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Arizona republican., 1918-06-21

reg. 22; A. Frank Davidson, 56. and Ida NJ. Matthews 49. All gave their resi- dence as Phoenix.
 FRAME HOUSE AFIRE-Fire par tially destroyed a frame house at Ninth and Monroe streets last night. Equip ment from the East side station and Central fire station responded, soon having the fire under control. Occu-- pants of the house removed the most of their belongings.
 UNDER ADVlSEMENT Glenn Simms, charged with lewd actions, was given his preliminary hearing before Justice De SouZa yesterday who took the case under advisement Simms who was arrested on complaint of eigth-year- old Panchita Soto was re- leased on his own recognizance.
 GRAND LARCENY CHARGE Quiriana Valenzuela, a 22-year- Mexican girl, is in jail charged with grand larceny. The young woman is alleged to have stolen $70 from Este fano Carabajal De Perez who swore to the complaint. The defendant will be arraigned before Justice De Souza to- day.
 BYRD MlNARY-L. NJ. Byrd. the local merchant who is charged with obstructing the recruiting and enlist ment service of the United States, will be given his preliminary hearing at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning before Frank De Souza, acting United States commissioner Byrd was arraigned yesterday and his bond fixed at $2,000 which he furnished.
 TOO FORCEFUL u. F. Caldwell. 601 East Jefferson street. bought his wife a skirt, but forgot the belt to it. She said he ought to know better and he. she testified before Judge Frank Thomas in city court yesterday, struck her. Caldwell told substan- tially the same story to Judge Thomas. He was sentenced to serve 30 days in the city jail. He was charged with assault and battery.
 FATHER AND SON FINED-'Like | father like son. was the truth that was demonstrated in the east precinct jus tice court yesterday where J. c. Ham, mels and his son Ernest Hammels were fined $1o each for speeding. The motor vehicle law was violated by both men on the south Central avenue bridge, at | the same time. Both were driving at practically the same amount of speed. | The fine was imposed by Gertrude | Fogle, acting justice of the peace. | -O-
Arizona republican., 1918-06-21
DEFENDS TENNIS TITLE
CRepublican A. p. Leased Wlre1

BROOKLINE, Mass, June 20.-Har- ry c. Johnson successfully defended his title of Massachusetts tennis cham Niles winner of this years state tour nament, 6-4, 6-4, 0-5, 6-3.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-21
WEATHER FORECAST
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

Arizona-Friday and Saturday partly cloudy; not much change in temporal ture.
 Southern California-Fair.
 West Texas-Friday and Saturday generally fair
 Colorado-Friday and Saturday un- settled with local thundershowers cooler southeast warmer north central and southwest portions Friday; warm CT east portion Saturday.
 New MeNicO-Friday and Saturday partly cloudy with local thunder show CTS north portion; warmer northeast and cooler southeast portions Satur- day; fresh east to south winds south portion.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-21
TODAY'S CALENDAR
Queen Esther Chapter

Eastern Star. meets tonight at 8 o'clock in the Masonic hall. Initia- tion. All visiting Stars are cordially invited to attend by those in charge.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-21
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

EXcess in temperature yesterday, I degrees.
 Excess in temperature since the first of the month, 96 degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1. 10S degrees. Normal precipitation January 1 to date. 2.S7 inches.
 Actual precipitation January 1 to date. 262 inches.
 Accumulated deficiency since Janu- ary s1, .25 inch.
 KENNETH WEAKER.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-21
Past Noble Grands

Past Noble GranCr' club will give a social night at the home of Mrs Teresa Tieglers. at POT South Second avenue. All Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and their families are invited by those in charge.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-21

Long Beach, Calif., is a pleasant place to spend the summer and Hotel Alexander is centrally located, one block from ocean. Fire proof; cafe on seventh floor.-Adv. dr
Arizona republican., 1918-06-21
TRANSPORT SUNK
 SOLDIERS SAVED
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

PARIS, June 2O.-The transport Santa Ana, proceeding from Bizerta to Malta, was torpedoed and sunk on the night of May 10-11. according to the Havas agency. There were on board 2,15O soldiers and native work men, of whom 1,512 were saved.
 Use Republican Classified Ads for Results-Read for profit.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-21
WATER REPORT FOR JUNE 20

Elevation of water in reservoir
 at D. m. ............ 17927 Contents, acre feet ........... 703,S07 Loss in acre feet ....... 4,232 Elevation of water in reservoir
 one year ago ........-...... 22205 Contents acre feet, year ago. 1,S17s6O Normal flow, NJ. l. ........ Normal fow, M. l. same date
 in 1917 .............. 2S,S6O Water used for irrigation,
 north side .................. 5s.42O Water used for irrigation.
 south side .................. ALSO
Arizona republican., 1918-06-21

STANDARD make 16-inch electric fan for sale. Room IS, Arizona Tailor ing Co. dd
Arizona republican., 1918-06-21
w A N T E ID

5000 shares Silver King stock. Act quickly. Phone 2661. dd
Arizona republican., 1918-06-21

reg. 22; A. Frank Davidson, 56, and Ida NJ. Matthews 49. All gave their resi- dence as Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1918-06-21
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Large fiber trunk. cheap. Call mornings or evenings, 27 South Fifth St Bonner Hotel. dd
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TWO CASES IN
CRIMINAL COURT

Two cases arc set for hearing toda,
~ criminal court. they being tho cas"s
Of State Wy. James r. Collins and the
stat" v: Foster y. Gale. Collins was
indicted by the May grand jury for thu
alleged omhczzIcment from the local
ra;n;cre' union. Attorney J. B.. Hand!an
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Evening journal., 1918-03-16

deceiving the Republican votes. They
want real harmony that aims at Re
publican fundamentals; and not false
harmony that merely has for its object
The serving or personal or factlonal in
terests which are tainted with un-
worthiness.
"It will be emnen'ly right and proper
for General a r.. Benson, Chairman OF
the Republican State Committee, to give
full and careful consideration TO the
petition that has been presented to MN
for a harmony conference He should
insist, however that such a conference
shall be composed Of represeu' alive Re
publcans who have no axes to grind
and no unworthy ends TO serve. In
short. he should call TO his aid at TINS
time the very best counsel that our
sia'e can supply; men who viii be ami
mated not by the thought What viii be
best for me and my interestsT but
What viii be best for the interests Of
my party and the people Of the United
states Of America p"
Personal ambitions must be shelVeo
for the good Of the party at large, anc
every man be given a fair and square
show REGARDLESS OF section, Just so thai
he is a Republican, acting honestly fol
The welfare OF the party and the in.
terests OF the state
Evening journal., 1918-03-16
GRILL TWO SUSPECTS
IN HOG ISLAND PLOT
Evidence Against Camden
Men Not Thought Strong
by U. S. Investigators
MEN ARRESTED
IN CHESTER PLANT

CHESTER, Pa, March i6.-Federai au-
thorities are pursuing a rigid iuvesti-
CATION into the arrest made yesterday
of Stanley Lockavitz, 1912 Nmhook
street and Martin Pushkofli- ltio
Whitman avenue, both Of Camden, n.
J. They were held without bail for
a further hearing today after they had
been put through further grilling by
the authorities.
The men were arrested at the sun
Shipbuilding plant at tine direction OF
Chief Of Guards James FleNen. Locka-
vitz is declared TO have said several
days ago they'll get blowed up yet
Nothing was thought Of the remark
until the news was received yesterday
Uat enough dynamite had been found
at the Hog Island plant TO destroy half
the shipyard Lockayitz was discharged
from the Baldwin Locomotive Works
ana Hog Island on suspicion.
A Government official after putting
Lockavitz through a severe grilling
said he did not believe there was
enough evidence to warrant holding
the men.
At the hearing yesterday Lewis Getz
a boilermaker, testified that LockaNlD
had made insulting remarks about th'
United States and asserted that Ger
many will beat the world yet Push
kofki. who was also arrested, is said Il
have always insisted upon working
alongside Of Lockavitz. The latter il
alleged to have told Getz, who speak
German fuentlY that he had draw
plans for a submarine which he nat
Evening journal., 1918-03-16

ponens Of the German autocracy They would be its de
tenders. They might attempt to camounage their de-
Tense beyond they would not and could not
they did they could not back to Germany except to
face firing squad
The German government would permit none bu
Kaseriss TO come out Of Germany TO attend inter
national conference Whoever might come would como
as direct representative Of the German government
speaking its language thinking its thoughts plotting its
plots.
To confer with these Germans would in reality be
zone OF the calames Of the war;" for 10 would be on
our part betrayal Of solemn pledge TO country
and to humanity that IL is our aim to destroy auocracy
free the world from It's despotc and destructive
gripl
We are not going to hobnob with autocracy or It's
agents.
We are going to destroy autocracy, root and branch
And those who trying to snare Americans into
hobnobbg with the defenders Of auocracy do not speal
for America speak for American labor and do not
understand the spirit that is in the American people
The proposal put forth to tempt American labor is
revolving TO carry It out would be betrayal OF prin
cpe which American labor is not capable and which
it scorns in indignation.
Evening journal., 1918-03-16
PLENTY OF MUSIC
IN SAILORS HOTEL

The Hotel Manhattan is in our midst.
tt is nne. large building, at a convent
cnt distance from the heart Of the city,
and It's guests are having the time OF
their lives, thank YOU. Its guests are
an young men, who wear dark blue
This season. though in summer they are
often DO be seen in white They are
addicted 10 music, 20 mirth and to
making the best OF life. They are find
ing Wilmington a hospiiable place with
"a tendency toward inviting them to
suppers. dances, and moving pictures.
The city's newest hotel is located at
T,Venty-hfth and Market streets, and
IFS residents are sS sailor boys from
the good ship Manhattan, a staunch
vessel belonging 10 Uncle Sans navy.
The boys are being quartered IN the
building while their ship is undergo
ing alterations.
The Manhattan boys put up such a
tuneful quality Of song, that William
r.. Roper. The chief commissary stew
ard was moved TO cogitate, now just
where can ] find a piano that Will fltly
accompany this mslodious music, and
Inspire further efforts I'm this direc-
llOu ne tu-lld4u Uu1 lohA W ttAl
Rev. Henry Cunningham, pastor OF
Eastiake Presbyterian Church, who is
a neighbor, and frequently drops in
al the hotel Mr. Cunningham said
"Well see what the Stien Piano Co
thinks about'it."
What the piano company thought re-
suited I'm a handsome Stien piano being
transported out TO the Hotel Manhat-
tan, its use donated by Charles NJ
Stiefr, Inc. 10 the boys until they re
turn TO- quarters on shipboard. Th'
/ Bobelen Company sent a large suppl,
OF sheet music.
Moreover, the sailors an chipped II
and purchased a fine Nictrola, which 4
now one OF the proudest ornaments o
the hostelry. With the good voices o
the sailor lads assisted by piano AM
Victrola, The Hotel Manhattan whicl
was Just christened that name yester
day by the naval men, bids fair to b
one OF the iolllest billets ever inhabil
ed by Uncle SANS men.
Evening journal., 1918-03-16
With The Pafaqraphers

The important financial event in the Far East is the
negotiations for placing the Grand Canal Loan This
very important enterprise, which viii affect the
mercal future Of China, has been hanging fire for
months owing to the unsettled condition Of the Republic
and has provoked much controversy China and Japan
The agreement was finally signed November 20 but
its terms were not disclosed until nine days later An
expenditure of s6OO0OOO gold involved OF which sum
s250O00 will be supplied by japanese banks and the rest
by the American International Corporation. Work will
begin in March and the contract calls for completion in
thirty months.-East and West News.
One OF the advantages in raising rabbits instead OF
chickens is that the rabbit won't fly the fence into
friend neghbors garden. Another advantage: Brer
Rabbit don't wake up at break Of day. when sleep most
eniOyable.-Brenham Banner Press
Evening journal., 1918-03-16
AGREES WITH THE JOURNAL
IFrom the MIIford ChronIele.l y

IN accord with the editorial Of last
week which we printed IN the Chronicle.
Is to the proper method Of getting first
ieps taken by an Republicans 20 bring
he party into harmonious action for
he present campaign nine Of the mem
Dcrs Of the New Castle membership In
he state Central Committee have sign
d a request that the state Chairman
han call the committee together with
n the next ten days, 20 consider plans
nd arrange 90 have them carried into
feet. along the lines which the Chair
nan Of the National kepublican Com
nitieo has already outlined ln another
1art Of this paper the letter 90 A r.
lenson. the State Chairman OF The Re
publican party i'm Delaware, which re-
luests that the meeting be held is
printed 70 is o fair and square propo.
iti0n which will bring about certain
ictory for the Republican party In
Delaware, If its purpose is carried out
"a the same spirit i'm which the propo-
ion is made We certainly agree
With the editorial In THE EVENING
JOURNAL Of last Wednesday, which
says:
'It will be folly in these days FOR
anyone TO resort 60 political partisan
or factional camou0age i'm the hope of
Evening journal., 1918-03-16
ms. ANNA OuLLEN pEAp.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. March TO-
Mrs. Anna Quillen died on March 3rd
after a long Illness She leaves hus-
band and three sons. Franklin CULLEN,
Alfred CULLEN and Omar CULLEN. The
remains were taken TO Bshopville and
laid TO rest in the family lot by the
side of her infant daughter.
Personal Captain Quillon has gone
back on duty after a ten-day furlough
Franklin Quillen has left for Camp
Dix George A. Roach, G. Joseph and
Mr.. Workman left this week for a busi-
ness trip TO Brooklyn.-M George
Roach spent a few days last week at
Ocean City and Bishops, Md.-The
W. p. NJ. s will visit Ebenezer Church
tomorrow afternOon.-Mr and Mrs JO-
seph kinsman have returned to their
home after a stay In Wilmington.-Miss
Edna Quillen has returned after a trip
TO friends in Bishops, Nd, and Ocean
City.
Evening journal., 1918-03-16
ANOTHER PROTEST.
rom the Newark POSI-.

From the Newark Post.
Congressman Fuller Of Massachu-
setts, recently resigned as a member on
expenditures Of the Interior Depart
ment. In his letter TO Speaker Clark
he said "thls committee has had no
meeting during the present Congress,
excepting one short talk Gin this re-
spect ! believe it is similar TO about
half the committees OF the House, and
so FAR as ! can judge from inquiry and
investigation. will have no public busi-
ness 90 Justify It's existence.
"The President is asking our business
men TO economlze and become more
efficient. while we continue TO be the
most inefficient and expensive barnacle
that ever attached itself 10 a ship OF
state. Could there be more appro-
pirate time to initiate economy and
efficiency in our governmental affairs
! am making this protest against CON
dti0ns as they are, not merely TO make
my own pos tlon clear, but also
with the hope that Congress may soon
rid itself Of these practices which do
not conform to the principles OF econ
omy and efficiency in the interests OF
those we serve
And thus il goes.
Evening journal., 1918-03-16
Spirit of fhe
Delm0rUia Press
sMYRNA-DovER ROAD.

From the Dover state News
All residents OF Kent county, as We'll
as motorists who have occasion TO use
the Delaware State road. hailed with
genuine delight the announcement that
the State Highway Commission will
Immediately improve that section Of the
State road connecting the towns Of
Smyrna and Dover, which is now in O
deplorable condition According to the
plans Of the comiss on, as announced
following its meeting at Dover last
week. the Smyrna-Dover road will he
constructed Of concrete, i6 feet in
width, with 6-foot dirt shoulders,
which should make it one Of the best
stretches of improved road in the state.
Fo- some years this road has been "a
constant source Of annoyance TO am
persons laving occasion TO use it.
While 70 IS in fairly good condition
during dry periods, yet following any
heavy rainfall it becomes bed Of
sticky mud For this reason 10 has be
come notorious among Automobiles as
a road tu be 0voided whenever possible,
and il has doubtless kept away many
touring parties which otherwise might
have PASSED % rough the state. Now
that the hiehV0y comm ssion has de-
cided TO improve this stretch Of road
Ae h1re 10 win begin work at the
earliest possible date
Evening journal., 1918-03-16
Submarine Destroyers

Our destroy and ships waiting for the sudden ataeE
deadly torpedohe the Atlantic the lookout
the hidden danger-its fight for life For
those leading life home often the unexpected that hap
pens be that mysteriousy attacked by
back limbs umbago neuragc pansshoong anywhere Back
ache of any kind often caused by kidney disorders, which
kidneys working properly Poisonous matter
acid accumulate within the body great abundance
kidneys the congestion of blood back
similar the head
headache Perhaps you nervous Respondent sick feveh
irritable appearing before the eyes, under the lids
ambition do things The latest and most effective
overcoming trouble sparngy of drink plenty
and take Anurc Tablet before each
meal for a while until recovered
Simply your druggist for Anurc Tablets double
have umbago rheumatism gout drpsy, begin
Immediately with this discovery of Dr. Pierce who is Chief
Surgical Institute Buffalo n Y Send 10c for
trial pkg druggists sell large package for sixty
DR. Pierces Pellets regulate nvgorae stomach liver and
bowels Compound Mayapp iasp. the body clean
inside a well as outside
Evening journal., 1918-03-16
SATURDAY. MARCH 10. 1918.
No MEsr NIncINIA snAclnEs Ton nELAMAREANs

No WEST VIRGINIA sHACEIEs FOR DEI.AWAREANs.
- F the members OF the state Senate be wise they VIII
/ not pass The State Council Of Defense bill IN the
drastic form in which 10 passed The House
The measure as it stands today is un-American, unjust
unvise and unnecessary It to both capital
and labor and to corporation and individual
There is nothing in the Delaware situation TO warrant
even the suggestion Of such drastic act much less its
passage and enforcement
is asserted that the oanng class is the one for which
the proponents OF the bill cunning Then let them
designate the loafers in their bill and not include in it
the sober industrious between the ages OF q and 90
and the boys between the Of i6 and 2i
With conditions such as they in Delaware today
and with nneteen-tgentieths OF the people working
pairiotcaly neither nor justification FOR
any step which will turn over, without any right OF
appeal or redress the lives the liberties and the fortunes
OF every and every boy in the State to nine men
appointed by the Governor matter whom those nine
men may be.
Go after the oafers and the sober industrious
and patriotic alone.
As TO tho boys parents while and anxious
that they shall their Bit certainly are unwilling TO
have handed arbitrarily 10 any employer to
be exploited regardless Of the wishes Of the fathers and
mothers.
It is said in defense Of the bill that IL Is modelled
largely after the West Virginia act. In view Of past
events in West Virginia. which have been featured by
political coli rate labor roenness, corruption and
blOOdSneO tlc decent people OF btdWHib 10 hot Wae
10 have their lives liberties and fortunes shackled with
unbeatable bonds OF West Virginia fashioniug.
AS we said before 80 after the oafers, and after
them hard but leave the industrious and pariotc cor
porations firms and individuals Of our State alone.
We are in sympathy with the fundamental principle
underlying the bill that all reasonable and patriotic war
enterprises Of the and the women in our State be
financed adequately and that they have the fun moral
support Of the public. We also are in full sympathy
with the policy Of compelling constitutional loafers to
work But we hold in abhorrence a suggestion that in
order to accomplish those things is necessary to
fling INTO the faces OF the people menaong act that
would be a disgrace TO any commonwealth that is
warning against autocracyr
The bin stands today is insult to all the people
Of our State who not in the loafTg class. It also Il
menace to every Delaware home factory, store an'
firm.
We have in Delaware a population Of almost quarte
OF a million They have shown their patriotism. tim
sgan their support Of everything looking to tn
winning Of the and they have not had TO be subece
TO threats Imprisonment In order to do it.
II those who framed that Defense Council bill in It
present FORM with respect to enforced labor, want
what the patriotic and lbery-oving people Of GU
State think Of them and it, let them submit It to
referendum.