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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-24
Justice Upholds
Injunction German
Opera Managers

New York. Oct THE attempt r
the CITY authorizes. hacked by the
American Legion. 70 stop the singing
Of German opera in New Turk. Nv
per- ormances OF which have result
I'd IN serious noting. received
further setback todav when Supreme
Court Justice Giegerich refused 20
modify a temporary injunction Oh
tanned by the producing conpar~
The injunction prohibits The CT
authorities from interfering with tn
performances. On the question Of q
permanent injunction, Justice Giega-
rich directed counsel for both sides
to submit briefs To him on SarHrtia
Al taGays hearing arguments
against granting permanent in
junction were presented By Martin
W LitLIetun. representing the
American Legion, and Assistart
Corporation Counsel Nicholson. WHO
appeared for the city Mr. LIrtletC1
referred TO Otto C,UrItz. a member III
the opera company a. the singer II
a song OF iubilation following tire
Lastanis disaster
Should Gior1tZ he allowed II fiaunt
German opera in the faces Of men
still sinarting from the wounds Of
war" ne asked M Nicholson con-
tended THAI the singing u operas n
German lead TO disorder and the vl-,-
larion Of municipal laws.
Max d. Stsuer. representing the
opera company. asserted thai there
was no legal basis on which 10 pre-
vent rhe performance Of the opera
He also pointed out that the speak
ing Of German had never been pro-
nibited IN the United States
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-24
Wholesale GrOcers
Claim r r. Dealings
Favored Packers

Chicago, Oct. 23-Expidired ship
msnts of -pcrishabie goods IT
special Refrigeration cars gave ths
"hig five" packers an unfair advaIlt-
age in competition with wholesale
gracers. Witnesses testified today q;
the [ s. Interstate Commerae Com
mission nssrlng Of charges made by
the National Wholesale GrnGers' As
s9ciariun against 5iT railroad COM
baniss.
L. r. Berry, traffic manager NJ
Reid. Murtfock 4 Co. IN tesrifying
that they handled Refrigerator cars
IN i schedule whereby the packers
were able to tell TO the minute when
q shipment would reach given
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-24

point. Occurred that his firm had dis
cusseG purchasing such cars to meet
ms competition The railroads, bow
ever Cnid his trn. ne SAID thai =
could not expect any especIa. service
n handling lis shipments az here
ALREADY were TOO many private cars
To ne handled.
The Magnolia Provision Co. 81
Houston. Texas. an independent
packing COMPANY, TO-DAY Joined the
g~ocers in their fignt against me
roads by fling an intervening pet
Jlon in the case. axx
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-24

and ma n If discretion provide for
the participation " the United states
IN cry commission. committee II
bGnal cnur.. council or conference or
II the selection Of any members
there OF. and Tor The appointment II
members u the said c0ruIInssionE,
comm ittees. courts, councils IT con
Tarencas. or an other representa-
Ives Under the treaty Of peace or IN
carving our it's provisions. and un+ Il
such participation and appointment
hive been SO provided for. and the
powers and duties II sucE rep-esen-
I'd tIves so defended. no person sha !
represent the nited States undar
either the SAID League Of Nations or
me treaty or be authorized 10 perform
any act or on behalf of the United
States rnere under. and nc citizen of
The United States shall ne selected "
a1pOlutad as merniger Of saiG COM
mlss1uns committees. courts. coun-
ellis or conferences. except with the
approval gf the Congress of the Uni-
ted STATES.
Nothing in articles 296, 90 or in
any Of the aunexes thereto, or in an :
other article. section or annex of tt;@
treaty Of pence with German shaI.
as against citizens of me nita |
States, De taken 70 mean any con
frmation. ratification or approval ~
any ACT otherwise illegal gr N cun-
traventiun ~ tie rights Of the citi-
zens OF the United States
THE United Statns declines tn ac-
cnpt any interest as trustee Ur in her
Dwn right or any responsibility 1-r'
the government or disposition of the
overseas possessions N Germany 70
which Germany -nnouncnF her
rights and titles to the principal a.
lied and associated powers under ar
ticle tI9 to r. inclusive"
The fourth PRESERVATION Was au
thorized or motion OF Senator
Shields. Democrat, Tennessee. who
said the suggestion had been made
10 him By Senator Reed Demo
crat. Missouri who is not 4 mem
her of the committee. BY a vote u
ten To FIVE. with Senators McCum-
Der and Smith. Democrat. Arizona.
absent the committee instructed ITS
chairman TO draft a reservation 70
conserve the National honor and
vital interests of the United States )"
IN language similar 20 that used in
the Root trsaciHs.
BY "a vote Of II to the commit
tfae rejected a reservation proposed
bv Senator Jones Republican,
Washington. giving notice that the
United States would Withdraw from
the isagus n the end of two years
unless iaague members had anan-
duned the poIicy of pence-tirne con-
scr..ption and a satisfactory settle
ment had beer made in regard 10
Shantung ireland. and Egypt. The
reservation was taken UP ON motion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-24
WINSLOW

Mrs. LIZZIE Triton of Albion was the
guest Monday OF Z. X. Towie and
family.
E. Il. P.uY1ner nj Albion was
business caller in the neIgnbornooc
on Monday
Melvin Green was q business CAL
or N The place on Monday.
Miss Edith Wood IS the guest OF
Mrs. Lawrence Hasian.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-24
FAIRFIELD

81 and NJ Merton Chase of
-ln-Ke~ were n towr on as hop
oiHs ~ vestnrGay.
a!ss Alberta Toss will leave to
"a -1- Srats0n, where she will pasE
~ aa"s with Mrs. Angie Beck
or SanG +o-meriy of this town
MIS- &w~-le HaI has returned To
- nome II Brooks. after visiting
'"~ ~nUsir. AIlss Elinor Hall a. har
'or7o NJ Iigh 1treet
're0"-r Hox II Portland was a
'-a.0"ss caller II tuwn yesterday.
U-s A#rn G. Manning is the
Ta ne" daughter Mrs. sam -
q 2o~ O. her home on High
d. and Mrs. 2 =; Coneau have
--rr@ heir hume IN Bangor,
,re LOSING few days with Mrs.
orr" sls;e~ Mrs. z Il Friend.
s..Ha Wrestling and Airs. Lot
<H Df t1oboken. X. J.. were re-
'H rleE,s If Mrs. n p Comeau.
1.age ina tlIp 10 blaine ny
-f bic
Ass ~nnnev IL passing q few
'F Ter nome OF Elm street
a.S- ~plnney Is employed bv the
at,..aE a LYONS COMPANY n
a~v ohio.
-aG2I!a~ meeting Of tho Good
."n"kah L.auEe. I. Q. y. T.. was
#verIne
-;s ...vP beer, cd III town
-a'lo M me marriage OF Miss
@H' '~"iIGn Gf Eumford 10 Frank
" # Bangor The wedding
""" m Monday in Eamf0rd-
LEY will be rarnsfn bared as
me Wilson pharnacy III one
m.
and Mrs Bert Higgins have
"a'a ntu tha I'D stairs rent Of The
"1!S 1nr1n on GiIbreth street.
William ireland has return
M, PORT land where shc has
sting friends.
H's David Richie. who recently
.'ue"" Ell; an operation at the Sis-
hospital LIZ reported az being
1nfortable condition.
'rT Mrs James who has
sitting relatives here iIas gone
Town where she VIII visit fDf
H,
eniason VINO mas been living
no White house OF me hill has
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-24

moved into one Of A 7. Hodges
houses.
Arnold and Verne Clifford Of Gin
ton spent the Gay SacUrdaT with
their srandparen1c. Nj. and Mrs. 5.
e. A-woon
The canning facrorv has an auto
truck with which 20 haul their pro-
C.ucts IN the station.
M and Mrs. George Paddock OF
SkDwhncan were callers IT mis-
place Monda-.
Mrs Wallace Wescurt and her
mother. Mrs MARY Gray were recent
CALLERS IN this vicinity.
Forest Farley Of Larune was q
business caller ii this place Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-24
Florida Orange Grove
800 Bearing Trees $3.50

Is acres dark loan near:v all cultiva-
riDn. lot 0t Deaciles. ciuIns pears.
guavas etC 5000 6-raom mouse. barn.
chicken house taken soon aged
owner inciu4es [a-r rUuls sweet pnJas-
toes. j acres "nrn and other cr0uE Easv
terms. Travelling instructions TO see
this and q danuv TOR sga9 of = ac-es
with house and harm page - St-uut g
Fail CataiOE 1Co pages Bargains -
States. cnpr mailed f-ee S-PQL-T
FARM ACEN~T ~ ? Oiu South
Bldg Boston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-24
[. of M. Man to Coach
Trinity Football Squad

Hartford. Conn. Oct. 23-Thomas
Shepherd. VINO played fullback on
the University Of Maine football
team eight years ago. today took
charge Of the Trinity College squad
az head coach. He replaces George
BUCK, who resigned because Of bust
ness affairs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-24
Clerical Positions
For
Women and Girls

The opening Of new department.
neressirates several aGdItiouaI assist
arts. Liunt. CHAM work under cheer
tut. neats,1ful surroundings. with Sat-
u-aay afrernoons of ane n hIgnsr
wages ss,an ordinarily pad FOR simi-
lar work. Twenty -s'x per oert. OF our
present organization are young nnar-
-ieu ~omen.-Aiso several girls to as-
ssrnpie packages. snu work On mail,
Apuircariuus may now De mace 70
CHARLES A. PERKINS. Supt-
Tel. 73e-W talioWeil.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-24

London. Oct. s3-tBv The Assuri-
ated Pressl-Fred Fulton. an Amer-
lean heavyweight pugilist. tonight
knocked out Gordon CogaiH of Aus
traIia in the third round Of Whit
was TO have been 20--uund buut-
The fight was held in the HoEbern
stadium
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-24

urdav nIErt. May 3. between 10 anu
ID O'clock. WAS presented by NJ
Shad-oul Several others rssrrfied
70 seeing an automobile on Mrs.
parkprs lawn pstweer u anG
clock the morning of MAY 1.
Considerable evidence was also
Introduced 10 fix the time necessary
n drive an automobile from Mrs.
Purker's residence 70 Keith avenue
rnE -nturu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-24

Ths inward Effects OF humors azul
worse than the outward. They endnn-s
ger the whole svstsm. Hoods sunnnet
uariIla eradicate all numurs. cures On
their inWarn ana outward efectE Ii -
the great alternative and tonIr. whoso
merit mas bo4n everywhere esIzni=na4
ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-24
Arrange for Big
Shipment of Coal
to European Ports

London. Oct "a dispatch to the
Evening News from Cardiff says that
" II. Gardner. a Swansea coal oper-
atpr, On Wednesday n Paris completed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-24
JOV

If all were merry laugh ter, the joy Of relief
from grief would never come-sorruws Of the
bygone days. now recalled give to the present
much sweetened JOY. Joy needs sorrow as day
the night or else neither jor OF the day could
delight u.s.
Telephone your Want Ads TO Journal Want Ad
Taker. Phone 135 and dictate your Want Ad.
Ask how much 1t vii cost to have Il printed IN
The Journal for whole week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-24
Wdnfed

an arrangement under which Se1.as
tgws of Gus steam and ordinary coal
are To ne shipped from America 70 the
continental ports
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-24
REVIVE RACING
ON OLD TRACK
AT YARMOUTH

Yarmouth. Me Oct Odd Yarmouth
Trorr!ng par. which has been in dis
use fnr years, was enc scene Of thre"
exciting races staged this afternoon I'M
1e~ the auspires CT the Royal River
Driving Association. winch has been W
garized Ia huid IN annua! light harness
meet On -he old track. \ guodly num-
Her Of horsemeu from all over the
: a;e attended todHys races, The 1T
class went six meats, with Charlie
Watts VINO har finished the FIRST heat
in last place as tie winner nj lirst
none yioict Patton won the ~. class
IN SRA .gilI heats and made the nesj time
OF the afternuun-2I ia The SUM
mar
- CLASS MIXED PURSE slH.
Cha,1ie Watts p = by Gen
Wa IS. Tlckerson .--.-.--o :
Miss Chicke-ins. b IN.
Stuart ..-...-...--.....-..-t > :
Three Bells. m. Gay Z 20
AutCmlsrn. bl Z ward RI
Frank Ward. hi e Ras Ell d.
Tme-.2- Il, 2.26 II. - u. 10.
~ - 80
n CLASS MINED. PURSE sp
Charlie jefferson b z by Red
Elm. pUttle ...--..-.--.-......-..-2 I
John Brown 2 King ......i -
Belle Patcnen. h m. -ard--....-l :
Psier DI-sctum- n. Gav.-..--.,@ : 5 :
E4alcium ch h. Russell -....5 n,
Time u. u IA, - "a IT
2I4 Class MIXED. PURSE Sna.
vioiet Patch hi. m by Dan Patch
Fp'rnes .-...1 I I
Monk p z Portie --.....-........
Huiy Rot Jean. m. King .-...-..5 /;
Crafts Potnis. b- e. lard moods . 4
Time-2g - AZ liz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-24
CLASSIFIED-DISPLAY
Auto PAINTING

Your ding looking ca- made 70 look
like new IN Offering coat Bring II III
louav ! guarantee satisfaction and
prompt deliver when promised. J. a.
McEachen. q Gage 81. opp. shoe fac
tory. Tel 1o9s-y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-24
MERCHANDISE

Articles FOR Sale 81
BARRELS-A bout 80 potato barrels.
Tel. g.. 2 . Common Co.
BARN EQU-PMENT-Lst Us measure
your barn for IIt-er carrier also Gucte
you or steel stalls ana sIancnIons wiz
urInkInE ruus GIe~-lsf q smith. 81
Silver 81. NaJe-vilie. me. Tel az
ANkETS-best and largest line Of
blankets offered II rne CltE w
bought hes blankets -lghI and can
give our customers me benefit. 10
MOI DlIv urIi. YOU luuk over our STOCK
OF street and stable blankets. ,Ie--
-;sn q smith, Il Silver - al"
e-vilie Nj Te! 46s
FyFF READY TIA 81 LIGF-S-Prck
~ sizes and all larger shapes. Al1rac-
i've prices : +. Cpgan Co. AA@us
HORSE BLANKE-S-Fur stable, stree.
and s-nrn- large Inc, lowest pr.c+a
5en-v Y. T:Eue CD. - Main 8. Va
e-vjIle T. Tel lS1-W
RANGE-Ont clarion IN NICE condition
q. c-ade Tel lG.S-W Cfer~Isn 5 SnIln
Waterviiie- Ne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-24
BUSINESS Equipment

ADDING MACEIN Bur-nugns IT
first c.aEs condition lust right ror a
retail sure Inquire PurInrdn 5Tos.
AUGUSTA.
SAFE-Te have severa4 sizes Of pff1ce
fi-ep-ouf safes. nearly new mat we
az offeu,rE- a. sIstcia! prices. Also
small house sd. es ana ti-eprout boxes.
CIt.---,sr x Smith. Il silver &, "A aTe~-
vile. Ma ne. Te,. 46E'
-ypEW r T"'E-T-FOr rental. Z nde~
wuuds ana RUva.s IN firsJ class con
ditIoE 2iDbans acc, .1c, :. LEO T
Merrill. 4 Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-24

Girls to work in cutting and
stitching room. Experienced
hand or machine tack DuIlers
in lasting room. Apply at Of
fee of {. A. Eaton CO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-24

Real Estate <pr Exchange &C
pROPER-v-Bought and soid Bes-
%acilites for uuick handling St-iCtlE
confidenCIal. Il. Gye-stein. Tel SOL nd
or a7<-i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-24
Ads Just Like These Have Brought Success Profit and Happiness Many


MERCHANDISE
Musirai INSTRUMENTS e.
CLARTNEr-B fat Boehn system.
practically ueu, excellent tpne Bought
IN France cr A Z. = banuaman
Price - Address a z. F." care
journal
PLAyO-Csed. standard make. Ipright
largest size very hnndsorne rHt1rnny.
pArfF must sell on account of moving.
Telephone H--5.
PIANOS To RENT-Rent allowed on
our reguisr allowance plan. =. z.
Downing, Augusta Phone LOO.
ssscs, PIanss. FertiIizers q
sTRA wEEr4.y PLANrssend eur nur
plan Tor growing ne Perfection st-sw-
ns--v lis tree This piHnr mas 4
record return o more tf1an Eve chou
sand dollars per acre. Stock limited
Dozen 20 customer VII sell s1auuari
varieties To close. at INV prices. Elm
orook ca--n Co, ARllpwel Maine.
Wearing Apparsi IS
CLOTHING. 3: Farrell has solo ms
INTEREST III the store HI ~ Water 81
but viii continue al 80 Watsr with a
mn line u men 5 and boys clothing
CCAT-Geuu buffalo. with octs~ rim
mings IN excellent condiriun T you
want The best come and see II. Price
Sesh Ere-er q. Lowe Skuwnegan
Ne, care Fogr drug store
LADIES COATS-2O iast year =. 10 De
closed OFT Il YER low urires al n
Richmond Dept Store. i4a Water -
@arted-To Buy 6h
CIDER APT'LES-wu pay s. per l09
1s Load a. Augusta Oct % q - and
=, Gardiner C'rr - - C. = Waiz-
worth To- 4sS-M Gardner
B0Ohs-Histury Of the -obper am
Lhlei Freney also the Seven Cham
Dions. Cod price Cor either pooa
Roy = huntington. " Orange, Y J
PLANOS-A used upright, ar" age II in
fair shape. Tel. ss4-J
POWER CIDER MILL-In good rondi-
-iUr thai ear be easily moved. Ac
Grass z. .. Box IL. Na,ervilie A-.
SECOND land FURNITU RE-Of h!
KINGS wanted. Highest cash price
paid. Augusta furniture Co.. T-l0s
Water ST. Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-24
ROOMS AND BOARD

ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms Without Bcarc Is
CHAPEL ST. +S-Large 'front.' chamber
and pa~tor modern cnnveniences-
Phone 2S2-W
WINTER, 81 SFurnished rom
nom. modern con veniences suitable
tDr one cr Two.
HARTFORD HOCSERuurns with or
WITHOUT housekeeping privileges. Tran
SCENTS 5Gc. - 8 per uay. Tel sgl-W.
Rooms FOR housekeeping sc
CHILD ST Sl-Con venienI FURNISHED
housekeeping suite Tel 1851
WESTERN AVE- rooms minutes
rom Morang CROSSING. acre .anu.
s. month NJ s Eulway, % Water st..
AUGUSTA.
Where 20 Eat =
HAYES REST CRANT-At Bridge St
shore dinners our speciaitv -nnsters
served daily Reg dinner 4oC
Observation-Disclosures. 5pa-c .
AP4 P-MEN--of Two or three sur-
nIsneG -uOH!s IN augusta or Water
vile + z Frazier, WaterviIle Gen.
Deliver
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-24
FINANCIAL

Business Opportunities 3E
CASE-Paid for notes and acruunts
write me what YOU have. X care
henneDeC journal.
FCEN TT RE-And Undertaking An
oid and well established business n
Richmond. Me. nearest competitor u
miles 4 goud growing town OF Is4a
This il a money making proposition
Tor the right man. Address .. CLARK
FlaGg. Richmond, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-24

PEOPLE YOU know ruy and sell rhIngs
ne journal Want Ad Way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-24

2,I4 Class MIXED, PURSE xro.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-05
FOOTRACE ' FUR MEAL; SAVED
 BY GOV. CAMPBELL

The thrilling melodrama, "A Foot race for d Meal" was unexpectedly staged at the American Kitchen short ly before midnight last night, with Governor Campbell in person, granting executive clemency 10 the culprit
 Eddie Smith, from anywhere, broke but hungry entered the restaurant and seated himself at table. Order ing modest meal he proceeded to put 1t away where it long had been needed. The waiter, unsuspecting, punched the cheek and tucked it under the glass of water.
 The meal finished, Eddie rose from his chair and with practiced eye mea- sured the distance to the door.
 With burst of speed that surprised the walters into immobility, Eddie reached the door, without hesitating at the cashiers desk. and was gone.
 Two walters and the night manager started in pursuit but were fast be- ng outdistanced when the fleeing man ran squarely into the arms of Jerry Sullivan, policeman, not more than q block away, who brought Eddie back tO the restaurant to face an irate man agor
 But among the diners at the restau- rant at that hour happened to be Gov ernor Campbell. He had witnessed the occurrence. Learning that the man was broke and needed the meal, the governor squared the matter by pro- iucing a dollar.
 The cashier took the dollar and placed the change on the counter. Ed die grabbed it and bolted for the door This time he was not pursued.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-05
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 1919

Neb.; C. l.. Myers, Denver, Colo; Hon. r. A. Ilordan Flagstaff; J. W. Wither- spoon, lngleside; r. J. Miller, Ingle- side; G. B. Webster. Ingleside; w. ". Cook and wife, Phoenix; Mir. and Mrs. Edgar Apperson. Phoenix; Mrs. Squier, Rhlnelanuer, Wis: Alr. Collins, Phoe- niX; Ralph SOlley, Phoenix; Joseph Keller, Quincy. Ill.; J. R. Graham, Pres colt; Mrs. l.. R. Hall Ingleside; Mir Elmer Hall, Ingleside: Mrs Warren McArthur, Ingleside: Mrs. Richard Pol son, lngleside; c. B. Hodges, Detroit, Michigan. Frank B. Baird, Buffalo, N. Y.; Harry Yates, Buffalo. N. Y; w. Noonan, Rochester, N. Y; Frank Mus selman, santa Ana, Calf; Geo. August, Wickenburg; T. c. Norris. Prescott; Mrs. N. N Weed, Cleveland, O.; A. C.. Turner, Prescott.
 sandusky Tractors, sizes IO-2O and 1855. Prompt delivery, dependable service. Birkett G. Co.,, Adams and First street, Phoenix.-Adv. If
Arizona republican., 1919-03-05
MT ENOUGH ROOM
 FUR STATE LIBRARY?

The new addition to the capitol is not strong enough to hold up the state library, in the opinion of the engineer for the commission of state institu- tions. as expressed to Con Cronin, the state librarian.
 Cronin further stated yesterday that the quarters proposed for the state library are totally inadequate and will not accommodate half the books they have now.
 'The state library, on account of its crowded condition, said Mr. Cronin exists mostly in name only The law library alone consists of 25,000 volumes and they are scattered all over the four floors of the state house, with 1000 volumes piled up in the house gallery. Lawyers cannot get at them, and they are registering strong kicks every day. The general library con sists of 100000 additional volumes.
 The state has been 50 years accum- ulating this library, much of which could not be replaced, but it is not In condition to be useful because of lack of space
Arizona republican., 1919-03-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS

Jefferson-L. G. Shafer. N r.: Mrs. F. w. March. city; X. Lahor Y. Y; John Meier, Dallas; IT, l.. Westover; Mrs. Ray Latham Kansas City: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ellison. L. A.. Mr. and Mrs N J. Lewis: IT, II. Gross, Chicago. C. IT, Humboldt. l.. A.. Geor- gia Eaton, Florence, 3I Shott, \. Y; Ntt0 Zool <. r.. G. F.. Kellogg. Yuma ". 4. Hancock, r.. A., D. Well, r.. A.. Dr. c. W. Wilson. Prescott. T. J. Turner; Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Barry, Lakewood. ohio: Mrs. E. (. Pitcher, Gilbert. Miss Adah Ware; II. J. Mi Tine. l.. X.
 Commercial-D. J. Mitchell l.. A.; J. <. Cashiou; J. A. Carlson, Douglas; Mrs Charles M. Peek. l.. A.; T. E. Wilson. Glibe: Charles r. Brice, city; D. B. Iayalle. l. A.: Mrs. F. II. Marsh J. McGoveru <. F.. l.. J. Muner Tue son. r. C. Bennett, X. l.. BlumenthaL san Antonio; F. Stcgcr; Mrs. Near and daughter. Wichita Kansas; q. l.. Will Hams. l.. A.. owen ". David; F. W. Gordel w. IT, Merritt and wife, Pres c1tt. ". <. Stevens, city; J. l.. Sand CTS. Mesa: Gus Bauer. Bisbce; <. IT. Fischer, Glendale, Jack WestWood, L. A.: Cecil Wright; Howard Pusht.
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Arizona republican., 1919-03-05
LITTLE GIRLS WANTED.
 ELKS MERRY MINSTREL

First rehearsals for the Elks' Merry Minstrels, which will be produced March 26, 2 and 2S, will he held this afternoon, at the Elks hall, immediate 1y after the close of school. This af- ternoon's tryouts will be for little girls only.
 The committee in charge requests all members of the order to send to the re- hearsal as many little girls as they can set into touch with. Girls are wanted between the ages of , and 12 years particularly ones who have some gifts in dancing.
 A meeting of the committee will be held tonight, and also there will be q meeting of some of those who are to take leading parts.
 Beginning Friday, rehearsals will be held every night.