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Arizona republican., 1919-04-25
FOUND NOT GUILTY
 IF ROBBERY CHARGE

Chester A. Lee, charged by Jane Scudder with robbery. was exonerated by jury in Judge Stanford's court yesterday after a trial during the course of which Lee made many start ling statements.
 Mrs. Scudder, who claims a husband in service, charged Lee with snatchine $50 out of her hand as she stood ln front of her small restaurant on South First street.
 The defendant alleged that Mrs. Scudder loaned him the money and was prompted by jealousy to bring the criminal action against him. After de- liberating a few hours, the jury re- turned a verdict of not guilty.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-25

slaughtered. the brand removed, the hide cut, and thrown in the river.
 Constable Jones of Buckeye and Warren Peterson of the board of sup ervisors have been working with the ranger on the case and Montgomery went to the range with view of consult ing with De Witt who is believed to have more knowledge of the affair thar anyone else. That he suspects some half dozen men as being implicated in the cattle ruStling was 1nt1mated by the sheriffs office yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-25
10000 ON WAY HOME

WASHINGTON, April 24.-Sailing from France of four transports, the battleships Vermont and New Hamp- shire, and the cruiser Frederick, with a. total of about 10000 officers and men, was announced today by the war department.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-25

A St Louis husband cut off his wife's "crown of glory" because he found stray hair in his soup Which shows how heartless some husbands can be- but
 A Chicago woman shot her husband because she found stray golden lock (hers raven) upon the sleeve of his coat. Which probably will persuade other Chicago husbands to whiskbroom their coats before going home.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-25

he is a witch; he ought to be killed and should be killed"
 Escalante is still on the stand and the case should be finished, so far as the government is concerned, some time today.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-25

h Russia bricks made of coal dust combined with molasses and resin, used for paving says a returning American We thought they were used for throwing at each other
Arizona republican., 1919-04-25
PREPARED

Little Benny looking at Elijah going to heaven in chariot of fire Pointing halo about the prophets head Benny exclaimed: See mamma he's carrying extra tire"
Arizona republican., 1919-04-25
Iowans st Home and Elsewhere

We sec by the dispatches that the state of Iowa, which led the whole country in all the Liberty loan campaigns, has already met it's quota of the Victory. loan. What might it not have accomplished if all
Arizona republican., 1919-04-25

Tn Siberia. they freeze soup into balls and sell it that way. most effective method of compelling the waiter to keep his thumb out of the soup when serving.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-25

John Burroughs, that great. good and famous old naturalist celebrated his S2nd birthday by splitting wood, daily chore of his, and which, beyond doubt is reason why he's 82
Arizona republican., 1919-04-25

Muffs were first used by doctors in order to keep their fingers soft. You know doctor would have deuce of time making out his monthly bills with frost-bitten fingers.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-25
TOO LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED

A CAPABLE GIRL for shampooiing one able to manicure or do hair work preferred. Apply today, The Adams Hair Store, IS East Adams, Phoenix
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Arizona republican., 1919-04-25

Dr. William Palmer Lucus, Prof. of Children's diseases at the Univer- sity of California Medical school San Francisco, is one of the dele gates to the Interallied Red Cross conference at Camres, France. The conference will prepare the program for the congress of all Red Cross societies to be held at Geneva, thirty days after peace is declared. The work will deal with the organization of an international council which will strive for the prevention of epidemic diseases and the perfection of meas ures for child welfare.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-25

Gro Be Continued)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11
Rpinoelaoen.

,>eiicrIon Gitu. No, 5tc 2loril.
@uperuer Gardener m0ertcgneoc
iooq Sopcn, iOm giper Yjsiouri3
apinoer Net til at itenme pda %rp
iiOertpoIgmGn0.
Otter at bape mOertegHct Sougn,
uotalte @llOeruerct: Zen ole 9lpri[
1919 oil betelue 6rentbrlooet al en-
IN 9Gra ! Wti5iollri. ioroI auiuoe.
itenmeret melrer Ian0t Gcnrotrati.
Seq bar altio islt. ar &pinOerre bar
uPret oen iofpOlenoe SroHpoelie /
6iemmet, o. leg fan life ie nogeH
@rmO, buorior DC life iflrIoe gUe
en- ltgeiaa gaunlig SnoilpoeIie paa
Golititen % oe poIitiite Nliferer.
Get uil ultio bli Ell al min Aomiui.
itrctious melt iremtr0oenoe Se1i.
~penbeoer, al Oct bar iaIot ! min 500
at gipe oenne itore 6~remtiosbeup.
delIe nit oiiicieQe @ifolo.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11
Virterbveden.
llongternc bar Den lite Ipril irr.
ocles luuenoc.
T~cpartcmcmtcts cpcrjlaa.

@nibinqfon oen Soc 9lpril. 9nno.
brltgsoeportcmentct ipoor, at oi ioor
nil ioo oeu itsritc MISUNDERSTANDING.
lom u%ogcuqoug bar nprct ~inbhsltct /
De Gor. Statcr. Gepartementet ba.
ierer oenlc lin Spaaoom poa @re.
oenS 3ilitduo Sen lite Ipril. - Gad
oettc 8runolag %nnilnnr oct Iplingelt
til set cnormc llobptte al $4,000
900 @nibelS og bens @Groi, beregrct
citcr 6cH al Reqieriuaen qarantercoe
Vris al 1926 pr. 9u'bel. iii St.S9t,.
$4,000.
Inlingen biG6e. hbis irgelr ttgiiil.
itiqe Cmitrnoiabeoer ifuIoe inotrpiic
inoeu Soroclteu, blt 100000 900
9uibeIS iterrc emo Sen tioligcre nc.
foroapIiud iom inobeiteocS / 1914.
on 24S,000.000 9uibclS iterrc ems
9Iulingcn iiior.
Retoroooliuacu / 1914 uoQproe
6Sl,990 9ulbel5: I 1917 bcls6 ocn
lig til bare 412,90t, 900, men FOR.
eaeOea iiior iom en- oeloiS 6elae al
Grid@trpffet til 55S,lI9,0 900 9uibels.
Nolin9cnS SiIitono ber lite Gpril
iorriQe War par 1876 Yrocelit al ell
Nornralooling og / 1917 63.i. me.
oen9 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for sc
lioitc Ii Mar bar opret S2.3 Trocent.
Ellltanoeu al Den nPrbprenoe glus
linz hor / 8toen mellenn lite 1ccent.
Der OF lite Ipril ianr iorbcoret lidl.2
Erocent ionmenIiquct meo en- @ien.
nemlnit9neognng al 50 Trocent /
lomne SioSrim / DC lioite 10 Mar.
Gen Iuling, iom Tiuterhueoens
Tilitono oen lite April iaur tegneSe
iii at bile gioe. uemlig s37,000,0 900
@uibelS, er u9iten oobbelt idu ltor
iom Observation-Disclosures / be 1ur.
Stater / DC fem 9or igr Rriqcn,
nemlig ii2,000.000 / Nareuc 1909
Ia, og nuiteu 30 Yocent lterre emo
/ Grigsuareue l9ti-tS, Ga 8ict.
neminitsuobpttet bar 562. 100000.
SilitoHoen eller llolilterne for IN.
oeUpreuoe Npling er beOrc. et6 DC
nogenqong bar ppret ropportercoe at
bare ocn lite Npril li0eu 1882, OF
oct antDoeoe ltobutte itsrre clto noget
aftuelt %llobutte | noget ioreqouenoe
Aar meo llnotagelle ar / 1914, ou
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bar 1S.5 Or.
molanet Acre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11
Sicvfle. 0nouitrien.

Sra ld9fpu0ig Slide lpooes. al Ser
&aorcn % Sommercu uooper pil
fonmre iii al bcrlfe en- mclet iclclla
N,anqeI pan 9icpfIer. Der giere5
nemlig %opmcrfiom pao, at oet oil
bli umulig Tor DC tore 9icptleiabri
fnntcr, DER urocr arigcu upltcn u0e-
luttenoc bar oRret belfleitlget meo
at tilpirfc iorltielig Slaa5 aria5.
mutcriel, al fltnne ttlire0sltilIe oelt
itigcu0c GitcriporgleI eiter bette let
pinote % populTre 9eiororing9mi0.
0el.
Der ipne9 iaoIcoe@ at pGre itor
6ore lor, at mango &uiinoer al
Gutter % en- bel Armc AZ D}Gno.
JON ioar baUoc giort zig 0nnb ON
at bli Gier al Ell @icpcle, bill bIi mott
til iremocIes at BRUCE "NpoitIene5
6eite".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11
en- "6uloorube".

Sra SberoobI, Sans. mcoocleS
Den Gtc 9lprll: "@uIogrlibeu" er
oct AIapn ion Bernard e, Gping
bar gipct 6ormcu i'm noe pco Rcpu
blIcou &irer, noqle ioa giil berfra
gpen.
Rr. Gpiug isIer iig bis poa, at
ban bar gipet Neu set ri9tIse Haon.
Tor 0en bar pitt iig font en- Sub.
grlrbe Tor ham, liocu ban bIep @ier
al oen SEQ 0iplp al Ct al ham
ielo opiumbct Srriqationsipitem
prntper han &ano noopcr Tarmen
og bar oIorig fienot til ct llaar,
eller at logelt enfeIt gUling bar
iIaoet icil.
San bar giOrt 6arnlen joni cr
aanitc Ijocll, bsiit luobringenoe peo
at ipecinIiiere / Groom Corn. 0due.
prooufter. &%anomeloner o. uuore
unobriugenoe Aplinger. 6eroco cr
Mr. Gpiug life aIcle bet iitouo til
at betaIe ior 6armen. men III o1iau
at ltaiTc en- taIrig 6amilie ct goot
llotomme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11
mulfterct Oommer.

Eenoer, Cole, BEN zoe @(pril. Gen
9eil 9. Sinoien, Dem betjenote Qom.
mer / garneretten beri 9enper / 81
tober 1915 ioe1Hte Stroi al $500 /
9soer FOR uouiit 5oragt for Rettel,
itaoiaiteoes ioag al Statens 6sieite.
ref.
Sagen opitoo iom Ell 6slge al, Of
Gomrmer 2inoieD n9gteoe Of Tor.
tpIle en- Surg ! Sosen moo Mrs.
Bertha @rigbt. iom bar anflaset
iorat bape mDroet lin Mane, bpao
Varrets II Mar gnmle Ssn Neal
bapbe i~ortalt bam ngoaenbe Scr.
brpoeIien. CONNER 2inolep baie.
reoe i'm RegteIie paa Dem Grulo. al
0eaI par Ell YspnoIins al bans Ret,
og at bpao ban bapoe iortalt BAN,
uor az en- foufoeriel HatiIr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11
&orbuosa fitemnino

Toronto, Ontario. Sen 7oc 2tpriI.
Gremierminiiter Searit forfnnotc
ioue / 2egisIaturerl, at Der pil bIi al
boIot ell 6olfcafitcmning oper. ON
TropInIenS 6~orbubslop ifol opbu.
pes, og ON Solg al Gl % &iu ifnl
tiaobeS. Ser ifaI itemmes oper Iel-
genoc Spsrgsmaal:
1. Spbppeiien al Tropinien On.
tarios SorbuosIoo.
2. SnIg al Ioaet nIfo6ol6oIOiQt
gl / f~orIegIe0c Slater eQer onore
gcboIoere UNDER &esieringsfontrol.
9. Snlg al aItobolipagt 81 / uo.
ifi9afningSlte0er.
4. @egr9nid SaIs al i%pirituoic
Griffe / 4Imin0elisbeb unoer Rc.
gjeringens aOntroI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11
OlfriSen / Wlit,iean.

Sra Getroit, Mi6., nteoocle5 Sen
zoe Mpril: Weo &~pin0crne for for,
itc Sang bcrettigebe til at Ocltagc /
Salgenc % meo Ell upiS Stamp / llo
iigt pper Oct foultitutioncIlc Ynlcrt.
oenrent t~illuoenoe Solg og BRIG al
81 og Bin imeOeiees oet forcitoaenoc
%aarpalg meb liplig Snteresle. 5
ofiicielle &rebie penter man en- ercm.
peIles ltor 9eltogeIe / @aIget.
gf StatSembeosmGno ifol ser
pplges TO Seietaretshommerc, TO
llniperiitetS "Regetts", TO Weolcm.
mer al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10
Mteolemmer al Stntens Sfolcfom.
mission pg en- Statsifole luperinten
bent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11
Nv G%misrantIop.

0ttapa ben S6e 4pril. Tori1aQ
til en- meget ltreugere 6caulerinq az
%n6uanoriugen iremiatte3 ! Wnu
0dqs / lluoerhuiet. 9lnltot auoet
iorlunqcs Sen (io inoeu builteu CIT
SuopaHorer fan uopiics igleu. iii
FEM Mar, og Der frGues en- i~farperc
lluoeri0geIie ar Eerioncr. lon OF.
fer al ir0onn0rc til %onoet.
glanot Terioner. lont oct urgte5
at inopuuorc, er i1uouHre. iom buer.
fen fan Lore caer itrlUc; Ferioner.
Iom er blepet ii0piit ira noget al Dc
aaicrcoe 2anoe. "a Ierioner, iout
agitcrer for Gmitprtelien al al lou.
liz Regleriug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11
upeir / Noropelten.

Ct. Saul, Wiun., ocn Soc 4pril.
8olOiomme Sneitorme. pcglenoe me0
Regn % Slu0, rnIeoc igoar og / Rat
! 9toropeiten % foroaringeoe aOifiI,
l9 Sfa0e.
) Goit Gbain, ser lager ca. 10
Nfil / SDoSit for 6oirmorlt. giiun..
antog Stormen aarutter al Ell Eor-
nnoo, oemolerenoe mango StEr,
6eriebuic % SaauebpgniHger.
5 0uIutb bI9ite Ser en- oroeut,ig
Storm, Iou onretteoe ob'fiuig GOe
Ipggelie paa Stilbter % SpeilGlos.
piu0uer. Cafe Superior bragte5 /
Ct iaa poIoiomt Sprsr, at oct al.
iaues utilroaoeIig al berDttc 6pnge.
broen meaem 0ltllitb % Bart 4oiut
oa &anoet itpQeoe oper groer5 9IS.
rebane.
Nun0rcoer al Tarf IJiut6oere.
Tom operraiteoes al llueIret ! III.
lutb. bIep tpuaget til at tilbriuSe
aIatten Der. Wen beloiapi5 tunOe
groen ioog after aabres ior Era
iifeu.
9agl, Sne SIno og Hesn ieia0e
henoper Heoriperoaler. iaa 6arme.
re, Der par iGroige iii al baapuoe
Saauin9eu, oil bliue ueot iii At rs.
iGtte Arbeioet fanite miuoit Ell llgeS
lib.
5 gismarcf, q. 9af.. iolot Der
IRE Sommer meo Sne, %, laauiot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11
en- moroeriif Heoaftcr.

Ct. SoIcph, no, ben zoe Glprit
&reOSoommer 3. &. 9euilbiN ira
Hid)mono, Oto., blep ioag oucriaIot
oeri 9perl al ReOaftsren al Slid
mono GonIerpdtor", u. g. 2pon, %
t~ilioiet nj anipitif, otte al Dem /
llnoerlipet OF ct / @rpitet. Com.
meren befinoer fig / en- megct trltiif
Silitano.
S~periaI6et ionbt Stco / Gorrtbu
Jet / Nihnlono. DC bar lepet poo en-
ipGnbt 500 nteo binanoen iiOen BAL
get flor Spit, oa 0ommeren par
&alloiout ipr aongrcsien, mems
2polt itetteoc aougresmano 2lIernn.
ser ira 8ulatlr.
9pon operguu iig fripiaig til 80.
litiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11
Tornado / Omaha.

Sra Cmabo, Icbraito. tclegroIe.
res oeu zoe april: On (orHaoo
m0trof iaaor slite3 I Sen reitliae
Gel al 9neu. 6lerc Mennsiter bleo
ita0eoc, men IonuiOt, man biotiI pe0,
6lep ingen orGbt. Cmrrent 80 &au.
uiugshuie bier ooc.ogt etIcr bclfa'
0igeoc
9asiuqererac m,O cit Sporpogn|
If Tia en- oDatig 9iuitelic 10 st az
porlig Strpf ! Slooet Oa SogneH al
Storncn blcp loitet belt % al StilI
neruc.
Goruaooen bevrge0c itg paa en-
ererrriif @aaOc. Srn log nto od
bGueoe iig igien ilere @ange pan ed
Giitunce al blot Ell ~aImiuoeIiJ Gitp}
9loct.
Saapcl Toliti. iom 9rnuoppier}
uor paa Steost en- fort Sio eiter. al
llreiret uar faret i'm Gel. SeIeiou{
Oh andre S~e0ntuger Oar neorepne ID
ale Sp9 ganet uo.
Ne!e 9sutten igiennem pal0reoe II
Haspiloc % itrptllagne @teuneiteI
on / De merte Gaoer. isgenNe Sp|
lpSninger ON Slpgt % Senner. ion
man life uioite, bpor bar blepet al.
Soruaooeu inotraf eiter Ell barn
Sonoag gitermiooas. affurat ion
5ornaooen paa Iaaifeienoae ocI
POE Ntarts 1913; "a $50 Mcnnclfej
blep orrbt % Here bunoreAe Sui
Iast | Huiuer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11

ma bar funnel erfare. raIeoe Stor.
men oOcr belle Statert.
Ser ! It. GauI bolot 6olf iie /
ltsrIt miIig lloltrGfning ~inoenoers.
0cooluooo, z. 9, oelt S5c 9(pr,l.
Gn ooloiom Sncitorm raieoc iqanr
pno oiaic aontcr. &eo W%hoooastio
bar Ser oIIercoe iaIot u sos Sne.
laa Sogtraifcu maattc in0inae5.
Siorncn ltroftc ia iaa Iargt mo.
ooer lom til Iaiante, Geb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11
i've Vdabendrter.
Srrcn foreocS mch ct 9nitfurps %
en- Snnfbri1noc,
Np rgamiiatiomspian.

sra MoihjuQtcn n~NooeleS. at Ser
nco Rcorgauiiatioucu al oen omcri,
farlfe NNr pll bIl oprcttct to me
"Gaabennrtcr" lom lrrlfilbtc. Taft
lie Gele al Den Ct SilitforpS 90
en- "(anf~ 9rigooc.
Suftforpietv 6reo~imrfc lfol be
itno al LOO Aeropldner o. ct De.
lerpc poa 3,400. 0cmle Elon CT
boicrct poo Ell iomlet NGriprfe paa
509,000 V}ano. hporoi Suititprfen
fonmcr Ill at trae 1928 Sficerer
% 1853 Niau0.
SuittorpiciS Sreo&itprfe ital iuo'
oeIeS / s. "SQuaorons" al huiIfe
II itaI tiloeIea apitioriuaret, - an.
pcnoeS iom "furiuit Squaoron$" o.
20 lom Spciocr. % Bombing
Sq%ro0ron3".
s 2uitforpfct uiI o8ion bIi inobc
iattct ~ 9ullonfompouier, ser ltnl
inooclea | ire "gSin99" pua bpcr IT
&ompanrer.
SantiOig oil ser ogian bIi oprct
tet uof Ell I'M &oabeuort, lom / &er.
OenafriQen piite liz at upre al oen
oIlerltsrite &etponing, nemlIg De BE-
remte "GuufS" "6eltteitauoIc.
riet", iom DC oIminoclig fal0tcS,
noor &c rDffcoc frem oroueoc / Slot
% 5slgc.
FIoncn er, / 6orbiuoclie meo Sen
me REORGANIZATION. at oprettc ct
&orp3 paa min0it 1850 laoounnc
Eonfa, bcroi 33 al ocll Iurre % 720
al Den lettc Snpe 6out0en oi5ie
ifol ocSlloen bper aompnni- % pa.
tolions6ei ioripncs mco Ell Ioofolot
"Signol Sauf", ser banner e.. treble
% enonl letterc Sppe.
Gn Sonfbrigaoe beltooenoe al et
Battalion ippre % 10 @ataIio1ler let
tc &anfa ltol attadJere3 buert Arlne.
forp9. Zen IuGre 0ataIion ifaI be
itaa al 10 &anptant9 meo 10 i Ne,
ierpe. % DEN lette Battalion al 10
aampmoifincr nreo - / Reierue. st
Irmeforp8 fomuler iuoIeoc9 til at
iuobeiutte Jolt 1876 fuIot uoruitcoc
Sanf9 nlc0 lamt IS / HeIerpe.
Zen Iette 5ppe, ser peicr 10 Ion,
auuenoes til lloruooeIie al 0iaifiu
gepGrreoer % "Sniper9". % oen
iUGre Gppe, iom pelcr 30 Gou, til
at rairre ~95iu Dor" Sorifanalill
ger 90 rpoOe &ci Tor &nianteriet
I%anfforpict5 Gbei pil bli Ell 9ri
ga0egeneraL. aorpict Oil ioa chi
Stprfc bcitooen0e al BIZ Ciicercr
% 5,SG2 Mouo, lluoerbeiaI "a DE.
nige.
Si6lge Observation-Disclosures tai
@rren beitoa al 81 Iipilioner. in0-
belottet en- &aooQcrilmrtc puu 9 Ge.
giucnter. elsie 81 Giuiiiouer ital
lormeres / fen Irmetorpier, bper
mco Ell 8encrallsinaltt lom Gbei.
I'll bpert 9lrnpforp8 oil Der, for.
uoen CIT 8ontbrigo0e, bli ottad,eret
en- &llitltprtc pau fem Speioer o.
Bombing Suuaoro1la" o. ire
"Euriult Squaoron5".
Oct ireintioige Armeforp3 fom
mer altiaa iii at beitau al iIerc %aa
benorter 49, 9apoleri, 4rtlQeri, ,St.
ianteri 6lppere o. Smlftropper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11
Den enselife Gcniur.

&riltulIu, NorQe, Sen Soc glpril.
Ger ronoer en- ltigcrrOe Irritotion /
norlte 6orretuinN9freoic oper. at
Noltcn mcIcm Nor8c % De 6oraie.
DC Slater nl0a poaierc "Qienucn oelt
brittle Geniur. bporpeo 9rcue OF
unOre Foitlagcr lorlitte9 ia ire iii
len Tiger.
Qircttc 0onpitibe. lom niaoor
berlra ilere @ongc ON llgcu, furoe
lore Eoitcn I'll DC 6orcrcoc Stotcr
paa gienucnIuItIig tolo Gage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11

Ger er bog freinocle5 Ell Mltlia.
beo FOR, at De TO @rttere fommer til
at bragg oiiteo ierit "a oct nmeri.
fanife Marineoepurtmcut ineen
Segn niier til at bile i~renitpuoc
NfgangStioen.
Sra ct. SobuS, &crp 6ouutolnno,
nreooeleS oel 5te elpriI: OFT CT M
iaaeootiom aigiort, at &c 10 brittle
Npiaterer Sarrp Is. @nfpferS or
aommanoerlgitnailt @rlepeS plan.
lagte TIppning oper @dpct life oil
flnnc iinoe Steo til ben iaitlntie
Slo, hen 16oc Nprll.
@runoen / Smgucu al oercS
Suit9ar or eilnlnt opbIo0t eitcr oct
iterfe Gegn, fua Oct nil toge Here
Cages SoIlfin, isr @riruoen fan bli
tyr nof til, at Wiaifiuen fan lobe
benoper oen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11
Tlillionor / SonsicI.

Cos AngcIe3, Gal. Sen 7oc g(pril.
VillionGren 6uIett Merritt ira 30.
laocno bIru ioo9 al Oc Soreneoc
Stater@ OiitrIft2ret oemt til lem
Y~|oaneocrS 6Gugiel % $1,000 Do.
Der ior "Nooroinq" al Suffer i
Strio me6 INSTRUMENTATION.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11
Norif:amerifanlf
uoitill;no.

@oihington ben Toe gpril San
ocIsfomnrislrr IreI s.. Nrbolm rap
porterer ira &riitioniu. at Gent norif.
ameritanifc llbitining, iom ifaI oi-
boloeS ocri gpen, uiI iinoe Steo i
Chen ira 10oe til 24oe april 1919.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-11
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-07
NEW MINISTER
TOPREACH AT
WESTMINSTER
Rev. Henry w. Miller Arrives
at Parsonage From Balti-
more Charge

Announcement was made to-day
that the Rev. Henry w. Miller, re-
Gently elected pastor of Westminster
Presbyterian Church, has arrived in
Harrisburg with his family and will
preach his first sermon Sunday. Mr..
Miller succeeded the late Rev. Ed
win E. Curtis. who died of influenza
last fall.
Rev. Mr.. Miller comes here from
the Light Street Presbyterian Church
of Baltimore, and was accounted one
of Maryland's popular ministers. He
is a graduate of Franklin and Mar
shall College and of Princeton Semi
nary. During his college days he
was prominent as football star
and also held the record for the
high jump.
Subjects for the first sermon Mr..
Miller will preach to-day were an
npunced for the morning service,
THE Nature and Mission of the
Church." for the evening, The One
Foundation"
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller are making
their home at the parsonage with
their two children. The Carlisle
Presbytery will install the new pas
tor the second week of April DUR
Ing its session in Steelton.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-07
EASILY
DISPOSE OF LOOT
POLICE CHARGE
Many Fences Make 1t Easy
For Petty Thieves to
Work

Police authorities have begun
measures which they hope Will
break up petty larceny in the city
by eradicating means of disposing of
stolen goods.
The theft of merchandise from
stores and business houses is on the
increase. police believe. because
thieves have ready means to dispose
of their loot. A number of second
hand clothing and junk dealers are
said by police to be lax. in making
inquiries as to the origin of the
goods which they purchase from dis
reputable looking characters.
Alderman DeShong. officiating at
police court during Mayor Keister's
absence from the city, has started
the crusade against fences for
stolen goods. d. Cooper was repri-
manded in police court yesterday
for having bought from Charles
White, Clarence Jones and Clarence
Smith, 500 pounds of brass stolen
from Abrams junk shop in North
Seventh street. At yesterdays ses-
sion, Alderman DeShong charged
that Cooper should have been ar
raigned for receiving stolen goods.
The first active step against the
alleged traffic was taken to-day
when information was brought
against Curtiss Fry. who conducts
a secondhand store near Cumber-
TContinued on Page COL
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-07
LAST MALE OF
HARRIS FAMILY.
DIES AT 81 YEARS
Philip S. Harris Was Direct
Descendant of City's
Founder

Word was received here to-day of the
death at White Bear Lake, Mimi, of
thilip 5. Harris, the last male descend
ant of John Harris, the founder of Har-
risburg. Mr.. Harris was a brother of
Miss Sallie Harris, lit South Front
street. and direct descendant of the
first John Harris who emigrated from
Yorkshire TO Philadelphia soon /after
William Penn had established himsmelf
on the banks of the Susquehanna where
this city now stands just 200 years ago.
Mr. Harris, who spent his younger
days in this city, was eighty-four years
old. He had been a resident of st. Paul
Tor many years and was prominently
connected with one of the northwestern
railroads. In addition to Miss Harris
he is survived by his widow, who for
merly resided in Philadelphia and by A.
delphia.
On his mothers side Mr.. Harris was
descended from Bishop Latimer. the
english churchman, who was burned at
the stake near Baliol College, oxford, in
the reign of Queen Harry.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-07
Big Realty Transfer at
Sixth and Verbeke Sts.,
May Forecast Building

Sale of the properties at the north
east corner of Sixth and Verbeke
streets. taking in the larger part of
the block from Sixth to Mayfower.
and Verbeke to Sayford streets. to
ELI Goldstein. has been announced
by S. A. Green, the owner of the
properties. Mr. Greene recently pur-
chased the buildings through the
Commonwealth Trust Company act
ing for Elizabeth, George B. and
Elizabeth Scott Kunkle. No con-
sideration has been announced.
1t is said that Mr.. Goldstein, who
controls stores In this city, Lebanon.
Sunbury and Berwick, may erect a
department store on the corner, and
storerooms In North Sixth street.
with the upper floors of the new
buildings constructed for apartment
purposes.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-07
COLORED HEROES, HOME
PROM FRONT, WELCOMED
Men Who Saw Much Service Overseas Get Warm Greeting
From Home Folks; Mothers and Sweehearts Almost
Sweep Yanks Off Their Feet

Harrisburg had its first chance
last night to welcome home unit
of its fighting forces and right royal
ly did the city turn out to greet the
dusky warriors who went out a year
and more ago when Uncle Sam was
calling for men to defend the flag.
While the whole city Joined In
greeting the returned soldiers with
the steel helmets and battle line
accoutrements Ii really was the day
of the colored resident. And we'll
did the colored man. woman and
child cheer the members of their
race who left their homes. trained
hard and long and finally took the
field in France to join the great num-
Der of negroes who helped strike
terror into the hearts of the enemy
of their nation.
wait for Hours
An hour before the colored boys
! cached the Pennsylvania Station
great throng had gathered there to