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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-28
di,rfbten.
mittp 0 d,I2s. glpril.

Mittp 0 d. ,I28. Gpril.
Obsrbal6 Cincinnati lit Der GIub
etpas eeitiss,n, 6ei bisdssr Stabt absr
mar beri.lb. gsiisrn it}tiondr. nit Ell
n.m WaHritanO bon h3,2 Gub ss'
tern 9lbenS.
9i. frlssnoen SPsiden traisn
tpabrsnb Dss aeitrissn Easss bier elm:
9itts6ure. ga.-6.6 fuB, fdlIt.
g1beslina. 8. ga.-d isuB, tdGt.
gartrstura, %. @u. III r., iteist.
aaualpba Gans, 70. ba.-2.5. itsigi.
gbarleiton, u. 9o.-7 -7.s 5uB, ii,ist.
gurtsmputb, S.-9.7 SUB. iteist.
apuigoils, Sp. .-8.6 EuB. fdut.
epanspil., .SnO.-8.1 Gus. fdlt.
RafbpiIie, 9enn-S.5 NuB, fdat.
gbattanooaa, s,Hn.-B.7 5uB. fdIlt.
Gonios gitu, Mo.11.a CUB. iteist.
Wlsmpbis, ssnu.-15S 5uB. fdIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-28

Meffna $2.25-2.50; California
S2.25-2.75 per Riite.
Crangen.-Marft rubig nsp
itetig. California $2.50-3.00; Jlo.
ribo $2.0O-2.25 per Site; 9anee.
rinss $2.25-2.50 per 9oppsltifte.
Grape. Fruii. - sSloriba
2.15--2.40 Der aifte.
grbbeeren. - alabama $500
-5.25 per st. Crate.
aartoffeln. - Wi9igon 81
-55c Der gufbsl unb $2.00-2.25
per gbl. pom Gtpre.
SaatfartoffeIn. = gdts
Reb Riper GarlD Sbio's $1.10-ls
10; Sriib gObblsrs 80e; Wih Carmen
1riumpbs rsb 9liB edrlp
$1.15-1.25; Rings 70-75 per gu.
JuHse &drtoffelu. = Bio'
riba s4.00-5.50 per 8bl. uno $15o
200 per 6amper.
Sibfartofffln. = Jeriep
S1.O-2.25 Der Camper.
SparseI. 15-25c per Gins
bel.
Gomaten. = S!oriba 1925
300 per Crete.
arcnt. W1rtt rnbi1- DGni'
idbes $30-35 per Sou cuf BEN 0es
l.ifs unb $2.50-275 per gbl. BON
Gtors. = 0suss araut S2.75-3.D
per Crate.
erbfsn. JlOriba. s2.75
per 5amptr.
3pisbstm Gslbe $685.
per guIkl npm Store. Wsibe 90
50 per 9uTbsI pom Stpre.
Crime Bohntn. 6loriba
$3.00-3.25 per 5amper.
2arptten. = Gspaf1sn. S2.25
-2.50 per 9bl.
Rotbe RHben. - Sui. Ribr
$1.00-1.25 Der Bbl.
W.tBt Riiben. - Rep Srl.'
ans S3.5O-4.0O Der @bI.
8obI. - 75e-$1.00 per gbI.
2anbprnbufte
Seu. = 30. / 5imotbp $3.50;
gao. 2 5imotbp $3.50; SO. 3 3is
motbp S17.25-17.50, go. l gemii6s
ter alee $19.25; Pp. 2 DO. 1880;
Ro. 1 alss $3.50; go. 2 bo. SILL
80; alfalfa $17.50-19.50 per
1onne.
WibI.nfuttsr III ii.tis. al.i.
S27. .5O-29.oO; wlibblinss gro6ss
$29.50-30.O0; DO. feines S30.50-
31.oo; s.mif6tss Guttsr $500,
$3.50.
SGmereien. Wartt iistt5.
al.eiameu S6.90-7.25 ouf b.m @cs
Ieif. unb S7.s5-9.40 per gu. pom
Store, 9imptbn $2.75-3.25 per gu.
pom Stcrs. guhpei5eu 85c per gu.
SSladsiam.u S1.75 per gu.
Derihieoeues.
SeI.. - Wartt iistis. asin5l, ro'
Iks 64c per 9alone In pdrtttn Dor
5gbIs. Geiodfss 1e mebr. go. l
2arool 60c; Cotton Seeo Gel, rniii
nirtss 52c per Gaflon.. Isrpsntir
SAC per Gal1ons In partisn Don Is
Barrels. Petroleum. Obip Carbon
100 grab 81 bo. $50 Grab 10sc,
6eabligbt IT'S Grab 12c, Reb Gropn
@aIcIin 13c. Rapbia 16c per Salon.
| in Darii.n pnn 1-5 gbls.
SaI3. - Der Wdrtt IN ruhis. -
Ohio Mipcr $1.05 per 9bl. bon 2s(
Bib, sSubrlobn birBugefiigt.
salg. Wartt fi.tis. primu
Gitp 6a-6Ee; DO. Gountrb 6t-6sc
per plumb.
RobIsn. - Rartt rubig. gou'
abiosbenn $3.50-3.75, Nub uni
Glad 1925, aanaipba stiidtobI.u
$3.50-3.75, Rub unS Glad 1925
Der 2onne abaeIiefert. Rauhloi'
Siitdlohlsn $3.50, DO. Rub uni
sIad 1925. antbracite STD
500 per 9cnne abgelieiert. gofe 10
itet $6.00-6.50 per Scnne ab9e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-28
ghieaaO. q. glpril.

cd nj inc, 3ufubr 1900;
glartt piais. gult $7.4o-75o;
lsi9ts $7.25-7.60; ssmiidts $7.20
-7.60; idipsre $e.90-7.50; robe
S6.90-7.05; Isrtsl $5.25-6.75.
gain bpisb. = 3ufubr 5000;
Marft itetis. Ratibe gssf Stiere
$6.10-8.65; Weftsrn Stiere $3.50
7.4o; Rib. unb 5eifsrs $3.1Q-8.50;
&dlbsr $6.25-9.0O.
G9afe. - 3ufubr 1900;
Wartt langfam. Stdfs $7.50-8.50;
QG,nmer $8.35-10.90.
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~ q { Z. Ptttit ItIi- VtuIS
finirter Gut Goat $3.50; poiDbsr,s
$3.50; Cubes S6.65; sranulirt.r
$6.40; gonfsttion.rs ~ $3.50; OH
u" S6.05; tp.ibsr EXTRA ~g" $5.s5;
srtra e. S5.e5; q. 8. Glerifisb tpsi'
ber $6.O5- $6.15; bo. gslbsr S5.55-
s--.65 Der 100 gfunb.
meoIaff.s IN iisiis.-Rep O,'
leans Open asttIs 40 -55e. gentrifus
aal 2o-30c per @alIone.
Hets. - 2ciliIiana. 5anep Seno
The. prima 6--6sc, orbindrer
4a-5ee. ssnpan 5i-5i per gfunS.
Doirp. probu.te
butter. Warff ruhig. preik
nisbriasr. - Mbolemilt, grtra 32e;
GentraIiseb gerira 29ac; GentralissS
;sirts 26c; So. Sstonbs 22t; Ganep
DARN 24e; pdding Stcd 16-17ac
per pfinb.
Rafe. - D,arft ieit. Ohio t7e
RoreweitIi&er 17-t7ic Rem gort
1se. e&rpeiser 161-17ac. 90. Bird
10t--17se; aimburser 16--17a per
pfinb.
Gisr. - Wlarti pilIiser. - pris
ma friI&e 5iibnsreisr 18ac; firits
171e; prbindrs firits 17e; feecnbs
Ice per SussuS. Gdnissisr 35e per
0ubsHb.
Gsftassl gaartt fsfer-
Broilers BON Ill pfo. 40-45e;
sFrptrs 2--3 g}fb. 1s-20r per pfp.
Siibnsr 15-15be; 5Gbus 10Ac ;9ruts
biibn.r 10-15c; gulls Sc; gntsn
10-12e; Gdnis 6-8c per pfunb.
pba unb @smHfe
MepfeI. - @uie 9ftpfsI $3.50
400 p.r gbl., l. mad Aualitdt.
GitrousM- Rartt rcr fetfg,,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-28

S5.5O-715; srtra $726. Gtass
A.50-5.75; lei6te gerIonbtiorisn
$715-770; Htrtel S5.5o-70o.
S9dfe unb admmer. Der
Warft mar heuis ftstia bis fart.
Shdfs $4.50-7.00; gef9orsne
$4.5O-6.00; Hammer $7.50-10.00;
gei9orsns $7.50-9.50; Sprins 2dms
mer S9.50-14.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-28
Sffi3isrsereGnsung i'm
&rie9e.

Das Sriessmtniftsrtum siebt be-
iannt, bab in iinnsemdBer anipens
buna Der 8eItimmuuseu Der ausrbo9'
ten gutI6Iiebuns bonn 4. Sttober
1914 AUDI sbemuliee giuidbrig 5rsi=
piniae, bic ieinerseit bic @isuung gum
ReIerpepffi3iers aipiranten ni1t sIz
lamst baben, nab elmer oiermpnatli=
den Dienitstit bel mpbiIen 3ruppen>
tbeilen unb mad grfiinuns Der iibri=
seu geitimmunssR Sur 8efOrbsrung
ols OfftSiers bes Observation-Disclosures
pGhrenb bes arieess IN 4nipas se'
braat peretE tDHHsn
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lreIb. Npabs anb aitien IN Weu Oori.

Uef6dftsyasiere nuroen tu 5H-SM%
oislentir.. Wetftl auf 2onoon paren tttlg
sa s4-7e1 fur 90 Tags Si&ii &abei.anpsf
iuuesn tlT0H nnb Sift. meHfel s4.795s,
eiibsr.SasrsH sosIe. Nsrtianif1s S'lars
seIe
Hftisn Narit mar tsuie
Ian unb bic Beetle georhdt iooaB bte
E4iubnplirungen In bsa nlsiitsn Sdaen etc
lpas unisr bsnen uon seitsrn itaMoen. Der
Rarit idlOB ungeressIi.
0ifsntaaE aftisn.
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Obieie R In Der.

llnicru glahbarAeilten ipirSen
fiirsIid, 3pialnse betneert. 9lls i6
aefteru meinem fleiitn Sitnsen Die
beiSen ,@ndinOieDelt seiete, meiute
er NIT Der Rieue bes Grfabrenen:
.Sillo Die sur ausWsll2"
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g5iedga 27. atpril.

GbieasO. 27. april.
8.i3sn. = 'Siir Wlai S1.614-
s.64s: am eblub S1.e1s. Sir SuIi
s1.34s-1.3S; am S9lub $1.35s.
DeIi6torn. + Jiir Wai 75s-
77st; am S4llB 76e.. Sir Suli 7sa
-80lc; am GdluB 1896.
Saisr. = 7SiirWlui 53s-56sc; am
SdIub 54c. Sir Suli 53a-55se;
am Shlub 535c
Rossen. - 81. 2 1.17l.
@erite. - 741S1E.
simotbp. - Sa0O-6.50.
gfOper. - Ss.5D-l2.50.
PORT. = Sir Suli S18.O2-18.12;
an S6IuB s1S.07.. 1ir Sept. $1s.s
47-1s.6O; am Sdlu, 1882.
s6mals. - Giir suIi S10.35-
10.40: am s6Iub s1d4o. Sir Sept.
$1o.62-10.65; am sbIub $10.65.
RippsEisitsH. - Giii 5uIi 5000
-1o.52; ON shluB S1o.52. 6iir
Sept. $1O.77-10.82; pm S10.82.
9uttsr. - Warft fIperanoert.
Gisr. = Murtt nietrissr. 3ufubr
51.l98 Stiit.n, auf ba, Martt II
19c; Orbinur iirits II -1sc; firits
18a-19c.
aartoffsln. = M6ft niebrigsr;
2ufubr q Cars. midsan unb mis-
eoniin rutbs 3O-35e; DO. peibs 80
3sc.
SefIiissI. - aebenfs. Rarit ME
briaer; SGbrs 14Ac; Pprinas 1Sc.
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gineinuati, q. alpril.


Dk ua6folssnbsn Guotirunasu BIZ
sisben fi& MIR auf Gnsrrs 5ranss
dftionen. Bel ileineren Gsihdfttn
iperben e.fpds b1krs preife bsrehnd.
propificn n
G6moIa. prima Steom
9.50-9.eO; Jamilp Sdmal5 1oi
--fOfc pro pfrnto.
Srodeupeiatssnes TI,iih
Sbort clear Ssitsn 103-10ae; grtra
ibort clear 93-10se; fbDrt Rippsnieis
ten 10-1oie; S4uliern 8-Sac;
Bellies 10-1Ole.
Bacon. Sbort clear Seitsn
11i-11ac; EXTRA fbort clear Seitsn
103-11ac: ibOrt Hippenieiten IL
11lc; SduItern 81 -9ae .gsliss III
.-11ae.
euaar Gureb gleifd. =
Shinisn 14-14ae: pinie S4ultsrn
10! !-1Oae; gr.affefi Bacon 1s--
19e; Sdultern in padsten 1Ot-
10st; 81. p. Gut S6ultern 1O4--
10ac; irodsns 9.sf Sdtntsn 25-
27c.
GHBsep5teftss JIeif4.
- psr pfunb: S6intsH 12-121c;
pienic G9ult.rn S4-8ae; Bellies
15i-16se; Sdultern S4-83e; "
y. Gut DO. S4-8ae.
Trif&es Nlsifn. = S&in.
len 11a-11ie; qienic S4ultsrn ~
-8ae: S6ulttrn 7a-85e; ihcrt
aipxni.iten 9a-95c; ibort clear
Geiten 9a-1Oe; srtra ibort Ssit.n
9a-9se; Bellies, lsi6te 15a-l6c;
Bellies, fdipsrs 11-121e.
WebI uHb G.tretbe
W,cbl. - @inter Vateiit $7.15
-7.45; @inter fanep S6.S0-6.95;
Rinter iSamiIp $5.S0-6.55; 8intcr
ertra $5.95-6.15; @iutcr oroind'
reg $5.75--5.55; Sarter Bei5en Sa.
ten $7.55-S.00; Sarter @eioen
fancp $7.1o-7.35; Sartsr Weiarn
;samilp $6.10-6.45; HoggenmebL
noroipeiilifes semiidtcs $6.35-6..
60; reines Gin RnggeunefI $500
so; Gitp gemiihtes @ossenmebI
$6.35-6.60.
Beisem-D BIO. 2 rotbcr Binter
81 .60-1.61; go. 8 DO. $1.59--
1.s0; To. A DO. $1.57--1.59.
Wtli6forn. No. iDeibss
Sic; 30. 2 bo. So3-81e; go. 8 bc.
so-soae; gao. a DO. 7ss-79ae; Ro.
5 bo. 77a-7S1e. = go. ] g.ttss
S0sc; Ro. 2 DO. s0-s03c; 30. 8 oo.
79t-s0c: 30. a DO. 7s-79c; SO.
s DO. 77-78c; go. 6 DO. 76-77e. =
gep. / eemiidiss SOC; go. 2 DO. 79l
800; go. 8 DO. 79-7sae; Go. a
DO. 775-78sc; geo. 5 bo. 765-77at;
so. 6 bu. 751-76ac. - Weibts &Ols
tcntorn 79-s0c; asI6es 80--81e; gee
mii6tes 7S-79t per guf6.l.
safer. = 90. 2 rptibsr 81
57ae; Stanbaro ip.ibsr 56a-57t;
glo. 3 reiber 56-57e; Ro. 4 ipeibsr
55--56c; Ro. 2 asmifdter 56--56at;
Ro. 8 s.miidter 55a-56c; Ro. 4 s.'
mii9ter 54a-55sc.
Rossen. = go. 2 S112-113;
To. 8 S1.11-1.12; Ro. 4 $los-
1.10.
Bhtsfn.
9ridufi purben 410 gbIs. Oi'
hiIl.rs sytniiheb goobs AM Der Bats
bon s1.39 per gnflore.
Groceries.
aaffse. - Warsi ruHa. prsils
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saep gsrlsr Dsxb. Gastiraxsen

slsdifeu esH. d.. ~ UiNcmi gaeifle IL. .,
Hf4ifcn eenb. 4r. lozyf 1Efti. yae eoifc- 81. a
Nffifen eeuD. 81. ~ Eat. r. sf Wstx. IA tsx
h:iaHfie q 9 4. Ar f6NN .. Y, cen. 3hr., ss1
Saltirr. q Cite tr. s?.N Y.Q. bte. tr.... ssL
z. q g. 70. 4hr... t.en. AZ 1913. iesh
pfepn, xst. %. ~. ~ q, se. e.. thr.. .iesA
9snf cf Uscrgin Sc ioi z. 4 70. %. 4r. .i03H
Ienfrai Qsafksr 81. ssA Tcrfb garfie Ar. IA.
0tffap. &c. l5kr.. g lyterft. pntifle 3r.. erk
n 10. fb lhr... 70 10. e. q. rfbe. fr. GE
Gtte. 4 I'll skg.. slhRsnH. %. si(fsf5) 100
gS 4 O. Joint II fsessiFeHIi con. <r. ...... M
e. & b cen lr. - sHenbing gen. tr.... Is
9k.1. .&4atcsl..r. sls%Sf1.&sE IA. br.. u
I.&-J. &4ar rfa..sf eITete. .&S W .fcu.sr. -
G&E,rN&txf,lKt uk gsnb dir Cine ar. esA
Eei. 4 ehsf q. Il. ssN esnib psf. col. tr. SIN
4. &R. Q. tsf. g.. n ,ecuib Soc. .. 4r.. esx
9sss o. q, efriss. ssis ssHis Aaiiibap sr.ioe
r. 81. s.r g s. 81 '5s,a ss,s s,1 g; asr 4. e.
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Wiebmarft.

@incinnatt. q. glprtl.

Gincinnati, 27. 9lpril.
Di. 3ufubsr unS Qusfubr ipdbrsnb
Der lsbisn "a Stu.beH. DersIi4en NIT
b.m porpsrsangsnsn Gage tuGrsu ME
fOtst:
3ufubr:
Piubp. Shpein. S9afe
20. 9lpriI. :. 1916 5477 420
u. April. ). 173 1920 24a
ausfubr:
Rinbo. Sftpsin. S6afs
%. 9lpriI. =. SO 1879 231
q. april. :. 1893 1874
Rinbpi.6. - Die Ra6frass
mar nur mabia urn bic preiis ftsiis.
RilGtiibe fanbsn tsinen Wartt.
Wittlere urb i9pere Stisre $685.
S4isn s3.o0-6,00; EIsi,
I5erfti.re $5.75-7.75; Ssifsrs $3.50
-785; aussrleiens big ertra lsiAte
Ss.o0--8.5o; aiibe $3.5o-6.oo;
oussrlei.ne bis srtra $6,25-6.65;
Gamers S3.25-4.50; i,tts WliItti.
k S5.50-6.50; srtra $6.60--6.65.
gullen. - Die 3ufubr mar mid.
srOb, bic Raafrass mdbis unb bic
Dreiie itstig.
wiaser. unb lei6ts $5.00-600;
Bologna S6.O0--6.65; srtra $6.75;
isite gulIen $s.25-6.75.
adfber. - Sci Sienli5 gutter
gsadfross mar Der Martt beuie ftetig.
Srbindrs unb srobe $4.50-S.00;
fair BIS su.s lsidte $6.50-S25;
ertra $3.50.
G9peine. - p5tels unb 5leis
f&erIprtsn itiesen I'm sc, Isid,te 9ers
fanbtiprten uHb Gertsl absr puren
f6tpod.
guts Bis aussrleisne @eriunbis unb
syleii5griprtsu $7,So-7.S5; orb'ndre
kis rustrgsisHe i@psre f.tts Gdus
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Waiimd,ener Brief.

Eie gerpunbsten in Der RtDnpaless
sens. Sn ben wirihsbdufsrn =
@4nnbabiipfsrl aus benz ariese. -
er5dblungen unb aufi4nstoersisn.
- Gin .llrIauber" i'm 5beater.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-28
@aetaa.Msarft.

mem port 27. glpriI.
gIsi. Rartt iiItig; $4.15-
$4.25.
SpeItsr. - Qlartt bit. 134e. Wai
13e.
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Giasiaasti. 81. Hvrif, 1915.
QuA teute psr bic Wa6frase mad Oar.
Isbsu nir uabsbeutsnb nab gsIb If dubtrt
wllie, bsHn bic 8aaisn habsu beoeuitnos
5enbb IN Qanb. Bon ben Banfen uurbtn
1asIstsH son can- bu AZ ausseiieben uno
yel4aitSpaptere wusDsH 81 b--6% etston'
Sirt Sn oiienen Marife pusbe Dripafsxd'
tifaf ~ 9k-4% .on eau sHo ~ ~
~ ssf Best sIaeirt
D<4fa ssi nan Dsss
rsrbsn A. Bari spilden eeaEes periauit.
3ie Gssaissrats bstrfgt s0e prdHie per
&s4isI ssi gnssvs.
Siat. Wedfel sui 2ontos purssH AZ
e<91-A6ix Der Bfo. Sterling quoftrf. jar
8e6fe5 al oerfin purbtn elt fhs Warf
bsssdnst, for @edief auf parts l9--lel
bro Hraue, auf amiferbam 40f pro 0ui'
ben nne auf @ien Tic per arons-
enHSes.cbIiassisnsn
ipsses rulis uno fstiG Die sasfsH aas'
''ssH '1s i'lsf' a,,,,,, a.,,,.,
~ psHbs is3s Coup ..lleH
- Bsnbs. 1913. .......ioih is7
- 1sHss. ieao........ ysH
~ YSHeWe ....s....s 70
~ Benans ..........lvIb l05
6fsssius essIeumfass
Die llmfdte TN tieiissR Gtarineboub
bsIisisn ii& teuis auf %, 1880.
ssfst esiusiiatsH.
C9ie gisiss gas toni uno Cine. Gas L.
Gfeffric 90. Gftien rudrtn tonangsbsnb.
bi & Cincinnati Strabenbatn, Nftien absr
ipsyen gtbradt RsAfsbenbs Berfdufs iinb
~ beriAttn:
Nm sst 5Ssis.
First Call
ansrifan 9tolIiHs Riu 90. com. 147,f
10 Gine. Gas & Glscfrie ........... 81
80 Ohio Cities Gas yrf .......... Is
rs chip Gities Gas pri ...... 77I
70 Gmf. Sirset Rn .......... ssZ
9tne Street Rp.. 9s1f
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Arizona republican., 1915-07-21
SCHOOLS LACK WAsHRooms

We have all along thought, of course together with ninety y-nine persons out of hundred. that the public schools in this city were provided with wash rooms. Health Commissioner Goldwa- ter now tells us that none of the schools is so equipped except the high schools constructet since 1900. Doctor Gold water learned of this only when in con- nection with campaign to lessen the spread of contagious diseases, he urged the board of eduiation to instruct all pupils to wash their hands several times day. He naturally was sur Drised when his recommendation was greeted with ridicule
 In our schools apparently we do not teach cleanliness, which should come before everything else. Or, if we do teach it, we do not teach it properly if We do not give the children an oppor- tunity to practice cleanliness. Schools without washrooms, Perhaps next we shall have schools without doors and windows. Doctor Goldwater's recom- mendation that washrooms be provided in all schoolhouses should be carried into effect immediately.-Fro the New York Globe.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-21
GLENDALE

Saturday morning at nine o'clock in Phoenix occurred the marriage of Harry T. Connor and Miss Myrl Lit tie. The couple is one of Glendale's most popular young people, and all though they were successful in evad- ing their friends by slipping away to Phoenix and being quietly married by Judge Stanford, they could not avoid the rice, shoes and good wishes that were showered upon them as they left in the afternoon for an auto trip to Prescott and other points in the northern part of the state.
 MT Conner is manager of the local telephone exchange and a young man of many excellent qualities. His bride came here about a year ago from Kansas, and is the youngest daughter of Mir. and Mrs w. w. Little. She is charming girl and numbers her friends by the score.
 Mis Little wore a hobby travelling suit of black and white check with a small hat Miss Ethel Beaman and Joe Horne accompanied the couple to Phoenix and witnessed the ceremony.
 MT and Mrs. Conner will go to housekeeping in the house formerly occupied by j. w. be Fever and there they will be at home to their friends after September first.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-21
JOHNSON SHOP OPENS

After a aweek or more of time spent in remodeling and refurnishing the Johnson cleaning and pressing estab- lishment located in the Kingsbury building. three doors south of the post office, the shop will be opened to pat rOnage this morning. MT. V. D. John son, the proprietor fitted the place out complete to turn out only the most satisfactory class of work. He has spent a number of years in the cleaning and pressing business and has opened the local establishment with the full intention of making Tempe his home.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-21
LURE OF THE MASK TONIGHT

Tonight. Majestic patrons will have an opportunity of seeing Harold Me Grath's famous work. "The Lure of the Mask" which has been pie turized as a Mutual Masterpicture Marvellous as to detail are the scenes which show the canals of Venice with gondolas thereon, the gaming tables and the grounds at Monte Carlo and the Italian cliffs. The play abounds in thrilling scenes. and Irving Cummings. the versatile lead ing man. risks life and limb in the interests of the picture with careless disregard of his own safety.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-21
TEMPE NEWS NOTES
CLASS OF 'l3 REUNION
 is BRILLIANT AFFAIR
Tempe Normal Graduates Banquet in
 Frisco-School Days are Lived Over Once Again

That it is one of the most cnterpriS- ing classes ever graduated from the Tempe Normal school was once again demonstrated by the class of nineteen thirteen when it held it's reunion in san Francisco on Friday evening of last week. \ goodlv number of the members were present, some are at tending school at Berkeley near Frisco and others made the trip to the eNposi- ton city particularly to assemble once again with the class mates with whom they spent some lively and busy years of their school life at the normal The affair was a brilliant success. so far distant from the place where they were last assembled toEether-that was in the fan Of 1913 at the normal when they Were awarded their diplomas made the occasion doubly unique and enjoy able and everybody made the best of The few short hours they were together To make merry oyer the reminiscenseS of cid normal days. In writing of the reunion one member of the party has to say:
 We met at the fashionable St. Ger main Restaurant in san Francisco Fri dly eIsning- at s 30 o'clock and for the first hour -s-e- enjoyed a social while of music and other entertainment Our old class songs brought the true nor mai days hack to life and it seemed as tHoush we were living them over in reality once again. At the banquet tabIe each member of the party was required tO tell some interesting eXper- fence that they had personally en- countercd. The occasion was just as informal as possible and everybody on joyed themselves to the utmost. The flowers and color scheme were laven- der and purple our class colors-
 Among those who were in San Fran cisco and who enjoyed the opportunity 10 be present at the reunion were Miss Della Austin. Miss Pansy Harmon, Miss Glenna Carter. Miss Flora Thew. Miss Anna Blount Mrs Cora Ludlow La Vecn. Miss Jessie Dickinson, Miss Lil- Han Wixoma- Miss Grace Kittle. and Lawrence Austin and Walter I.aveeu. Mir. and Mrs Laveen happened upon tho reunion while enjoying their honey moon that followed their wedding in Tempe but a couple weeks ago.
 At tho banquet in san Francisco Friday evening the class decided upon it's next reunion for commencement week at the Tempe normal next year.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-21
MRS GRADY CARNAGE
 GINES RECITAI

The lecture recital given by Mrs. Grady Gammage at the Methodist church on Thursday evening. July 1j, was one of the delightful events of the season, and proved highly educational and inspirational as well as enter taining.
 Mrs Gammage has chosen the bet ter part in that her programs are made up Of worth while" numbers.
 The first part of the program given consisted in two extracts from The Passion Play: The Triumphal Entry into JerusaIem' and The Ascension = and she impressed her hearers with something of the marvel and the spirit of this far famed play given every ten years by the people of Ober- Ammergau and of which she had the privilege of being an eye witness in 1910.
 The latter part of the program was reading of considerable length from
Arizona republican., 1915-07-21
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
 MEETING

The stockholders of The PhaIanx Company are hereby notified that the annual stockholders meeting of the Company will be held at the Compa- ny's office at Phoenix, Arizona, on Monday July 26, 1915, at II o'clocl, A. NJ. in the offices of the South western Securities X Investment Company. Room 2, Monihon Building, Phoenix, Arizona, for the purpose of electing directors and such other bus mess as may be brought before said meeting.
 COAILY SHOEMAKER.
 President
 HARRY A. JAMESON,
 Secretary