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Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
COUNTY PHYSICIAN.

Dr z Causey. county hospital SUI jed by Mrs. Causey, were in Tomb stone today. the doctor appearing be- fore the supervisors on hospital mat. ters
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
TO CALIFORNIA.

Mrs Mary F. Nevin and grand child. little Miss Marietta Springer left last night for Los Angeles. where the: will spend a month anon. the haarhHs
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
DOUGLAS VISITOR.

IL c. Warnock. of the Lucky Tiger brief visitor in Tombstone today
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
ON SHORT VISIT.
FILE DAMAGE SUIT.

MaNimiaro Mungaso. through his attorneys. Nurry and Thomas. has brough; suit in the superior court in this city against the F.. r & $ W railroad company for damages al!og. ed to be due in the sum of $l5.0 The complaint alleges that while the plaintiff vas employed as section hand at Osborne on February 1. uf this year he was struck by a motc- car of the company and permanently injured.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
TO MISSOURI.
 ST. DAVID VISITORS.

J :. Merrill and son. ! $ Merrill, Jr.. spent few hours in the county seat tciay from their home al St. David
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR SUPERVISOR

1 am candidate for Supervisor of Cochise County from District No 3. subject - the action Of the Demo cratic Primaries. Sept. l2 1929
 J. A. GUMN.
 Benson. Arizona
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
DOUGLAS VISITOR.
FRIDAY

IN 6iS5EE.
 F. l.. Mellgreu and son. Leonard. spent yesterday in Bis1se on busi- ness. VISITED IN 6iSBEe
 Edward Massey and wife spent yesterday in BisbAe visiting Hit, friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
CASE DISMISSED.

The case against Will Goe;z. 0. Benson. charged with being impiicat. ed in robberies in Benson and Lords buTs. was dismissed following hear. ing held in Benson this afternoon for lack of evidence
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
COUNTY PHYSICIAN.

County Physician r. E Durfee. county health officer was visitor in the county seat today on matters of an official nature
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
TO FOFT HUAcHUcA.

Mrs orr and children left today for For HuachuCa. where they will spend the summer months. returning here when school opens
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
BOWIE VISITORS.

W. c. Richards and Prof Albert Spikes. of Bowie. spent few hours m the city today oa business at the court house
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
REAL ESTATE MAN.
F ROM FAiR6ANk.
THURSDAY
cOSfR1cT6R HERE.

CONTRACTOR HERE.
 H. F. Williams. general contractor oi the F. F. & s W. was brief yisi- tor in Tombstone today. MARRIED IN TOMBSTONE.
 Miss Beatrice Taylor and Roy Ly. ons. of Bisbee. were married in iris city Tuesday morning
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
hEa-T- OFFICER.

Dy R E. Darfee. county health physician %as in Tombstone today app.4r.ls before the supervisors
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
DOUGLAS POSTMASTER.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Master Louis Giragi yesterday en- tertainel about 40 of his young friends at birthday party given at the home Of his mother. Many out side games were played and ice cream and cake were served to the little ones
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
TOMBSTONE ToWM TOPICS TERsEly TOLD
MONDAY
VISITED IN eis6Ee.

MONDAY
 >~~-~~-~~~~~~~~~~ VISITED iN eiseee.
 Mr. and Mrs. wm. Lutley spent Sat urdsy in Bisbee visiting friends. BENSON DOCTOR
 Dr Fuller of Benson. was brief visitor .n Tombstone today. FROM DOUGLAS.
 Albert Stacey. lumber man of Doug las. wss among the business visitors in the county seat today hsA-T- OFFICER
 Dl R E. Darfee. county health physician &as in Tombstone today app.ar.ls before the supervisors. BOWIE VISITORS.
 W. c.. Richards and Prof Albert Spike,. of Bowie. spent few hours in the city today oA business at the court house
 TO FoRT HuAcHucA
 Mrs orr and children left today for For, Huachuca. where they will spend the summer months. returning here when school opens TO PHOENIX.
 Miss Minnie Sanders went tO Phoe- nix Saturday where she will spend severa. weeks the guest of relatives. TO MISSOURI.
 ST. DAVID VISITORS.
 J :. Merrill and son. ! $ Merrill. Jr.. spent few hours in the county seat today from their home al St. David.
 DOUGLAS POSTMASTER.
 Postmaster C. A Overlook. Of Douglas. Nas in Tombstone today ap- bearing before the board of equaliza- ton relative to assessments on his property in Douglas
 Attorney Lee O. Woolery and wife and two sons left yesterday for St Louis. Ho where they will spend several weeks with relatives before leaving fer other parts 0; that state on an extended trip They expect to be gone about three months. BIRTHDAY PARTY.
 Master Louis Giragi yesterday en- tertaineI about 40 of his young friends at birthday party given at the home Of his mother. Many out side games were played and ice cream and cake were served to the little ones.
 BACK FROM TUCSON.
 Miss Christine Core returned to Tombstone Saturday from Tucson where she has been attending the uni versity and has taken d place in the recorders office for the sumner VALLEY VISITORS.
 Among the visitors in Tombstone today from the Sulphur Springs val, ley were T J Lesson. W. A Pruitt. Jas. Lesson. and M. J. Sullivan. all appearing before the board of super visors relative 10 land matters. LOWELL VISITOR.
 John Schmidt. resident of Lowell. spent q few hours today in this city FROM ST. DAVID.
 F.. H. Triton. farmer of St. David, was a business visitor in Tombstone today
 RETURNED HOME.
 Mrs. Snavely and children returned home today following q weeks visit with relatives at Elgin. TO HEREFORD.
 Aionzo Street kft today for Here ford where he will spend the sum- mer on the BoQuillas ranch. WILCOX PUBLISHER.
 H. O. Anderson. publisher of the Wilcox Range News. spent a few hours in Tombstone today on matters at tine court house. FROM CAMILLE.
 Col. Henry Pyeat;. cattleman of Camille. was among the visitors in the
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
TO PHOENIX.

Miss Minnie Sanders went u Phoe- nix Saturday where she will spend seyera. weeks the guest of relatives
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
mary hearing of Will Goetz. charge. with receiving stolen property EkTERTAiNED AT PARTY.

Miss Dorothy Reed. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Robert Reed. of Fair bank. entertained large number of her young friends al tine home of her parents in Fairbank last evening. Games and dancing were enjoyed and refreshments were served by the hostess
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11

this year he was struck by a motcr car of the company and permanently injured
 SECURED JUDGMENT.
 Fred Sutter. well known attorney Ot Bisbee. has secured judgment !c the Superior Court against F.. E. Per rin. for s63o0. The case was heard in Tombstone OF Monday The judg- men, was for attorneys fees and for note in the sum of s3.0e1 Walte- Roche appeared for the plaintiff while the defendant was represented by T. T. kinesbury. The defendant was not present in person
 FROM RANCH.
 Al Turner. rancher Of the Turner district. was visitor in Tombstone yesterday and today
 IN siSsEE
 Attorney J. T. Kingsbury spent yesterday in Bisbee on business visit.
 VISITED FRIENDS.
 Mrs. Emma Woicot. spent several hours in Tombstone yesterday from h..r .;--;, -..l. friends
 HERE FOR FEW DAYS.
 Albert Ruble and wife. formerly Miss Henrietta Rockfellow. and MT. Ruble's mother are spending several days in Tombstone. during which time they are occupying the Rockfellow cottage on Toughnut street WILL TEACH HERE.
 Miss Elizabeth Axtell will teach in Tombstone next year. having accept ed a position as teacher of English and Spanish in the local high school.
  Miss Axtell for the past few years has taught these subjects in the Der inda High School in Los Angeles. and the board Of education of the To- cal schools were fortunate in secur- ing her services for this district. WORD FROM EckERMANs.
 F. H Reeves yesterday received word from H. M Eckerman and fami- ly. who were in Yuma. enroute to Pc mona. Cal, by auto. where they will make their home This side of Ajo they burned out bearing in the car and having to send to Phoenix for repair parts. were forced to remain in Ajo until Monday. According to the communication received by Mir. Reeves they were enjoying the trip and all were we'll. CANCEL NEWS PICTURE.
 The management of the Crystal theater are so disappointed in the In- News pictures that they began running last week that they have cancelled them. The manage ment of the company producing them 1 agreed that the pictures would be 1 only II days old when reaching here but subseuqent events proved they [ were months old instead of days. ATTORNEY.
 Attorney Lyman H. Hays. of willcox ! was visitor in Tombstone today. IN BENSON.
 Judge Alfred (. Lockwood spent i lew hours in Benson this afternoon RETURN HOME.
 Jail Matron Mrs. Phoebe Preston
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
FROM DOUGLAS.

Albert Stacey. lumber man of Doug las. ~as among the business visitors in the county seat today
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
ROM DOUGLAS.

Attorney David Benshimol, of Doug las spent the day in the county seat on business for his clients at the court house
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
RETURNED FROM HONOLULU.

Larry Hendricks. for over a year linotype operator on tue prospector. and later in Bisbee. has returned from over years trip on the Pacific coast including all California points. Honolulu and parts oi Nevada He expects to locate again in Bisbee and while here today renewed old ac- quaintances.
 DOUGLAS VISITOR.
 T. NJ. Bates. of Douglas. spent few hours in the county seat today
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
TOOK INSANE PATIENT TO PHOENIX.

Mrs. Phoebe Preston. county jail matrOn. today took an insane patient. Nargarita $ Vidal. to the state hospi- tai. having been committed this morn ing by Judge Lockwood This is the seventh insane patient to be sent to the asylum from Cochise county dur ing the past four weeks
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
TO TUCSON.

F E krebs and Isaac Tracey left this morning for Tucson. where they took two cars to new owners in the Old Pueblo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
the bridge finishe'
TO CALIFORNIA
 FOR TREATMENT.

Wm. Frazee. who was injured two weeks ago when buzz saw threw q piece of wood violently against his head. leaves tonight for Los Angeles. wheer he will consult specialist about his eye. which was inquired by the impact He will be accompanied by his wife and children.
 RANGES DRYING UP.
 CattlemeE who weer in the city yesterday from different parts of the county state that the ranges are rap idly drying up and the cattle are be- ginning to suffer from the want of water. Few water holes have any water left in them. In the Swiss. helm and Chiricahua mountains there is a greater scarcity of water than ;s the Huachucas
 cEIEeRATE FLAG DAY.
 A number Of local Eiks. members of Bisbee lodge are planning to attend the flag day celebrations to be he:.i in Bisbee next Wednesday by the Bisbee Lodge. A prosrsm is being arranged to which the general public will be invited.
 BACK FOR SUMMER.
 Mike Bennett returned nome today from Tempe where he is attending the normal and will spend the summer
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
TO CALIFORNIA.

Mrs Joe Mizell. wife of the local manager of the Standard Oil station will leave tonight for California 10 spend a few weeks at the sea shore
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
ing the past four weeks
CALF CROP SHORT.

According to cattlemen who were in the city today. the spring calf crop is not as good as usual. They are of the opinion that there will be few later calves but this years crop will not average up to the average of the past few years. The cattle are not in good condition and rain is needed oa all the ranges
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
MINING MAN HERE.

T. Q. McGrath. of the Shattuck- -Ari- zOaa Mining company. was in Tomb stone today appearing before the board of equalization on taxation mat ,ers affecting his company
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
ST. DAVID VISITORS.

Prof A. J Baker and Steve Miller of St David. were in town today or business before the board of equali zation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
TO FL PASO.

Prof C. F., Tilford went 10 Fl Paso this morning on a brief business visit,
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
SECURED JUDGMENT.
FROM RANCH.

FROM RANCH.
 Al Turner. rsncher of the Turner district. was visitor in Tombstone yesterday and today IN eiSsEE.
 Attorney J T. Kingsbury spent yesterday in Bisbee on a business visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
HERE FOR FEW DAYS.

Albert Ruble and wife. formerly Miss Henrietta Rockfellow. and MT Ruble's mother are spending several days in Tombstone, during which time they are occupying the Rockfellow
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-06-11
WEDNESDAY
roa aFkEl6r1GEe.

FOR FREIGHT LINE.
 According to information sent out by the corporation commission from Phoenix. the Apache Trunk Line has filed an application to run an auto freight lines from Warren to Benson. The hearing on the application will be held in Phoenix on June E. ON SHORT VISIT.
 N R Shadiey and wife. oi Doug. las. accompanied by their son. W F Jr. and Frank F.. Shadiey and family. were in the city yesterday on short visit while on their way to Fort Hua. chuca. Frank Shadley and family are from Stockton. Calf
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-03-17
Special FEATURES For
The Busy Readers

Our readers will find on page
3 IF this edition condensed state
news, also two columns Of con
densed. general news. On page
6 will be found. two columns on
fashions of today and an article
on dairying by the U. S. Depart
ment Of Agriculture. Thenson
page Z will be fond a series Of
articles of prominent people.
The object o f these articles
are for the benefit of. the busy
person who has'n the time, to
read the more lengthy articles
found in the daily papers and
magazines. We hope they will be
read an d appreciated by GU r
readers.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-03-17
Hooded Klansmen
On a Quiet Parade

Those who have wold cred il
Vernon parish las zeal chop
est to goodness" Ku Klux Khan
had their curiosity satisfied last
Monday night when, from "the
m S t Of yesteryear" there APP
peared on the streets of Lees
vile numerous hooded. figures
who silently paraded along the
''main STEM! the town.
The mysterious strangers ar
rived in automobiles, sever |
cars with drawn curtains wend-
ing their way leisurely into town
from the east; only few of the
passengers alighted an d t h e
number of the Wis tors is not
known.
The Klan stopped in S out b
Leesville and took aboard a resi-
d 4nt who conducts a barber shop
in that section of town and car
ried him into ''outer darkness" p"
Just what transpired during the
barber's detention is not gener-
ally known, further than that he.
was in no way injured. 1t is sur.
missed, however, that h z Klan
marked o U the straight and
.narraw path" for their alleged
erring brother--urging h i m 10
refrain from "hootch" and the
evil practice::thlat sometimes fol.
low in the wake Of drinking
homemade liquor, shoe polish,
hair tonic and glue.rLeesyille
Leader.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-03-17
EFFICIENCY WEEK At M, {,
CHURCH 4 GREAT SUCCESS

The EFFICIENCY WEEK at.
the VI ethodist Church closed out
Sunday night with a crowded
house. The great crowd could not
find seats sufficient and some,
had to stay on the out side. At
1.-THE close of the service the pas.
tor made a call for volunteers.
|, for life service and part-time
Eseryice. On e dozen fine young
people. answered. th call and
came forward, pledging them.
selves to the Pastor for part
time service anywhere. he need
ed them. Some o f them have,
since answered t h call from
God for full time service and will
offer themselves to the Church,
for life. This Was a great service.
The spirit Of God was present
and dominated throughout. This,
h as been a. great week for
Nlethodisln in these parts. The.
mem bership knows more about
the church and o f course have.
learned to love it more than ever
before. The whole church with
all her, departments is moving on,
" ELL. Bros. Grambling n d.
Spinks left, many friends here.
They left Monday for Oakdale
where they went for a League
rally, thence to Elizabeth andl
from there they went to various
parts of the district to carry on
League work.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-03-17
Resolution

Whereas the Almighty Father
has seen fit to. take f r O m oul
midst our sister, Alma Barron,
and
Whereas He doeth all things
for the best be it therefore re
so lved,
That Jewel chapter NJ. 100, o.
E. S.. has lost one of it's faithful
memb and extend S t0sher
husband deepest in his bereave.
ment. May he with Martha's
trustful faith look beyond the
shore of time and know that our
sister, though lost to mortal Wis
ion, is only waiting beyond the
river to welcome us to our eter-
nal home.
BE it further resolved, that a
copy of these resolutions be sent
to the h S b a nd and, a copy
spread on the minutes Of our Or
der. Respectfully submitted.
Mrs. G. A. Schillng
i G. G Durham
Mrs. F. P. Joseph.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-03-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES
Reported by Church Workers


Sunday School ATTENDANCE last
Sunday was 100.
Great congregation at BIO t L
SERVICES.
Bro. Webster B ritt was re.
cieyed as a candidate f or bap
tisnl at. the morning service.
We noticed quite a number of
Long Leaf folks at the services
we welcome you.
Great spirit in t b e Sunday
School last Sunday, fine. Rem
ember our goal-3O0 by the 18th
of May.
The pastor preached a t Ell
wood Saturday night and Sun
day afternoon, received, i new
members into that church.
Don't forget the G.. A. Thurs
day at 4 .o'clocl1.
Quite a number of our ladies
are planning cn attending t he
District Rally at Oakdale on the
18th.
We plan to have an Evangelist
singer to come for a week or,
ten days before the meeting be-
gins to train onr choir and all
those VIII 0 take part in the sing
ing during our meeting which
we plan to begin on the second
Sunday in April. The help for
the meeting will be announced
in the near future. Let Us wit
ness, work and pray.
Next Sunday morning the pas
tor will preach a sermon to mo-
theirs and fathers. The subject
for the evening service willbe:
Complete Redemption"
Baptismal at the evening ser.
Tice-Come.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-03-17

.erfa In Asia, and u. Everett Gil, fol
many years a missionary In Italy, but
more recently o pastor in Kansas City
has been named special European rep
resenfatiye to. supervise the. greatly
expanded work on that continent. DR..
ON Is giving much of his time to dis
tributing Baptist relief funds in. Rus.
sia and otherwise looking after the In,
terests of the denomination there.
Home Work Enlarged
Among the outs .auding accomplish
ments Of the HON, Mission Board are
the aiding Of more s=an 1000 churches
With loans and gitss for church build
ings, completion OF the big tuberculo-
sis. sauatorium at El Paso, enlarge
ment Of the. work In Cuba and the
Canal. Zone, Strengthening OF. the 81
mountain mission ;sf.lools and the de.
velopment Of all siAven departments
OF the work Of the Board. In all sew
snteen states OF tho Southern Baptist
Convention the stale mission work has
been greatly extended, the number Of
Baptists hospitals in the South has
been Increased from eleven to tweaty-
three. all Of the older eighteen Baptist
have been aided in mate.
rial ways and two new ones have been
while the number OF aged
dependent ministers and their families
has been doubled and the amount OF
aid given them increased 100 per cent.
collecsions Are Pushed
While the collections 30 far repre-
sent q big gain over the contributions
,f Southern Baptists to their work be-
'ore the Campaign, the sum collected
IS not all that Is due and In all the
SOUTH an, effort is being made to col
ect AZ much more as possible by the
lose Of the Convention year. May /
hat none OF the work may suffer.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-03-17

City Confectionery has a few
school tablets on hand that they
are closing out at the following
prices. All Sc. tablets, 8 for 10c.
10c tablets 2 for 15c-Ady.
We regret to report the illness
of Messrs. e. M. Pringle and -
Dureo. We hope them a speedy
recoveryf
Geo. W. Bolton of Leesville is
spendingta few days here this
week looking after business in
terests.
Have you p ard your license
tax on that truck7or car? Go and
pay them at Glenmora Bank &
Trust Co.
c. A. Carruth reports the pur-
chase. of a registered. Halstein-
Friersen bull OF sterllnG quality.
Good stock means a successful
fair and a bright future for the
far ming interests.
In the window of Peningers
Inc. is displayed a fancy collec-
tion Of deer skins, horns and
bear pelts. It is a beautifnLexhi.
bition of the taxidermist kill
and a proof of the skin Of cur To-
cal nimrcds.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-03-17
nneX to baptist
Chur&h Going Up

The new Annex to the Baptist
church is rapidly going up; the
frame work is practically finish.
ed. The building is to be- two
story structure "a LAO feet.
The purpose of the building is
for the use Of Mems Bible Glass
and social purposes and is to be
equipped with kiteheuctte. The
building when completed, willbe
quite a n addition to, the local
church and spea6s well for the
Rev. w. L Haynie and his work,
erS,
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-03-17
Bro. JnO. w. Britt.

Whereas, Our Heavenly Father
in his infinite wisdom has seen,
fit to call to his reward on March,
9th 1922. Brother Joha w. Britt.
| Be it
| Resolved that Glenmora Lodge
Mum ber 356 F.&A. Nj. has lost a.
good and faithful mem Der, the.
town a very highly esteemed /
citizen and the wife and children.
a most devoted husband n. d
father.
He. was born in Jackson Par
ish. August, 8th 1862, moved to.
this Parish W t h his parents
when a child and has made this
his home since that time.
He was one Of t II Q charter
mem bers of Glenmora Lodg e..
Number 356 F&AM and a Mason
for a number Of years before
this Lodge was organized, serv--
ing a Worshipful Master Of
Fellowship Lodge Number 217..
Be it further resolved that a,
copy of this resolution be. put on.
the minutes of Glenmora Lodge,
a copy sent to the Family and
copy sent to the Local Paper.
E, L. Mullen,
Committee E. p. Furguson.
Geo. NJ. Monroe.