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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-13
ORDERS FOR DISTRIBUTING THE
SECOND REC|N|ENT ON GUARD DUTY

CHARLESTON. W. Va. April |: =
Orders were received today ~ mead
Quarters Of the Second West Virginia
.nfantry from the ii, par;meut pf 'a"
,:lst, Governors Island. \. u. tor the
distribution OF tha; organization BY
lratralion 10 various. region; in Sanrh-
n West Virginia. Colonel {. r.. Nor
"isoo. commanding, said hr expected
nc first movement lWar from >ia,',
mobilization camp 10 o. made Friday
The destination OF the various com.
alands was not made known.
The first battalion will be und"T
command Of Major Lester Rldenour.
ne second under command of Major
iterbert G. Mcmillan and the third TN
'trr command of Major itcber II. Rice.
The companies will be assigned from
battalion bases 10 cover wide terri
.ory. II is not known whether the ten
rnmalntng companies can get away
rom camp tomorrow. Two companies
nt the Organization have been on guard
duty for more :i?dn ore week.
Major ". w Point, Of; the medical
"orps. was today designated by Colo
mel Morrison rs recruiting officer for
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To CHANCE TIE
ESPIONAGE ACT
FREE SPEECH ADVOCATES
ARE GIVEN A HEARING
Objectionable Feature Had
Been Attacked From
Many Sources.

WASHINGTON. APRIL 12.--Rov,sinn
of tn" administration spy bill 10 meet
some OF The objections ot the advo-
ratrS nf free speech, without impair
ing its effectiveness. is understood rp
have been decided upon by IN" hOnSr
judiciary committees. Hearings on In"
measur" were closed Today. after Miss
lane Addams, John Reed. Gilbert. T..
Roe. Harry W"inhcrgcr, John y.
Moore. Charles HallnHn and others
had criticised crriain features.
The section most generally attacked
prohibiting persons from making
speeches ar publishing articles caus-
inC "disaffectjon,' in the army or
navy is certain To hC changed. The
language will be amended. according
10 present plans. To apply only 10 per-
sons who would cause mutinles. de
sertions or other 6etections among the
land or sea forces. The committee
has no desire, it is said, TO silence
honest critics, although 1t wants the
Continued on Pago Nino.)
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BRITISH POUND THE GERMANS IN
THE FACE OF A TERRIFIC STORM
TWO VILLAGES TAKEN
I SOUTHEAST OF ARRAS
Great Haul Of Big Guns Made
by the Canadians on
Vimy Ridge.

LONDON, April l.. 1l:2l 2. m.--
/ The British forces in France south
cast OF arras today captured the viii
ilageS OF Wancourl and tleninCl and ad-
joining positions and also made pro-
GreSS north Of the Scar2 river AID en-
The last portion Of The Why ridge held
by the Germans. accbrdiaE 10 the Of
fetal communication issued tonight.
BRITISH. HEADQUARTERS. IN
, FRANCE. April l., via London, 10
p. m.--Thc amazing April storm WHICH
began almost al the eSac; hcrT set for
the British attack again tho Germans
Monday morning continues, and the
fighting conditions have been made eN-
trcmcly difficult The Storm is ac-
'C0mpancd by snow rain and sleet, and
A gale Ibat has seldom fallen below a
velocity OF forty miles an Eour. There
have been occasional bis Of sunshine,
hut these lasted less than half an hour.
, Th" night temperatures are well below
freezing.
! Notwithstanding these circumstances
Ihc British attack widrned Today by IL
blow north Of Vilny ridge, he latter
having been firmly held and consoli-
datrd by the Canadians against 4 bit
ter German fire. The troops which
struck north OF :Nimy Today penetrated
10 point few hundred yards north
west of Givenchy, having carried out
their dawn attack with the same pre-.
ci<ion as has characterized iGeir 9TH
cr operations.
o.. the remainder @: The now front
the work consisted largely of straight
cning, certain elements IN the linc by
annihiating several pockets where
the Germans had held out The Brit
:sh also smashed TO bits Il strong Ser
man counler-attack against Monchy-
I.c .PrruX. the German losses being
among the heaviest they have suffered
during the new offensive. The fight
ing about Monchy has been very, heavy
since Tuesday, tn" Germans having
been ordered 10 prevent The HrltIEn
advance reaching that high point a. ali
hazards. II was nOr until large mum
bers of British field batteries had
been brought into play that the Ger
mans. were definitely beaten off.
The British attack and the. German
'dcInnce convcrg"d al Monchy. and IL
was a wonderful sight TO watch ihiS
, fighting from IL nearby YESTERDAY ana
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ADMIT TED
Berlin War Office Comedies
the Capture Of Mouchy~
le-Preux.

In spite uf rain and snow AMI
:. forty miI., Gale. The British
,....,,. rai,i;,,u IN rr,ncc have
"o"i"' Il "''"@ 80 ;,.
again dPllFercu I'IIihs Dlo"a VI.
III" German linc southeast o,
Arra& and 10 th" north on IN"
remaining portion ui the VIM
ridge in III" hands. nt the Ger
mans. The bad weather mas CS-
iCu'ied 10 III" front h'iu pA tue
French ana Thursday saw no
ariivity there except III the nature
Of reciprocal homhardm"nlS.
Thr latest Dri,!Sh gain SCUM
cast of. Arras gave them IN" WI,
lagos Of i"nlnri ana a'lcon''
and adjoining defence WORKS ana
also n'r!nlti'! th'iii III liIS I't.'rrI ,n
"a cross IN" [nJ"ui river ana 'ahs
She h"lGh'& on ~" eaN, oauh "I
tn" stream. Inc anaGlhnS M'p,
up their good WORK on th' I'M!
ridge ana mad" idG''lohd P'o.
gross ThuTSGay III clearing II VI
thu CnrnIy. -.
The brrllA war nl!lGH aa!.iilS luz
capture by IN" lfri';Sil vi M"ilon!
.Le-PreuX, Wednesday, nuL S"SI
attacks north ol inc NiIlaE", anu
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MORE TROOPS
CALLED INTO
j. {. SERVICE

WASHINGTON. April l2-Sec-
. retarr Ealler late today ordered
into the federal service tho follow
;as additional National Gla:d
forces for purposes Of police Pro
tec;iou:
=, First Tennessee Infantry: Sc
ond Maine Infantry: First S"Hta
Carolina infantry: First Separate
Battalion Florida Infantry: Second
and Tiird Regiments a1d Com
pany y, OF the Kentucky Infantry;
18Th Pennsylvania lutanlry: IN
New Jersc- Infantry: Third %cw
York infantry and Fifth Maryland
infantry
WASHINGTON. Apr! :""--ScTen
companies oC National Guard
Coas, Artillery troops were ca!!r'i
into The Federal S"l,ic" toray tar
polio" pu-2nsDS. Thy arc--t'i!at
Company. New Iampshirr: ttftn
Eighth. Tnir;ren,h. Fourteenth.
Fifteenth anil Eighteenth TaiifCr-
MIA.
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SIX PRINT PAPER AlACNATE5 AND .
RANKER INDICTED BY GRAND JURY

ada and the United States. with an
aggregate output Of 500 tons a day.
Gould is president of the Gould
IPaper company The Donnacona Paper
company and formerly Of the st.
Regis Paper company, controlling an
utput of $50 tons Il day.
SrnsGnbrcnnrr is vice.prcsident OF
Kimberly Clark compaIly. said to con.
.tfol Al output OF 81 tons daily and
facilities for 145 tons more.
Smith a Barker.
Smith is described as a leading
hankcr in the United .tSatcS in the
ltotarion and sale Of tho securities Of
news print manufacturing conf
panic*," ltrrcStcd largely III the Min
ncSora and Ontario Power company,
the Spanish River Pulp and Paper
Mills; Limited. the Lake Superior
Abiiihi Power and Paper company.
All but The last Two arc members
uf the News Print Manufa clurers' as.
SociatiOn executive committee. Bench
warrants Iur the defendants were
issued and nail fixed at $1,000.
The Indictment states the inquiry
covered The period since December.
1914. The total daily output of news
prin, paper chiefly used by newspa.-
pcrS, is put at $500 tons in Canada
and The United States, with a value
nf $25V,0n0. OF this amount It is
alleged, $500 tons were controlled by
- specified companies. whose trade
the defendants are accused OF enEaS-
ins in a conspiracy TO restrain.
The association i: described in the
Indictment as a. voluntary trade aSso.
citation composed OF IS firms and hay-
ing mo constitution. bylaws nor
minutes OF proceedings" The de-
PENDANTS and Steele, the association
secretary it is alleged, through the
association and the firms they con-
.rolled, carrying on 50 per cent of the
news print trade and having facilities
TO carry on 65 per cent, were able to
doninate the huSinesS
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Stacker Proposed 10 a
Dozen Before Accepted


CHICAGO. Arril IA number
Of ministers announced mat they
wnuiL not perform wedding cure-
mony for Il ''.'lackcC.'
Ono applicant admiifcd that NJ
had proposed 10 Il dozen Gir!S
since the drrla ration Of Il Stale O'
war with Germany before }lc found
on, 10 marry him. Anmthcr. whu
remarked ui,at il vas up % 1hC
men with money to do tho ficht-
ing" was promptly decorated wiih
= Strramcr Of yellow ribb"n by a
private detailed froIE tho Eatiural
Suard for recruiting duty.
PITTSBURGH. April 1@--Appli.
cants AT The marriage license hu
rean today We're confronted by the
following si.n. printed in black on
a yellow BACKGROUND;
"a man who marrirS e girl 10
shlrk his duty to his country il
not going 10 think very much OF
shirkinS his duty to his wife. Girls
beware
All records have hcen broken at
the bureau the past few weeks, 'hc
majority Of men applying for mar
riaGc licenses being between tweu-
" and twrnty-fiv" years old.
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FORMING PLANS
tn REPE[ SUB
ATTACKS ON THE
COAST Of j, s.
BRITISH AND FRENCH
|, HERE IN CONFERENCE
Jailed Ships to Be Withdrawn
Blockade Declaration
is Expected.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April H.,
With high British and French naval
officers in conference here with Amer.
lean naval. officials, definite steps have
been taken toward participation OF the
American navy in the war against
Germany. Patrol of the entire Allan.
tic seaboard, reaching southwark TO
the Panama Canal zone and POSSIBLY
northward 10 include Canada. will be
the first duty of American warships.
With that goes the necessity Of guard
ing against the probable extension OF
The German submarine campaign 10,
Include approaches TO major Amer.
lean ports.
. British and French ships now on
This patrol duty will be Withdrawn as
soon as the American forces have
their lines established. The American
squadrons will operate from British,
and French bases in the South At
Iantic wherever necessary.
The Conference.
This was learned today in connec.s
tion with the announcement that,
.Vice-Admiral NJ. f. Browning OF the
British navy and Eea,r-Admiral r. a.
Grasset Of the French navy are in
Washington comforting with Secretary
Daniels, Admiral Benson, chief OF
naval o perations, and other officers of
the American navy. The conferences
have TO do with the part the American
fleet will play in the war either imme;
dately or later when its strength in;
light patrol craft and trained men has.
been increased. -
Commanders o. le British and
French forces # the American
coasts, it ie Jwn, have expected
that Gerr- -. would extend her sub
marin operations TO these waters.
TO patrol vigorously the
TO the chief American har.
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the regiment and will be III rcSthl"ntal
headquarters at tn" state arnlorv here
until the or:a;iizariun has hccn recruit
I'd up 70 100 men for each rCD7any.
Some Of tho companies contain ..ut'
fici,nt number OF men 10 brlrc lem
,up 20 peace strength OF the regular
army but several lack from thirty 20
forty men 20 hring them UP 10 require.
mentS.
Recruiting had been stopped for
several days and it is eXpcctCi that 1t
will require some time IN which ~ get
almost 200 moro mcn.,Ihc number ncc-
essarr when all those are discharged
BY reason Of tho 'dcpCndenis" clause
In the regulations
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CLARION NOTE
FROM BRYAN
Unqualified Endorsement Of President Wilson's War Plans
Given by the Pacifist Leader-Beieyes Proh'bl-
ton Will Emerge From the War.

COLUMBlS Ohio April I2UnQuaficd endorsement Of Pres
idr Wilson in his plans given today ny ham EA'
the convention OF INC Demo-
cratic 1 federation Ohio Abiding indirectly to his own ac(F
parifis during thn last years. Mr. Bryan SAID II was 70
bc l00O0n000 population there would
iverrrl views subjects and that everybody has the rlgh 10
express them. =, . :,
discussion has ended he said, and the
pcopc Of entire country will undivided behind the resl-
dent In country should the people be SO willing TO make
OK RENE sacrifices in the United States 81
Great impetus will he added Ia hr prohibition cause by inc
present war; Mr. Bryan declared the that the question
rrr v the country will whether products suitable ooduttS
shall he used converted into liquor with the effect OF lessen
ling the capacity OF civilians and soldiers .''
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NEW YORK. April l.. - Charged
with controlling 90 per cent Of .iAc
news print paper production OF inc
country and using their power IN. u"
strainl Of trade in violation OF inC
sherman antitrust law, six paper
manufacturers and banker promi
non, in financing news print paper com
mamie. were indicted hy the lcdrraI
Grand Jury hero today. Five OF .thr
manufacturer. constitute the cNcCu
tive committee of III" News PRINT ~
nor Manufacturers association. whose
secretary, George +. Steele, the ~
IiCimCn, says. WAS not named as Il
defendant in view Of the Fact that ~
appeared as witness before IN"
Grand jury
Who They Arc.
The m"n indicted arc George II
Mead. Philip f. Dodge, Edw. Backus,
George Chahoun. Jr.. G.. II. j. Houlh
Frank j. Scnsrnbrcnncr and AeN
andrr Smith, Chicago banker.
Mead il chairman Of the eXrclltlr'
committee uf The New: Print Paper
Manufacturers association and prcSi,
dent Of the Spanish River Fulp anu
Paper Mills. the Lake superior Paper
company and the u. II. Meah 'oUl'
pany. nf Dayton. O. Tho concerns OF
which Mr.. Mead is president or q
which the G. II. Mead company is sell
ing agent have daily output Of ap'
proXiuatrIy $40 tons OF news print
paper it is alleced.
Dodge Is president Of the lntcrna'
lional Paper company With daily
production of 100 ions and an un'
usnd capacity OF 500 tons more,
Backus is president Of the Mime.
sofa and Ontario Power company and
the Fort Frances Pulp and Paper COM
pany With capacity Of $50 tons.
Chahoon Is president Of the La,l.
rentide company and manager of the
Canada Export Paper company, a
selling company alleged to control the
sales between the Dominion of Can.
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GERMAN SUBJ
SINKS BRITISH
VESSEL IN TIE
COAST OF CUBA
iBELATED NEWS COMES
THROUGH A SEAMAN
First Definite News of the
Presence of U-Boat In
u. S. Waters.

KEY WEST, Fla, April 12.-
The British sailing ship Treveal,
Captain Williamson, was sunk by
German submarine off Cienfue-
gos, Cuba, four days ago, and all
hands landed at the Cuban port a
few hours later, according to G,
Peterson, O. member Of the crew,
who arrived here from Havana
late today. Peterson claims to be
a naturalized American of Nor
wegian birth,
The vessel was sunk by bombs
placed aboard by the Germans,
Peterson declared. The TreveaI,
full rugged sailing ship, was pro-
ceedns from Jamca to Cienfusos
for cargo Of sugar for Queens
town.
Soon after the submarine was
sighted off Cienfuegos, the Ger.
mans launched d canvas boat, and
two officers and SIX armed men
came aboard the Trcveal, giving
the crew ten minutes TO take to
their boats.
When the small boats had cicar-
ed the ship the Germans placed
bombs forward and aft and de.
stroyed the vessel. The crew Of
the TreVca was in the boats four
hours before being picked up by
tug and towed to Cienfuegos.
There is no British sailing ship
TreveaI in available maritime re-
cords but there is British steam
er Of that name. Her recent move
ments have not been published.
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GERMAN SUBMARINES
OFF MEXICAN COAST

SAN FRANCISCO. Ca. April l.:
The German submarines. OF
whose presence in Inc Pacllc
Ocean the navy department
warned ship owners yesterday.
are probably off the Mexican coast
according TO d statement made
here today BY Captain W. ". Gill
mer. commandant of the Twelfth
naval district.
Warning of German submarines
brought IL wild break IN marine
Insurance. rates. Larger firms en-
,irr!v withdraw quotations while
independent brokers quoted risks
incrrased as high as 500 per cent:
Conferences Of underwriters failed
To stabilize the situation.
BRITISH PATROL SHIP is SUNK
LONDON. Apr. l2.--":3l p. nj h
admiralty Announces that Il patrol Sh1l
struck Il mine aud sank in the channe
Monday. Two officers and fourteen
mrn are missing.
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.SE VEN billion
BILL CERTAIN
OPPOSITION WILL BE-
MERELY PERFUNCTORI
Accession OF Kitchn Leaves
The PaciflstS Without
a Leader.

WASHINGTON, Aurli -. Cnn2rcS-
sional machinery TO. grind uur !ccisla-
tion ia inan"" the var. will begin 10
turn n thc omen inmnrrOw when the
house cUnmrnCrS H"hat" IN The 81
unn .tnHI .0Qn war TcroNUr authorization
measure. Il probably will be passed
by tlrr huusc Saturday ~i'h only 4
few Dissenting roi"~. Then. whil"
I h" senate is struggling with The nra-
sure, the bousc Will turn lis alton
ton to providing plans for raising
money, hy taxes to pa! d part Of the
war debt.
Discussion nr the bill tomorrow
probably will be extended. for no At.
tempt has been made TO limit IT,.
Little interest attaches to The mca-
sure itself however because Of The
apparent unanimity Of The house. in
tXsSor Of it, Accession Of Democratic
Nader Kitchen, who will pilot the
m&sure through the house, to the
Il tContinued on Page Nlne.)
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LONDON, April 12.l:l3 p. MHrport> from Swiss source
received Rome that the Bulgarian mnStcr at crnc
has made overturcS with the concn
separate peace the Exchange Telegraph Nome cor
respondent. . -,
Similar avceS regarding Bulgaria by ihc Exchange
Lausanne tie reports that the Gazette
that learned that srmioica Bulgarian dele
rates are Switzerland endcavong basis for
y-hr OF the EntcMtc
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RuthIeSSnesS Claims
Greek Relief Vessel

ATHENS. April Il (Via London.
3:25 a. m.}---T'hc Greek steamer
Nestos. with d cargo Of wheat FOR
the relief Of the suffering Greeks,
due to the blockade. has been
sunk. thus dcPriVing the Greeks
Of the scant Iuxuries promised for
the Eastertide. (Thc Nestos sailed
from New York March 13 for an
unnamed destination. She was a
vessel Of +,052 tons.)
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April "a
Forecast:
West Virginia-PartIy overcast and
colder Friday: Saturday fair.
Ohio and Western Pennsylvania -
Fair in north. overcast and cooler in
south portions Friday; Saturday fair
with rising temperature.
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Yesterdays EnIistments
At Wheeling Stations

ARMY.
John E. Grin. Paden City. w. Va.
Louis Robinson, Wheeling.
Harold G. Brady. Pittsburgh. $.
Charles Phillips. Martins Ferry:
Louis Joibur. Mckeesport. Pa.
Dali Fankha.scc. Paden City.
Fay Adams. New MartinsVIlIc.
George ]. Adams. Jr, Min9o juno
ion. Ohio.
Nicuiae Hcdernsu. Martins gerry.
Charles :. Warner. Wheeling.
Ferey Brown. colorcd, Blaine. Ohio.
Five were rejected.
NAVY.
Fred Johnson Tate. Brilliant. Ohio.
Fcur were rejected.
MARINES.
Five made application. None were
accented
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BOMB DISCOVERED
1T ELYR|A PLANT

ELTRIA, t.. April IA bomb con-
tanning nitroglycrTine was found last
night under q New York Central rail
road bridge leading TO big mann
featuring plahl here. It contained
sufficient explosive 10 destroy tn"
bridge
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OHIO BOYS AND
YOUNG MEN To
Be BEENCQURACED {
IN FARM WORK
, STATEWIDE MOVE FOR
LARGER FOOD OUTPUT
Graduation Diplomas for the
Young Men Who Leave
School at Once.

COLUMBUS, O.. April l2--plans
we're announced b. Governor COX to-
! day for statewide organization in
! Ohio 10 put into full force the move.
mcnt 10 Increase and conserve the
food supply uf the S!aiC on account Of
the war
! Following a conference with Dr. W
10. Thompson. president If Ohio State
University, il was announced at the
governors office that seniors in the
college Of agriculture would be gradu-
atnd at once FOR farm work. They
wuHId have graduated in June
I President Thompson also announced
that all senior boy students in Ohio
high. schools who quit work nov 10 &C
10 work on The farm will be admit ed
TO Ohio State University next fall
without diplomas from their high
schools.
County commissioners in every
county In the state are called upon
by the government TO designate a
lCrop and food commissioner in each
) local district 10 direct organization in
intensive planting and farming. Com
mISSoners are asked TO act by Satur-
day Of this week
! The number Of state free emplnE.
'ment offices in the state is TO be in
! creased from ten 10 fifteen in order 10
supply workmen for tho farm as we'll
as for the Industrial concerns engaged
| on government work.
Curtai Entertaining.
WASHINGTON. April l.. -- Mrs.
Wilson. wife Of tho president: Mrs.
| Marshall, wife Of the yice-prrSident.
! and the wives Of members Of tho 'Cah-
net have agreed to reduce their seal"
. OF living 10 The simplest possible form
Continued on Page rwelve)
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Bulgaria Seeks. Separate
Peace With The Entente
DIPLO LOMAT TRIES TO INTEREST MINISTERS
OF THE ALLIED POWERS IN SWITZERLAND

Austria Also Reported to Be Endeavorng to Reach the
Basis of an Understanding That Would Lead
to the Ending Of the War
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+ h e w e It h er

Fair north, overca:t and cooler south
Friday; Saturday fair and warmer
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ith representatives OF the Entcnt
Arizona republican., 1917-11-20
Southside i de: News
 
MESA OFFICE Chandler Court
 Phone 1-R-2

opera singers November 21; the Ada Roach company, impersonators, De- cember l, the Homeland male quar- tette, January 19, and Thomas Brooks Fletcher, April 13
 The first number of the course, the Montague light opera singers will be heard at the Orpheum theater this week, Wednesday. The Montague com pany appeared at the Tempe Normal November r and is reported by Presi- dent Matthews as among the best numbers ever put on there Seats for the season course are being reserved at Everybody's Drug store. These season tickets may be purchased there or by phoning to the high school.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-20
One Mexican's Way

The following little incident occurred at the state fair A high class pros porous looking man of Mexican nation- ality was seated with an American friend enjoying the races. Suddenly the Mexican band struck up The Star spangied Banner" So far as could be seen over all that vast grand stand throhg, the Mexican was the first man TO spring to his feet and take off his hat. Noticing his companion standing he good humoredly nudged him and the latter smilingly acknowledging the suggestion, rapidly doffed his own hat It was just a little thing, but the pa : tflotic response to the national air. looked mighty good in these squally times
Arizona republican., 1917-11-20
PRICE ENTERTA|NS
 J. |. PENNY PEOPLE
TEMPE OFFICE Mrs. Chas. Prather Brown Mercantile Company Phone 71

MESA, Nov. 2O-H. A. Price, local manager of the Golden Rule store, en- tertained yesterday Mir and Mrs. F. C. Moreno of the Douglas store, MT. and Mrs. c. A. Novis of the Bisbee store Mir. and Mrs. P c. Benson of the Gallup. x. NJ. establishment and Mir. and Mrs. C. W. Johnson of the Miami house All of these establish ments are parts of the J.. C. Penny chain of stores. The visitors had at tended the state fair and took advant age of the proximity to Messa for the tTip here