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Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13
HERE FOR FEW DAYS.


spending few days in Tombstone.
Mr.. Gardiner is here on an official
visit. being connected with the Uni.
versity of Arizona Agricultural Ex-
tension Service. They are stopping
at the Arcade.
REGISTRATION BRISK.
There are now s274 registered vot.
ers in Cochise county, according 10
the registration report for the week
ending August 5. released by County
Recorder II. L. Hutchison Saturday.
The figures as compiled are: Demo
Gratis 10 file during week. 266. bring
ing the total registration OF the coun-
ty members Of that party to 6sIS. The
Republicans showed a net gain o;
l13 during the seven-day period. max
ing the whole 2445 There were but
two miscellaneous filings. the new
total now being 2l3
FROM VALLEY.
Sam Barrow. ST. David cattleman.
spent a few hours in town today
CONTRACTORS HERE.
Tombstone was visited today by a
large number of plumbing and build
ing contractors here for the purpose
OF entering bids for the new Union
High School, which were under con-
sideration by the board today
TO PARKWAY RANCH.
Miss Maud Davis. deputy treasurer
and Mrs. Phoebe Preston, county jail
matron. left yesterday for Erickson's
PARKWAY ranch in the Chiricahuas,
where they will spend two weeks
among the tall pines.
FROM LoROssuRe.
Chief Clerk W R. Ingraham. OF the
state highway department, spent
couple OF hours in Tombstone yes
terday enroute from Lordsburg to
Phoenix. He has been up in the
Clifton country on official business.
RETURNED HOME.
Mrs B. j. Holland and daughter.
Miss Lille Holland, returned home
yesterday following a months vaca.
ton spent at the seashore at Long
Beach
RETURNED HOME.
Clarence Cavanaugh. OF the Column
bus Drug Co. returned home this
morning following 4 brief business
visit in Douglas.
IN WILCOX.
Manager c. W. Mangum, OF the
Mountain States Telephone company.
spen. Sunday in Wilcox with his
family.
VISITED RELATIVES.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Davenport spent
Sunday here from their home in Bis
bee the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Vaughn.
FsoM RANCH.
l.. A Boedecker. rancher Of the
section. was a visitor in the
county seat today. Mr.. Boedecker
several good rains in his dis
tricr during the past Few weeks
To COAST.
Miss L. Grace Kolb. deputy county
schco! superintendent. left yesterday
via the Golden State Limited for
points on the coast where she will
spend a two weeks vacation.
SLIGHT OPERATION.
Miss Vera Smith is reported as do
ing nicely following a slight opera
ticr she underwent IN a Bisbee hos
pital Saturday. She will be able to
return to her home within a few
days.
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TRAVELLING MAN.

r. l.. Ash. travelling man OF Doug.
las. spent last night in Tombstone en-
route to Tucson and Nogales on his
weekly trim
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13
TOMBSTONE TOWN
TOPICS TERsElYT0 TOLD
MONDAY
r ROM BISBEE.

FROM RANCH.
j. " Christensen. St David ranch
er. was a visitor in Tombstone today.
FROM coURTLANo.
VIM. Holmes. mine operator of
CORTLAND. spent a few hours in the
county seat today.
FROM mIDDLEMARcH.
Edw. J. Kelly. cattleman of the
Niddlemarch section. spent few
hours in the county seat today.
FROM DOUGLAS.
Attorney c. V. Manatt. of Douglas.
spent few hours in the county seat
today on legal business.
TO TURNER
Attorney J. T. kingusbry went to
Turner this morning to represent a
defendant in the justice court there.
TO eiseEE.
Ed Massey and Walter Rushin were
among the visitors who went 20 Bis
bee today on business.
FROM DRAW.
Bob Johnson and Chas. LaBorsse.
ranchers of Government Draw sec
ton. were visitors in Tombstone to-
day.
TO DOUGLAS.
Court Reporters H. d. Palmer and
j. NJ Philiipowski went to Douglas
today on brief visit.
CATTLE INSPECTOR HERE.
Cattle Inspector 10 Wright was a
visitor in Tombstone today from his
headquarters in ST. David
HEALTH OFFICER. {?
County Health Officer DR.. r. b. Dur
fee spent few hours in Tombstone
today attending to matters before the
board Of supervisors.
FROM STRONGHOLD.
Prof J. A. Rockfellow and son.
Philip. were among the visitors in
the county seat today from their
home in Cochise Stronghold They
returned to their home this afternoon.
DOUGLAS DEPUTY ASSESSOR.
Deputy Assessor Tom Glenn. OF
Douglas, was a visitor in the county
seat today on business at the court
house.
FROM ELeiN.
Attorney General W ]. Galbraith
arrived in Tombstone from Nogales
yesterday, took in the bail game and
left in the evening for Bisbee
SENATOR ROBERTS HERE.
Senator C. NJ Roberts was a visi-
tor in Tombstone today from his
home in Wilcox. having come TO file
his nomination papers fo- the state
senate from this county. He will
later make general campaign of the
county.
DEPUTY COUNTY
ATTORNEY HERE.
Walter Roche. deputy county attor-
ney, came over this morning from
Bisbee to attend TO matters in the
county attorneys Office during the
absence OF County Attorney J. F.
Ross This afternoon Mr.. Roche went
to Turner to attend to a case there
for his Office.
TO CALIFORNIA
Mrs. Nellie Dalgleish and sister.
Mrs. Jos. H. Mcpherson. left yester-
day for California points where they
will spend a month with relatives.
From Los Angeles they will go to
San Francisco by boat. and will re-
turn home shortly after September
first.
eLEesoN DELEGATION.
A delegation OF Gleason citizens
were in Tombstone today appearing
before the supervisors on road mat
ters~ Among those were John Giee-
son. B. A. Taylor. Harry Christensen.
r G. Wells. Luther McLendon. Louis
ycLendon. Tommy COwan. L. N.
Brown and G l. Van Meter.
FROM WILCOX.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Cummings. &C.
COMMANDED by Mrs. Will T. Boyd.
spept several hours in Tombstone TO-.
dav from their homes at WILCOX. Mr..
Cummings having business before the
hoard Of supervisors while the ladies
visited with friends.
nE0E
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Mrs. E. Nevin has returned home
from a months visit in California
coast resorts. She was accompanied
By her little granddaughter. Marietta.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F.. X
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Phoenix, wheer she will spend week
with friends continuing from there TO
Iron Springs. where she will visit for
two weeks before returning home.
Her mother accompanied her as far
as Tucson and will return home to-
MORROW
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Pill Lutley. Tombstone cattlemau.
returned home late last night from a
visit TO his ranch in the Swisshelms
He reports heavy rains all the way
to Tombstone and that the water
holes are now well filled and wells
that formerly were drying up are
now producing again.
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BiSBEE VISITORS.

T. A. Hughes and Jessie Yoakum.
business men of Bisbee. were visitors
in Tombstone today continuing on to
Benson
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CANDIDATE HERE.
WEDNESDAY
RETURNS HOME.

w GAN G0DA
RETURNS HOME.
Gabe Choate. county jai!er. has re-
turned home from New Mexico,
where he has been on his vacation.
sissEE ATTORNEY.
Attorney Alexander hurry. Of Bis
bee. was visitor in the county seat
yesterday on legal business
FROM WEBB.
Yates McLenion, NJ. F. King, r. H.
Olson and i " Abbott. OF Webb.
spent the day in the county seat on
business matters.
FROM HUAcHUcAs.
Mrs. Ella Barrett and brother, Clay
Aston. Frank Hand and Russell Py-
eatt spent the day in Tombstone to-
day from the Huachucas.
FROM DOUGLAS.
DR.. z. Causey. superintendent of
the county hospital. and Sumner Ash
ley. resident superintendent of the in
stituion. are in the county seat today
from Douglas on official business.
ON VACATION.
Mrs. Kate Igo. clerk in the treas
urer's Office. is in Douglas where she
is spending her vacation. the guest
of her sistr. Mrs Hugh Kelly. She
is accompanied by her two children,
Ethel and Buddie
TO COAST.
Mrs. f. ]. Westervelt left today for
Tucson where she will visit for few
days with her daughter, Mrs. G. H.
Mcmahon, after which she will con-
tinue to coast points. going as far
north as Oregon.
ANOTHER RESIDENT.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Rockhill al the Copper Queen
hospital yesterday Both Mrs. Rock
hill and the new member of the fam
ily are reported as resting COM
carbohydrates.
HERE TO ATTEND
MEETING OF BOARD.
Among those who came to the coun-
ty seat this morning TO attend the
meeting OF the board of supervisors.
at which the final adoption of the an
nual county budget was considered,
were: j. M Sparks. S. P. Applewhite.
Jake Scheerer, Tom Glenn, Sam Var
nell, VI. F. Torpey. OF Douglas; c. N.
Roberts, of WILCOX; Ira Joraloman.
Of Warren: Joe Quinn, and G. J. Null
vane. of Benson; Jas. Henderson, Of
Bisbee.
FROM TT. HUAcHUcA.
Andry Orr and Roy Clark have re-
turned from Fort Huachuca where
they visited friends.
FROM STRONGHOLD.
H. s. Buckley. was in town today
from the Cochise Stronghold, hav-
ing brought in a load OF luscious
peaches from his orchard. Due to a
late spring and also late rains in his
locality the peaches have been slow
In maturing. Ten days ago his upper
orchard received a good shower and
within the last few days both or
ehards have had good wettings. and
the peach crop Is now coming ON
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13
TO DOUGLAS.

County School Superintendent Miss
Helen Brown and Mrs. II L. Hutchi.
visit
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jumping up on the ranges that have
received rain the last week, but there
quite a number Of spots which have
not received much rain.
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FROM RANCH.

Col. Henry Pyeatt. cattleman OF the
HuaChucas. spent several hours IL
town today
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13
DOUGLAS EDITOR.

Editor James Logic. OF the Douglas
Dispatch spent few hours in Tomb
stone today comforting with local re,
publicars before the filing OF nomin.
alton petitions for a number OF re
publican candidates to appear on the
ballot in the primaries
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FROM BIS BEE.

o S French. Jack Nertaugh and
John P.anauich. OF Bisbee. were
among the visitors in the county seat
today on business at the court house.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13

The Studebaker car. attached to
the sheriffs oHce, which was dam
aged considerably several months ago
in a wreck. was sold at auction today
by the board OF supervisors to the
Bisbee Auto company for $3.50 There
We're no other bidderssfor the car
The board spent the entire day today
completing auditing OF demands. and
will devote the day tomorrow to fin
al consideration OF the annual coun-
" budget. tomorrow being the day
set instead OF today as enormously
stated in these columns yesterday.
CANDIDATE HERE.
Harlie Cox. candidate for supervis-
or from the Bis5ee district spent a
few hours in Tombstone today. hav-
ing come here 10 file his nomination
papers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13
FORMER ToMsSToNITE
VISITING HERE TODAY.

Frank Gibson, formerly OF Tomb
stone and now OF Miami. spent the day
here today enroute to Gleeson where
he will visit with his mother. Mrs
Vim. Cummings. He was accompan-
led by his wife and children. Mr.. Glib
son is candidate for constable of the
Miami precinct at the coming primar-
les and says that his election is prac
tically assured
REMooELINe RESIDENCE.
o. Lillybeck. owner OF the Column
bus Drug Store. who recently pur-
chased the Central Hotel building on
Toughnut street. is completely remod-
cling and renovating the building for
a home place. The building. which
was formerly owned by the Montana
estate and was used for hotel pur-
poses is being completely remodeled,
part OF it to be razed, the space used
for a courtyard. and when completed
the corner will be one of the beauty
spots OF the city.
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FROM BiSBEE.

Norman Mckenzie. OF Bisbee. was
in town today. Mr.. Mckenzie is com
ing back soon TO look the camp over
with a view Of investing in a piece
OF prOperty
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13
LOOKING FOR
MISSING WOMAN.
SHIPPING CATTLE.

Martin c. Costello, cattleman OF
the Dragons. was in town today and
stated that himself NcLendon Broth
ers and Chas. Mckinney are shipping
today from Kelton 500 head OF cattle
20 San Francisco buyers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13

jumping up on the ranges that have
received rain the last week. but there
quite a number OF spots which have
not received much rain.
big FISH" HERE.
Tom Frazier, known to all mining
men as the big fish well known
mining man of Patagonia. and for
merly of CORTLAND. spent yesterday
in Tombstone visiting with his old
friend. Edward Massey. local leasor
RETURNED FROM HOSPITAL.
Miss Vera Smith returned to her
home here yesterday from the Bis
bee hospital. where she recently IN
derwent a slight operation. She will
soon be able to be about
FROM RANCH.
Col. Henry Pyeatt. cattleman OF the
HuaChucas. spent several hours in
town To-Day.
REMOVED ApENoIOS.
Mr.. and Mrs V B. Mellgren took
their two young sons TO Bisbse yes
terday where their adenoids were re-
moved j L. Mellgren also accom-
panied them over, both youngsters re-
turning home last night
TO DOUGLAS.
County School Superintendent Miss
Helen Brown and Mrs II L. Hutchi
son went to Douglas ;oday for brief
visit.
COUNTY CHAIRMAN HERE
r W. BeddOw. chairman OF the Co.
chise County Democratic Central
Z Committee. spent few hours in town
today checking UP on petitions filed
for precinct Committeeman about the
county
FROM WEBS.
Yates McLerdon, catt!eman Of
Webb. was a visitor in town today
CANDIDATE HERE.
7 O. F. Patterson. Of Apache. one Of
the republican candidates for sheriff
was IN town today filing his papers
LOOKING FOR
{ MISSING WOMAN.
Sheriff J. E Hood has received an
appeal from Sheriff l. D. Campbell
/ Of Foard county. Texas, 20 be on the
lookout for Mrs. Mona Bell. who dis
appeared from Crowell Texas. on
! August 9Th The woman is describ-
! ed as aged %. feet : inches tall. and
weighs about lOs pounds She has
/ light hair and blue eyes There is a
/ $500 reward offered for her discovery
and detention
SHIPPING CATTLE.
! Martin C. Costello, cattleman OF
the Dragons. was in town today and
stated that himself. McLendon Broth
! ers and Chas. Mckinney are shipping
today from Kelton 500 head OF cattle
70 San Francisco buyers
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13
FROM HuACHuCAS.

Mrs. Ella Barrett and brother, Clay
Aston. Frank Hand and Russell Ply
eatt, spent the day in Tombstone TO
day from the Huachucas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13
TO HE RECORD.

Sheriff j. +. Hood and Deputy Har'
~ Rafferty, were called to Hereford
today on official business. going by
way of Bisbee
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13
FROM w BIB.

Yates McLendon, VI. F. King, r. H,
Olson and ! " Abbott. OF Webb.
spent the day in the county seat on
business matters
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13

stone looking after his political inter
ests. Miss Harper is teacher in
the Globe high schools
HERE FOR FEW DAYS.
Mr. and Mrs. John n. Gardiner are
spending few days in Tombstone.
Mr.. Gardiner is here on an official
visit. being connected with the Uni.
versity of Arizona Agricultural Ex-
tension Service. They are stopping
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13
CANDIDATE ERE.

O. F. Patterson. Of Apache. one OF
the republican candidates for sheriff
was IN town today filing his papers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13
LOOK FOR MEN WHO
JUMPED BILLS.

Sheriff: J. f. Hood today sent out
wire 10 peace officers at Tucson,
Ajo. Phoenix. Rodeo and FL Paso re-
questing that they be on the lookout
Tor Frank Duncan and Ernest Dun
can. who left Lowell this morning
driving Studebaker Light four The
men are wanted for beating number
of bills totalling several hundred dol
lars. Two more men accompany the
Duncan boys and it is thought they
are headed for California
TO RooEo.
|. P. Frazier. OF the state highway
department, was in town yesterday
enroute to Rodeo. looking into the
finishing touches on the road east OF
Douglas. He returned today and while
here stated that work on the bridge
at Patagonia would be started in two
weeks He also stated that as the
only link that is missing in the Old
Spanish Trail between Nogales and
Lordsburg was the Pata gonia Nogales
link, he felt sure the people would
arise to the necessity and provide
funds for closing the gan
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13
THURSDAY
FROM ROAD CAMP.

FROM ROAD CAMP.
Engineer Al Jenkins was up today
from the state road camp at Fairbank
IN TOWN TO-DAY.
Arthur Funk. Waterman at the
state road camp at Fairbank. spent
few hours in Tombstone today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13
RETURNED FROM HOSPITAL.

Miss Vera Smith returned to hel
home here yesterday from the Bis
bee hospital. where she recently I'm
derwent a slight operation. She vii
soon be able to be about
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13
CHAIRMAN FILES PAPERS.

Chairman E. W Beddow. OF the
Democratic county central committee
was in town today filing nomination
papers o: precinct committeeman
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13
RETURNED HOME.

Mrs. B. J. Holland and daughter
Miss Lille Holland, returned HON
yesterday following a months vacs
ton spent at the seashore at Lon
Beach
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13
BOUGHT RESIDENCE.
WILCOX ATTORNEY.

Attorney G.. V. Hays. Of Wilcox.
was a visitor in Tombstone today, re
turning to his home this afternoon
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13
FROM VALLEY.
TO PARKWAY RANCH.

Miss Maud Davis. deputy treasurer
and Mrs. Phoebe Preston. county jail
matron. left yesterday for Erickson's
PARKWAY ranch in the Chiricahuas
where they will spend two weeks
among the tall mines
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13
FROM LORDSBURG.

Chief Clerk w. r. lngraham. OF tbs
state highway department, spent a
couple OF hours in Tombstone yes
terday enroute from Lordsburg &c
Phoenix He has been up in the
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13
BIG FISH" HERE.

Tom Frazier, known to all mining
men as the big fish well known
mining man of Patagonia. and for
merly OF CORTLAND. spent yesterday
ia Tombstone visiting with his old
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13
DEPUTY COUNTY
ATTORNEY HERE.

Walter Roche. deputy county attor
ney, came over this morning from
Bisbee to attend TO matters in the
county attorneys Office during the
absence OF County Attorney J. F
Ross. This afternoon Mr.. Roche wen'
to Turner to attend to a case there
for his Office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13
RETURNED HOME.

Clarence Cavanaugh. OF the Colum
bus Drug Co. returned home this
morning following i brief business
visit in Douglas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13
REGISTRATION BRISK.

at the Arcade.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13

property now occupied by Undersher-
iff Chas. Blyth and family. Ir. Jet
more is moving to Tombstone In or
der to give his children the benefits
OF the Tombstone Union Hi School.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13

RETURNS HOME
Gabe Choate. county TALLER. has re-
turned home from New Mexico,
where he has been on his vacation.
siSsEE ATTORNEY.
Attorney Alexander hurry. OF Bis
bee. was a visitor in the county seat
yesterday on legal business
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13
FROM DOUGLAS.

DR.. z. Causey. superintendent o
the county hospital. and Sumner Ash
ley. resident superintendent OF the in
stituion. are in the county seat toda!
from Douglas on official business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13
SUPERVISORS Sc
DAN AGED CAR.

Df property.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13
FROM WE 30.

Yates McLerdoc, catt!enan 0
Webb. was a visitor in town today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13

Mr.. and Mrs. +. s Davenport spen'
Sunday here from their home in Bis
bee the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Franz
Vaughn
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13

Manager c. W Nangum. OF the
Mountain States Telephone company
spen: Sunday in WILCOX with his
family
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-08-13
RETURNED HOME.

Springer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-29
CATCH GIRL CLAD AS BoY.
Restrictions Of wealthy Home lrk.
some to l4.Year.Old Runaway.

DsUeStUtsUou u Vcostuy hOmo In
some to l4.Year.OiA Runaway.
Philadelphia. Sept. 29,--The story
Of = rich mans daughter who chafed
under the restrictions wealthy
homo and ran away to seek work
dressed asa boy, came to light yes
terday when Chief OF Police Johnson
of Ocean City, N. j., returned Clemen-
tina Chain. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Norman Chain OF Ocean City, to her
home.
Miss Chain. who In IL years old. wac
found in Merchantsville, N. j., after
her parents. fearing kidnapping. had
caused description OF her to be sent
broadcast She was walking down
Maple dressed In boys clothes and
putting on n cigarette to make the
deception more complete when Chief
of Police Linderman recognized her.
II wanted all the liberties that other
girls have" Miss Chain said, land the
only way / saw OF getting them was t.
leave home. OF course. my father
bought me a horse to ride and also lie,
me drive the automobile about Ocear
City, but lots Of other things that girl.
do were forbidden to me-"
Miss Chain left her home in Ocear
City at S o'clock and rode a bicycle t,
Camden, a distance of about sevent,
miles. She had always taken part IL
athletics and said the trip did no
fatigue her greatly. She arrived il
Camden about seven hours later an,
slept on doorstep there until day
oh 10 cl,oy, t,st1l l..
where her family formerly lived.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-29
MILLER CHOICE OF NEW YORK.
Republicans Renominate Governor and
Senator Calder.

Albany. n. V, Sept. Ex-Governor
Nathan l.. Miller was renomnated
unanimously by the New York Re-
publican State Convention yesterday.
In a speech seconding the nominal
ton District Attorney Dana c. Wal
lace. of Queens. said 1t would not be
long before the Governor changed his
residence FROM the capital ON the
Hudson to the capital on the Poto-
mae"
Samuel j. Joseph. OF Bronx county,
was nominated for Secretary of State
In the only contest Of the convention.
defeating the present Secretary of
State. John ]. Lyons. Of New York.
1881 TO l5S.
United States Senator William NJ.
Calder. Of Brooklyn. and the rest of
the State ticket was renominated
unanimously.
The platform adopted Endorsed the
Republican administration, Federal
and State. and pledged the candidates
of the party TO carry to ultimate full
hllment the policies known as the
Miller program.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-29
MAN SUES FOR 5000
N BREACH OF PROMISE
says Atlantic City Widow Pro-
posed and Has Since Re-
fused to Marry Him.

Atlantic City. N. j.. Sept. 2s.-The
first breach Of promise suit on record
IN New Jersey In which \ man IL the
plaintiff was nled yesterday In the
state supreme court by Frank Lyons
formerly OF Wilkes-Barre, Pa. against
Mrs. Elizabeth l.. Dewey. who con-
ducts \ hotel here.
Claiming ne had been Tilted few
days before they were to have been
married. Lyons asks damages OF
$1,000.
On August s, 1922. the complainant
says. the plaintiff promised, at the
request Of the defendant. To marry
her on Friday. September Is. 1922.
''The plaintiff. confiding in said
promise. has always remained and 1,
now ready and willing to marry de.
fendsnt The defendant refuses e
marry the plaintiff, although he, or
September Is. 1921 and on severa
other occasions. requested her to d,
So"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-29
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Regular 4sc values in Scotch
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Sunfast Curtain Draperies and
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Quilting Challles and Caliooes.
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Fine quality striped Outing
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Downstairs Store.