats!" Lying
Pupsl" DIRTY Dogs!'' Booze Bel
lies!" and Rotten Rats!' and put
him on a stage and listen 10 him
every night?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10

No wonder hard luck makes US
fuss,
For It is true, I'm told,
That when things get too hot for US
The world IL mighty cold.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10

Judging from the quietness in
Mexico. Bergdoll must be there
with some hush money.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10

Haw, Haw
Don't you think that the mod
ern girl has more backbone than
her old-fashioned sister," asked the
Old Fogy.
We'll replied the Crouch. she
certainly shows more"
The Truth.
On this fact you can make q bet,
1t 10 the truth you'll find;
The faster you get into debt,
The more you get behind.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10

1t is never necessary to brand a
dark horse" All others are heard
to may"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10

Woodrow Wilson Wynn lives in
Hickman. KY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10
Our Daily Special.

Some Girls Are Not as Anxious to
Stay Married as They Are to Get
Married.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10

The other day this column asked
this question:
If a marine should sub for an
other Marine on furlough, woi.id he
be a sub Marine?
Impossible" wires T. D., from
New York. How can a man-o'-war
be a submarine?"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10

BY LUKE McLUKE.
Copyright, 1890, the Cincinnati
Inquirer.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10
Names Is Names

Every time we hear some men
talk we are reminded of the fact
that Pleasant Bull lives on r. r.
No. s, Cookville, Tenn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10

Here is a beauty specialist who
guarantees to make a woman look
ten years younger In one treat
ment,' said Mrs. Gabb. as she look
ed UP from the newspaper she was
reading.
Huh" growled Mr.. Gabb. why.
don't you take about forty or fifty
treatments?"
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14
IRISH PLAN Big
D.C.ATTRACTION
Parade to White House to
Be Featured Night Of
November 10.

Washington Friends of Irish
Freedom last night announced plans
for the greatest protest meeting ever
held in the Capital.
The Irish sympathizers will meet
at 7:30 o'clock on the night of No
vember 16 and parade from the head
uarters at Sixth and E streets to
!, White House and back to the
iseum at Ninth and Pennsylvania
nue., where American citizens
l protest against English atroci-
in Ireland"
listed among the speakers an
bounced for the meeting are Eamonn
de Valera, president of the Irish
Republic;" Senator Joseph Irwin
France, of Maryland: Mrs. Pethick-
Lawrence. of London; Senator Thos.
T. Gore, of Oklahoma; Senator Peter
c. Gerry, of Rhode Island, and Sena-
ter George w. Norris, of Nebraska.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14
SECRETARY PAYNE
TO APPEAR IN COURT

Secretary of the Interior John
day to show cause tomorrow why
he should not be enjoined from
canceling OH leases in Oklahoma
now being worked by the Gypsy
Oil Company. A rule to show cause
! was issued yesterday against the
Cabinet member by Justice Jen-
nings Bailey. of the District Su-
, preme Court, granting a petition
filed by the oil concern.
Secretary Payne, the petition
AYERS. served notice on the plain
tiffs that he would cancel the leases
tomorrow unless 1t paid $115, ,605.3i
which. 1t avows, is a premium the
government seeks to exact for
royalty oil above tho prevailing
market price.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14
RAH TALK
! TOPRESSMEN
enator Among Speakers on
Program for Installation
Tomorrow Night.

Notables in public life and prom
ineRt labor leaders will address the
arst public installation of officers
and business meeting of Washing
ton Web Pressmen's Union. No s,
in the crystal room of the New
Ebbitt Hotel tomorrow night
Senator Borah heads the list of
kspeakers, which includes Justice
s'f as. of the District Supreme
-, Cornelius Ford, Public
e.; James L Wilmeth, Direc-
of the Bureau OF Engraving and
I'inting; Frank Morrison, secretary
{ the American Federation of La
Jor: ". e. Spencer, John Manning,
n. L. Alias. John B. Colpoys and
John c. orr
The installation OF officers marks
the chartering of the new union
and the first birthday will be cele-
brated by o supper dance following
the business session
Those to be installed are- T n
franklin. president, Edward Schin-
eE, vice PRESIDENT T A Franklin
tr., recording secretary, and Frank
Alien. financial secretary
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14
u. S. IRISH COMMITTEE
TO TELL OF CONDITIONS

Sessions of the American Com
mission on Ireland. selected by the
Committee of 100 to investigate
Happenings on Irish soil. will be
formally opened next Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock in the ball
room of the Hotel Lafayette, it was
announced last night.
The following witnesses. all OF
vhom have agreed to testify. are
y Xpected to be heard during the
esent week:
/ Rev. DIR. James II. Cotter, st.
I awrence's Church, ITonton. Ohio;
smes c. Fogarty. New York City;
ev. Father English, Whitehall,
lontana; Francis Hackett. associate
ditor of the New Republic, New
FORK City: Mrs. William A. King.
1ronton, Ohio; John F. Martin, at
torney. Green Bay, Wis: Rt. Rev.
Vicar General James NJ. Kirwin.
Galveston, Texas.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-14
Bay State Man Named
As Mine Bureau Expert

II. S. MuIliken, of Lexington.
Mzss.. will assist DR.. Z. G. Cottrell,
director of the United States Bureau
Of Mines, in special professional
work connected with the bureau,
having been appointed metallurgical
engineer of the bureau, IL wac an
noUlced yesterday.
A graduate Of the Worcester Poly
technic Institute. Worcester. Mass.
MulIiken has been variously con-
nected with mining anG metallurgi-
cal enterprises.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
FALSE lMPRISONM sNT CASE UP FRIDAY.

The case CT the S;ate Y, Por.er Me. Doaa,l. former city marshal. charged Ni;h ia,sc Imprisonment. on iuformr- ton swo-n ou. by County Attorney R x. French i, -e' for hearing in h superior cou'; for Friday. the lGti. according to thr setting ot.thc crim. !nal calendar fer December. The ar -.-. ot MrDonald. who is nnder s2o' bond. wa, the resu., of locking up ! number ct hoys the day after lIa.. iowe'en wiihou; due formally Of law. ap Warrlu. hay.ng been sworn ou' .'r their arre-, and 'he information aa. filed by ;hr County Attorney fyl- InN:ns eoA,.aerab.e complain, made hy parent, c; he boy, a; the mannc,
 r which the ely ma-shsl handled the L,y. The ease promise, 10 b. an in- :ee-''ne ouc. a .arce number ot vii aHss,, having been Subpl"uaed
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12

Mr. and Mr, George Kener, par en,s Of Mr, V C Meieren, who have been in Tombstone the pas, few dars visiting their daughter. preparatory tc ,1..ng for Paris. France where they VII agl.n make their home, leti yes ;erday fo. New York. trom where ;h,y will embark for Europe During their yi,j; h-re they We're taken 10 various plr;s of the coua'y by Mr and Nlrs Me,g~en and were delighted with th.s section @. h~izcns They have ra-il- cd in southern California s.nce the au.br,as o' tb, war bun ave decided ,o return to their native country J" spend ,h. remainder 0. their days. M- and Mr>. Mc,,lecu accnmpaniea 'h,w Q B,H,au yesterday where td'y
 sok ,h- tran ea-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
BOND APPROVED.

Tn, bond ot ;. \ Gaines. temporary coaa;y treasurer was approved by the board 0! supervisors today and NJ. G 4,ue, jock the oath of office today. The bond for slgp,o00 was signed by James Doug.as anl W. NJ Adamson, of Douglas. and E A. Totrea and 3l. ! Cunningham. ol Bisbee. the coun- Y having beeu ,l.ed d fee of seyegal hundred dollars by Mr Gaines npt hlrns a ,as-,y bond. Al four s.sn. er> ci iAs bond are known 60 be N1siA more a.une than t.4o amour, ot
 he boni. so ihe supervisors accep1n4 {. without question
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
COATS "EVAPO7ATE"
 GETS DEPUTIES COATS.

Chef D 1uy sheriff George Her -aIe anI Deputy Dick HaFer.y ra-
 turned To Tomb-,ene ye-terlay from
 BoWsr. Naeie 'hey went 70 levy a'. ,achuen' an d herd of eoa'-. Ar-ir. ing there. however. they .ound ,ha. 'h, ats and owner had vanished 'e 1ar.- unknown While !, %, Hea- ,haw'- and Hayer.ys goats they how eyer ai!ed 70 find the goat. in ques. l.sH. tae-o@aer having go,,en wind 5f .he.- cem'ue and moved nj, piace of residence and h., odorous herd across in, another county. where an e:fo", |, now being made 10 serve ihe p1-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
i-7 CONFIRMED

u. hundred ali..'r,y.s"Nea ch''- E-.a U .1as rm,a a- The Ca.ho 2 church .a~. nah. "A.a ibe B Ky. B..G1' il,1-s Gr0i.u e. The rac>"n u.t.-. Y.-.t.. a-.a tu~ tae purro,s 70. a..a.a.-'.r.-- confirmation. \
 -- c.u-- -aa. va- aai a nl-3,.
 p.-,- ., -a r..a.p ,e.- -h., 3 .-..- tar G..-aa vt,re B -Iu .- -..E... M. ,Hets.'.t
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12

XMAS BAZAAR OPEN.

The Christina, Bazaar beng he'd by the ladies CT $ P4uls Guild Of the Episcopal church Wa, opened thi- afternoon. with various booths az. ranged containing many pretty ham. made Christmas cif:s This evening at 6:;U lea Wili be served by the Ia !. ies. and the sale of gifts will be con- iinued dor.ne the evening un,A ea. tire-y disposed of The bazaar is b..
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
NEAR FATAL ACCIDENT.

Hud Key deputy sheriff O; McNell narrowly escaped Deiug crashed 70 death jl.s morning. when his auto crashed mo tree ,n ,roni 0, the Tomhs,ln- Mea. Mlrkr, Mr Key had lei: h.s car in gear and when he starred to crank the engine the car iunged ahead s'raiwh; for big cot touwood tree near the sidewalk. lt struck h.m. knocking him clear of the machine jns, in time to escape beins caught between the auto and the tree The machine struck with s heavy imac'. bending the Iron, aX'e
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
BURGLAR EQUINE GUILTY.

Af:er being out about two hour,. the jury in the case of the State 's
 Ramon Armendek last night about : o'clock reuinel yeru!ct Of gui.;y and the deftndan, will be scn,enc | at later da;e ny Judge I.1ckwooj, Nrmerdez had been accused rcbbing | sore at Bowie Today the case 'i .he S,a,e ys Martin Armstrone. who Is charged Viih having stolen a GOV in ,he fiuachucas. was on trial and may be ccmpic;cd by evening retess.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12

The .all,s us the Ca'hol.c cAur h WAo are planning b,n,fI, ball 'o be he'd in Sch.eif+lm hal Monday evening December 18th. have com p.e,ed all arrangements for the affair according 10 announcement; made to- day The music wi.i be furnished by az orchestra rem Bisbee. while iae sa.e Of i.cHe;- to da;e has been very gratifying. according 10 those lad.a, iE charge O. fhe event. A large ai- tendance from Bisbee and neighbor- ius towns is expected
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12

Sine Ga..eu.. pDHeer oi TcnbstoHa, Ne, se,rrey burned about ihe face and forehead yesterday when an eye shade aa;ch h, had been wearing cauea; fire Nr Gai!eu was lighting l.- p.p- when rhe shade caush; fire and b,sase 5. cou.d 1e removed he suffered s,rera burns His eyes have 5.eu ia pad ,la1e for some time and a- s.- wearing he shade r1r proiee- -.au .r.m the sua glare l. is ot known whether ,h, ogrE- injured the -e,- Vr.har ba. he pioneer ls con
 .a.i I, h.s bel as ;Ae resu,; Of tho 4ec.4eA.. Hy .s one of Tombstone's .srHe,. ,'.er-. having driven n eA, .slA between Bi,bee snI T4mbstoa. during ,he early days
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
SIX rsAcAEFs TAKE EXAM.

SiN .pp'Ndn-s ''r teachers ccr'I lct.,- ;ouk ja, Examination a, tIa ofnca = E.,.c ro,e,. county scaoo. >aper.r.,ndem yesterday and today. They Vyre Mr,. Katherine Hartman. Mss T Nor. Hartman. Mr- C p puaaey N-- 81uu5" Bun,r Mss k. ..h..... Parker WG Ni-- Ch9'a d E Cps
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12

Las. nFh- ,h~ jury th, case O. ,he s,a.e agsin-, q. F Franklin. N! o N4- charged with aggravated assault returned a verd.ci oi not guilty aHi ,h- defeudaa; Was released Today he case 0; the sta;e vs Ramon A mendez. charged with burgiar.z.re a store a; B3w.e. Mas on trial and was expected 60 be completed by f:3o. Tn, u-t Was excused an;H tomorrow -..,.ulrc ny Irdpa LncANnon-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
TO PHOENIX.

County AsSe,so: F. \ Hughes went % Phoenix yesterday where he was called on oiiicis, matters Mr. Hughes will take up h. residence in the cap i,ai c..y as one Of the members of -he S,a;e Tax Commission having been elected a, the las; g"enral e.e"- .tau
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
TicKE-s SELLING FAST

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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12

TO CONDUCT FUNERAL.

Ha Ma ttsr. a. tA. a.1a s.H-e. W.n. ra B-r-Ha t... ' .ea-.. .aa..a4 ... ol HaIg finn ss.
 --l.,-- s.-- t,e eAa'a- @. a n-'- name N.l.,ury Wua d..l .aes- >r.- rI.> T a r.M4.a oses uu-4 -3- m0rsaN conducting SuuIat s,tiees. -..lra.rz -o T m1,uu- MluIiy. B. I.aayer. fa.aer#as Ree. l.eaFer. accom- paa.,.i him .o B-n-tu
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12

10 make the Is; public yet, as some of the men he desires to join him may 5e unab,e to to so. However. he stated tha; he had decided or retain ing Harry Ratler;y as his general field deputy. MT. Raffer;y is a demo- frat and has he!d this position under Sheriff Mcdonald Douglas lnterna- tiona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
oNx DEMOCRAT AS DEPUTY.

JJ Hood. the new sheriff-e,ect. who wlS,ske charge oi the sheriifs office on hhe first ot the new year. is in Dfashs today or business M. H4od aid thst while he had pretty gc9dl ilea Of his stan Of deputies who .wlf assis. him in the administration oflih4 sherifrs office he did not. care
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12

Tam- -a;' l. .a a-al 4. houses a sru-..aa- a at. ia~-s- bG. Wa-' a8l,.> a5. aG.-.1 t.- m tas sag rsl n-.Ua- a. wo. -er1.~ h.,- -.s...-.. a -#a Naa as
 -.-a r..e gnu. .l-
 5--L- and
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
ON lNsPecTLoN -aL7

NH -ta0 -..a.. Ft..as 7 .J, t-.r.s1 ..,.- v5.sa-., .l I-H.a .a m, ae.k- -arHi.n From Nooe '' >a .a m. N,..c.a .u Nl M..a ,h.. c.a,- .ss.u.t .et-sl,.- ". "t.l- uept- .,-"-, sl- aue a.r lsrg :.N sl1c+ r- a. ,I.tr-s ta-,- at 'ar nf.-.Nt .iwt
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12

N. C. Walker. of Shreveport. Ia, ar e,ri a Tombstone yesterday and vi sema! uhese uat.. the matter ot the al .egld shortage in inc treasurer os- ice 5 cleaned u1 Mir Walker is a p~lc.ieius attorney.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
p7Es SOLE

t. 'H.r- U. s..I.-.t- ls .'i'- H--.- las --g- apP- N.l-1f. -."' '....o sane. .as.G- rHJ.u.e- q. .t. l.-,@sy a-sc-a Bi,ore aii p4a-a 4.. aa.o- Ra- mr, la-s1 py
 ...s.4 -l"af e1mui-',aH E Gr L.H- ia-aHe company Q. Wl.eoN fl.raa- o .i'.,.mate.l le.o'o teat d. 5 ii c.u.- pet ion, and O r. Pa .r--a. oi Apir1e purchased tooo f--. a' l-3 eea,- p.- ta5t The l.ge VI ,. : maAea Dl -Ne nurel..l-.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
57.2s6 ARIZONA
 COTTON BALES
 GINNEO TO DATE

WASHINGTON. D c. Dee Cot ion e.nned prior 10 December 1. le29, amounted ID lu.lii.>2l running balrs including lsl.s>7 round bales. 4S.26s ba.e, ol Amer.can-Egyp,ian and HI bl,e, e sea island. fae census bu r-au announced today.
 Las, year to December 1 innings amounted 70 s.si436S bales of lint. ir- eu3ing s966S round bales. 23.725 bales Of American Egyptian and 53S2 ba,es Of sea island
 G.nnings to December tai- year by states includes: Arizona. 57.2 California. 32.71e. Texas. 24231il
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
TWO SERIOUSLY ILL. IN BiSBES HOSPITAL

According 10 word rece,yed from Bi-1,c jo,h Henry Street. superin .cNdeG, and !. N Barnes, chic. clerk, Of 'he B0Quil,a> Land A Cattle Co. are reported seriously 1T in the hos. pi;a, at B.shee with but ,lieh, i'm. p'oyenen; noted during he past two day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
RETURNED FROM CALIFORNIA

V ]. Aimy and wife and child r-- turned ,o Tambscone today io.lowiu. a tNo months visit iu California. They re.or, ,,ea,1n' vacation. bu' are g'ad 70 g.t back 10 Tombs'ore', mid Winter climate
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
VISITED IN sfssEE

Miss He'-u Esuslic, d,m.v eoua- 't superintendent V,at to. B>bss and r.um i.l.y ca a b-.at-1.s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12

san Pedro Wa;er t'sers' association. was in Tonlbs,on today. having busi. ness at ;hc courthouse. Mir Maliis q, reports the survey for jhe Charleston Dam a.most ccmpie," and sounding. will be mAed within a short time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
TO BOWIE.

Chef Deputy Sheriff George Hen shaw was called ,o Bowie this morn. ing on civil case connected with n.s office lie expects to return home io- night or tomorrow morning. following the leyying on an attachment on q herd ot goats in civil suit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12

the past week, assisting in the exam .nition of the treaSur,f-s omce. re- turned ,o his home in Phoenix tcda-. Wkaere he is assisting in the check D. the coun:y highway commission e. tct. Ms. Darcy. who has been he.e
 W.,A her husband. accompanied h.:r
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
RAN GIRL DOWN.

According 10 word received al taa ,herif!s office this morning. a driver named Charles. Crembel. ran down q little Mexica ngirl in Johnson Addi- ;iou this morning The girl was bad. Y injured and was taken to the hos pital. The driver was not 10 blame. t txaS said
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
TO HER EFORD.

Depu'y SAer.9 Harry Rat:erty ana Dave Walsh went 10 Hereford th's morning. where M- Raffer;y took charge Q, 4 store there. on attach men-. serving paper, Mr Walsh wi. r man there for a few weeks as car.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
NAco BUSINESS MAN

John T3wnsr. w-H known Naco s;orem1u and oii tmer Q. that -ec'io. Wa, .n T m3,.oae today having been summoned d. w..u,>, in rhe SUpa. ~s .. gou~-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
FROM BENSON

Deputy sheriff Bl. Bennett oi Ben- -1n spen; . faw ho.., in ;he Tom3. s.one today on business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12

and radiator and almost ruined one rear t;re by spinning Mt. Kelly's rgh' l,g was considerably bruise, hut he is ihanLirs his lucky stars he was ua; caught between the tree and h. nntn
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
MERE FROM DON LUIS.

Jessie Sanders, mcuber of the san. ders Brothers firm. came in yestar, iay from Don Luis and Will remai he;e Ter sey,rd! day, during the talk. ing e. inventory
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
RETURNED FROM PHOENIX

F. \. !iu-hes. county assessor aat >'a;. faN comm. s!onrreiec,. aoco n. 1ar.e3 by Mr, Husuc, returned from d bye. v.,i' .u Pnosa.N They w:d ,-oy duaue thr latter par. O: inc month n take up their residence .1 .u- can.-A.