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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-29
Pick Greenville for Conycn,,oD.

PHoENiS. ARTz., April 2s.-
Greenville. S. c.. was selected as the
1923 meeting place by the United
states GOOD Roads Association and
'he Bankhead National Highway As
sociation at the close Of their annual
joint convention here today.
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COURT IN UPROAR AS
ATTORNEY PASSES LIE
Counsel for Nurse May Take
Stand to Correct
Matter.
EAsTLikE's son TIcSrt,,,uv
Declares Man Who Looked I.ikc yt,.
Father Pushed Him
Awny.
tpy STAFF Correspondence

MoNTRoSS. VA. April 2s.-
Spirited personal tu,s between At
'"rhey Harry ". smith, Jr. Of Rich
rnond. counsel :oI tn. defense. and
~ H. Crnwthcrs. OF Ocean civ. y
y witness. oulivcncd tho after
noon Session OF tho trial os Miss
sarah l.. knoM. charged win IN.
""fncf OF Mrs. Margaret l.. Eagtlakc.
mere today. Tho courtroom broke
INTO an uproar when the witness re-
:, t"ricd sharply To the questions OF
'H" attorney. order was restored n
hHlty when after tho witness had
admitted tha; Sir Smith had at AN
Nines acted as "a gentleman. the de-
tense lawyer rotracted a pcrgonnI
reference To Mr.. C.owthcrs. nnd
Judge Joseph W. Chinn stated from
the bench that Mr. Smiths conduc,
had Hccn not IN tho least umethical.
IL. added that hc had never known
SIR. smith 10 behave improperly.
The trouble started during tho
morning when Mrs. ~ u. Crowthcrs
charged that Mr. Smith had guaran-
tecu ther. would he no question as
10 tho identity Of tatchet intro
uieed ia evidence. Mr.. Smith denied
'mphatcaliy this assertion. ana said
81 mIpht h. r.c.,,., I
tax. tho wJ,r.. y,.n,
The matter.
During tho afternoon cassie, NJ
Crowthers. who id.r,I,,o, ,h, ,,,oaa
stained ha,ch.t roma IN ,ho -,
lake home Tho pornIr,, -, ,ha -
der as the one h, had ,rnv,n,,s,,
sharpened for Auss k,o, r,t,or.,,
th. previous s,t;,.,.,., .. bIs ,,.t,o
CniI. ,j
Your Honor a.. amt,h ..,
Gum't mink f,r ~
10 brarl that ,.r.."
AR. smith ..,.,.l ,r,,.,Ior
testify. have never nc..u .olIc, :,
lar in my NO"
We'll. YOU ar, cnIiou onc n,y.-
replied the Richmond ATTORNEY
I,ommopwcaIth.s ,,,crr.,. w., ~
NIayo then cont.ndod thu, ,bo ,,.,,
ness should he questioned nc - ~,
that passed between him ana U.
smith.
mir. Mayo wants me IN disc,os.
my defense In advance OF what
consider tho proper time" said Mr..
Smith. 81 went 10 Ocean CITY TO
see Mr.. Crowthers on matter for
cign TO the hatchet testimony. NJ
mission was perfectly legitimate. and
] Will explain il fully. In the pres
cnce OF the witness. IL the jury is
excluded, SO that my plan OF de-
tense may not be disrupted"
'Mr. smith was entirely within his
rights in Interviewing the prosecu-
h"n's witness. ruled Judge Chinn.
and find nothing unethical in his
conduct. have never known Mr..
smith to behave improperly. II he
did make any admissions 70 the wit
ness. they are inadmssib!e as evil
ronce. Fur'her details should be
Thought out in the absence of the
jury.
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Read En- md Meen.

When you read the list of winners
and find out how easily they won
their big awards in Tho Dispatch
Papers Rig Fun Game. will you be
among the sorrowful might have
boens" or among the happy winners?
It's easy for you to win IL you try,
but today la the last day you can
mail your list Of words" to count.
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Rend I'm md ,y..n

When you read tho list OF winners
and find out how easily they won
their big awards in The Dispatch
Papers Big Fun Game. will you be
among the sorrowful might have
It's easy for you to win if you try
but today 10 the last day you car
mall your list Of "B.words', to count
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Explosion Wreck. nsnL.

GLASGOW. KY April aS.-Mys-
terry surrounds the explosion tina,
wrecked the front of the FRS, Ma
tional Bank here last night. causing
more than $1,000 damage to the
building Two boys sitting under
one Of the front windows barely es-
capped injury.
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oldest Woman in yirp,n,o H..

HARRISONBURCi. VA. April 2s.-
Mrs. Dinah Do-el. aged l0o, said to
be the oldest woman in the State M
virginia dled today at her home in
ioneyv!lle. Page County, near here.
she is survived by four children and
four eat-great-
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FIGHTING BEGINS
OUTSIDE PEKINC
tBy Associated Press.

PEKlNCi. April 2o.-Fightinr be-
gan TINS Saturday morning at
lawn at Chang Sintien. twelve miles
southwest of Ieking. Heavy artiI-
iery firing is audible in Peking.
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Three children nurnrd to Death

Ol.EAN. y. y. April 2S.--The three
small children of Arthur Smith were
burned To death when his farm house
near kcating Summit. Pa. was
destroyed by fire today. Smith wal
severely burned in an attempt to
rescue the children.
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To Prohibit shavinw.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, April aB,-
The CITY Council passed an emergency.
measure las, night prohibiting tnen5
here from shaving until the .Daya
OF As" celebration Is coEeluded M4y}a
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tContinued on Page 2. Col. 81
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Fair In north. partly cloudy In soutb
portion, today, tomorrow. fnir;
slowing rising temperatures.
tFor full weather report. see Page So
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Continued on Page 2, Col. IL
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he four districts.
PICNIC AT RANCH.

The ladies of the W C. T L. gave picnic last Tuesday evening in hon or Of their husbands The crowd met at the home Of Mrs. j. S Cham bers and were taken in autos to Mrs McCleiland's ranch. about two miles below town. in the big cottonwood grove. Here games were played. cOf fee made on a campfire and lunch served in the ranch house. The mar ried ladies very graciously included a few of the widows. young ladies and bachelors in their party and ev eryOne had very good time 4 young gentleman suggests that the future brides give a picnic to the fu ture grooms. How about it girls?
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-09

turned home yesterday from two weeks trip to California. having ac- companied a shipment pf cattle to Davis. Calif. On his way home he spent several days in Los Angeles with his sister. Miss Elizabeth. who will return home for the Easter holi days tomorrow. She is attending the University of Southern California. MAKE 4 DRIVE.
 A large number of boys and girls of the St David schools were in Tombstone today making q drive for the sale of season tickets for the St David Chautauqua starting today for two days Many local people pur- chased tickets.
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TO RUSH WORK ON
 PAlOMiNAS BRIDGE

General Foreman shannon of the Fl Paso Bridge and Iron company who were awarded the contract by the board of supervisors for the con struction of the Palominas bridge. is TOW on the ound making p-cra-l tions for starting the work. which will be rushed to completion in an effort to have the structure completed be fore the rainy season sets in
 County Engineer Sid Smyth stated today that he wished to correct the impression made by erroneous news paper reports of recent date which gave the cost of the proposed bridge as s40.00o. The coatract awarded the successful bidders calls for a bridge to cost sii.4e0
 FROM WILCOX.
 Senator Chas NJ Roberts. of Will nox. was visitor in the county seat today
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. - - - -
 WEDTESDAy

IN SAN SIMON
 Sheriff J. F. Ho>d is in San Simon on official hus.ness. MRS. PRESTON BETTER
 Mrs. Phoebe Preston, matron at the county jail. who has been SC riously i'll the past few days. is re. ported better today. TO NEW YORK
 Mrs. Harry Kendall left this morn. ing for New York City. where she was called by the ser'ous illness of
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TOMBSTONE TONI TOPICS TERsElY TOLD
MONDAY

TO TUCSON.
 Misses Iris Macia and Margaret Hamilton spent yesterday in Tucson with friends. TO DOUGLAS.
 Sheriff Joe Hood went 10 Douglas today where Ae was called on busi- ness matters pertaining to his office. ILL WITH FLU
 Jail Matron Mrs Phoebe Preston is confined to her home with an attack of flu
 IN BENSON.
 Undersheriff Chss. Blyth spent Sat urday in Benson on business for the sheriff's office.
 RETURNED HOME
 Wilbur ijams returned home yes terday from Bisbee where he spent several days visiting friends HOME FROM FLAGSTAFF
 Miss Emma Johnson has returned home from Flagstaff. where she com pleted her training in the normal TO DOUGLAS.
 Mrs Eleanor Coe left this morning for Douglas. where she goes to place her little son. Billy. under the care of specialist for medical treatment TO El PASC.
 Engineer Dave Struthers. of the To- cal branch of the F.. P. X $. w., left today for Fl Paso, where he will en joy brief vacation among friends in the Pass City.
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WANT STATE LAND
 SELECTIONS.

M C. Hankins. clerk of the board of supervisors today received a com munication from the State Land De- board of supervisors meet with the state appraisers for the selection of number of parcels of state land near Wilcox. on April goth. As the supervisors do not meet again until the 17th, MT. Hankins has advised impossible to set the date as the goth although a date possibly a week lat CT may be set.
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FROM DOUGLAS

Attorney II. F. Pickett Of Dousla, was a business visitor in the county seat today attending to matters ot the court house for clients
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Lee Ash, travelling man of Dougla was in Tombstone today on one of h regular trips
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According 10 directors of the San Pedro Water Users association, in
 Tombstone yesterday. the regular meeting of the board of directors ill be held in Benson this evening al which time it is expected that a final
 report will be received from Engineer w C. Elliott. in charge of the pre- liminary survey and work. The re- port. which has long been delayed. eryone in the proposed Charleston
 dam and it is understood the mem bers of the board will insist that fin
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supervisors
HERE FROM BiSBEE.

Assistant County Attorney Walter Roche of Bisbee. is in the county seat looking after the affairs of the office during the absence Of County Attor- ney J. F Ross. who is in Fl Paso on matters pertaining to the Wilcox bank cases
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TO DOUGLAS.

Sheriff ] F. Hood went to Doug las today accompanied by Deputy Nern LaMOre. where they will com. pleie checking up of auto owners who have failed to secure 1922 licenses. \ complete check of the Sulphur Spring valley has been made and a mum Der of arrests will result.
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TALKING CONSOLIDATION.

County School Superintendent Miss
 Helen Brown is in Hereford where she met with resident taxpayers of ihe Hereford. PalOminas. Montezuma and Garces school districts last night for discussion on consolidation of
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-09

According to local railroad officials total of 5 carloads of silverIead ore district during March 10 the Fl Paso and Douglas smelters, although ship ments to the Douglas smelters did not start until late in the month.
 Four carloads left today and if ship. ments continue to go out as they have been during the past vo weeks it is expected nearly a hundred carloads Of ore will go to the smelters during April.
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CHECKING LAND TITLES.

County Recorder II. L. HutchisOn is busy checking and issuing F certifi- cates to the state land department on land in Township 22. Range 22, and Township 2i. Range 2., required by the General Land Office at Washing ton, D. C. The order required the State Land Department to furnish certificates showing that the state of the lands in question. as shown by the records in the recorders office The search will require several weeks tip,a n niaf.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-09
FROM PHOENIX.

w R Inghram, chief clerk of the state highway department. and w. C.. Goetz. division engineer of the same department, are in Tombstone today attending the meeting of the board of supervisors
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DOUGLAS VISITOR.

A C. Karger, of the BankheaI Mo tor Co., of Douglas, spent several hours in Tombstone today on busi- ness. returning home this afternoon.
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ATTORNEYS HERE.

Among the attorneys in Tombstone today on business before the Super. for Court were D. Benshimol. of Douglas John Sanders. M Blumen thal. Alex Murry. of Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-09

Douglas-Greene-Ca company 10 increase output to 500 tons daily.
 Nogales of Commerce is considering new proposition for big notel.
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BACK TO BISBEE.

Assistan; County Attorney Walter Roche returned to Bisbee today fol lowing several days spent here dur ing the absence of County Attorney Ross
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VISITS PARENTS.

Miss Lorna Lockwood daughter of Judge and Mrs. A. C Lockwood, ar rived home yesterday from the Uni yersity at Tucson. and will spend the week end with her parents
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DOUGLAS ATTORNEY.

Attorney Bruce Stephenson. oi Douglas. was among the visiting lc- gal lights in Tombstone today Cn business at the court house
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TO DOUGLAS.
TO EC PASC
VISITED LAUGHTER.

Judge A. C. Lockwood. accompanied by his wife and family. motored to Tucson yesterday. where they spent the day with their daughter. Miss Lorna who is attending the Univer- sity of Arizona
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BACK ON RUN.

Conductor J L. Sparks is back on the local run of the F. P & S w. following several days absence in Phoenix on business
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DOUGLAS VISITOR.

Br Louis Brown. 0. Douglas, spent the afternoon in Tombstone today on a visit with friends
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COUNTY TAXES DUE

The second installment of the state and county taxes for the year 1921 will become delinquent May | 1922. and unless paid on or before that date penalties will acre Less than four weeks now remain before this instaliment becomes delinquent It is urgently requested by County Treas urer Guy C. Welch that taxpayers make remittances as early as possi- ble thus avoiding the eleventh hour rush
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TO VISIT SISTER.

Miss Belle Candy, assistant in the county engineers office. left yester- day for Castle Hot Springs. where she will spend a week or two the
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-09
BACK TO WHETSTCNE.

Section Foreman s 0. Williamson returned to Whetstone today where he was located after being on the To- cal branch for few days during the illness of lncal Foreman C Holmes
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RETURNED HOME.

Attorney Lee o. Woolery. father George Woolery. and brother, Law renee Woolery returned home last night from Phoenix. where they were called on business trip. They made inc rriu lv autp
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RANCHER HERE.

R 4 Dillman. rancher of Douglas was in Tombstone today on court business
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COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT.

The regular monthly meeting of the city council will be held tonight at the council chambers in the city hall t:ostly routine matters will be ur for ,liS,ngi,;or
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the trip by auto.
TO TEMPE AND NOGAlES.

Judge Alfred C. Lockwood. of the Superior Court. will elaye tomorrow for Tempe. where he will deliver the address al Jackson Day dinner to be given by the Maricopa Bar asso- citation. From Tempe Judge Lock. vood will go to Nogales. where he has been called to hear d case.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-09
FROM DOUGLAS.

Geo F. Jackson, well known auto mobile dealer and garage man of Douglas. spent the day in Tombstone today
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-09
TO DOUGLAS.

cal branch of the F.. r S <. N went with friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-09

The Ladies Aid Society will give . social tea at the Congregational
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disposition
ASSE SSiNG.

Chief Deputy Assessor Jas. McDon- aid left this morning for Wilcox where he will spend several days com. pleting assessing in that end of the county
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-09
FROM ST. DAVID.

Judge ! l.. Lewis of St David. was a visitor in Tombstone today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-09
FROM WILCOX.
TUESDAY
FROM siSBEE.

Dr. Bledsoe. of Bisbee spent few hours in Tombstone today SACK TO WILCOX.
 Senator C M Roberts returneG n his home al Wilcox to-day. following a rwo days visit here on business
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EXPECTED HOME.

Superior Judge A. C. Lockwood is expected to return home tomorrow from Florence. where he has been the past several days hearing fur ther evidence in the famous water case which has been ill litigation during the past six years.
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DOUGLAS ECITOR.

Maj. Geo. IL Kelly. editor Of the Douglas International. was in the city yesterday. accompanied by Mrs. Kelly and a party of friends. They made the trip by auto with the Major at the ing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-09
MAKE 4 DRIVE.
SATURDAY
IN BiSBe E.

IN eiSBEE. County Engineer Sid Smyth spent few hours in Bisbee today on road
 matters
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-09
FRIDAY
VISITING IN BISBEE.

VISITING IN BISeEE. Mrs. Petra Lombardi is spending several days in Bisbee visiting with her sisters LOOK FOR STOLEN AUTO. Sheriff J. F. Hood is notifying all deputies and garages in the county to be on the lookout for stolen Ca dillac roadster taken from Tucson some time last night A reward of $50 is offered for the recovery of the ear by the owner.
 SCHOOL BOARD GUESTS
 AT LUNCHEON. The teachers of the Wolcott school.
 Miss Holiday, Mrs Reed. Mrs. Nc
 Clelland and Miss Rouse. entertain ined | the members of the school board and
 their wives at a delightful luncheon
 at noon today. served at the wo.cott
 school.
 1, The tables were beautifully decor.
 ated. covers being laid for the fol.
 lowing:
 Mir. and Mrs. W. A. Fowler, Mir.
 and Mrs. John H. Davis. Mfr. and
 Mrs. H. l.. Hutchison. Mrs Guy c. { welch. Miss L.. Grace Kolb and Miss
 Norma Barr.
 RETURNED HOME. ] Edgar Axtell. local cattleTan, re.
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FORM LAW PARTNERSHIP

According to reports from Bisbee. NJ | McKelligon. well known Co., chise county attorney, and D. C.. Rinehart of Bisbee. have formed a law partnership with offices in the Lyric theater building in Bisbee IN SUPERVISORS OFFICE.
 w C. Brooks. of Bisbee. has joined the clerical force of the office of the board of supervisors during the ab- sence of Miss Ensminger who is on 30-day vacation. visiting relatives in Nebraska Brooks has many friends in the county seat and feels perfectly at home in Tombstone
 IS DOING VERY WELL
 According to word received this af- ternoon from Douglas. little Billie Coe. son of Mrs Eleanor Coe, steno- grapher in the sherifrs office is do- ing very we'll He was taken to Doug las for treatment. an abscess having formed in his right ear He was piac- ed under the care of Dr. Wilkinson, who succeeded in reaching the growth through the nose and the little boy is reported as resting nicely and will soon be entirely recovered.
 OFFICERS ON LOOKOUT
 FOR STOLEN CAR
 The sherifrs office has advised all deputies to be on the lookout for a Chevrolet touring car. which was re- ported stolen in Tucson between IF and o'clock today. The car carries License No. s-20s. Motor No. C-ssoss, Serial No. 32s33. and is equipped with trailer connections in the rear The car contained 12-guage single. barreled shotgun and about 90 feet of s-Sths inch rop when stolen. It is not known whether the thieves head. ed this way with the stolen car. but if such was the case they will not be
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church pariors Thursday afternoon.

church pariOrs Thursday afternoon. April 9th. between the horus of 3 and o'clock. Everyone is cordially in vited
 THROUGH TO TUCSON.
 Rev. C. A. Forman. pastor of the Presbyterian church of Douglas. and H. E. Cunningham. also of Douglas. spent a few hours in Tombstone to- day enroute to Tucson. They were the guests of Judge Albert NJ. Sames while here.
 WHEELER IN RACE.
 Harry C. Wheeler. of Douglas. las, night announced that he would he a candidate for the Democratic nomina- tion for sheriff Wheeler was three times elected sheriff os Cochise coun- ty. bat resigned during his third ter n, 10 accept commission in the |. S. army
 CAR ovERTURNs.
 A Ford touring car. carrying foIr California tourists. turned ever on the road leading to the Divide yester- day noon on the Bisbee side. The ear rolled over the bank. turning over twice. Two of the occupants .ere thrown clear of the car while tw J were pinned underneath. They were rescued by parties who saw the acci. dent All of the occupants escaped without a scracth. The car was right ed and pulled back onto the road and went on its way.
 FROM ST. DAVID.
 Judge ]. L. Lewis, of St David. was visitor in Tombstone today TRAVELLING MAN.
 Lee Ash, travelling man of Douglas was in Tombstone today on one of his regular trips
 VISITING MOTHER
 Mrs F. w Crozier is spending a few days in Gleeson visiting her mo ther. Mrs Saundercock TO DOUGLAS.
 Bob Bixby. local leasor. went to Douglas this morning on q brief bus mess visit.
 DOUGLAS VISITORS.
 F D. Hubbell. Of Dugan & Co, ac companied by his wife. and Mrs. Du gan. spent few hours in the count! seat today taking in the historic
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-09

ton. A body of rich ore was encoun- tered in the workings recently. and development work on same is reveal ing it to be a real find.
 RETURNED HOME.
 Mrs. Ed Nevin returned hone today from Tucson where she was called last week on account of the serious illness of D. B Hutchins. The patient is out of danger and safely on the road to recovery.
 BIRTHDAY PARTY.
 Little Howard Tracey was tine hos: to about 20 of his young friends a. the home of his parents, Mir and Mrs. Wm. Critchley. Saturday after room. the occasion being his Sth an niversary. Games and refreshments appealing to the youthful paiai.s fea- tured the afternoon. the children hay ing a glorious time.
 WEATHER REPORT.
 The following is the report of To- cal Weath Observer R. B. Valance. for the month of March:
 Mean maximum temperature. 69 de grees; mean minimum. 3S: mean. 5 :: maximum. s1 on 31st: minimum. 20 on 18th: greatest daily range. i2 on 1th and 10th: total precipitation. .SS inches; greatest in 24 hours. .52 on l2th: total snowfall. inches: clear days. 2l; part cloudy, $: cloudy. f. The precipitation for March year ago was 35 inches.
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ENTERTAINED.

Mrs. Thos. Armstrong entertained the young ladies Sunday school class called The DiggerS" last evening at the parsonage from seven to nine. The young ladies enjoyed the games and refreshments and returned home soon after nine o'clock Of one opin- ion-it was a pleasant and profitable time
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FROM RANCH.

$. x. Gordon. farmer of Turner. ac- companied by his daughter, Miss Bessie. were in Tombstone today disposing of produce and on 6 shop ping trip
 FOR EASTER HOLIDAYS.
 Miss Elizabeth Axtell arrived home today from Los Angeles. where she is teaching in the Berinda high school and will spend the Easter holidays here with her mother. Mrs. Julia Ak tell.
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1T. CaViO DELEGATION.

The following delegation of St. Da- vid residents were in the county seat today before the board of supervisors on school and road matters:
 io Wright. J. x. Curtis. Jr.. II C. Busby. C. w. Busby. Byron Merrill. C. J. Baker. Earl Matteson. J. C. Par ker, Dick Glenn. Steve Miller and Adrian Merrill
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-09

her mother who recently suffered a stroke of paralysis. TO PHOENIX
 Attorney l.. O Woolery and fami- ly left his morning for Phoenix. where Mir Woolery was called on business. They made the trip by auto and will return home Saturday or Sunday
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-09
TO DOUGLAS.

Bob Bixby. local leasor. went Douglas this morning on brief D mess visit.