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Evening star., 1921-05-18
Sweetbreads With bacon.

rarboil the sweetbrcadS draiS
them. and remove the 2ristlc ana
fat. Dip them into beaten egg. which
is seasoned with salt and pepper. roll
in cracker crumbs and fry in the
pan in which the bacon has been
fried, drain and serve with the slices
ot bacon.
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Grapefruit and Onion Salad.

Slice some small mild onions and
allow the slices to remain in French
pare the grapefruit by dividing the
sections and removing tho skin from
each, arrange in nests Of crisp let
tuce and pour the onions and dress
ing over each serving. For an oc-
casional variation. add sliced tart
apples
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Using Up the Pieces.

With styles as they are there is no
longer any excuse for having bag
or trunk drawer full of pieces of fab
ric. which once you might have con-
sidered too small for use in making
anything but patch quilts or doll
clothes.
The other day the instructor in cos
tune designing and dressmaking in
woman's college gave as an assign
ment to class in the designing OF
children's clothes the simple instruc-
tion to use up all the pieces" left
from making of a special group Of
gingham and other cotton frocks.
The results were charming-many
of them containing far more merit as
designs than the frocks made of the
original outlay of materials. There
were little play aprons made of two
contrasting sorts of gingham. There
we're play frocks showing wee bloom
ers of plain chambray peeping be-
meath short skirts of checked material
with the bodice marvelously cut out
of bits Of both sorts of fabric.
One play apron made of a yard or
so of unbleached muslin used up some
Very small scraps of solid colored
ginghams and chambrays. The stu
dent who made this drew a design
based on bunch of toy balloons.
Fac II balloon was round and OF diff
ferent color from the other balloons
and, by means of outlining. the stems
of the balloons all drawn together
and held together al the bottom were
produced. This design was spread
across the front of the apron. On the
back was a single balloon that looked
as if il might have been blown away
from the others and was about to
blow away from the apron entirely.
Very little pieces of cottons, organ
dies, muslins and ginghams can be
used in making applique designs or
| in making pipings. This sort of trim
ming lends itself excellently to chill
dren's clothes or to smocks for WON
en- and young girls.
Evening star., 1921-05-18

A charming evening gown is made
of Harding blue and blond lace. the
lace forming a side train.
Colored silk parasolS have white
ivory tops. white kid leather handles
and ferrule ends to match.
The all-Iacc frock of beige or brown
is worn with large brown tuIle hat
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18

Of just such crowd Cake. ice cream candies and varied sweets were sery- ed the merry aggregation. little place cards of colored paper. laden wi;h sweets and little kewpie serv- ed 10 inspire the little ones. Among those present were the Misses: Anna
 Hughes. Margaret Bressler, Mary Josephine Kingsbury. Ruth Krebs. Mary Nadaline Giacoma. Madalene Ciacoma. Katherine GiaComa Neima Sanders. Mary Christine Moss. Lota McSparron. Lillian Zoe. Jean Macia. Lola Emma Hankins, Winona Han kins. Donna Gay Henshaw. Ruth James and the little hostess.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18

been in the district It consisted of Rec ear on which had been built very convenient house. including gas stove. beds for two and with innum- erable drawers and lockers on the sides for holding food supplies and every needed camp equipment. The inmates of this car were Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Lewis. of Mankato. Minnesota, where A,r. Lewis is in the garage bus mess. They are making about i0e niles per da- and are enroute to the Pacific coast, expecting to go as far as san Francisco before heading for nome. The top of the rear end of the house bore the following sign: Min nesota Speed House"
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
HI ORCHESTRA WILL PLAY FRIDAY.

h connection with the picture Dangerous Curves Ahead" to De shown at the Crystal Friday night ,,.Ger the auspices Of St Fa.s
 ,t was announced today that the Tombstone Hi school Orchestra Will furnish special music for the oc- easioI Appropriate musica! numbers lend considerable reality t. q picture and movie fans are promised an even ing of real enjoyment when they go t1 see Dangerous Curves Ahead"
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
DOVE SEASON CLOSED.

All hunters should know that it is now against the law to shoot doves as the open season closed 0. doves Thursday at sunset. December 18th White wings and quail can U- shot until sunset December 3lst, when the closed season is on for botn those birds Duck season closes on Janu- arV .ISt
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
"OANoERous CURVES AHEAD"

Advance information on the play "DanEerous Curves Ahead gives as surance that local movie fans are, in line for a reel treat" when the play Is staged at the local Crystal theater Friday. Dec 18th. under the auspices and for the benefit of St Pauls Guild Of the Episcopal church. No doubt capacity hoGse will witness the screening Of this picture
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18

was called to Globe today. where he will report case in the Superior Cour; there. expecting 10 be absent for several days.
 APPEAL CASE.
 An apeal case from Willcox enti- tied Bracamonte ys. Sandoval over the ownership of an automobile. was heard before Judge Sames in Division of the Superior Court today TO HILL CITY.
 Among those visiting in Bisbee to- day were Miss Maud Davis, Mrs. Chas. Blyth. Miss Nell E.nsminger, and Miss Norma Barr.
 VISITING IN STRONGHOLD
 Mrs. Phoebe Preston, matrOn at the county jail is visiting for a few days in Cochise Stronghold the guest of Mrs Shaw
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FROM WILCOX.

Atorney C. C. Gung'l and Herbert Lowdermilk receiver of the defunCt Central Bank of Willcox. are in Tomb stone. having come here for the pre- liminary of s B Brown and ]. C. Reid. charged with falsifying records of the bank which will be held here to- morrow
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
HOLDING COURT IN TUCSON.

Judge Albert M Sames. of Division R the Superior court. went to Tue son today where Q will hold court in a case in which Judge PaItee is dis qualified. Judge Lockwood of Divi-- sion ] is in Stafford, where he is hear ing case in place of Judge ". R. Chambers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18

Chas. ?. Blanton, presid-r: md general manager and Ted E Lacy. secretary and treasurer of the Gold Bullion Mines Co., Inc. vhc are
 tarting development operations on the old Gold Camp properties. taken over by the company, were ir Tomb. stone today They report that the company is opening up it's old shafts and will develop sufficiently to prove and justify listing the treasury stocI: CT rha New York Curh n1arl-sr
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RETURNED HOME.

Miss Alice swain returned home yesterday following several days ,isi, in Douglas. the guest of her sis ter. Mrs Alfred Paul Mrs. Paul. who drove here sister home in her car. re- turned to her home at Douglas this ,s,-,;,o
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PASSING OUT CALENDARS.

T F. Woottou. Bisbee hardware man was in Tombstone today. passing aroun2 nambe oi his huge art cal, eGdars which las been a feature Of his firm for the ras; ten years lie was accompanied by C. ! Jacobson and Harry Ohmer
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VISITING DAUGHTER.

Mrs. Jack Clifford came 1,er today from B.shee and is visitin- he- daughter. Mrs. Vim Critch.ey.
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GET IT NOW.

Holly and uistIetoe can be found n iA" -eisAboriur mountains in abuR- dane aLd many local people are bringing home loads Of the holiday decorations
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nal county
TO DOUGLAS.

J. N. Gaines. secretary Of the Co- chise Sounty Taxpayers Association went to Douglas this afternoon from where he will leave tomorrow for two weeks trip. returning here after New Year.
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TUESDAY
~~~~~~~~~~ TO BIS BEE.

V 6iS6EG
 County Recorder II. L. Hutchison and wife and Mrs II M. Eckerman motored to Bisbee today. TO DOUGLAS.
 H. D. Palmer and Mir and Mrs. J. . M. Phillipowski drove to Douglas :o- day
 TO BENSON.
 Tony Giacoma and Joe Carpena were in Benson yesterday on busi- ness mission.
 ANOTHER RESIDENT.
 C. C. Boyd and family have moved to Tombstone from Wilcox and will make their home here, taking the Reach cottage on Fourth street. HEADED WEST.
 A more than usual number of tour ists passed west yesterday over the Bankhesd route and they were all wearing that satisfied look. TO elSeEE.
 Mrs. Guy C. Welch went to Bisbee on the stage this morning and return ed with Mr. Welch who had been to Douglas on official business. WEATHER
 Yes, this is the regular Arizona weather. the regular sunshine, the regluar good roads and the prismatic colorings each evening on the Ora goons is an every day occurrence.
 ON WAY WEST
 There passed through Tombstone yesterday one of the most complete auto touring outfits that has ever
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melted away.
BETTER TOCAY.

The condition of Robert Reeves, who is confined to his home wilh pneumonia. is reported as slightly improved today. although the patient snot vet out of danger Robert Reeves Jr.. wired his mother yester- day from New Orleans that he was leaving for Tombstone and is expect ed to arrive here tomorrpw
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
TAX OFFICIAL ERE.

J: A McNab. land and tax atotrney Of the l.! Paso .; Southwestern l. R. company. with headquarters in Fl Paso. was in Tombstone today on business al the court house.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18

Owing to No. on the main line be- icg Ia:e this morning the Tombstone branch did not make connections and no western mail will arrive until this evening
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
GLEASON VISITOR.

J. }! Parrish cattleman of Gleeson. spent few hours in the county seat today.
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NOTICE.

All children Of the ugregatioua. SaEday Schoo! are requested to meet at the church Saturday afternoon at two o'clock to practice for the Xmas program
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
TOMORROW MIGHT.

A comedy drama called see My Lawyer is ,he feature at the Crys- tal the4t-r toa.o.row night. starring the comedian T. Roy Barnes. with Grace Darmond having the opposite role to sIr Barnes l, is play full ol com4cal <i;lation, bright. witty saying and has been hit everywhere There will also be the usual two-reeI slap stick comedy. making eight reels og the laugh stuff at l5c and 2lc.
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TO CALIFORNIA.

IT. K. Street, general manager Of the Boquillas Land & Cattle company. at Fairbank, left this morning for California. where he goes on business Tor the comrany.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
BACK TO MORALES.

Clarence Cevanaugh returned ;o No sales today after spending several days here on d visit ~th hls parents MT. and Mrs. W. M. Cayanaugh
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MEET TOMORROW NIGHT.

King solomon Lodge of Masons meets tomorrow night ill regular session and will elect and install the 1922 officers
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Morning
EENOMETiNC.

Many houses over town are being painted, addition built 10 them. screen porches. papering and other decorat- ing being done The Cystal Theater and First National Bank are also un- dargoin. a renovation
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TO BIS E.

Manager A. II Gardner o: the Hua chuca Water company went to Bis bee today where he will attend to bus mess matters,
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
MET LAST MIGHT.

The Tombstone Commandry Knight Temp!ars met last night and elected officers Of 1922. list of same will be announced later.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
ON THE WAY.

The weather man says another snow storm Is due Wonder if our local poets will give Us another yer sion of Beautiful Snow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
WORKING UP BOOKS.

Tom GleEn. deputy assessor. sta toned al Douglas is in Tombstone for a few days putting his field books in shape for work during the coming year
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18

Robert ReeTes brother O; E T. Reeves, local incl and feed man is reported as holding his own todny. al though he is still in 6 dangerous con d!tiun as resnlt of pneumonia
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
GUILD MEETING.

St PauIs Guild Of the local Episcs- pal church. vii! meet a, the residence of Mrs. J II. Macia. at Arcade Hotel "Wednesday evening at $ o'clock. Dec Il. A full attendance is desired.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18

A. C. karger, manager of the Bank head Motor Co. and l. C. Faulkner, manager of the Gadsden Hotel. were in Tombstone today from Douglas on brief business visit, returning to their home this afternoon. They re- port the outlook for the reopening of the Douglas smelters very promising and a general resumption of business. IS ILL.
 Mrs Vim. Critchley is confined to her bed with illness
 TO sIssEE.
 Mrs. Nellie Dalgleish and daughter. Miss Grace. went to Bisbee today on a visit with friends.
 PHOENIX ATTORNEY.
 Attorney W. II. Barnum. of Phoe- nix. is in Tombstone. as chief counsel for s. B. Brown and J. c. Reid in the preliminary to be held here tomorrow. BACK FROM PHOENIX.
 Mrs. C. J Wynn returned home yesterday from Phoenix, where she has been for the past month on an ex- tended visit with her sister. Mrs. Bressler.
 ATTORNEY HERE.
 Attorney Lyman Hays. of Wilcox. is in Tombstone, being one of the at torneys for S. B. Brown and J. c. Reid. Jr.. whose preliminary will be
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
s. p OFFICER.

T. D Walter. Southern Pacific of ficer. stationed al Tucson. was ir Tombstone otGay on official business
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
RETURNS FROM TRIP.

Judge A C Lockwood Of Diasion Of the superio- 'Ccurt returned home yesterday irou two weeks trip about the s.ip. during which time he held court in Nogales. Pres. colt and Stafford. He also attended the conference between the Cochise board Of supervisors and the state tax commission relative to the proposed
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
IN BIS BEE.

Cashier l.. G. rahuestock. Of the Cochise County State Bank, motore1 10 Bisbee today on brief business mission.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
SIX BLISS TICKETS ISSUED THIS WEEK.

\ total of six marriage licenses were issued the past week by Clerk J. F.. James. of the Superior Court, which shows evidently that the Xmas season has had marked effect on the marriage license market. Those issued follow:
 Cayetano Martinez to wed Maria Jayne. Douglas.
 Louis V. Brooks and Georgette Boui- din, Douglas.
 Jos. W. Scott and Dorothy LaCroix. Douglas.
 Will Morgan and Zolanda LaCroix. Douglas
 Eusebio Figuerros, Tombstone and Cruz Guerrero. Bisbee
 Angel Cano and Ramona Huerta Chiricahua
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
SACK FROM FLORENCE.

C N. Brown deputy state auditor. returned to Tombstone yesterday from Florence, where he has been auditing some books in connection with the highway bond issue in Pi- nal rnnnfY
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
FROM sIssEE.

Miss Amelia Alvarez came over to- Gay from Bisbee. where she is em- ployed by the Fair Store Annex and sill spend Christmas with her par ents
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
FROM FAiRe BANK.

A. II. Busby. farmer of FaiIbank. ac- companied by his wife, spent the day iu tcubstUa- today
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
RETURNED HOME.

Mrs C. ". Hicks has returned to hey home in Bisbee. following a sev. eral days visit here with her daueh ter, Mrs ' T kinesbury
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
VISITING IN siSeEE.

Miss Rernice Shaver and Miss An na C. Young. teachers in the Tomb stone schools, went to Bisbee last evening and are spending the week end with friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
DOUGLAS UNOGRTAkER.

A \. Ferguson, Douglas undertaken spent few hours in Tombstone to- day
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emergency in COchise COu
TAKE OVER CLAIMS.

According to II. E. Blanton, presi- dent Of the Gold Bullion Company. the claims owned formerly by Herman Durand old time prospector and min CT of Gleeson. have been taken over by the company and now form a part of the company's holdings. Durand, who worked the mines over 9 years ago and knows the ground, Mir Blan- ton states, will remain with the com pany and assist in the development work. as he is familiar with the geo logy of the ground
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
TO sISeEE.
6iS6EE VISITOR.

John Foster, Bisbee resident. was a visitor in Tombstone this afternoon between stages
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
ANOTHER ONE.

Anoher fire plug was broken today, inconyeniencirg quite q number of water users for about an hour today. This one was broken by an army truck being backed over the plug at sixth and Allen streets. + any more plugs are broken the location will have to be cut out of use until the city gets more plugs and standards. saia A II Gardner. manager Of the Huachuya Water Company. He also added he regretted that these things occurred but that i' was in DO wise the fault of the water company. the plus, being the property and being maintained by the city At the last meeting O: the city council action was taken to protect the plugs. but noth- Ing so far has been done
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18

men have been held to await the ac- tioE of the superic- car; on a charge Of burglary. At a preliminary held in Douglas yesterday inc men were held on charge of having broken into the. barber shop of Bob Eubank. in Douglas last "Wednesday night and stolen a quantity of barber supplies. Most Of the loot was recovered in Agua Prieta.
 in FROM FoRT.
 Coi. NeiRans. commander at Fort Huachuca. and Chaplain Scott, of the 10th Cavalry. were in Tombstone to- day
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
TO BisgEe

Miss l. M Holland and Mrs. J. iyey went to Bisbee this morning spend the day with friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
IRON GlEESCN.

Nu Cummings. well known resi- den: cf Gleeson. spent few hours in Tombstone today
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
IN sIssEE.

Mrs Leo Hill spent few hours in 1:,bee today between stages. visiting her s-jerin-Iaw. Mrs C. w Rock hin.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
TO DOUGLAS.

Prof F. Nl Webb and ke,so Street motorcd to Douglas yesterday after noon to bring back the manual train ing articles that were on exhibit at the Cochise County Fair last month.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
FROM BENSON.

Manager (. ". Mangam, of the telephone company. was in Benson yesterday on telephone business and reports that about an inch of snow fell between Tombstone and Benson last night which, however. quickly
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
VISITING IN DOUGLAS.

Mrs N C. Harkins. wife of the clerk Of the board of supervisors. ac- companied by her youngest daughter. is spending few days in Douglas. the guest of Mrs A C. Karger.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
iS BIS EE.

County Engineer Sid Smyth was in Bisbee yesterday, conferring with Supervisor I C. F.. Adams on road matters
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
VISITED FRIENDS

Mrs F. Coe stenoerapAer in the sherius office. spent the day in Bis bee visiting friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
FULLY EQUIPPED.

The room for the basket ball team is now lightly electrically and fitted nI; and the team is off
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
THRU TO BIS see.

C F. Goetz. Benson merchant. and wife were iu Tombstone for a short while today enroute to Bisbee, ex- paciins Co return pere tonight
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18

The license tags on the tourist cars seem to be from everywhere. yester- day Rhode Island. Minnesota. Texas California and West Virginia were among those present
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
DAILY.

The Lucky Cuss hoist is running full blast each day now to hoist the ore tha, accumulated during the sev- eral weeks that the hoist was ont af commission (
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
UP FROM DOUGLAS.

Manager A. C Karger and J NJ. Sparks Of the Bankhead Motor Co. of Dougias were visitors in the coun- ty seat ypstprday
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18

Ignacio Perez was confined in the county jail yesterday charged with poru m flied af Doupi3s
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
ST. DAVID VISITOR.

w. A. Boyle farmer 0; the st. David district. was in Tombstone today on d business visit
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MARRIED THREE COUPLE.

Judge II. r. Merrill performed three marriage ceremonies in Tombstone Douglas. The contracting parties were w. l.. Brooks and Miss Georg- ette BOuldin. Will Morgan and Zolona LaCroix and Jos. NJ. Scott and Doro- thy LaCrOiN
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FRIDAY
~ ~N~~~~~~~- Bis SEE VISITOR.

John Bowen Bs5ee automobile dealer. was in Tombstone tc,,ay on 9 business mission.
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lH FROM FORT.
IN FROM RANCH.

Nern Kendall and wife were yis' tors in Tombstone today from their ranch in South Pass
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18
TO eIseEE.

Mrs. Jas. Marrs and daughters. Mrs. j. F. James aud Mrs. C. F. Giragi. and J..rs. N Ferguson formed a party to Bisbee this morning and will return home this evening
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THURSDAY

To BENSON. visitor in Benson today FROM cocHlsE.
 r ". Hamilton of Cochise. is in Tombstone today on business visit TO slseEE.
 Oskar Cast local baker. went to Bisbee this morning on a business visit
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WEDTESDAY
IN sIsseE

J N Phillipowski, court reporter Of Division l of the Superior Court went to Bishee today.
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HAVE BABY BOY.

According to word received today a baby son was born yesterday in Los Angeles to MT and Mrs. George Riley. Mrs. Riley was formerly Miss Ruby Lamb. daughte of Mir and Mrs. J. 4. Lamb. Mrs. Lamb is at pres ent visiting her daughter in Los An geles Mother and son are doing well. according to the word received. TO eiseEE.
 Sheriff J. F.. Hood and Deputy Raf- ferty went to Bisbee today on official business.
 CALLED TO GLOBE.
 Court Reporter j. M Phillipowski. of Division 1~of the Superior Court.
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TO EiSBEE.

Orrin Preston and wife. Mrs w IT. Mars and Mrs C. r. Giragi motOret over to BiSbee today to spend the day.
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TOMBSTONE ID WN TOPICS TERsELY TOLD
MONDAY
REGULAR MEETING.

The Tombstone Knight Templars will meet at their hall tomorrow night in regular monthly session
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held here tomorrow on charges in connection with the closing of the Central Bank of Wilcox. FROM McNEAl.
 Deputy Sheriff IIud Kelly. of Me on business at the sheriffs office
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-18

The game season is still open on hares. or will be tomorrow night when Bebe Daneils plays The Marsh Hare" al the Crystal theater tomorrow even ing The Exhibitors Herald. which is the official representative of the mo ton picture producers of America. runs weekly reports of the varioIs screenings md in every instance I:ebe Daniels in The March Hare" is given fine send-off. the sum and substance of the various reports com piled is that The March Hare" is a light comedy and full of laughs. and Rebe Daniels puts it over in good shape. Also one reel of news pie lures.
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SUES FOR DIVORCE.

W. G. Gilmore hJs brought suit in the superior )gt against Min;a K. Gilmore for divorce They were both former residents C: Tombstone
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STARTING WORK.

According to word from Gleeson the Gold Bullion Company, headed by F. E. BIanton, who has been working the past few months perfecting the organization has started work on a small scale and expect to increase the force of men materially as soon as the property Can be gotten in shape Mike Marchello, of Gleeson, has been given a contract for placing the old shaft in shape. and a considerable amount of development work is con- templated
 CHARGED WITH ROBBERY.
 F. B. Allen and A. W. Junkers were brought to Tombstone yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Leahey. of Douglas. and confined to the couu.y jail The
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TO BIS BEE

sheriff ; l.. Hood went tu Bisbee this morning. having been called there ou of.cia! business matters
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TWO PRISONERS.

Deputy sheriff Ed LeaLy brought up two prisoners fo- the county jail from Douglas today
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TO B,Se EE.

TO eISeEE.
 County Attorney J. F. Ross and wife went to Bisbee today. and ex pect to return home tomorrow
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siSEEE EDITOR HERE.

Editor L. D Clark of the Bisbee Review was visitor in Tombstone today on business at the court house.