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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-07
KOREONAI PASISKYRE
PREZIDENTA.
Taippat sudaryta ir ministeriu
kabinetas.

San Francisco, CAL, bal. ).
- KoreonQ religijinds sektoS
vyriauSioji galva korcjoj, Son
Pyung Hi, paSkirtas laikinuo-
.ju KorejoS reSpubIikOS prczi-
dentu. ProvizijonalI Korcjos
valdzia Sudaryta ManchnriiO-
ie.
Toliiu Gia ziniQ &avuSi ko-
rcoml nacijonald SQjunga.
SutvcrtaS ir miniStcriV ka-
hinetaS * aStuoniQ nariV.
NcpaSakoma, kokiam Man
churijoS mieStc randaSi ia pro-
vizijonalt vaIdzia.
,Korronu "mirticS batalijo-
mas is GOO vyrQ, gcrai apSl-
ginkIavuSiQ, pcrGjo Tuman-
kang upr ir inijo korron. Ba-
talijonaS pa>akG, jog .iiS Savo
Salyj taip iIgai vcikSiq>, kol
Sails nchu> paliuoSuota nuo ia-
ponQ prieSpaudOs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-07
PAGYRE RAUDONAJA
VELIAVA.
w ta minia skaudziai
uzmokejo.

Brisbane, Au>traIiia. bal. >.
- VictoS darbininki&kaS laik-
raStiS pagyrt If iSreiSkG pa
garbQ raudonQ.Mi v6Iiaval, ko-
kiQ ru>ai demonStrantai ana
dicnQ iSSkleidi.
u tai laikraSGio buSta> tu-
rijO nukcntiti. ImoniQ minl;l
uzpuoIt Iaikra$tio buStQ, iSku-
L. vi>uS languS il apgrlov@.
MieStc pakilo nepapraStaS
truk$maS. UHdaryta ViSi vieS-
buGiai neapribuotam laiklll.
SugryzuSieii is karGS karei-
vial Su civiliai> padarG a$triQ
rezoliuci.iq, kuriq.ia reikalauia
tuojauS deportuoti IS Austria
IijoS vi>u> ruSQ holSevikuS IN
.ju SaIininkuS. Tarpe paStarQ-
.ju yra du parlamentO atStovu.
Taip pareikaIauta, kad prizes
bolSevikiSkus gaivalus nebutQ
pavartojama jokia tOlerancija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-07
Filipinu SALONS pazadama
nepriklausomybe
FILIPINU SALOS GAUS
NEPRIKLAUSOMYBE.
Tai yra pazadejes pats PREF.
Wilson's.

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mIS'J@ PrI'hl' N''r'S S'Nr''o-
rus
Prrz. WlI>onaS zInoJo aple
mi>ijo> ap>lIanIiymQ. Tad
prizes i$vaziuo>lant Europon
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-07
RUSU BOLsEVIKAI OAR
CANA STIPRUS.
Bet j keliolil1a menesiq sutirps
ju galybe.

New York, bal. 6.-NcScnai
Amcrikon sugrYzo Cyrus Ri
chard Mitchell. JiS EurOpOjc
darbavosi zinomoS amerikOniS-
kos Y. NJ. {. A. 0rganiZacijOS
vardu. Jis iIgQ laikQ iShuvo
rusu frOnte IL turtjo progoS
iSarti SuSipazinti Su ruSQ Dol
SevikaiS.
Mitchell paSaIloja, JOG ruSQ
holSrvikai turi CANA Stipria
armijQ, apie miIijonq vyrQ. At
rinantiaiS kcliaiS minrSiais
.jir tikiSi tQ armijQ dar labiau<
padidinti SkaitIiumi. Ia armi-
ia paIaikoma tvarkoie, diSci-
pIinuota il il gall but Iabai
pavoiin&a, ypar PabaItiioS
kraStamS.
had bolSevikai atranda Sau
paramQ ru>V gyvrntojuoSe, tai
tik aGiQ tamSiomS ir anarchi-
JOS apimtomS miniomS * tQ,
katrie yra ncpataiSOmi dyka-
duoniai, viSokiOs lW$irS krimi-
naliStai, katricmS ncSinori
dirbti jokiV darby.
Tokicm< HmonImS yra ma
loniau gyvcnti nuoIatinGi" Il
narchi.io.ic, uz>iimdmtti pIGSi-
maiS, kaip uzSiimti kokiai>
norS naudinGai> SiStrmatiniai>
darbaiS.
Tatai tame ir yra viSa> hol
$cvikQ paSiSckimaS. JiS StovI
ruSu SicIoS Sugcdime.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-07
NOSKE KALBA APIE Sc
KANGIA KARE.
Tik tautu sajungos prielanku-
mas vokieciams gall ta..
sulaikyti.

Paryzius, bal. 7.-Vokietijos
nacijonaliam susirinkimui
Weimare paduota valdzios su-
manymas reikale provizijona-
les armijos.
Apie ta biliQ, andai Berlyno
IaikraSciQ atstovams paaiski-
no Vokietijos militariniQ rel
kalu virSininkas Noske. Jis
pasakd, jog provizijonale ar
mia reikalinga ginti volyiesil
laisve.
Kad iSvengti ateinancios ka-
res yra reikalinga, kad po tai
kos tautQ sajungon lygiomis
teisamis butQ. priimta ir Vo-
kietija, kad Alzaso if Lorraine
provincijQ if kiti svarbesneji
klausimai butQ beSaliai isris-
ii. Jei tas nebus padaryta, at
eitis paliks apsiniaukusi.
Noske iSreiSke Wilt, kad
Vokietija, susijungusi su vo-
kieciu Austria, su laiku gall-
sianti vieSenybe ant Prancu-
zijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-07
NEGI BUS PRIPAzINTA
BOLsEVIKU VALDzIA.
Apie ta jau daug kartu buVo
kalbama.

LonGonas, bal. - Pail Mall
Gazette vakm pa>kclbG i Pa
lyliau> IjuiQ, JOG taIklnlnklI
dipIomatQ >tovi> noai>ku> Ru-
>ijo~ rrikaIai<. Nezinia ka>
bus padarHta Su RuSija at"l-
tyir.
Pa~kIylr> @anda>, kad al
tik nebus IS nauio prad@taS
kollS flirtavimaS Su ruSQ Dol
>evilaiS. Siuo kartu IS paSiti-
kimU vcrSmiQ yra ziniQ, kaI
ar tik nrbu> pripazinta boise
vikU vaIdzia.
Dabar pa~akojama, jog Ia
me pripazinime az tik neSiimS
vadovauianGio> roles Suv. VAL
>tijoS.
NceSnai Paryziun * Mas
kvoS atkeIiavo amerikOna~
William c. BulIitt. JiS talki-
ninkamS atvpzt hol>evlkQ at
SiIippima. TaS atSiIiepimaS
paduota amcrikoniSkai at>to-
vybci.
Sakoma. jog kaikmie Suv
VaI<tijQ atStovai yra paIankQ>
pripazinti Lenino valdziQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-07
sIA SAVAITE BUS PAT
VIRTINTA TAIKOS
SUTARTIS.

Paryzius, bal. Us anglq
valdiSkq sferQ patiriama, jog
ateinanti treciadieni taikos
sutartis bus pagaminta il Sios
savaites pabaigoje patvirtinta
vokieGiQ atstovQ parasais.
Tokiq ziniu apie taikos sa-
lygq pagaminima buvo jau VI
sa ellie. Bet visokie spejimal
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-07

Ia liga rusu talltQ SuHalkI-
no fiziSkai il doriSkai. ViSur
tik vieni griuv6siai ir pra-
gaiStingumaS. ViSur ina virSQ
sugeduSioS SirdyS.
Bet SvnikeSnieji rusQ tautoS
elemental veikiai pakils il tQ
ligq nuSIuos Su vienu uzslmo-
.jimu. Kada jie pakiIS, nelenS-
va Siandie pasakytl.
Bet aiSku, kad bolSevilIiz-
mas, tai praeinantis apSlrelS-
kimaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-07
AR KARE JAU PASIBAI-
GUSI?

San Francisco, CAL, bal. I.
-LOuiSviIIiS federaIiS teisG.IaS
Evans andai paSkeIb6, kad ka-
re paSibaiguSi Su armiSticijoS
pradzia. 2
Bet vietos federaIiS teiS6jas
CuSIman tvirtina, kad kar@
pa<ibaigSianti tik paSkeIbuS
prezidentui prokIemaciIQ, kuo-
met bus padaryta talka.
Dabar ir zinok tn zmoguS.
katro Gia aiSkinimaS yra tel
SingeSnlS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-07
SKALDOSI BUDAPESTO
BOLSEVIKAI.

Vienna, bal. ;. - Tarpe Tn
gariioS boI>evikQ pakiIo didell
ne>u>ipratimai. Dabartmt Dol
Seviku vaIdzia pasirodt per
daug nuoIai,Ii. arba ncdaug
radikali.
Tad radikaliSkiauSi elemen-
tai nuO vaIdzioS atsiSkyr6 IL
praSidGS n9uja kOva uz plr-
menybe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-07
DU AMERIKO-
NISKU KARES LAIVU
PRIZES Boise
VIKUS.
Gal Murmansko pakrasciuose
bus iSsodinti jurininkai.

Londonas, bal. g. Laillras-
It's Mail prancSa, jog Muir
mansko pakraSGiuose, Siaurl-
nijo RuSijojc, TRIUMPH lalku
gall ivykti SvarhQS atSltlkl-
mai. Tenai yra neSkaltllnga
taIkininku kariuomen6. Prizes
hoISevikuS jai gelbsti SuomlQ
karciviai. Bet paStarieji, kaip
prancSama, * ten atSaukiaml.
Tad talkininkQ kariuomenel
grumoja pavojuS.
Prpzidcnto Wilsono isaky-
mu ] Murmansko pakrascius
.pasiuSta duamerikoniSku Skrai
duoIiu, kuriuodu gal Sios sa-
vaitds pabaigoje pasieksiq pa
SIiirtQ vieta.
PrireiliuS ten buSia i$Sodinti
jurininkai..
ToIiaus Mail raSo, kad ka-
res SellretoriuS Churchill pa
SiunteS telegramq angIQ ka-
riuomcnei SiaurinGj RuSijoj.
Pazad6je$ duoti kuoveiklauSlq
pagelbq. Sakoma dabartint
angIu kariuomend Siaurinej
RuSijoi buSianti pamalnyta
nauia kariuomene, gi ana bu-
Sianti atSaukta namo.
Gauta ziniQ, kad, regis, 81
berii0S KolcakO valdzlos ka-
riuomends dalis kokiuo norS
budu paSieksianti ArchangelS-
ko apSkriti il suteiksiantl bu-
tina pagelbq talkininkams
prizes skaitlinguosius ten boil
Sevikus.
PaaiSki, kad Siaurindi Ru-
sijoj taIkininku armijos sto-
Wis yra CANA blogas. Prizes Jq
bolSevikai sugabenO savO Skal-
tlinga kariuomene ir be per-
traukos atakuoja.
Tas pat ,yra talkininkams If
pietindj Rusijoj, kur JUGS Wis
Iabiaus spaudzia skaitIingosios
bolSevilq gaujos.
Trockis tuo tarpu puikau-
ia. Jis, sakoma, isakes boise
vikiSkiems kar6s laivams lels-
ties j Baltijos jures il uzata-
kuoti talkininlu laivus.
Tai jan visai butu negud-
rus Trockio zingsnis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-07
NUSKENDO ITALIJOS
TRANSFORMS
UMBRIA.
Uzplauke ant minos; keliavo
1000 kareiviu.

Paryzius, bal. ). - Italijos
tranSportaS Umbria Su 1000
kareivip ir oficieriu plaukda-
mas * VenecijoS i Tripoli W.
pIauk6 ant minOS If nuSkendo;
anot depeSoS is Bari, Italiioje.
DaugeliS kareiviQ zuvO If
apie 100 SuzelSta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-07

neissipilda. Taikos kaip nera,
taip nera.
O juk visas pasaulis laukia
JOS. Laukia taikos ne yieni
vokieeiai, bet visa zmoniia.
Siuo kartu spejimas ir vel
gall nueiti niekais. Mes susir-
ges prezidentas Wilson's.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-07
Tai praeinanti liga.

Mitchell sake, jog bolSevi-
kizmas RuSijoje negaIdS ilgiau
iSsiIaikyti, kaip tik keliolikq
mdneSiu. Mes tai yra tautoS
liga. NorS j begaIo bjaurl,
bet yra pagydoma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-07
PADEREWSKI Parry
zIUJE.

Paryzius, bal. 6.-tia atke-
liavo lenku premjeraS Pade-
rewSki. Be abejonds, jiS ten
darbuoSiS LietuvOS pragaiS-
Giai. LietuviamS reikia but at
Sargiems.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-07
Negalima ju iveikti.

Toliau> Mitchell paSakoia,
jog Siandie boISevikai dar taip
>tiprQ>, kad nei .ioIiia ruSQ
parti!a negaIi .jQ Sugriauti be
talkininkQ pageIboS. Gil ia pa
gclba - tai Skaitlinga kariuo-
meme.
Bet jei Siandie talkininkai
ir pageIbttQ kuriai norS vie
mai ruSQ partial augStyn pa
kiIti. tai * to nebutQ naudoS.
Mes kick paIaukuS tenai IL vel
praSidttu civiI6 kard. KitoS
partijoS pakiltQ prizes pirmq-
.jQ ir butQ naujaS kraujo pra-
IirjimaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-07
SCRANTON ATVILKTAS
UOSTAN.
Plaukiant jam Europon
sugedo styras.

New York, bal. ). - Cional
vakar kariS vilklaiviaiS atvil-
kta garlaiviS Scranton.
GarIaiviS plaukG Europon.
u 900 myliQ nuo Sandy Hook
Sugedo jo styras. Plaukti to-
liau negal6jo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-07

- Melbourne, Australia,
bal. 5.-Australijos vyriausy-
be nusprende pasigaminti
prekybos laivyna.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-07

FL Paso, Tex, bal. 5.-Mek-
sikos valdzios atstovams anne
rikonai Gia pardave 1000 ark
lip. Arklius pirko gen. Castro
Jie bus panudoti gaudyti pie
Ska Villa,
Arizona republican., 1919-07-15
NAVY INVESTMENTS
 ARE INCREASED BY UNUSUAL CHANGES

The navy recruiting station, Irvine bujlding. 8 East Washington street, has had a run in the business the last few days as a result of the authority granted by congress in the last ap- propriation bill for enlistments of two years, three years or four years at the option of the recruit in all ratings open for first enlistments and ages 17 to 50.
 Ex- service men can also re-enlist for the same periods, and in addition they are entitled to extra pay for con- tinuous service, extra pay for citizen ship and extra pay for the honorable discharge gratuity.
 The present war pay has been made permanent for all men during current enlistment, and for all men re-enlisting, or first enlistments, during their full enlistment if they enlist before July l, 1920.
 In addition to old timers who come back for usually four years many of the temporary war men and the re- serves who did not get active sea ser vice with the fleet are taking the two year enlistments so as to get with the Pacific fleet when it arrives on this coast and have one grand cruise to | their credit.
 | Both the parents and the men them l selves have been quick to realize the l opportunity offered by these short en- l listments for travel and training, ever | if the men would not want to make the navy their permanent business, as tho care and comfort while in the service combined with receiving good pa! while giving the world the once ovel has been what many men and theil parents have been looking for, and i will undoubtedly revive the old custom of a young man completing his edu cation by travel after he has left schoo or before he settles down for his Tiff work in some town Of his own ehoos ing. This custom was one of the great est factors in making the United State
 homogeneous in population, language and the spirit of push found whereve
 the American settled.
 For information apply at the Nav Recruiting Station, 35 East Washing
 ton street, Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-15
TEN YEARS FOR
 TEMPE SLAYER.

Given the maximum penalty for manslaughter, Salvado Partillo. alias Alfonso Rios, was sentenced to serve not less than g nor more than 10 years at the state penitentiary at Florence for the killing of Albert Kettle in a fracas in the Tempe jail last May. The sentence was imposed by Judge Stan ford
 The formal motion for a new trial was entered last week after the jury found the man charged with murder guilty of manslaughter The court granted until yesterday to amend the motion, counsel at the time entertain ing the idea of exhuming the body of Juan Partillo brother of the defendant who was also killed in the jail scuffle. This however was not carried out and no amendment offered when the matter . came up.
 Parillo protested his innocence when asked by the court if there was any reason why sentence should not be im- posed. He declared until the end that the gun was in the hands of Chet Cum mings. city marshal of Tempe who started the jail disturbance and called l Kettle to his assistance. Kettle was 1 shot in mistake when Partillo grabbed 1 the marshal who he claimed was abus- l ing his brother.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-15
ROADS DANACED
 BY HEAVY RAINS

Advising all users of the Wicken- burg road 10 turn at Beardsley and travel the old road to Hot Springs Junction, Harold Bargman. county engineer. announced yesterday that the road parallel to the Santa Fe had been washed out.
 Word that the highway built two wears ago had also been washed out reached the county engineer yesterday together with reports of other damage 10 county roads caused by the recent heavy rains. The bridge repaired after the severe storms three years ago is in good condition but that there has .been other serious damage at Wicken- burg was contained in the report.
 Bargman has already placed crew 10 repair the San Domingo wash and Tub wash between Hot Springs June tion and Wickenburg. A wash three miles east of Wckenburg where the entire road and bridge have been wa fer swept necessitates taking the old trail down the wash in order to make a crossing said Bargman in discuss ing the situation.
 He states that he had received no re- port of the Black Canyon road, but deems 1t advisable for persons travel ing in that direction to use Avenue lt instead of the canyon road, owing tC the rise at Cave creek.
 The Buckeye valley road is open and the Florence highway is also to be used. according to the county engi' neer.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-15
COTTON GROWERS
 ASSOCIATION ID BE FORMED IN VALLEY

That there is on foot plan to or ganize in the Salt River valley Cot ton Growers association along the lines of the California Fruit Growers asso- citation, with the object of accomplish ing for the cotton indutry the enormous benefits that have accrued to the citrus fruit industry by reason of the activ- ities of that organization, was admitted yesterday. with the request that the names of the organizers for the present be withheld.
 According to those who are behind the organization, some of the largest cotton growers in the valley, 1t IS planned to start the organization as a medium for the procuring for and the dissemination to the cotton growers of information of value to them, along the | lines of growing and marketing, other activities to be gradually added. Among 1 the more important activities to be ad- | ded later will be methods and means of stabiliZing the prices Of the long staple product of the valley.
 A prominent attorney in Phoenix is ! now engaged in drawing up the woE- ing agreement to start the organiza- tion. and the papers will probably be ready within a few days. It is planned to have a representative directorate with the membership scattered oveI the important cotton producing centers of the valley, and a membership in cluding, as nearly as possible, every grower in the valley.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-15
COURT DENIES AN EARLY DIVORCE ID
 TASTY MARRIAGE

Refusing to license promiscuous CO., habitation," judge Stanford yesterday denied a divorce to Roy Dossey, who brought suit against Mrs. Ethel Dos sey. whom he married last March.
 In denying legal separation, the court stated that the couple had no ground except that they could not get along Tt is a made up proposition declared Judge Stanford, who told Dossey he would have to wait a year and get his decree on desertion.
 There can be no fooling with the law" said the court, who has em- phatically denounced nasty mar riages" and equally hasty separations
 Dossey claims that shortly after his marriage his wife informed him that she no longer loved him and went about as a single woman, even to re- nouncing his name. He testified that she attended dances with other mer and otherwise conducted herself in d manner displeasing to her husband.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-15
COMB SAGE TEA IN
 HAIR ID DARkEN|T
It's Grandmother's Recipe to Keep Her Locks Dark, Glossy
 Beautiful

The old-tim mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur for darkening gray. streaked and faded hair is grandmother's recipe, and folks are again using it to keep their hair a good. even color, which is quite sensible, as we are living in an age when a youthful appearance IS or the greatest advantage.
 Nowadays. though, we don't have the troublesome, task of gathering the sage and the mussy mixing at home. All drug stores sell the ready to-u product. improved by the addition of other ingredients, called "Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound It is very popular be- cause nobody can discover it has been applied. Simply moisten your comb or a, soft brush with 1t and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning the gray hair disappears, but what delights the ladies with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com pound. is that. besides beautifully darkening the hair after a few ap- plications. it also produces that soft lustre and appearance of abund- ance which is so attractive.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-15
COLUMBIA GRAF FANOLA
 ENTERTAINED MEN IN THE DIR|GIBLE RIA

When the British dirigible, the R-34, began it's long homeward flight last Wednesday, there Was a new passen- ger aboard in the shape of light weight portable model Columbia Gra- fanola, Type C-2, gift of the Columbia Graphaphone company
 This graphaphone was presented to the crew of the big aerial dreadnaught to entertain it's members during the trip and to replace a machine brought from England, which had it's main- spring broken.
 "The grafaphone has unfortunately broken it's handspring and we are mak- ing frantic efforts to repair same" wrote Lieutenant James Shotter. in his diary. This diary, read by the Colum- bia Graphaphone company was the direct occasion of the gift. With the machine there were p of the latest Columbia records, including dance records, popular songs and some op- cratic selections.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-15
GO TO STUDY PARDON AND PAROLE PLAN IF
 OTHER COAST STATES

In an effort to establish a definite policy for the board of pardon and pa roles. Curt W. Miller chairman, and Wiley E. Jones, attorney general and ex x-officio member of the board, will leave today to visit the California state prison at San Quentin and later, if time permits, the oregon state prison at Salem.
 The object of the visit, which will be rather hurried, is to confer with the boards of pardon and parole of those two states, investigate their methods, talk over the problems of Arizona as compared with those of state sup porting a larger penitentiary, and then submit data to the next legislature with the view to eliminating consider able of the expense and red tape now necessary
 At the present time the state board has no definite procedure to follow. policy of paroling prisoners al the time minimum sentences have expired has never definitely worked out. Both California and Oregon have well es- tablished precedents and the members of the board expect to make a study of all the procedure and the laws cover l ing the working of the boards before | returning.
 MT. Miller stated yesterday that he | is in favor of an automatic restora- | tion to civil rights upon parole, thus | eliminating all pardons. In this case, where a man has been pardoned and l then commits another crime, it is now | necessary to bring him to trial. Under ! the automatic restoration to civil rights with a parole, it would only be
 necessary to revoke the parole and re-
 mand him to prison. This, in view oi
 the fact that the average criminal trial
 in the United States costs $3, 900, leads
 Mir Miller to believe that in the inter
 est of economy it is much needed leg
 islation.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-15
PEOPLE
 END MOTOR TRIP OF
 OVER 3,000 MILES

After a motor trip of more than 5000 miles a prominent Phoenix business man and his wife have arrived at their former home in Canada. Following is an account of their arrival as given in the Daily Sentinei-Reviewo of Wood stock -Ingersoll, Ontario:
 Completing the final lap on We'd nesday, of a motor tour of over 5000 miles across the American continent, MT. and Mrs. H. Hal Hunter of Phoe- nix. Arizona, arrived in the city last evening and are guests of the formers mother, Mrs. D. H. Hunter, Light street. They reached Woodstock with out having had any mishap on the way and encountered no engine trouble of any kind They are driving a Haynes machine which gave an excellent dem onstration of how a good motor should act on cross country tour. They visited many of the important Ameri- can cities on their trip and encoun- tered all kinds of roads-goOd, bad and fair. MT. Hunter stated that the road home from Sarnia was good con- pared to some they had come over.
 It is now Il years since MT. Hunt CTS last visit to his old home. While he notices several building changes around the ciyt still the general ap- pearance of the place is about the same as he remembered it. The great est change is in the people themselves as most of his former associates are now located in different parts of the world. A few, however, are still in the old town.
 Mir. Hunter who is proprietor of one of the largest drug stores in the city of Phoenix, served his apprenticeship here under J. T. Pepper. in the latter's present store. Mir. and Mrs. Hunter intend to spend some time in Canada before commencing the return trip tC their home in Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-15
SIXTY CARS 'CANTS'
 SHIPPED ON MONDAY

It is estimated that SO cars of can taloupes left the valley yesterday, a sharp rise from the official figure of A for the day before This rise is eX- plained in part by the fact that ap- proximately 25 cars loaded the day be- fore did not actually clear the yards until after o'clock yesterday morning. They were counted on yesterdays or ficial report. in consequence.
 The total number of carloads shipped up to and including July lS is 1.61e, as compared with 509 shipped up 70 and including that date in 1918. A slight increase in the number of shipments for the next few days is predicted in the official bulletin is sIed yesterday by Ed NJ. Seifert, Jr. 4 the federal bureau of markets. The
Arizona republican., 1919-07-15
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
 MEETING

The stockholders of the Phalanx company are hereby notified that the annual stockholders meeting of the company will be held at the company's office at Phoenix. Arizona, on Monday July 2S. 1919. at Il o'clock, A. NJ. Room No 203, Fleming building. Phoenix, Arizona. for the purpose of electing di- rectors and such other business as may be brought before said meeting.
 HARRY A. JAMESON.
 President.
 R. HARVEY BENTON,
 Secretary.