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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-21
TRAIN TO ARRIVE
HEREH0URLATER.
Local Trains on Schedule
Not to BE Replaced at
Present Time. 4

Commencing Sunday P. & L. E.
train No. go will leave Pittsburgh
at $3.50 p. m. instead OF 4:30 p. m.
and will arrive in Fairmont at 9:45
p. m. instead Of S:46 p. m. The new
schedule carries the two local trains
which had been run by the Monon.
gahela' Railway. before the strike,
and D. z. Orr, Brownsville, Pa,
superintendent, said this morning
that the trains would be replaced
as soon as business warrants It.
The mines on the West Virginia
end are no doubt working much
steadier than at the Brownsville
end Of the line.
n. H. Miller, Pittsburgh, repre-.
senting the Canadian Pacific Ran.
way was in Fairmont today visit.
ing the local railroad ticket offices.
B. G o. conductors; 1t is report.
ed, have been instructed not to per.
nit P. & r. coal cars 10 be shipped
westward of the B. & o. lines.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Kelley and
children have returned from an
automobile trip, which included
visits to New York and Washing
ton, D. c., and points in Canada
and the state Connecticut.
Miss Villa Straight OF this c,ty
is the guest OF Miss Amoretta
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Nj. NeeIv
were recent visitors in Morgan.
town as CHESTS Of MIR. and Mrs.
Frank Corbin.
Mrs. ]. Minor Durham is the
guest OF Mr., and Mrs. j, i,
Ross, former residents Of this city,
at their. home in Huntington.
zell Brady has resumed his
studies at the West Virginia Uni.
versity.
Mrs, ]. A, FlckInger and sis.
ter, Mrs. S. H. Dtemer, are
spending today in Pittsburgh.
A daughter was born Saturday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hager al
their home on Field street.
Governor and Mrs. Ephraim
Franklin Morgan have as thor
guest At the executive mansion,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Kay Of
Pittsburgh. Charleston Gazette,
Colonel John Baker White Of
Charleston. brother OF Prosecute.
ing Attorney Robert White sand
Miss Anna White of this place,
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KINCAID

Mrs. Homer Miller and children
and Mrs. Theodore Robe visited
Mr.. and Mrs. James Glen Sunday.
-Mr. and Mrs.. U. OFT and Miss
Geneyieye Phillips have returned
TO Norwood after a visit with the
latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Phillips of, Triune.
Miss Jennie Jacobs, Carson
Davis, Moses Jacobs, Wilbur
Reeves Mr.. and Mrs. John Phil
lips and children and Miss Lee
Ann Reeves attended the Sunday
school convention held at Mount
Zion Sunday.
Hays Morris visited his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Morris,
The Rev. Boyers Boyce will
speak at the Eureka Schoolhouse
at the services to be held Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming Price
visited Joe Bennett and Miss Nelia
Bennett Sunday.
Mrs. Clark Smith Of Halleck,
who has been Ill for some timo.
was taken to the hospital at Graf
ton last week. Her. condition ia
considered serious.
Mrs. Fannie Norris and son
Herman and Miss Grace Prickett
visited Miss Jennie Jacobs Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Ashcratt OF
Morgantown visited Mr.. and Mrs.
D. t. Ashcraft recently.
John Phillips visited at thu
home OF James Glen recently.
Mrs. Alcinda Phillips and chill.
dren were the guests Of Mrs.
Fannie Morris recently.
James Davis visited his son,
Carson Davis, several days ago.
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MoNoNGA,H


Record Enrolment.
The Monongah School, which
opened here Monday with an en-.
rollment Of over 800, has the
largest number OF pupils ever en-
rolled. With the new annex,
which was completed last year,
all pupils can be classified and no
crowding will be necessary.
Gymnasium and auditorium have
also been completed and will be
in use this year. The teachers
are Miss Helen Manley, Miss
Opal Smith, Miss Ida Smith, Mrs.
Madge Hartrick, Mrs, Dotia Rifle,
Miss Goldie Hartley, Mrs. Georgia
Adds, and Miss VILLA Nangllder,
principal.
Mine Workers to Meet.
All members Of local No. 1913,
U. NJ. w. OF A., have. been re-
quested to be present at meeting
Friday evening. A referendum
vote on the Cleveland wage agree
ment will be taken up by the
membership. Nominations for
district Offices and sub-district Of
tices will be made for district No.
II and sub-dlstrict No. II, UNM.
W. of A.
Local Items.
D. R. Becker, patient in the
Cook Hospital since last week,
suffering from the effects Of a
broken knee cap, was not brought
to his home here yesterday as ex-
pected. An operation will no
doubt be necessary before Mr..
Becker will improve.
Newton Jones OF Mill Fall Is
building new home on Mill Fall
opposite the Salvation Army
Camp.
Mrs. John Martin was in Fair
mont yesterday visiting her moth
er, who is seriously i'll at her
home in Morgantown avenue.
The Rev. Ralph Mccoy, who
will attend the annual Methodist
Protestant conference, which will
be held In Weston on September
81, will not hold any more ser.
vices here until after conference.
Mrs. Elizabeth Morris, Mrs,
James Boydoah and daughter,
Miss Pearl, Mr.. and Mrs. viii
Gaskin, Harold Fortney and Mrs.
L. NJ. Kuhn were among local
folks who were shopping In Fair
mont yesterday,
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has recently undergone an opera
ton ID 4 Columbus hospital He
y NOW at the Deshles Hotel Col.
i1nabts. where he Is rectpefstine
fsspitiiy Hatnpstiife Review
Mrs Il. n. Kelly has returned
from 9 visit with her daughter
Mrs, n. q, stealey IN Clarksburg.
DR.. James a. Cox has returned
to his home in Pleasants street
after spending three weeks In Bat
tlmore and Philadelphia. DR.. Cox
has been taking treatment in
Johns Hopkins hospital and also
at Jefferson and his health shows
marked improvement.-Morgan-
town Post.
]. F. schrader Of .Parkersburg il
the guest Of his brother, H. NJ.
Schrader, in Piorpont avenue, hay.
ing come here to attend the A. o.
o. w. convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Ogden have
returned from a visit Of a few days
in Morgantown.
Mrs. F. L. Nutter and daughter
Miss Marvia Nutter, have gone to
Akron, Ohio, for q visit with rela'
tives.
Clarence W. primm, who was 10,
Gated in Clarksburg as division
freight and passenger agent for. the
Monongahela Power G Railway Co.,
has been transferred to Parkersburg
in the same capacity and has taken
up his duties there. Mrs. Primm
will join him there later.
Miss Lorraine Altman has gone
to Buckhannon. where she entered
Wesleyan Seminary.
The Misses Jessie Cook and Re.
bekah Summers are leaving Mon
day for visit to Webster Springs.
Mrs. Joe Taylor is visiting rela-
tives at Clarksburg.
Col. ". H. Conway, who has
been quite III for several days at
his home on Virginia avenue, Is
recovering,
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BIRTH RATE
BUILDS UP ISLANDS

PORT AU.PR1NCE Haiti Sept.
21.-With a ratio Of three births
to, each death. as shown by vital
statistics for the first six months
OF 1929, Haiti fs rapidly increas-
ing in population andNi is free from
race suicide. A striking phase Of
this increase is that the differ
ence IN male and female babies is
negligible. The gradual adoption
OF American sanitary methods,
the improvement of the agricultur.
oil yield. and the cessation OF Hal.
tain revolutions with their consid-
cradle toll of deaths and hard
ships that were reflected in sue.
ceeding gnerations. are respon.
sible for the marked increase in a
naturally pre- tfic people. Last
year the ratio was two to one.
Haiti's native population, when
she revolted against France In
1891 was slightly over half mill
lion. Today It is estimated at a.
100000, steady. aud normal in.
Prior to the American occupa.
ton no. vital statistics were col.
lected by the Haitian government.
Estimates, OF the population we're
made by the French priests and
generally accepted. A system In
augurated by the American SAM.
tary Service. cooperated in By
the Haitian gendarmerie, is be.
ginning to yield results OF grow.
ing accuracy. The first six months
OF this year showed an increase
OF so percent OF the communes
making reports, as compared to
Yen percent last year.
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Deputy Sheriff Bafthoiow when
she told lie otficsr that whiskey
they found 81 8 taSI eab When
they Rfgests her ana Hueh Metz
belcnge d TO her instead ot Metz.
Miss Watkins and Metz came to
this city last Friday night on the
n O'clock street car from clarits.
burg and were met at Twelfth
street by q taxi cab driver who
started to drive them to the cen-
tral part Of the city.
I County officers had been noti-
fled OF their coming in with the
Whisky and were on the lookout
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Tor them. The officers trailed ihs
TAX. placed Metz. Mss waikIns
and the driver Of the car under
arrest and took them to tho
county taii When tho officoru
made the arrest the whiskey was
thrown out and che bottles smash.
ed hut sufficient evidence was
secured BY the offieers to make Z
case against them
Later the girl wax released and
the men held but the gifi wps 70,
arrested yesterday whom Eh1
claimed that the whiskey was heI
property and not Nets.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-21
rlERNEY mo- RErrER

CHARLESTON, Sept. 21-There
has been no change in the condi.
ton Of Col. l.. E. Tierney, South.
ern West Virginia Democratic
leader and prominent coal ope1..
tor, it was said today at his home
In Powhatan. Late this morning he
had not recovered consciousness
after a stroke OF apoplexy suffered
yesterday afternoon while he was
at his office, it was added. Physici-
ans at his bedside were unable to
give any further information at
that time.
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Bridge Ten

The Misses FLORENCE and Laura
Lee Hutchinson are issuing invita-
8tolons for a bridge tea, at which
they will be hostesses at the Coun-
try Club at 1880 Saturday. The
affair will honor Mrs. John Paul
Jones, Mrs. Bernard Watson Ar
nette and Mrs. William F. Mahon,
recent brides, and Miss Helen
Robinson, fiancee OF John stoet-
zer, and Miss Louise Hall. fiancee
of Delmar Robinson OF Wlnches-
ter, Va. The Misses Hutchinson
are leaving early next week for
the East. Miss Laura Lee will
enter Walnut Lane Seminary In
Philadelphia, and they will visit
with friends in the East. y
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MeIner Roast

A weiner roast was held near
Ices Run last Wednesday evening
when a number Of young people
spent delightful evening. Those
present were Miss Eva Burgess,
Grace Watson, Margaret Mathers,
Grace aud Edna Satterfleld, Grace
Helmick, Margaret Rose, Lulu
Vance. Hester Fleming, Nola Wat.
son, Clara Kendall, Marie Storey,
Frances Hill, Mary Catherine Bur-
CESS AIRS. Lulu Burgess, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. Wilson. Dominick Feltz,
Fay Burgess, Louis Burgess, Pearl
Wilson. Lawrence Lemar. Jack
and John Wilson, Charlie Vaughn
George Smith and John Crowl.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-21
GIRL NABBED WHEN
SHE CLAIMS WHISKY

Cora Watkins Is prisoner In
the county jan awaiting a trial or
hearing on q ehsrEe Of having
moonshine whiskey in her posset.
sion, q violation Of the State Pro-
hibition Law.
The Watkins woman was ar.
rested Yesterday afternoon BY
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cnest "a CJlissrie ton

Attorney General and Mrs. p. 4.
Eng Hand and. Kanavha street have
had as their week end guests for;
.tner Labor Commissioners and
Mrs, Samuel B. Montgomery OF
Kingwood. Several informal
affairs were given in their honot
during their three-day visit here.
Mrs. w. s. Johnson entertained at
dinner at her home last evening:
Or. and Mrs. N. Colby entertain
ed with a dinner and Sunday
evening Attorney General and
Mrs England entertained with a
dinner. Covers were laid for eight.
Charleston Gazette.
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Marriage Announced


Mrs. NJ. M. Foster and Mrs. j. L.
Hough left this morning on an auto.
mobile trip to Baltimore and Wash.
ington, D. c. They will spend a
fortnight in the East and will re.
turn home via Gettysburg and Pitts.
burgh. The trip was made in a
new Packard car recently purchased
by Mr.. Foster.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-21
Runnnage Sale

Division No. 2 Of the Diamond
Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Is holding a rummage sale In the
Eliza VanGilder store room on
Morgantown avenue. Slightly
worn clothing, shoes. hats and
other secondhand articles Of
wearing apparel and furniture are
on sale,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-21

The plans for the dinner which
wives. families and sweethearts Of
Rotarians Of this city will give at
the Country Club are materializ-
Ing nicely, and everything point.
to most enjoyable evening, when
Rotarians, their wives and sweet
hearts will gather for an eveninE
Of pleasure and recreation. Tha
affair will be entirely informal.
Reservations are coming In nicely
for the dinner and tie social even
ing to follow. Dinner will be serv-
ed at 6 o'clock.
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Social Calendar
ThursdaS,

Thursday,
The Elks win dance from .
o'clock to l at their hall in Main
street.
The Brotherhood OF Grace Luther.
an Church will hold a corn roast
at Kingmont, leaving the church al
7:15.
Friday
Wives and sweethearts Of local
Rotarians will entertain the Ro.
tary Club members at dinner at the
Country Club at 6 o'clock.
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To Entertain cIub.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Peters viii
entertain the members of the bridge
club Of which the latter is a mem
Der and their husbands at bridge
dinner this evening at their home
in Benoni avenue. The guests will
number twelve, and following din
ner, bridge will be played.
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nIRIelaLE ARRIVES

Ell PASo, Tex; Sept. 21,-The
U. s., dirigible CO arrived at the
Fort Bliss flying field at 1880
O'clock this morning.
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To Meet.

The Woman's Missionary Society
of Edgemont will meet at the hons
q Mrs. ", R. Wallace at $3.50 Fri.
day. Miss, Mary Ballo of Clarks.
burg missionary among foreign
speaking peoples, will be present
and talk concerning her work. y
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CIarllslurgcrs Hero.

ClarlIsburgcrS Here.
Fairmont and Clarksburg wom-
en- golfers are contesting-for hon
ors this afternoon on the Country
Club golf links and some interest.
ing games are being played. Re-
Gently the Fairmont women went
to Clarksburg, where they were
entertained by the Clarksburg
golfers and where they played
several matches. Today the re-
turn games are being played with
a number of Clarksburg women
in attendance, The Clarksburg
women came here on the ii
O'Clock car and we're served with
luncheon at the club. Those here
from Clarksburg are Mrs. D. F.
Dilemma, Miss Mary Hart, Miss
Mary Ruhl, Mrs. H. B. Curtin,
Mrs. Charles Dieson, Mrs. Flor
enCe Gilpin Mrs. E. Bryan Tenn
pleman Mrs. o. S. Gribble Mrs.
Evelyn Wilson Price Miss Florrie
Jackson Miss Agnes McManaway
mad Miss Christine Haynes.
Weincr Roast
Miss Mary Margaret vanata
will entertain with a weiner roast
Friday evening at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harvey
Vanata, on Lemley street, froul I
until 10 o'clock.
Announcements Issued.
Mrs. U. s. Fleming has issued
cards announcing the marriage OF
her daughter, Miss Virginia Lee,
and John Paul Jones. The cards
read as follows: y
Mrs. U. S. Fleming
announces the marriage Of her
daughter
Virginia Lee
to
Mr.. John P, Jones
on Monday, the fourth OF September
one thousand, nine hundred and
twenty-five
|. FaIrmont, West Virginia.
49,
TO Entertain Club.
Mrs. Clyde Barry will be hostess
tomorrow evening at her home at
Ills Virginia avenue to the mem,
bers OF the Needleworkers' Club.
Dance Tonight.
A large number of the Elks and
their ladies will attend the dance
to be given at the Elks' club rooms
tonight with Mack's Orchestra IN
furnish the music. Dancing viii
oegin at and continue until /
O'CLOCK. This will be the first
dance to be held in the club rooms
since early summer, all events Of
that nature having been held dur.
ing the summer at the pavilion in
Ravine Park.
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Mrs. Charles Edwin Smith and
Mrs. Samuel D. Brady were hostes.
SEES this. afternoon at the home Of
the former on Quincy street at a
miscellaneous shower OF charming
appointments to honor Mrs. John
Paul Jones. formerly Miss Virginia
Lee Fleming, and Mrs. Bernard
Watson Annette, formerly Miss
Frances Raymond. whose marriage
were recent events. The guests I'M
cluded the members OF the Wed.
nesday Bridge Club, Of which club
ethe honor. guests are members.
The living rooms we're attractive.
III decorated with baskets and
vases. OF fall flowers in varied col
ors. The guests were entertained
with bridge during the afternoon,
nine tables being in play and at the
conclusion Of the games, a salad
lunch was served Large baskets
tied with ribbons and filled with
lifts were presented to each bride.
The guests included a number Of
other recent brides and several
hrides.to.he,
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Il. 6. Smith win by right of
Office
& Alternates will be, Mrs. n. @.
.Bowlby, Mrs. Chester P. Highly.
Mrs. Frank Cox, M. N. ]. Mai.
amply, Mrs. W. E. Price. Mrs. r.
H. D. Domain, Mrs. Guido CamiSo,
Mrs. j. L. Johnston, Mrs. w. H.
Moore and Mrs. Frederick W.
Truscott. :
At the close OF the business,
Mrs. Edmonson invited the ladies
to the dining room where tea and
refreshments were served. Miss
Lily Hagans poured tea, and the
aides In servlng were the Misses
Helen Louise Edmonson, Harriet
Edmonson. Lillian Posten, Helen
Tapp and Mrs. NJ. ]. Malamphy.-
Morgantown New Dominion.
Marriage Announced e
Announcement has been made Of
the marriage in Elkins on Satur.
day, September 6, Of Miss Edith
Lorraine Wilmoth. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Wilmoth and
Allan Arthur Brooks OF Alarka,
Okla, which was solemnized at the
Grace Episcopal Church at 1880
o'clock. The marriage was a bril-.
liant society event and was fol-
lowed by a reception at the home
Of the BRIDES parents.
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NTorcantown D. A. r.

3 The first meeting Of the year
Tor the Elizabeth Ludington
9Hagans chapter Of the Daughters
Of the American Revolution was
held yesterday at the home OF
Mrs. r. H. Edminson in Jackson
avenue. Out Of Difference to the
regent AIRS. R. a. Tough, whose
mother died in Fairmont Tuesday
only the most important business
was taken up, and no program
was given.
The following delegates vera
elected to.the state meeting which
will be held in Clarksburg; Mrs.
Robert Poland. Mrs. George c.
Baker, Mrs. N, ]. Hutchins, Mrs.
ArIle Ridgway, and Mrs. R. H.
Edmonson. The regent, Mrs.
Tough, and the yice-regent, Mrs.
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Name Delegates

Delegates to the state conven,
ton OF the Womens Christian
Temperance Union to be held at
Buekhannoh. October to S, were
uamed Tuesday at a meeting of
the Central w. c. T. U. held in
the parlors Of the First Baptist
Church. They wee: Mrs. @. L.
Dye Mrs. W. D. Evans, Mrs. j.
s. Hess. Mrs. John Yost, Mrs,
IS. q. Miller, Mrs. ]. E. Lowery,
Mrs. Elizabeth Dent. Mrs. Ida
Hall, Miss Jeanette Wiggington;
5alternates named were: Mrs. P.
ID. swearingen, Mrs. Paul Amos,
Mrs. G. e, McCray, Mrs. G. @.
Wrick Mrs. Effie Carpenter, Mrs.
Ross Watts. Mrs. W e. Arnett,
Miss Letta Holbert. Delegates
who may attend by Yirture Of
their office will be Mrs. Jennie
Engle, Mrs. E. S. AMOS and Mrs.
Lucy Plerpont.
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Weincr Roast

Miss Mary Margaret vanata
will entertain with a weiner roast
Friday evening at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harvey
Vanata, on Lemley street, froM I
until 10 o'clock.
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Students Dance

st4ty couples were present at
the Students dance given in the
Eiks' home last night. A delight
ftif program Of dances was fur
nished by Edgar Barret's Old Gold
and Blue orchestra. Patronessel
Nor tie dance were Mrs. Earl Hall
Mrs. R. H. Domain, Mrs Harold
Hodges, Mrs. G. 7. Marshall and
Mrs. N; ], Hutchins.
The Holbrook news., 1922-02-03
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be re- :eived by the Navajo County Highway Commission until II 9. n. Feb. 9th. 1922 for the follow ing work on the Holbrook- Keams Canyon road, beginning It Hobrook city limits north east to intersection of Gallup road.
 The work consists of approxi- mately the following:
 4500 GU. yds. Roadway Borrow
 1900 GU. yds. Gravel surfacing 20 GU. yds. solid rock. 20 GU. yds. dry rock wall. . Specifications may be obtained from W. J. Hookway. Secretary Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check for 5 per cent of the total amount bid. Proposals shall be addressed to W. J. Hookway. Secretary. and plainly marked on outside of envelope Proposals Sec. ID" Project No. S." The commission reserves the right to reject any or all bids. w. J. Hookway, Secretary,
 Highway Commission. 2t
The Holbrook news., 1922-02-03
COUNTY ATTORNEYS
 MEETING

The many items for dis cussion that arose during the meeting of the County Attorneys Association i n Nogales last week, were fi- nally boiled down to t h e following recommendations, which were forwarded t o the proper authorities.
 l, A recommendation to the legislature for a n e W law prohibiting gaming.
 2 A recommendation that the possession of liquor be made a prima facie evidence of guilt.
 5. A recommendation by the Attorney of Maricopa County that all public dance halls be closed, who further added that he intended to close the dances in Phoenix, as the public dance halls are a rendezvous for crime.
 The main question under discussion was the division of the counties into super visoral districts. M a y questions relative to | h e new law are giving t h e county attornies trouble.
 All those who attended the Association meetings were delighted with t h e hospitable treatment accord ed them by the people of Nogales. As is usual with conventions. the banquet was held in Sonora. A dance was given the visitors at the officers camp which va S much enjoyed.
The Holbrook news., 1922-02-03
NAVY IS DISPOSINC OF OUT OF DATE
 SHIPS

Washington, Jan. 27-The
 process of scrapping Uncle
 Sam's navy is not waiting
 upon the final decisions of
 the armament conference.
 The navy department has just disposed of 13 old war ships of different types,
 which it officially declared
 worthlessfor naval purposes.
 Among them was the cruiser
 Brooklyn" which was the flagship of Rear Admiral Schley in the battle of San tiago. Another was the wooden sailing ship "Dale," built in 1889, and at one time the pride of Americas wooden navy being consid- cred the crack warship of her period. She sailed the Seven Seas, sometimes on missions of peace, and some times in pursuit of pirates.
 In her early career she played an important part in the abolition of the slave trade. In the war with Mexico and, later, in the Civil war, she was used in helping blockade the Gulf coast. She carried 16 9-inch bore guns, which at that time were considered the most formidable battery aioat. In more recent years she has been used at Anna polls and Washington as a and receiving ship. This wooden ship, at public sale. brought the sum of S237. Verde Copper News.
The Holbrook news., 1922-02-03

IA, met this day Tn speclal of drawing the year 9zz
 the together with their Clerk and the Coun present After being duly by the Chairman the Board proceeded @ select and the Clerk the Clerk of the Supeo certified of the jurors selected and to He A oisA the of the Board of Supervisors .s There appeang to motion duly carried the Boarda adjourned.
 C. E. OWENS, Chairman ATTEST:
 M R. TANNER Clerk