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Arizona republican., 1919-03-08
MEET IN ARCTIC COLD

DAWSON. Y. IT.. March z Three Royal Northwest Mounted polico Arc tic patrols. met ast month at Fort McPhcrsou. au Arctic ocean point ,r- tordlng to tho Dawson patrol which has returned from thc north oyer the snow tuL
 One "t the trio was from Edmonton. Nloert'. and had J'urncyed north the entire length of the Mackenzie river The second patrol was from Dawson fhI me third came from HprschtI Isl- Fnd 10 exchange mail and Co get news papers from the outside world.
 Ihe Dawson officer reported that a patrol sent north in December distrjb- iited Influenza preventative over Tho vast areas north of here. In an effort ! p hetp the epidemic out of the Arctic fIl trovcl between Canada and Ai,sl'9 tlong the Arctic coast has beon ftopued
Arizona republican., 1919-03-08
DECIDE BILLIARD PLAY TODAY

CHICAGO, March 7.-The national amateur balk line billiard champion ship was assured for a Chicago man tonight when Corwin Huston of De troit, the present champion. was beaten by P. x. Collins. the Illinois Athletic club entry in the national tournament by 300 to 137 in 32 innnigs. David Me Andless. the Chicago Athletic associa tion entry leads the field of seven anna teurs with five victories and no de- feats, and he and Collins. who has won four games and lost one. will meet tomorrow afternoon to decide the title
Arizona republican., 1919-03-08
OFFICER CONVICTED
 FOR ARMY GRAPHING

NEW YORK. March 7.-Sidney r. Corn. formerly a captain in charge of thc personnel office at Camp Upton Was convicted in federal court today Of having accepted a bribe to use his office to obtain the discharge of a soldier last December. He will be sen fenced tomorrow.
 Lloyd Mehlig, of New York. for mer sergeant preferred the charges. ln his testimony he described an auto ride during which he handed S250 to Corn. Three days later. Mehlig said. Dc Nas released from the army.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-08
KNOX IN FeRVID APPEAL

CANTON. O.. March -McKinIev and Roosevelt would to God they were with us now. with their sound iudg- ment to tell us whether this evil thing with the holy name should be accepted by the American people" declared Senator Ihilander C. EnoS. of Pcnnsyl- vania. in an address culogizing former Presidents NcKinlcY and Roosevelt here today at the annual banquet Of the Canton McHinlev club. This was tba only reference made Co the proposad league Of nations.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-08
ELIMINATE NEBRASKA U.

MANHATTAN, Kas., March 7-The University of Nebraska basketball team was eliminated as contender for the Missouri Valley conference champion ship here tonight when the Kaneas City state agricultural college five de- feated if 35 tO 2q
Arizona republican., 1919-03-08
LONG PLAY IN BILLIARDS

CHICAGO. March 7-The longest game thus far in the national amateur balk line billiards tournament was won today by II. C. Allison. Detroit, from Percy r. Trump. Pittsburg, 300 to PSI in 6S innings. Allisons high run was A; TrumpiS !.
 Robert NJ Lord. Chicago. defeated J. r.. Morton, Philadelphia, 300 to 215 in 39 innings Lords high run was 32 MOrton's 3t
Arizona republican., 1919-03-08
PREPARE WAR RELIC SHOW

BOSTON. Mass. March 1-Drders To assemble thirty Live traiuloads of war relies to be sent to various parts Of the country for use iu connection with the Victory loan campaign have been received by Chester !. Campbell. director general of thc allied war ex- position. he announced here today. The collection will include tanks. big guns. machine guns. airplanes and other de- vices used hy the allied and German armies.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-08
DISPOSE OF GERMAN FLEET?

LONDON March N. According to the Daily Mails Paris representatives the powers have agreed Co distribute the surrendered German warships be- tween themselves. but the United states and Great Britain are ir accord regarding the necessity of sinking their respective shares.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-08
FRANCE RECOGNIZES POLAND

WARSAW. March e. diavasj- '.Ws spopers today publish the letter of phcn Plchon. French minister or ,oielsn affairs. notifying Premier ,aaitefeWski ,it of the recognition of thc roiisn government by France N lI,non aiter referring Co the historic 'ond COT friendship between Poland and France. wrote. '"u
 lh no country Was recognition ,r . ''I i.'ton. after its long martvrdou move hoped flr than in France
Arizona republican., 1919-03-08
SEATTLE SIGNS NEW PITCHER

SEATTLE. Wash. March 7.-Pitch- CT Bowman of the Toledo club of the American Association in 1917 has been signed for the Seattle Coast league club according to word received today from Manager Bill Clymer. Bowman was purchased outright Herb Mur- phy. in charge of seven Seattle recuits, left today for Taft California, the spring training camp. Eight men had left previously at odd times. By March F President James R. Brewster of the club said he expected to above about v nlaNnrs in training in Taft
Arizona republican., 1919-03-08
7oRNsRooK ReRUcED IN RANK

'L lASO roNas. March ,-urle .uu,t General James J. Horubrool lH"ef or The El paso militar,, Ilct and former commandaut qt
 .""Aii-' Arizona was honorahlv dis 'ii.tI sed as nrisadier gcnearl of the wan
 Hitnll nmcni and automatically re- tlmed his ronk of colonel of cavalry iio h"a not received his new assign ment. Genera Horubrook was over yeas Tor siN months and has been in command here since he was made a hrigldier eeuerul-
Arizona republican., 1919-03-08
SMALL SQUAD TO TRAIN

CHICAGO. March 7.-Not more than 24 players will be taken on the spring training trip to Pasadena. California, Manager Fred Mitchell, of the Chicago Nationals announced tonight In order to reduce the squad, Pitcher Dixie Walker was sold to the Columbus club of the American association.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-08
TO REPRESENT BOLIVIA

PANAMA, March Julio Samora. who was recently designed to act as fi- nancial agent of Bolivia at Washington. will leave for New York tomorrow. Senor Samora said the action of Bolivia in declaring war against Germany so discredited German financial control. formerly existing. that the opening for American bankers is excellent.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-08
MERCHANT MARINE
 IS UNHAMPERED

. WASHINGTON. March [. Con ijruction and operation of the mer- 'hant marine win not be hampered in iiny respect by failure of congress To pass appropriation measures. Chair nan Hurley of the shipping board an loulnced today. The only effect of the [ allure of appropriation measures. he
 dlu' VIII loo Co delay payment Of obli- cations assumed when Che government fequigitioned ships
 Suthcient funds arc available. it was NplAined. Co meet all ordinary ov- 'enses during the present fiscal vear
Arizona republican., 1919-03-08
CHICAGO HAS THREE MILLION

CHICAGO. March 7.-Chicago has passed the 5000 900 population mark. according to estimates made today by am official of the concern that prints the city directory. which if confirmed by the next federal census. it was said, possibly might permit Chicago to dis place Paris as the fourth largest city of the world. The estimate was said to have been based on postal statistics.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-08
City subscribers who do no. re

City subscribers who do no. re- ceive their copy of The RepubIi- can promptly, should telephone the Circulation Department, Phone 4331, before 8 o'clock in the morn ing and a copy will be sent.
 Country subscribers who fail to receive their paper should call before o'clock in the morning and copy will be mailed. All city carriers should be thru with their delivery by 6 a. m. and country carriers by 8 a. m. If you copy is not delivered promptly you can help improve the service by telephonine 4331, The Circulation Department.
 Carriers finish their delivery on Sundays one hour later than on week days.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-08
o'LEARY TRIAL NEAR END

NEW YORK. March Examination of Jeremiah X. O'Learv. con trial in fed eral court here on a charge of sedition. was finished lato today. IL Is believed The ease will go to the jury by tEe last of next week
Arizona republican., 1919-03-08
---- --O---------- WEATHER FORECAST

Arzona-Saturday and Sunday gen erally fair; colder east portion Sunday
 New Mexico Saturday generally fair, except local snow north portion and rain southeast portion: colder southeast portion. Sunday generally fair
Arizona republican., 1919-03-08
BASKETBALL RESULTS

Al Denver University Of Colorado 30: Denver University. 23.
 Al Fort Collins. Colorado. School of Mines. 2G. Aggies. IS.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-08
SPAIN HAS NEW STRIKE

CORONA. Spain. March 7.- tHavas) The workers in several trades in this city have gone on strike. The munitions employees have also quit work
Arizona republican., 1919-03-08

NASHlNGTO< March President
 Is0u has written Representative rfIler oI Massachusetts thtt hc Was opposed Co fhc sinking uf ing sur Ur derud German NaI-hIp.. bout that nfr ludrWent was uOt final as he had no Fet hJd ,he opportunity to diecuss tfn matter Nth authoritative naval m.u.
 This he would dp. he sid when he rcIWncj tu Paris. The presidents let- tcr said fhc proposal to destroy the warships seemed hkc thc counsel of thuse who ao uUt know what else fo Co
Arizona republican., 1919-03-08
M. U. A WINNER

ST. LOUIS. March 7.-Missouri Cni- versity's basketball squad tonight de- feated Washington University 46 10 22
Arizona republican., 1919-03-08
GERMAN GOVERNMENT r F|GHTS SPARTACANS
 IN BERLIN STREETS

LONDON, March All the import ant buildings in Berlin were in the hands of government troops Friday afternoon and good prospect of main taining order was assured, according to German government wireless mes sage received here tonight.
 The number of dead and wounded in the recent fighting exceeds 400, the message says.
 BERLIN. Thursday. March 6.-As- sociated Press) troops began an attack today from all sides of the center of the city and made bril- liant progress. The attack was for the purpose of relieving police headquar- ters. A column from the west pro- gressed to within a block of police headquarters in two hours.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-08
Opnoses slnk nn Hun craft

purely local und not controlled by StIhtu uuseu mcuf"
Arizona republican., 1919-03-08
Americans Endangered

LONDON, March When spartacan forces captured the main telegraph of flee in Berlin Thursday, the members of the American Red Cross mission were endangered by the shooting, ac- cording to an Exchange telegraph dis patch from Berlin. Colonel Taylor or dercd the women with the mission to seek safety in the Palace hotel.
 The American mission to look after the welfare of prisoners entrenched it : self in the Hotel Adlon before a battery of machine guns.
 The battle for the telegraph office, the dispatch adds, was the worst Ber- lin has seen.
 LONDON, March S.-A dispatch to the Daily Mail from Berlin under date of Thursday describing the fighting says:
 ''The cold bearing and admirable equipment of a corps of officers num- bering from fifteen hundred to two thousand are factor of great import ance in the situation. They will only be called upon as a last resort as they are unpaid volunteers. many of them avowedly republicans. Their ap- pearance on the scene is significant of the state of events.
 "Aeroplanes have been watching over the fighting area all afternoon. It is stated that they belong to the indepen- dents and come from point near Pots dam not in the governments nosses . sion. One machine apparently was un- der the fire of an anti-aircraft gum
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-08-15
MARSHALL.
k++++++++++++++++%

Honoring the bride to-be, Miss Ella
Bearman and guests here for the
wedding, Miss Lillian Gold entertain
ed last Wednesday night with real
old-fashioned tacky party in the back
yard of the Gold home. The girls in
aprons and the boys in overalls aided
by the bright lanterns and various
"tacky' posters, were led into the
garage where they enjoyed dancing
to Victrola music During intermis-
sions candy, cake, and iced watermel-
ons were served and the party was
indeed a merry one. Those enjoying
Miss Colds hospitality were: Misses
Ella Bearman, Madeline Josey of
Shreveport, Rebecca Cohen of Coaho-
ma, Mississippi, Gussye and Rose
Goldberg, Lillian Gold, Elsie and Elise
Bergson, Dora Waghalter, and Nathan
anu RlCllcleu hIdHSOn VI 4NdICllcL,
La, Bernard Kranson of st. Louis,
Mo-, Irving, Nathan, and Jacob Gold
berg, Leon De Bre, Meyer Waghalter,
Mike Goldberg, Arthur Levy of New
Orleans, Joe Wolfe of Dallas, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marx Bath.
Mrs. ]. Applebaum returned from
a visit in California. She was accom-
panied home by her sister, Mrs. Silvia
Millman.
Little Miss Letha Gorkin of Shreve-
port is the guest in the Goldberg
home.
H. A. Goldberg has accepted posi-
ton as pharmacist with Irbishy's
quality drug store in Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Munsey and baby
of Dallas are the guests of B. Roth
and family.
Nathan Levy and Joe Hirsh return
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-08-15
Friday, August Is, 1919.

her wedding day. Exceedingly attrac-
tive at all times, she was especially
lovely to look upon. Gowned for trav-
ell in very beautiful and handsomely
modelled suit of brown, her youthful
ness was emphasized anew. Hat and
accessories were equally distinctive
in beauty, and gorgeous bouquet OF
white bridal roses and lilies Of the
valley completed her stunning toilette.
She is young lady of unusual charm
of manner, cultured, refined and ac-
complished, and has ever enjoyed un-
usual popularity in church and social
circles.
Mr.. Kranson, since early young man.
hood, has commanded a prominent
place in the business world, and is a
splendid and enterprising young man.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l..
kranson, OF Natchez, La, ana Drotn-
er of Sam Kranson, of this city, and
is interested with his father in large
merchantile business in Natchez
which place the happy young couple
will make their home upon their re-
turn from visit in st. Louis, Chicago
and New York, for which points they
departed on the Sunshine Special last
night.
The removal from the city of the
popular and gifted bride is a loss
which will indeed be keenly felt, and
Natchez' social, business and musical
circles will be the richer thereby.
Following the ceremony a social ev-
ening, sparkling and laden with laugh
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-08-15
ed from Dallas where they attended
the funeral of Mr.. Alex Kahn.
Pre-Nuptial Dinner.

the funeral of Mr.. Alex Kahn.
Pre-Nuptial Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Bearman entertain
ed the Kranson-Bearman wedding
party, relatives and out of town
guests here for the wedding, at
o'clock dinner last evening, at the
Hotel Marshall. The dining room was
beautifully decorated for the occasion,
featuring the color scheme of pink
and white, and the prettily appointed
table held places for eighteen. A
sumptuous seven-course turkey din
ner was enjoyed.
KransOn- Bearman.
A wedding of much beauty and in
terest was solemnzed at $3.50 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, at the home Of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Bearman, on East Fannin street, when
Miss Ella Bearman became the bride
of Mr.. Nathan Kranson, of Natchez,
La, DR.. R. Farber, of Texarkana, Of
ficiating.
A home filled with devoted friends
was the attestation of the popularity
of the young couple.
The bridal appointments were ex-
ceedingly attractive. Hands of love
converted the home into a veritable
bower of flowers, rich and fragrant,
which were arranged in various and
artistic designs, and the color scheme,
pink and white, was apparently an eff
fort to rival the beauty of the bride.
In the living room, arches of lattice
work, studded with pretty pink and
white roses, were entwined with ferns
and the bridal altar was arched by
forest vines draped with pink and
white flowers, from which were sus-
pended the beautiful floral bell, whose
silent chimes floated upon the air like
perfumed glory From the center of the
bell were suspended streamers of pink
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-08-15

and white ribbon, draped back amid
the flowers and vines. In the other
decorations the tube roses were favor
ed, large vase boquets of these flow
ers being placed to advantage. The
lights of the chandeliers were shaded
with pink crepe and tied with pink
ribbon, casting a rosy glow over the
lovely scene.
Just at the appointed hour Miss Lii
liam Gold set all hearts throbbing in
eager expectancy by the strains of
Mendelssohn's wedding march. Little
Maurine Kranson, niece of the groom,
as captivating as pink organdie and
ribbons can make of small maids upon
such occasions, led the procession, car
rying zephyr-like basket of pink and
white hearts, with which she strew-
ed the walk of the coming bride and
groom. Then followed the maid Of
honor, Miss Rebekah Cohen, Of Coaho-
ma. Miss, cousin of the bride, who was
most attractive in a white gown Of
Philippine embroidery, and carried a
beautiful bouquet of pink Killarney
roses. The bride entered on the arm
of her father, Mr.. R. Bearman, and
was met at the altar by the groom,
with his best man, his brother, Ber-
nard Kranson, of st. Louis, Mo. I'm
derneath the wedding bell, the bride
and groom gracefully formed their
lines of service, and were happily
united by Dr.Farber with an impress
sive service.
The bride was never fairer than on
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Police LIeutenants to Try for
Pgppailon tQ-CantalRss

~ TOTTENvILLE. April 26-Police
lieutenants attached to the various
precincts on State nIsland are look
ins forward to the next examination
for promotion to police captain in the
department of the city of New York
that is announced to take place next
week. The dates set are Wednesday,
April 20, Thursday. April 80 and May
g. at the headquarters of the Civil
Service Commission in Manhattan.
There are 226 applications filed for
the discrimination for the various pre-
cincts through the greater city. Those
from tie Goth precinct station. Totem
Vile. that are. to take the examination
, are Acting Captain John j. Turley and
SLieutenanat James McIver. Lieuten-
can't ames Lawson of the borough dis
: trict Office at st. George. formerly Of
the local station, is also on the list.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-26
TOTTENVlLLE

Mrs. Sarah Vaughan has been WIS.,
itins her daughter. Mrs. James Pear
sail, in Manhattan, this week
Private Harry Wood, of the 305th
infantry, who was wounded in action
in France, came in on the Aquitania
Thursday n Is expected to be home
with his mother, Mrs. James Wood,
of Butler avenue, within n few days.
Dr., III. v. Mccormick and N. J..
Lowe will be the speakers at the
Palace theatre tonight for the Victory
Loan campaign.
Rev. A. NJ. JonswoId, of Brooklyn.
will speak At the Norwegian church
Monday night following the minis
terial meeting in the afternoon at the
church.
The dance of the City Trio at
Knights Of Columbus hall last night
was well attended by members and
friends. Alexander's orchestra fur
nished the music for the affair.
A meeting and drill of Troop 81,
Boy Scouts. under Scout Master Ack-
erly, was held last night at the South
baptist church.
The Sunday afternoon meeting OF
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will be held tomorrow after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Martha Van
Name. of Main street.
The poverty social for the benefit
OF the memorial hospital asst night at
the home of Mrs. Ella Monroe. of
Fisher avenue, was a success and a
neat sum was the result.
Many were at the euchre at the
home of Mrs. Harry Arenson, OF AM
boy road. for the benefit of the Re-
hekah Odd Fellows.