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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02

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arcifcn lulo III benl acknowledgements
@ablfm1pie SIR MISUNDERSTANDING
0ieles Acknowledgment @rluaoiabes ill
Goroertreffen ltebcn ipll.
@ir perpflidten llniere &anbibatelt
fir Die 2egislatllr, aeaen bie llltters
breitlna cincs Neutrality-suspicious.
fir Erobibition Ser @erltel4
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8iirger bon Scott Gpltlrtp allf sen
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allf oiele Geidliiiie Ser Gollntp=gpn=
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folgte gertaglltg.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02

Gol1ntp geeignet perSen, obbangig
gemadt miro.
@ir iino ser l1eber5el1gltng, bab
alle alnitrengullgell 5nr 8erbeller1tng
bes Mderbaues unO 5l1r 4%nmenoung
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Metbooen i II Ser
2anbmirtGidaft u1b @artelnpiri6=
idaft sur allgemeinan gerbe1ierllng
Der materielen @iilfsqucacn oes
5totes oie1elr.
L Die A1tfgabe, Sen staot Soma bonn
Sanatismus IN Ser @etrallfe : @elcs-
gsbul1g 81 befreiel1, lit ei1e, .meld)e
Die fraitigiten Inltrengltllgen allcr
8erjenigen beralrsforbert, lpelde Ser
ue~6er5eugllng liberaler @eleege=
bltng nnb Ser Misunderstanding Der
perlonli6en 1reibeit in taalidcn 9ln=
ge~legenbeiten oes 2ebens iin6.
Sic republifaniide Gartei. in0oi=
Iiirte in ibrer Brnnoiaberflarul1g bon
1914 gang ipe5iea Die oanals in
&raft befil1Olide Negulirul1g oes&an=
oels in berauidanoen @etrallfen llnb
erbielt altf bielen gormall6 FIN Die
ltnteritiiburrg li6eraler Stimmgeber
bon Scott Goulltp in gr6ber sln5abl.
@ir beldu1loigen Die Republicans
ld)c 9artei bes g%roblidsn grndes
bieier Glatform : geriprednngeil i'll
DEM liz, Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
beiben &aulern Der 2egislatlr nn>
einen EarteMeno1len als @opernol
bate, oen @iOerrllf iolder Gcgllll'
r%llngseelebe geltattete uno Die Nnnob.
me zines 9robibitions : gerfaIIn11gs.
Sl1lates befiirportete.
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fclo5ua ols gelobnulla fir lire Sren
loligfeit beim 8rll6e ibrer Elatform
Gerlpredungen rnrO fir ibre Gal1
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@ir begiinltigen alle Gelebe, mel
de ma6re MaBigfeit f0roern, 1ln'
perpflidten ms 5l ibrer 0nrdfih
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02
(spcsiulbcpcidc hes Scr 9ento=
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Son inherent 2nfals Mtbeftcl1r @ils
liant Malpb SOB, Der b%efanntlid
9ienstag Dor s Saaen in Sic &ottcrt
So eingetrcteu uuo nit nieier lebter
Mpntas nad Camp Sobgc, bel 9eS
Moines, abscfabren lit, ailg ms fol-
senoc SdiIbcrun9 nes 9a9erlcbens naz
lclbif 5u, Sic fin unierc .9elcr %iebenfnlls
BON Sutereie ieiu pirb.
@allptql1nrttcr gatterie 9, 1. Selbz
artillcrie yceime1t, S. g. S., Gaup
9poac. Scs Nipincs, So, 30. Slni
1916.
Sic 2u~nenpprter @attcric 9 BAT
Sic bette Srbru,ng, Sic bcitcn 2ette llno
ltcbt in alien Sen alberen Srlppcns
tbeilen ppran," laete @1aior @bittlcp
bellte Mor9cn bel ser &ritif. Slls Mns
crfennung fir oas Sob, bas linn, ieinen
2ellteu lnb DEM Sunenportcr Srup@
pcntbcile sltbcil mur0e, crfldrte Gpt.
q. 90. Compton bcn bcltigen Sag al5
cinen balben Sciertas. Illberbcm be-
fDrbcrte ser Maipr bcu 2elttllant @alz
ter s.. Eeterien 5lm 2. %&ommiildrz
2cutlant bes Stabcs.
9ia6 ci11cm ld)lperen Nbldlieonebmell
in Sapcnpprt traf sic gutterie am
9ienstag Siadmittas fur5 nad Ser
Mittagsitunbe nit Ser Ml1scatiner
8atterie s in Camp 9obge, utgefabr
IL Meilen bon Ges Wpines entfernt,
eiu unb bc9ann lofprt NIT hem Iufz
ldlngen Ser 3elte, oen1 Iuslaben ser
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mcbritiinbigcr barter Irbeit ipar bas
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ltno sln erlien Scale lett Ser Mobili=
lirltl1g u~1llerer Sruppen ipurbe nnter
frciem @immel cine Mabl5cit ein9c=
npmnneu, bie BON Sen &D6en Ser 8atz
terie 9 subereitct pprben mar.
bus Irtinericregiment bilbenb; 5000
bas IrtiQerieregimeut bilbent, 5000
Wann Snfanterie. cine Mal6inenge@
nebr : Ibtbeilung, bas S~ngcnieurz
unb 6%olpitaleorps iteben bereit u1b
barren Der Singe. Sic 30 fommen iplz
len. Gin &inf bon Ser redten @anb
bes @iajprs bonn 6auptQlartier bes
Stabcs, alc Sploaten lteben Itra111m,
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lteigcn Sic Conc BEG uGtar Spargfeb
Banners" BON Ser Megimentsfapele
9elpielt, gen @immel. Sic Gagesar<
belt lit abectban. sSett begiant bas
|2agerleben.
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fifteen, Damn in Ben 9ondbp eingemiz
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Inpere ge6en in bem benadbarter
gadlein ldtpimmen, ira6rcllo ipieber
allnerc Bic 3cit NIT 3eu9naiden 5l1-
bringen.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02
g~efamntmadutns an @nnbebciiter.

@iern1it sur allgemeillerl Nadri6t
Dob oie @llmoeitelter fin bas sSabr
1916 am 1. Sllli fallig lit lun0 ltraf-
faaig an 81. Sl1li 1916. @ern nid)t
|belagte Stelter be5ablt nn0 cine
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Glerf an u6er bis 5l1rq 81. Suli 1916,
miro Die Strafe g~elnab-oer 9roina15
ben Stel,crn ~bin5ugefiigt peroen.
Mae @igent6iin1er BON Sun6en
n1ogerl Dies gefaligit in getradt aie-
ben, I'm Die Tolgen 51 bermeioen, sic
et1tlteben, penn bie betreffen0e Srbi=
r1alt5 1ibt aenall befolgt miro.
&ngo @oe1ler,
! Staotz@lerf.
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lgo. 1elepbon 855. (aua.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02
Mnsaepm1ttpt.

Scr @clunSbcitsbcalnte 8. $. Gaz
lcntil1 fat nit Der Iusmtmpune bes
@a1lcrs aus bcm Siimpel, ser li6 binz
ter bem @all nobe ser Interchangeable
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rlll,g Der m5u9sfanole, melde an bic
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bicl &lagc 9cfiibrt lpproen lit. Spbalr
sic msussfanale musscbciiert iilo.
lpl frildes @alicr eineelaiicn lpcrbcll.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02
Ginc MISUNDERSTANDING

miro rnor9cn slbeno in Ser arnlprp on
%fiinftcr Strabe abgcbalten lpcrocn, nm
bariibcr sl beratben, pb nod cine Sci
Iisfompa9nic gebilbet mcroen lol.
Son @cneralobjlttallt 2pgal1 tit be-
trcffs Ser gilDuns einer rcncn &pm&
pa9nie nod feline Nadridt eillgctrpf@
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ipcrbcn, pb cs nidt al1aebradt lit, cine
@pmpasnie nnabbdn9ig OH staatc
gu preaniiircn uno eincger5ieren 5lt
laIScn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02
Gin feincr Glnkoampfcr=Mmsflna

Seocn Sonl1tag Mad)mittag nit
bem 1onpfer uglad Satpf" ourfl sic
M1oline gdlcl,len nod Sen rellen
&analarbeiten bei 2eGloirc. Mbfabrt
|2:15 Nadymittags. MiidfcDr $50
Mben0s. 40c fit bie M1rnofabrt.
Mn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02
GNem sic SIR gonm=
ta9s=Dinncr III
CarIocks
Cate


3,ucite strai;c, 5iuiidcm
Brady ,t,th @errD ct.
Ser fiiblitc glnt in ser
Staot. Gus 8ettcr lit slr
IciB, lin babcim 5u fp@
den.. Sic beitseiteqtcn
2cute in Scr Gtabt fp1n@
men 81 inherent, aeM
rcinlid>itcn unb bclt9elets
tetcn gafe in ser Stabt.
Sic Speilcfarte ldlteBt
jnnae @nten, gebratcne
Srilbiabrs 6iibner llnS
aae 9elifatel1en Der Saiz
1pn Gin. 8ir Gaben obne
Srage sic bette SpeiIcfartc
in Ser GtaDt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02
Trei : &unsert int @anocr@ccr Garf
lclltc Madrmittaa.

@cltte Madmittag, an bent erlten
Sonntag bes Mollats SSSllli, iilroet mie-
Der ei,t .6rei : &on5ert itatt; fir mel-
dies 1irigent Ml6ert 9etericn iolgell-
oes Froaramm a~ltfgcltellt bat:
1. Marih uS6e @lorp of tbe Dal1fee
?. 1npertiirc. .nancreo~. .a aiFpa
3. @ol5er, uGrppGoia". .Morris
a. Solicitation, usngcl OF 2ope" .@icie
5. selection aus uMgeria".. .@erbert
Naltle.
6. @6a1taiie, uNmorita". .G3i6ulfa
g. Sic Slpuro 3orce". .@oclfer
8. Sltternte55o, uIbe @onbolier".
(sllrf @%crlangen.)
8. Mllssiigc outs nSbe StroGers".
.4obcrts
10. @arid, u5bonlocr to 5bouloer"
.9lobm
ustar sponaleo @onner".
Sbatc 3meifel miro lid al,d5 oicles
Ircifoll5crt lpie0er cines iebr gllten
@elltd)es crirclter. IS giebt ia al1d)
fem idoneres Gergniigen bes Sonr1-
taa Nad)mittogs, oils ul1ter i6attigen
9al1n1el1 ser trefflideu M1tiif at Iol1=
ltben. Seoenfalls lit beute Nad)mittag
cine fleine golfcrlum1berl,ig nod Dem
@albcrgcer Yarf SIT ermarten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02
aleins gtaot=M enisteiten.

- Merpenol : MitteI gegert &belt-
matismls nno Sdmer5en aller art.
&iepe's Mpotbefe, 403 ueltl. 2. Ctr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-02

Soben sic fdon 0I6 Miijion
Bier probirt? Gleid NIT 6em beitert
inportirten @ier n116 empfoBlen bon
oen Doftorer. @od Sslano 8reming
gompans. Wns.)
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22
CONTEST PRIZES
 IN EXPEDITION

Another handsome prize made it's appearance in the window at the Pal ace Hardware & Arms company yes terday when j. J. Bailey sorted out the many handsome presents for the Queens contest and arranged them iii the window as a halo almost for the splendid diamond. It is hand some imported French china toilet set hand painted and edged trimmed with gold leaf donated by the man ager of the contest. Its value is sec ond only to that of the diamond which sets immediately in front of it. It is invoiced at $42.50, and will make the heart of some one of the con testants beat with pride and satisfac- tion as it is handed out on the night of the final count.
 Additional prizes were received yes terday as follows:
 The Eagle Drug company, a hand some comb and brush, g.. NJ. Gardner, a jeweler, a jewel set comb $S.
 Betram Brothers. an American beauty electric iron, 8. New State JeWelry X Loan com pany, a fob $S.
 D. NJ. Johnson, quality shoes, $5. Korricks New York Store. stockings, $l5
 The contestants are now ort after votes. The full list of the names will be published shortly. Still there is l time for others to get into the game and participate in the splendid list l of prizes that are offered. No girl will work unrewarded and in this. l the contest differs from every other | that has ever been held in Phoenix Word has been received at the | downtown offices of the Moose car nival that already inquiries are being
 made relative to the public marriage.
 Secretary brennan of the Loyal Order
 of Moose at phone 1924 stands ready
 to give all information possible upon | this splendid proposition. All who
 contemplate matrimony will do wei
 to talk to him.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22
G|EA- AJO LINE
 NEW SCHEDULE
Captain Jack Greenway Here. Announces Passen- ger Time Table Between Main Line and New Cop per Camp at Cornelia

Things are looking right well in the Ajo district, according to Captain J. C. GreenWay, head of the Calumet and
 Arizona forces now at work preparing
 the ground for the new copper camp,
 who is in Phoenix today. Captain
 Greenway said that the railroad be
 tween Gila Bend and Ajo has been com
 pieted and in running order, the
 schedule of passenger trains is next in
 order, and he announced such sched- ule. which will be in force right away.
 On the records, Ajo will be known as Cornelia-that is, as soon as the town can be moved from it's present To- cation in the copper lined raVine, out into the more open valley below. The grading work on the new tOWnsite is nearly finished and soon will be seen the spectacle of community over I3 years old being moved bodily from half q mile to d mile from it's present loca- ton.
 The schedule is as follows showing connections with Phoenix via the Mar icopa and Phoenix the Southern Pa cific and the Tucson Gila and COrnelia ! railroads:
 Tucson Corneiia & Giia Bend R. R. Co.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22
PRICES PAID TODAY BY
 WALTER HILL co.

LEWIS Ill-Clerk of the United States District Court, George w. Lewis. is seriously ill at his home in Tucson.
 GOES TO FL PASO-R. w Kra- mer, assistant United States Attorney, left Sunday for Fl Paso. to contract private business. He will be back the latter part of the week.
 AN OFFICE BUSINESS l.. II. Richards of Gila Bend was in town yesterday comforting with the board ty physician in his district
 CALENDAR-A meeting of the state temperance federation will be held in this city on February 29, and it is ex- pected that there will be large repre- sentation from all parts of the state as matters of unusual importance have presented themselves.
 ON OFFICIAL BUSiNESS-E. H. Peery of the legal department of the |. S. E. &, with headquarters at Denver, arrived here yesterday to con- duct legal business connected with the local department. He will be here about thirty days.
 GOING TO TUCSON Harry WeIch. secretary of the chamber of commerce, will go to Tucson today. where he will attend a meeting of the Arizona State Board of Trade whose mem bership comprises secretaries of vari- GUS state Organiza tions.
 AT THE FORD-Van Curtis No gales; oscar Irwin. City: W. H. Rose craEs Chicago; C. II. and ]. G. Bar her, St. Louis: Ted Bugquist, Iron wood Leo Case. Hurley. Wis. J. N. Sims, oakland: S A. Shipman. Santa ! I'e, N NJ: P. r. Kebiel and F. s. Ro- nero, Tucson.
 THE REMODELED COURT HOUSE In fifteen da,S the couEt house will ! be completed. The new wing will be finished and the work in the interior | of the old building will be done Work was begun on December 6 and has been progressing more or less slowly to the discomfort of the vari- ous offices. J. B. Hammers. the con- tractor, yesterday announced tha' | everything would be in spick and spar shape in two weeks. at Il cost to the county of s4.200. A new wing has heen added. a reinforced concrete cell the jail has been sealed and severa changes have been made in the in terior With new wall paper tint ing and the woodwork regrained anC the old building will be a bit nor. rlesentable.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22
WENT TO WINSLOl

WENT TO WINSLOW - Governor Hunt aud Adjutant General Charles Harris left yesterday for Wins low, where they will attend a banquet this evening given in honor of Washngtons birthday, by the newly organized commercial club of that ely.
 WILL ATTEND MORALES MEET ING-Stata Engineer Lamar Cobb left on Sunday evening for Nogales, where he was to attend me1ing of the santa Cruz County Good Roads asso citation.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22
AT THE JEFFERSON-O

AT THE JEFFEHSON-Otto \. NV CT and J. r. quinn, St. Joseph; Joseph Menager, Indian Oasis: A. L. Richards san Antonio: J. s. Hardy, Fl Paso; M. Stochder, Tucson; A H. Means, Tue sen: L. KempeTman and wife, City; NJ. T. Graves and wife, Los Angeles; R. E. Mathews. Fl Paso: l.. Lipp, Wicken- burg: Mrs J. II. Nerfruth, Bisbee; M. Katz, Chicago; F. w. Tar, Grass Val ley; Mrs. John Rose Detroit; Mamie Rose Merrell, Detroit; Miss Maud Rose Detroit
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22

The Coloret Progressive Art club will celebrate Washington's birthday today by holding a Colonial party in the hall above the Doris grocery, First dnd Washington streets. At this time there will he on display d large amount If fancy work, which will be for sale md aisJ q large line If cooked arti- cles will be on sale Tea and sand Wiches will be served from 4:30 until C. for which a charge of ten cents will be made, An old-fashioned dance will conclude the festivities.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22
Stored Water Supply
Water Service Report for February

Water Service Report for February 21 Elevation of water in reser-
 voir at six pm, feet .. 227.21 Contents, acre feet 1,4O4. 726 Gain in 24 hours, acre feet -. 166 EelevatiOn one year ago, feet 1S9.53 Contents year ago, acre feet. S34,370 Amount of water used for ir-
 rigation, North Side, M L.. 49,40O Amount of water used for ir-
 rigatiOn, South Side, NJ. L. 29,250
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22
WEATHER TODAY
Republican A. P. Leased Wire1

I7tPUUTTCdH N' F' CtdStu WITtJ
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-For Ari- zona: Unsettled Tuesday and Wednes- day, probably rain south portion; rain or snoW north portion, cooler south portion Tuesday.
 For California: san Francisco and vicinity, unsettled weather with show CTS Tuesday, moderate southeast wind.
 For Sacramento, Santa Clara and san Joqun valleys: Unsettled wealth CT with showers Tuesday, light south 2rlv wind.
 For Southern California: Unsettled weather Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22

The Modern Woodmen of America will hold a dance. open to all friends and members Wednesday evening in the Knights of Pythias hall The dance given hy this organization last week was one of the largest and most enjoyable affairs which has ever taken place in Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22

The Missouri society will meet at
 the Rose Tree on Wednesday eve
 ming at 1:30 o'clock for the purpose of holding a reception in honor of
 Dr and Mrs Edward Clements, of
 Macon City. Mo, and number of other prominent natives of the show me state. Owing 10 the fact that af- fair must he adjourned by g:30 it will he necessary for the guests to be there promptly at the appointed hour.
 committee, appointed by the society l at the December meeting. will have 1 charge of the affair tomorrow Dr. | Clements holds the distinction of be- | ing one of the few republicans ever elected from his home county to the state legislature \ varied and inter-
 esting program has been arranged
 for the occasion.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22

The Ladies Aid society of the First Methodist church has secured the large store room in the Walker build ing near the corner of lst avenue and Washington street, where the young ladies will serve dinner or lunch cafeteria style beginning at 11:30 Thursday and Friday of this week.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

ItCItSS.
 Excess in temperature since the first of the month, 116 degrees.
 Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1, 40 degrees. Excess in rainfall yesterday. 10 inch Deficiency in rainfall first of month 43 inch.
 Accumulated excess in rainfall since January l, "A inches.
 Data for Tucson Highest temperature yesterday . - Rainfall yesterday .................2O 20
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22

Our Owl Brand Almond Soap is sold 3 big cakes for half a doIIar.I You'll like it. Use one cake and if not pleased return the other two cakes and get your money back.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22
THE REMoDELED COURT HOUSE

3lb. tin first quality Peanut Butter, 45C. Arizona Grocery Co, 331 F. Wash. St Advertisement 1t
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22

Mining Men Attention-If you want a bargain. we have to offer 1 50-H. P. Fairbanks Morse Engine. 12X12 Air Compressor, with air re- ceiver, and two machine drills; also 25-H.P. Steam Hoist, complete, for less than half price.
 Call or write
 kUNZ BROS. & MESSENGER
 Phoenix, AriZ.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22
Tucson Cornela & Gla Bend R. R. Co
 Time Table
Mountain Time

NtOunldin ! me No. 2* am. Miles Sta. No. r p. m. 500 0 lv. .... Cornelia. -. ar. 5:l0 SIS 5.S lv. f.. Childs. ...... ar. 2.53 goo l5.S lv. f. Midway. .....ar. 2:10 9:35 3l.7 lv. f.. Black Gap. ar. 1:35 10:1O 4S.3 ar. ...Gila Bend ....lv. 1:00 *-Daily. f.-stop on signal to receive or discharge passengers.
 Connections with the southern Pacif- ic Co. at Gila, Arizona.
 East Bound
 No. , ..................... .3:01 a. m. No. 10 -................... 43 a. m. No le2 .................... D. m. No. ...-...............10:45 D. m. West Bound
 No. 3 .................... g. a. m. NO. ...-....-. .-9. lJ d. IT, No. l01 ..........-.........l li:2O a. m No. .....-...-.....-.... .S:21 r. m.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22

LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was granted yesterday to Cecil C. Stephens and Doris Violet Harbi- son of Buckeye.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22
CALENDAR OF EVENTS

The Phoenix Realty Board will meet at one o'clock Wednesday afternoon 2.t t.le Chamber of Commerce
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22
NEW DAUGHTER-Mr. and Mrs. I

l.. Parker, of the Westminster apart ments, are rejoicing over the arrival of an eight-pound daughter. MT. Par ker is manager of the local branch of flee of the R. D. Field company of San Diego. Mother and daughter are do-
Arizona republican., 1916-02-22

LEWIS lLL-Clerk of the United States District Court George w Lewis is seriously ill at his home in Tucson.