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Evening journal., 1919-08-08
CITY DEPARTMENTS
BUDGETS ALLOWED

Appropriations for the various city
departments. were authorized by City
Council last night as follows:
To the Police Pension as the annual
appropriation. s50O0~-
To the Wilmington Institute Free
Library, monthly appropriation,
Si4si.5s.
To the Board OF Park Commission
ers, annual appropriation for the free
Zoo. $1,000
To the Board OF Health, quarterly
appropriation, Si325.
To the Board OF Water Commits
sioners, balance OF FIRST quarterly ap-
preparation. sii,250
To the Board OF Education, annual
appropriation for new schools, $4,000.
To the Street and Sewer Department
balance OF first quarterly appropriation
$4,000.
To the Delaware Anti-Tuberculosis
Sanitarlum, 5000
TO School Teachers Retirement
Fund $4,000
The treasurer's report showed a bal
ance in bank Of Si2i6, 1888 and a cur
rent account Of 81 i,iS5957ii.
Evening journal., 1919-08-08
TO RAISE LAND
ALONG CAUSEWAY

Definite steps are about TO be taken
for the betterment OF conditions now
existing in the marshland along the
causeway in South Wilmington, accord
ing to statements made last night 10
City Council. The Street and Sewer
Department is making preparations to
repair sluices and the bitches which
drain the marshland. 10 is understood
this work VIII start at once.
No further action has yet been taken
In connection with the Board OF
Health's order for razlng the row OF
frame buildings along the Causeway
known as Taylor's Row, now occupied
by eolored families. It Is understood
that II the work being done by the
Street and Sewer Department remedies
existing conditions the houses VIII be
permitted TO remain.
Evening journal., 1919-08-08
ST. GEORGES SUFFRAGE MEETING.

Mrs. Albert Mcmahon, an organizer
sent out by the National Womens Suf-
frage Association. spoke yesterday at
st. Georges, at an outing Of the Ladies
Aid Society OF the Methodist Church. at
The home OF Mrs. George Price. Local
suffragists who accompanied Mrs Nc
Mahon were: Miss Mary r. de You,
Mrs. J. w. Pennewin and Mrs. John W.
Brassingt0n-
Evening journal., 1919-08-08
sAms FnR HIs RRInF.

Salisbury. OF Ridgely, who spent over
United states Army, has sailed from
New York for France, where he win
marry young woman, whose acquain-
a year in France as a sergeant in the
lance he made while in the service.
He will return with his bride in Sep
fembcr
Evening journal., 1919-08-08
OVERGRowTH KILLS BOY.

COLLINGSWO0D, N j.. Aug. s-Galen
Hartman. son OF Oscar Hartman, Of
No. 9i5 Eldridge avenue, died yesterday
afternoon in Cooper Hospital, Camden.
following an operation for the removal
OF puss near the heart This was
caused by rheumatism and overgrowth
OF the fourteen-year-old boy. who was
i've feet four inches tall.
Evening journal., 1919-08-08
specIal % rhe EyenIng Iournal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
CHESTERT0WN. Md, Aug. s.-Sev-
eral thousand people from lower Cecil
and Kent counties gathered In Chester
town today TO witness the Homecoming
celebration given by the people Of that
section in honor OF their returning sol
idiers and sailors who served In the
World War.
The town was beautifully decorated
with flags and bunting and with sew
eral bands OF music a parade was held
in The morning. A fine dinner was
given TO the boys on the college lawn
which was followed by speechmaklng
During the afternoon athletic sports
was INDUCED In when at night dance
and fireworks was the closing chapter
OF a days pleasure to the boys who
served their country both at home and
abroad.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-07
Long Island

Astoria. Astoria Gar, Willow & Franklin
CHARLES sanann. 20 Fulton Ave-
raul Sachse, III Vanderventer Ave.
N Metager. 9Ss Blvd
Brust Bros. Garage. 28S Sth Ave
Falconer Gar. Co. 1873 Jamaica Ave.
frlvate Auto Rental Service Co.. a.
". Gally
College Point. College Point Garage.
Geo. Duer.
Farrington's Garage.
kraemer's Express Co.
Corona. Palace Gar. 1912 jackson Ave
natnesu 1lai "a Garage jackson Ave. near
Empire Car 5oth st. & Jackson Ave
Hatnes Gasoline Station, J. w. Haines.
Prop, jackson Ave.
Coney Island. West End Garage. Cook.s
Lane and Railroad Ave
Douslaston. Manor Garage.
Eimhurst. Douglaston Manor Garage CO.
Elmhurst Bridge Gar. KingslAnd AveS
H. {. Drews, 81 Corona Ave.
f. Faber Case. Station. Jackson Ave. &
j. Kraus, Queens Blvd. & Caldwell Ave.
Flushing. Red Lion
Flushing Auto Garage, 11O R'wav
John Geddes
Rainier Motor Corp, TT. Farrinton ST
Wilson's Garage.
Molds Garage
Sueensboro Garage, IS Broadway.
upper Fiusning Car, 49 Murray St
NeW broadWay Flushing Garage,
Sanford Ave, & Broadway.
tai Ave
Forest Hills Garage. Queens Blvd.
Fred. Frey. Metropol. & Cooper Ave-
Glendale. A. Geier 1904 Myrtle Ave.
VIM Rupp. Cooper Ave.
Hollis Hollis Case. Sta, Fulton St. Ru,.
sell YeapIe, Prop.
Howard Beach. Anderson & Sierk
II. Paulson.
Samaics: Baker Bros, Garage Co.. Inc.
1s No. Washington st.
frank Berman, l27 Rockaway Rd
Disbrow Bros. Hillside Ave.
FRANKLIN Garage, Franklin ST.
International Garage, Smith st.
p Roster & Son. Hillside Ave.
Mott Bros. Hillside Ave.
Palm Gar. Hillside & Flushing Ave-
Wiegels Garage. Union Hall St
Strang's Auto Garage Co... Inc, Fulton
at Smith St
Unity Garage. Queens Boulevard.
John Valenti. Hillside Ave. g. Hoffman
Blvd. ~''
Chichester Ave N
South Side Garage, So South st.
MT Herber. Merrick Road.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-07
Launch Naphtha a oints
In Greater New York

City Island. Lcchler, C. J.
Robert Jacobs.
A. Malakoff
Joaquin Vidal.
B. F. Wood
New Work City. The Anna Service, N. r.
Yacht Club anchorage Ft. East 2ad ST.
G F. Quinn, Clason Point
JOIN fa Rehm, Bronxkills Boathouss. Ft.
+. r. Welsh, FIT. w. 10th ST.
Richmond. Capt c. NJ. Cattermols.
Schooner Lawrence" off Ft vander-
bilt Ave. Stapleton.
Brooklyn. A. l.. Anderson, Ulrner PIX. Pr.
c. Polling, off Ft 69th St
Caner.ie. Sutter Marine Equipment Co..
Oft Stables Pier.
Rockaway Point. p. H. Reid.
Sheepshead Bay. Ed. Berslund.
College Point. Herman Kraemer.
VIM. Needham.
Clifton. Schick's Garage, e51 Bay st,
Concord. Schenk's Garage. 1925 Glove Rd.
Grant City. Midland Motor Company 2oe4
Richmond Road.
Great Kills. Amboy Garage, ss41 Ambey
Road.
Brewer. H. s. sss7 Amboy Road.
Iinoleumville. Carteret Ferry Corporation.
Mariners Harbor. sparry. l.. Washing
ton Ave.
New Dorp. New Dorp Garage, 2415 Rich.
mond Rd. New Dorp Beach Hotel.
Pleasant Plains. Pleasant Plains Garage.
S449 Amboy Rd.
Port Richmond. Richmond Garage. 1ss
Richmond Ave.
Richmond. Banker, John, so2 Richmond
st.
st. George. Castleton Park Garage. Cas-
tleton Park
St. George Garage. 1Ss Bay St.
S.apIeton Neu,nann Bros s0 Rofs g.
Stapleton Garage, Bay e. Congress St
United Tire Co, 146 Canal St.
Wagner G. Borrin. Gorden ST.
TomPkinsviIle. Blocks Garage. Bay ana
Hannah SITS.
j. ID. Killian Auto Co.. Inc 3Ss Bay St
w. L. McAdam, Sc Griffin st.
TottenvilIe. Peto 4 Boyd. 240 Main st.
Tottenville Garage, 2l Bentley Ave.
West New Brighton. Columbian Auto 4
Motor Car Co, 1884 Richmond Ter
interoorough Auto Repair s. Supply Co..
Elm st and Richmond Terrace
Rowohlt Motor Car Co., 1922 Castieton
A. Sommer. 1876 Richmond Turnpike.
Jamaica. Mrs A. Mehrtens. Hillside ana
Columbus Aves
G; Higgins. Locust Ave. & Merrick Rd
Ineatre Garage. Twombly PI & stand
Woodhaven. Norman Garage. 1855 Ja-
masca Ave.
Forest PIX. Garage. 1877 Jamaica Ave.
cl'ndsle; ssaso, = :, JansOhn' Cooper Ave. and
Kew ,,tis Gardens. Colonial Garage Queens
Hollis. L. B. Purchase, Fulton st.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-07

1345 Flatbush Auto Service Co
Rutiedge st. 321, Rutledge G. Bway Gar.
st. Marks Ave. 23S. Court Garage.
20l, Marsh Garage.
239, Pratt. Hendricks Co.
500, Wofman's Garage
st. Johns P1. 1882, B. & K. Gsras.
Saratoga Ave. 10, Stucco Garage.
Scholes St. 1852. Graham Garage.
Seneca Ave. 567, Seneca Garage.
Seventh Ave. 5703, Seventh Ave Garage
18th st. 5Sl, Prospect PIX West Garage.
sh ocpshead Bay Road. 1887, Bayside Gar.
sheffield Ave. 270, Sheffield Garage,
siesei st. 1S5, Bushwick Terminal Gar.
Sixth Ave. 561e, Sixth Ave. Garage.
9Th st. 27s, Berg 6: Benz.
Goth St. ss7. Fort Hamilton Garage.
1902, Louis Balestine
1885, Goth ST. Garage.
Ssth st. 4e5, Louis Stackleroth.
10th st. 54S, Unique Garage.
Snediker Ave. 3S7. Snedilzer Garage
10, Atlantic Crossing Garage.
Snyder Ave. "a. Snyder Ave, Garage
n, Brooklyn Motor Car Co.
59, j. J. Snyder g. Sons.
stags st. 1870, Stage Garage.
. Starr st. 1885. Sunset Garage, Inc.
State st. 203. Daniel F. E. Leary
Stanhopo st. 6. Stanhope Garage
Sterling Place 47s. Colony Garage.
474, hEliz Garage.
500, Crocker Garage
Stephens Court. 80. B. F. Stephens.
Stone Ave. "a. Near Broadway, Lux Gar.
52S, Pecker's Garage.
Stuyvesant Ave. SO, Stuyvesant Hts. Gar.
Sumner Ave. 144, Excelsior Garage.
Suttcr Ave. 1000, Bernard Schwerman.
Taylor st. As, Wright Cake Co.
Taylor st. nr. Kent Ave- College Gar, Inc.
Ten Eyck st. So, D. W. Katie
Tilden Ave. 1922, Flatbush Auto Co.
Throop Ave. 4. Gayety Garage.
40. Seplowit2t Bros
S5S. Throop Ave. Garage
Troy Ave. $50. Harris Garage
los, Miller's Garage
14S, Marks Garage
18th Ave. 4420, Chas Dobbin.
4420. John F. Diskin.
gath Ave. 1927, T. H. Joyce
Gath st. 3s7, American Gar. Mach. wks.
34th st. 1s9. 34th st. Garage.
37th st. 4SS. Bush Terminal Garage.
U Ave. & Lake st. B. Sickle.
Union ST. 7S4, Union Garage
S11, Mcintosh Bro.
3S5, NJ. Eckhocf
S39, Academy Garage
$40, Park Plaza Garage
1176, Lincoln Terrace Garage
Cor Suffer Ave, Palace Garage.
Union & Powers SITS. Union Garage.
Van Sinderen Ave. Levins Garage.
vanderbilt Ave. 2s7 Vanderbilt Garage.
Vernon Ave. 22o. NJ Reichelsohn's Gar.
S0l, Keystone Garage
S7s, Hohweisner & Sons.
Watkins st. 1874 Fischer Auto Co.
1S8, Public Garage
562. Watkins st. Garage.
Waverly Ave. o. J. J. Hills.
"a, Merchants Garage
334, Waverly Garage
Weirfield St. 500. Fred Brugels Garage.
test Sth N. 2s63. = A. Kelsey.
w. 18th ST. a. Neptune Ave. P. Minichello.
W. goth st. & r. z. ave. sonsrs Garden
Garage
w. s7th st. MeEmaid Ave, ,seagate Gar.
WiilouRhby & Knickerbocker Aves., Will
loughby Garage.
"iloughby & Nostrand Ave. willoughby
Garage Co., Inc.
Wythe Ave. 4o1, P. j. ORourke.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-07
Borough of Richmond

New Dorp. Midland Motor Co., 2osa
Richmond Rd.
Port Richmond Port Richmond Cara~a
88 Ann ST
Richmond. Dobler. Julius, 500 Centre st.
Stapleton. Cattermole, c. NJ, Sch. Law.
renee" foot Of Vanderbilt Ave
J, d. Killian Auto Co. Inc, ass Bay Sc.
Schenck's Garage, 1925 Glove Road
Staten Island Gar, 361 Van Duser st.
Toinpkinsville. Auto Supply Co.. 3s Grif-
fin st.
st. George Garage. Stuyvesant Pl.
West New Brighton. Castleton Motor Car
Co., 1922 Castleton Ave
New-York tribune., 1919-02-07

Little Neck. CornelTs Garage.
A. p. Wright
Long Island City. c. J. Brown. Bridge
DIumpert, John, 1911 Crescent st.
Ford Motor Co., Jackson Ave
Model Garage. 95 Payntor Ave.
Palace Garage. Jackson Ave
Iaft,s City Garage. 11o First Ave.
Long Island City Supply and Repair
Co, 1872 Bridge Plaza
Snapse Auto Co, Bridge Plaza.
Postal Garage So. Washington Pl
Plaza Garage. 800 Jackson Ave
Murphy's Garage. Bridge Plaza
Brewster d Co.. Bridge Plaza
Simplex Auto Co., Vernon Ave, & 12th
J. Smiths Hygrade Garage, 77-1st Ave.
Auto Repair & Machine Co, Bayside.
Corona Auto Repair. Corona, L. I.
haspeth. c, Grunfelder, Grand St.
Meadow Near Park. Meadow Near Park
Garage.
Middle Village. Hirsch, Jacob.
North Beach. e. Bottki.
Ozone Park. L. F. Menere. Jerome Ave
August Schrempp. Rockaway Road.
Queens. Queens Auto Repair Shop, Hemp.
stead Road.
Chas. Lester, Rocky Hill Rd. and Jeri-
cho Turnpike
Richmond Hill. Apex Gar, Lefferts. nr.
Kew Gardens Gar. Metropolitan Av.
Is. s. Garage and Repair Co, Lefferts
Ave
J. j. Lake & Son, 1913 Jamaica Av.
Jerome Gar. Jerome & Bedford Ave
Richmond Hill Garage & Machine Co.,
Hillside Ave. G. Vine ST
Greenwood Gar, 1904 Jamaica Ave
South Ozone Park. H. Murch, Rockawsy
Road and Lincoln Ave
Springfield. E. B. Abrams, Merrick Rd.
near Springfield Ave.
w. B. Jones, Merrick Road and Spring
field Ave.
Whitestone. OFee's Garage
Whittaker Corp
Winfield. Ringel & Miller. Queens Blvd
and Rowan ST.
S. S. Auto Supply and Repair Co.,
Queens Boulevard
Woodhaven. K. Keller. Rockaway Rd.
and Ferry St
Forest Park Gar. 1917 Jamaica Ave.
A. E. Louvet, jerome Ave
Manor Garage. 1898 Jamaica Ave.
Woodhaven Garage. s Bigelow Pl.
Woodhaven Garage, Jamaica Ave.
Woodside. Kunar's Garage, Flushing Rd
II: Miggo, Jackson Ave. and sth st.
Noodside Gar, 4th ST. and Jackson Ave-
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-10-03

where Miss Atkins will enter school
Mrs. Erin Davis of Usage shopped
in Paris Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Holcomb re.
turned Monday from a visit of few
days in Louisville.
Mrs. B. A. Bradshaw and daugh-
ter returned from Jackson the latter
part of the last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Chairman mo-
tored to Cottage Grove last Sum
day.
Mrs. Joe Phillips who has been Wis
iting her sister Mrs. W. P. Erwin
returned Sunday to her home in Far
mington, KY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elumsa Parker of
Springville were attendants at the
Primitive Baptist Association meet
ing near Humboldt, part Of the past
week.
Mrs. j. T. Dumas visited relatives
and friends in Pennington, KY, last
week.
Mrs. Jim Daniel and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hal Morris were in Puryear last Sat-
lrday.
Mrs. c. V. Schmittou who was a
guest last week of Mrs. Cora Parker
returned to her home in Dickson on
Friday.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-10-03
THRIFT
By DR.. Frank Crane


Thrift Is simply the application of
intelligence to expenditure.
It does not mean only saving. 1t
does not connote skipping and pen
ny-pinching, niggardliness and mis-
erliness. That is often the most
foolish kind of waste, waste of health
and Of spirits and of the joy of this
life.
Thrift means intelligent spending.
To spend dollar now may save
two next month.
Thrift implies budget. If you
have no wise plan it makes little
difference how much you make What
is the use of forging ahead when you
don't know your destination?
Some money-makers might sing,
with Mr.. Doley, 1--WE don't know
where we're going, but we're on our
way"
Thrift implies foresight. 1t means
we can see tomorrow as well as to-
day.
1t is the opposite of childishness.
The child can grasp only what is be-
fore him. He cannot realize the
future. He wants what he wants
when he wants it." If he had no
older heads to think for him he
would, like the grasshopper, dance
ell summer and starve all winter.
| The savage eats when he finds
meat. He gorges and sleeps, and
between times starves. The civil.
LIKED man lays up. In abundance he
prepares against famine. He builds
barns and warehouses.
/ Thrift implies self-control. We
are masters of self, not slaves Of
self.
Thrift implies self-respect. W.
do not wish to become burden up
on others. Hence we lay up some
thing for our lean years.
Thrift means decency. The decent
+. portion of the race accept their du,
responsibility, carry their share O
! the burdens, justify their existence
by cheerfully doing their part of thu
worlds work.
: Thrift means patriotism.
Thrift means love of family.
Thrift means you are not boun
der.
: Thrift means using your strength
+ to protect your weakness, your healtl
and to take care of your sickness
your fortune to provide against you
misfortune.
It means you can stand up like
man on your two feet whatever des
tiny may have for you and say:
am the master of my fate,
i / am the captain of my soul.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-10-03
ETHEL CLAYTON IS.
DIXIE ATTRAC TON.
Screened Here Next Wednesday In
''Pettigrew's Girl" After A
Months Absence.

The company making "Pettigrew's
Girl' Paramount picture which will
be shown at the Dixie next Wednes-
day was royalty dined and feted when
it went to Fort Macarthur, and San
Pedro, CAL, for the taking Of some
outdoor scenes.
Much Of the action of the picture
takes place in training camp where
the heroine, Daisy Heath, a chorus
girl portrayed by Ethel Clayton, is
taking part in an entertainment for
the soldiers. In order to have abso-
Lutte realism Miss Clayton, her direc-
tor, George Melford and the rest Of
the cast went to the camp, and OBJ
tanned the enthusiastic cooperation
of the officers and soldiers in making
the scenes.
After the entertainment in the
camp theatre the men gave a special
mess in honor of the company, and
when they were about to leave the
camp, the cook presented the two
principal figures in the picture Miss
Clayton and Monty Blue, the leading
man-with specially baked cakes,
each bearing in frosting the name Of
the recipient. Capt. Duncan, in
command, also received cake.
An interesting fact about a later
visit to Camp Kearney, San Diego,
was that Miss Clayton's brother was
stationed in the camp, and he was
a member of the audience which the
star, in her role Of chorus girl, en-
tertained. The picture is an adap-
ton of the story Of the same name
by Dana Burnet, which appeared in
the Saturday Evening Post. It was
adapted by Will M. Ritchey and di-
rscted by George Melford. The
supporting cast is excellent.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-10-03
WOULDN'T TAKE A
W
FORTUNE FOR IT
All Her Friends Come To See What
Tanlac Did For Mrs.
Lynch.

Il wouldn't take fortune for the
good Tanlac has done f6r me-" said
Mrs. A. F. Lynch, If 1874 Central
street, Galesburg, w, recently.
81 suffered witt stomach trouble
for about five vars" she continued,
"and HADN'T ben able to eat a reg
ular meal fseveral years and dur
ing this time l suffered awfully with
cramps, dizzy spells and terrible
throbbing headaches. / was often
troubled with gas on my stomach that
bloated me up SO / could hardly
breathe. | also suffered with my
kidneys and was so constipated that
my condition alarmed me at times,
for / just didn't seem to be able to
get any relief from this trouble.
was never free from dull pain a.
cross the small of my back and got
so weak and rundown that was laid
up for as much as week at time.
"Tanlac has done me wonderful
amount Of good; eat three meals a
day now and am never troubled with
Indigestion, bloat)ng or headaches.
My kidneys don't worry me andI am
not constipated now. My condition
has improved SO and I can do all my
homework. am perfectly well in
every way and people who have heard
about my recovery come to see if
all they hear is true, and it don't
take me long to convince them of
the facts"
Tanlac is sold by all druggists.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-10-03
/6cleDf
Paul Ware WEEDS.

Paul Ware WEEDS.
Paris friends will be interested in
the announcement Of the marriage Of
Mr.. Paul Ware, now of Mckenzie,
and Miss Christine Rushing of Mar
tin. Mr.. Ware is formerly of this
city, and was for number of years
connected with the Partisan.
The Dispatch from Huntingdon, an
nouncing the wedding, says:
Paul Ware, popular manager of
Wares garage at Mckenzie, and Miss
Christine Rushing, daughter Of Mrs.
Rosa Rushing, proprietor Of the An
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-10-03

derson House at Martin, were quiet
ly married at the Williams hotel We'd
nesday evening with the Rev. E. L.
Carr, pastor Of the Baptist church
officiating. After a visit to the
groom's mother at Memphis, they will
make their home in Mckenzie where
they both have a wide circle of
friends.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Alden and
Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Manning motored
to Memphis to attend the fair, last
Thursday.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-10-03

Mrs. Ed Alexander Of Usage was
i Monday shopper in Paris.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-10-03

Misses Kate Barham and Mary At
kins left Monday for New York
Arizona republican., 1919-10-24
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUSY

". w. Prer has been selected fill the position Chandler Chamber nected with the university valley well known his duties November While the secretary Chamber of Commerce getting pamphlets They also have booth Frances Thomas
Arizona republican., 1919-10-24
ton Area Invites Carnival Visitor
Chandler Busy Place In Midst
 Of Wonderful Cotton Country Keeps Abreast Of The Times

CHANDLER Oct ARoss Winters who postoofce
 will take the position the month Mir. Winters in the postoffce building connection Winters who will leave The been before the citizens decided however that will present place
Arizona republican., 1919-10-24
RALPH D. MlNEAH HOME

the only Mr. and Mrs M Mneah returned his Chandler after absence of and half ypent During the Hong Honolulu and the Philippines submarine while Meah enlisted while working railroad in Prescott He will be his
Arizona republican., 1919-10-24
HEFFNER RANCH SOLD

and ranch south of Chandler A $500 The ranch and built the first home what eight They do not
 intend valley but will reinves in valley and They will make their Phoenix after January l.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-24
s. A. MEYER sELLs HoME

Mrs S. A. Meyer E build in which the other residence s
Arizona republican., 1919-10-24
WITH BANK OF CHANDLER

E. Burridge the Phoenix National
 position with the Bank of Chandler He will fill the by the resignation F. with the bank in
Arizona republican., 1919-10-24

made
 Do an
Arizona republican., 1919-10-24
j. M. HoGGARp INJURED

J. M Hoggad seriously injured when he into by the legs broken seriousness or the accident is made Mir Hoggards advancd 70 in Josephs Hospital in Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1919-10-24

Miller has his family where he will be the Methodist church. Miller endared themselves Chandler Glendale
Arizona republican., 1919-10-24
FLOYD HoLDREN ILL

Floyd Hodren who has been sick for some time at present suffering from relapse. He is reported as
Arizona republican., 1919-10-24

George Taylor teller the Bank Chandler to take effect October 1. Entrekin Realty
Arizona republican., 1919-10-24
TEACHING IN CHANDLER

Miss Helen Stewart accepted position teacher the of the fourth grade that attend Sunday school of the church.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-24
AWAY ON BUSINESS

the Lukn Cash Store in Holbrok on business Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-24
0. M. c. CLUB ENrERrAlNs

Suhwaro club
Arizona republican., 1919-10-24
WALTER BRADFORD BUYS HoM
REV. MILLER GOES TO MESA

Walter Bradford purchased home on Dakota street part of the week.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-24
PURCHASE DESERT HOME

Mir Mrs A. W. Hurst have recently purchased a
 of Chandler They took their there last week.
Evening star., 1919-01-22
HAS HIS EYE ON S|SLER
Magnate Frazee Also Hopes to
Land Bobby Roth for
Red Sox.

BOSTON, January 2e.-Presiden'
Harry H Frazee of the Red SoX nc
sooner hit town than he began to dis
cuss the possibility of getting more new
talent for the world champions. Frazee
Is well satisfied with his deals to date
but doesn't intend to stop there He
wants George Sisler for ono man and
Bobby Roth for another, while he has
his weather eye out for a find in the
left-handed pitching game.
AS to the Babe Ruth matter. Frazee
says:
Lock every gate and bar every win
dow at Fenway Park. and Babe Ruth
would climb the fence. bust into the
clubhouse, wrestle his way into his
uniform and be in readiness to play
that first game.
"I'ye had actors just like Babe
They'll swear they are through with
the show, that they will leave it fiat
but it would take squad OF marines
to keep them out Of the theater and
off the stage.
81 realize Ruth's great value to the
game and to the club. We Will treat
him fairly, although we will not give
him so much that there Will not be
anything left to pay off the rest OF
the team
Ruth said last night that he had seen
Frazee during the day, told him at
what figure he would sign and imme-
diately left the FraZee office without
discussing the matter.