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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-15
DARE DE sEAMA 81 MULTI,
MITA PUBLICA.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Leul din Salem, Ohio, q
avut sedinta generala extra ordi-
nara in ziua de Is Iunie 1919, Ia
care sedinta avut 81 darea dc
|seama pc 6 luni trecute, la care
avut un rezultat destul de mul
tumitor, att din punct de vede'
re moral, cit 81 material.
nitrate totale ...... $3,77l.2s
Este totale ,........ $3,O99.6l
Vent curat .......... $053.OS
81 fondul de rezerva, tot ave
rea societatii ,,Leul" este in sumd
de $353.15.
Deci pc aceasta Gale societatea
noastra ,,Leuls Isl tine de dato,
rinta a multumi vechilor functi'
onari pentru munca ce au depus-o
in timpul dc sase luni trecute.
( Tot in acea ri a fost 81 alege
rea nouilor functionari pc peris
dul al doilea al anului 1919, 81 au
fost alesi urmatorii domni:
Presedinte Nicolae Nedelca, a
les Gu voturi secrete, fntrunind
35 de voturi.
Vice-presedinte~ loan N. Cessna
tot GU voturi sesrete fntrunind
q de voturi.
,Secretar prim Sofron Noara
GU aclamatie.
Secretar financiar Nicolae Noa
ra Gu aclamatie.
Caster George Roman, Gu acla
matte.
Sef-controlor loan Dana.
Controlori Vasile Bolta 81 Ioar
Danila.
Juri Simon Cerbu, -Simion Pa
sare, Efrem Balan 81 Aron Siulea
Comitetul de balnavi:
Iosif Popa, loan Stanciu, Geor
ge l. Buta, George Nan, Nicola
Cretu.
suplenti: vasile Balan Tom'
Bilea.
Listar: Pavel Butum.
Politman la hala: loan Stan
ciu 81 Toma Balea.
Dupa alegere a urmat depune
rea juramintului pentru noul
functionari de catre presedlnte.
vechip, 81 toti membrii de tat
au declarat caci nu vor suffer
nici 0 strimbatate in sinul 'socls
tatii. 81 vor munci numai 81 numa
pentru .binele 81 inaintarea soci7
tatii ,,Leul". !.
In numele societatii ,Neur
din Salem, Ohio:
Nicolae Nedelca, presedinte
Sofron Noara, secretaF suprem
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-15

un salon 81 restaurant asezat la
pozitie buna. II Wind din cauza
plecarei in patria veche.
Doritorii a Sc adresa la:
v. P. sTANEsCU,,
1861 w. 58-th Str, corn Gu Stone
Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
(62-64)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-15
I IN c . N % sT11NTAR E

.Acei ce doresc ca sa-si aboneze
siare din partA veche, pot face
acest luclu prin administratia zi-
arului ,,Amerioa". Facem aceasta
ca sa inlexnim cetitorilor nostri
de a-si procu1a ziare bune de
cetit.
RED.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-15
CfND Sc POATE PLECA AGA.
SA?

CfND Sc POATE PLECA AGA
SA?
Peste citeva saptamfni Sc poate
pleca acasa. Oar sd nu credeti ca
e usor. Fiecare ON trebue sa site
ce trebue sd faca, unde trebue sa
ceara pasaportul, unde trebue sa
mearga Gu pasaportul ca sd cape
te permit de plecafe, unde trebue
vizat pasaportul. - Toate acestea
lie poti afla in cartea: Gum poti
pleca acasa".
Omul care site unde 81 cum sa
Sc adreseze, va pleca mai curind
ca eel ce trebue sd alerge la Stan
81 Bran ca sa intrebe. Trimite Is
cent? pentru carte 81 te prega-
teste de cas&.
scrie de loo pentru ca in curind
va fl, poate, prea tfrziu.
Banii ii trimiti pc adresa:
e. z. BfRSAN,
The Detroit Ave. Savings q Trust
Co., Cleveland. Ohio.
(Adv. .1-3-5)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-15

S'a inventat de curind 0 masi-
ma pentru spartul nucilor, care
este operata electric.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-20

IS been shaken. The agiia,or
eoai1 have no effect upon his love
fer the flag under whose folds his
race had IFS first breath OF free
dom, its first taste Of life.
The Federal government may be
experiencing mi>givings regarding
The furure Of the negro. There
naay he grounds for the distress
l'It the government must look
farther and 20 deeper for the
cause of any waverlng in the
pA1riotissn. loyalty. devotion TO
country--if there is any--than
this rrporf that the negroes would
he happy and conien;ed IF only
they could escape agitators. Tie
experience az negres IN the South
and the records Of their organiza-
lions everywhere 90 no, bear out
the report said 10 be worrying the
government.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-20
MOTHER JONES


the cause 3s the miners. Har activi-
+, ties took her TO Montana. West vtr-
ginis. the eastern pennsylyaniz Goa
fields. southern Colorado, Tenuesses
and other states
Wherever there MAS Industrial
trouble Involving th~ welfare ~ won-
en- and children Mother Jones en-
deavored 70 b. there
she wen, from ~ PAso to Trinidad
Colo. In 1874 at the time n he coal
strike IN that region and upon her ~
rival was seized hy mngsisr@n and
deFAoTsed 20 Denver a. an ''Aeitasor
a writer describing Acr ono. said
that she looked IS iAoasA she hal
inst come srnm prayer meeting 6nt
he cocsnr use that kind * .Anxnags !
Her hsir was snow- wHi.e Usually
stf,rsd in q simple black dress anf
with . ,sstle hcnnes Aecominy oae as
her years Mosher~ jones looss.d fkr
a auies oid wcEnan nmf heF sny2wsl
gray eyes Indicated shssr ra~seSsos
~&s determined and bat she believed
she had 4 r4a sion in lite
Oprosed ia socialism, " US and
bolsAeyssns. Mother Jones sson6 for
years by the rrsrcsFlss q he AM
eriesa Federation os Labor Ninlencr
she denounced as siily."
Her views as to how caNssal and
lsho- could reconcile their differences
w~re y, forth in ar Interview n lste
when she said. ~ sasnr would elm
mate its violence and capital woula
eliminate iniHnctsons. 'he hatfle would
Re practically over. We could then
80 saaelv to arranging peace Com
ucn sense. nninssaraed could step In.
Bat lAbcr Will be violent SO y e az
capital swears ogt inlaac tsoss. Also.
he first step toward peace nAst come
from capital II has more aavan'
eyes
- her Jones haa dissIu.t sver-
sion for woman Srstrage. she said
wosnen were ont ~ plac,. In po.ssloal
work declaring that IL had t.en In
7art their sd negiecs cf motherhood
witch hss rl'ed reform schools sns
whieh keeps the iuvanils courts hasv =
FFAr CHIEF contention was that IL tn
'rin wrisi problem we're solvee. nler
wnn'd earn enough 80 sAaf wofner
~ouid remain at home and attend 20
sheir dates
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-20
Dermatologist Gives
Complexion Secret

The greag secret cf ksrsia- sAf
face yoEns IS 20 kesp III the asa ca-
-scis saws M J Mortimer MgcAsl
~N s. we'll known that iAe surface
sgln IS constantly dving. iAlliaS OF
i szare rceatioss PARTICLES. excses In
sorne diseased coneitso1s. wtaa he
za-rs avpear Ike dardruff. BHt the
aarriclgs 90 nct All drop on ins ned
asplv 1Aey dse. hssng hald 1or while
~ The asre kin.
ITO hsve the dsr-rstelorsca, sur-
-aon reel az the entire o@ser skia a.
onA time is p1sntal and eyre-ssve
ersfioz- The sane resa,t IS oAsa'r-
"a by arcEyirg ordinary mere 'lizsG
wax. as you wuuld cosi cream. al'ow- :
rg this 20 remain on over niss'. hen
.aki1r ~ oss with warm wsear Or
ounce usnal2y sufisoss. The pTace =
: both p2.nlsrss and inexpensive Thc
wax. which Is procura5le ar yoaT
drag store. hsSters sfae nasaral she'd
5sng 7rooeS II gradually asso-as
- dad ard halE-desd skin, reveaNav
'ha new. healthy. youthful ,ooksng
SKIN under meath,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-20
There's a Deeper Cause


The Federal government allows
+, to be publicly stated that i con
fesses TO deep misgiviRg because
Of the discovery that a wsAl-organ-
ICED propa ganda has been nj work
and i still husy. 10 undermine the
loyalty Of the negroes of The
United States The government
has lust received comprehensive
reFerf from Investigators dis
sribuied an over the country AMI
the burden Vt il il the discomfort
among the negroes is the result ot
in>idiouS. snliiious literature.
carefully cirenlstel among them.
There i no real race animosity, II
one gets this report rightly. and
there would be nd cRmiiY between
whites and negroes. bu; for The nm
patriotic propaganda 0f agisators.
the more Successful nj whom are
said to BE- negroes with an eye 10
individual advancement.
TIE loyalty or the American
negro has never been called in
question, has never been doubted
In the mind and on the lir~ of ThA
negro a. the greatest man OF all
time. i that ~ an American
President. Abraham Lineoln The
negro knows iha4 il his races en-
Slaved existence was here, 50 alSS
was his emancipation. and that
laiS foundation for his patriot
ism his loyalty. his devotion,
which all the agitation Of al the
props ganiists in the worsi could
nor shake. There is another canse
for the changed attitude OF the
negro If IL j. true that his position
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-20

sU@s,sr issu wNN wnegw hN hs-s ePer
apSking CA d fhrsssng nacAne
II NIL socn be IhAnksslyias tAj
ssasr, d Day which ely sp0rsrcr
NsuA;ly nse TO XIII as many qlsa ss
POSSIBLE. whsch y ore ot tie farmer !
..ess friends IL destroying insccts. &C
Why nos slsn to hsv~ cTow hans
this year and thus h~ip the farmer
10 ria hsng elf ct pest ard also gsg
the bcanSy money which she county
rays for crow heads $50. ~. -.-
Oscar Higgins viii hold poohs
sale on the Adams place this cansing
Friday We are soxy 10 have ihis
.ccd neighbor leave oar community.
IS an has always taken an active IN
ssres in anything mat psrsAia q 10
fhe coszanoGn.;y welfare.
II Is again time 20 grade our reais.
v'ssh land and the costs Of farming
advaac.ng as shsy have. Il Secones
very ne~essary far rs to hava frs.
class road. iE orier thSs we may keep
our efficiency ~ 10 she standard
In conclusion. might we not 9ls,.
to work few new itezs on our farms
for the coming wear, such as terrecsng
our hslly farm lands, building ~ our
herds ws.h pare bred sirss and help
ing 10 make better community in
eociAi way through the school and
hnrch. Go IN and have talk wish
he county scen. Abous y01- plans
'ar next rear srd ghen boos, for =
ser Logan County.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-20
Easy to Make This
Pine Cough Remedy


Ycu know that rsre i used u Dearly
all prs.srrj pt sors and remedies for coughs
The reason i thas pane contains several
recnllSr elements thaf have . remark
shle eject IL soothing zad heslzrg the
membranes oi the sAFost Hnd chest Pine
i famous for tais rurVcse.
Pgre ccmrh syrnpz ara corn nh1rzticrs
cf PIKE Rn9 syrap. Tne ~syrup part
il usuaisv plain sugar syrup.
Te make the best pize colxh remedy
that rlnnev can h1v. out ga ounces
of PineI IN rint bottle and aii up
with home u1Msse sugar sys1D. Or you
can use ciz-ibe1 rn0l2sses. honey. CT corn
svruv. Srste4d Of sugar syrup. EstAs-
war. vou make A frn psnt--Esore than
vCu can buy ready made fer t6rpe tar1es
the snoney IL l. rure- goo. and very
take Il eagerly
Sou ear feel thss take held Of a crcgh
OF ccld IN wav fA4. means 52s4ness-
The cough msv be d-v. koa-Se ana tight.
~ rav be prrSsstently lpo.@ Tram the
fo-n&licn os rhIegfr. The cause a the
sxme--ins2red M<Hbganes-Rs1 this
Pinex and Syrup eunbsnztzcc VIII stop
is--ususllv ID 20 hcuFz or lees Splendid.
too. fcr brcnrhlal asthma, no2rse-ssS,
or any ordinary thrU4t zigmer.-
pinex Is nf1hiv cOnceatratei com
pcuad OF genuine Ncrwav pine extract
and Is fsmcxs the world over for its
prompt effect UPON coughs.
Beware Of snbsti flutes. Ask ycur
druggist for ~st- ounces OF Psnex~ WITH
directions. and don't scerpt anything
else. Guaranteed TO give absolute salts
faction or money rsurjs< Tue riEex
ca, II Wayne, Ind
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-20
DEpoRTTsG THE BoLsHEvIKI

Here res neen & Gcr1asQ 0u AF
rart an sha Dena ~tmeni 0f Justice
an3 popular sentiment for the de-
rortafion Il Russian sahsren's of
the Rnlshesiki III shis country.
T4C a X Marssa who has been
maintaining rn office ana staff III
New York City as Ambassador
of tbs Soviet Government of
Russia sc the United States = haf
who has heen refused recognition
hy tho State Department has
written to Secretary lansing or
feriur - provide mnanS ~ trans
norsss1a te Soviet Prussia Of All
Russians il the Tnifed States who
w:Ss t0 return or whose presence
N This eauntrv i undesirable r
the Federal Government
Iii Martens Is shir 10 assure the
Stale Department of his ability f.
furnish TIE meauS nf trarsnor'e-
tion the problem ~ deportation
would seera to he simplified with
ont q good deal of unnecessary ex-
rse,s~e Il the Tinted States Since
she wish is Ia ge+ ria of undesir-
ahleS snv offer in good faith 70
aceomo'ish fhat end without ex-
rsnse fo Ws would seem good
business. Martens. al course. az
lares 'ha- these citizens Of RnsSia
are hsving their lives made nm
Asa~ahle hv Federal and state Of
firsfS ara mob violence. hut there
neai H nn quarrel over hard
words II our p5arpose is attained
Fe i sneasine maFs tn the point
her - reminds Nr IanSinr that
~ rrnursa' IA feuNrf thesa Rol-
res Z RrSsia vnisr
of tha au'i-Rnlshevili
o;L he practically p death
pwon then Just s. they
are a'eportel 10 s9sae part of RuS-
sia atlgl fo satisfy us
Thers nav Ns some disposition
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-20

to ignore the offer hecanse taxing
notice OF il might imply quasi
recognition of the ''Soviet Anhss.
sador,'' but il the State Depart
ment insists, ii might kill two
birds with one stone BY condition
ling that Martens accompany the
rest Of the undesirsbles A de-
mand that he put np or shut up"
on his offer would call him if he
lis blnffing or if he is not, might
offer cheap solution Of knotty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-20

III IL were possible 10 believe
tColanel Manson Of the general
staff OF the United States Army
ldid rot know how well his testi-
mony before the House Committee
on Military Affairs described q
general condition rather than 4
discriminating hardship for army
Officers. his apparent innocence
would he amusing. His assertion
tbs, army salaries are really only
half what the face Of the dol
l'a~s renresen'eA In them show be-
snsa AZ The heavy depreciation -
f dollar speaks for every man
.r w0wa- limited hv fixed IN
ONE and exposes an embarrass-
went thar is No more severe
among army men than with others.
Restoring the balance between
ralnes i the real problem with
which tire whole world j. Strur-
-lina although il j. NET always
stated in those precise words
The general OF the army who
ovnrlsins to Congress through
0olonel Nunsnn' : testimony that
his salary of =. 900 year is only
sctaallv 5000 is not worse off
-.ls.ivelv than the man outside
he armv who finds that his W.
re NJ = coo or :. go. or = 0oo
i worth sbout 50 per cent Of that
'r huying power That was gen.
rinelv the ouestion thar disrupted
presiien, Wilson'S Industrial con-
ference although the delegates had
Iro, uttered = word about wages
n salaries The question lay i'm
meaistely behind the resolutions
introduced hy the different groups
and voted upon according 70 The
viewpoints of interests expressed
through the balloting-
The issue in the conference and
outside of i Is whether there
shall he leyeling up or leveling
down and the voting recorded the
judgments Of the delegates When
an agreement Is reached as e
whether the levsling process shat
- inward or downward, details
viii be disposed of with ease. As
al illustration OF what this means,
tie estimated increase Of 500
col. 900 IN proposed increases IN
lrmv and navy rayrolls speaks for
itself. along with the claim Of
army officers that they arc unable
70 make provision for the eduea-
ton of their children. and. excFp'
tho fortunate few who have lnde-
nendent means. have been foree'i
II give Up social lie The prob
lem Is large one. flll Of com
plexities. and needs the eo-opera-
tion Of every one for final adjust
ment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-20

much al usual III c-is sessoa OF up
sets The coaches OF every team thai
plays Williams invarsa1ly tell their
men 10 watch Boynsonr In the re-
cent game against Columbia. Boyntou.
captain and quarterback. made .
saAxe-liks dash tAroagh the entire
Columbia team and ran eigasy yards
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-20

Nosr laxatsves xEs4 sashar-scs 2tzoEc
only teEn. o-arv rstaez and se-a-.1 .
used only for cEAr rszrss'ess- Wes1 roc
want re rrare-at relA@1 rAEs Chamber
aims Tablets a-1 = careful - GO
serve ths dtrsssss ss-s wsEh s1r1 Eaex-
ase These taasaes zoe o-AE more tss
towa.s. s9t Improve tAs 2ppeslts and
strengghgn ttas 2-ss1lg--
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-20

A notable tsg1Ts AZ the l-tsTr2i.c77l
Congress cs Working Women in ses-
s!oa in Washington is Mile Jeanne
Bouvser o. P4rss she Is cne o. sEo
Frerca deiegztes As child o.
e.evea Mile Bo1vier worked fifteen
hours day n > silk factory for
half q franc Gay and later as a
nee1iexozaa for two and = half
francs dzr. she became active in
her trade uniol in 1888 and since tia,
time has been a leader in tAe labor
movement OF France
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-20

Heais the Threat and Cures the Cough
HAYES HEALING HONEY. Price
CSC. a free boz os OPEN -TRATE
SALvT Cor Chest Colds. Head Colds
@rd Crocp 10 enclosed with every
tostle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-20
u X < y = + = : = )
y -ELL4Ho ITEMS

y y w xEgE y N =
Tre szl3 ws4szer
Co IN r.cNArg s aeout cys- w'ts
ps tor fhis yaar and farmers sse Il
vel safissifd with this year's -sgke'
aud rnod1r, sca
Some fan rla~tns being 4a~e for
cats whieh IS a sizn u scad farming
hoy w-algtc1 rstrTaeG from Custer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-20

In The Meuse- Arsonne bale II
5000 American troops were ea-
Gagged in the course. CT che a. iays
fighting.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-20

PNssvfoot johnson. Oklahoma
roh'hiiinn promoter in london
s wa's he Iondoners like IT,
Fer 1while.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-20

Well There i orc corsa'at on
ahout butter an8 eggs Unlike
sugar ycu can get them--il Won
have the prire.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-20

David Szsrr Jordan IS MATED IN
light OF the flying fish os S0Hthern
California AZ . maximum Of a guar
er Of q mile
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-20

rrcn The ten 60 the tc1vseens n
senr1rses parchment was secns tbs
o1ly material used Tor writing sn 81
-urs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-20

The tirae taken for an exclosson Of
dynamite Cartridge is about one
twenty -four -tho1saudth Of a second
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-20
RED CROSS CALENDAR.
headquarters. Postoffice, Phon e2
Headcusrtsr Possoffice.
Phone sg3.

Civilian Service Mr. " II Heer.
Home Service Mrs Olive Neon
neil.
Nursing Service Miss Mabel Smith
aud Miss Precise.
II yoa know OF any one who Is
sick or in trouble or needs help OF
any kind. call either OF the above
and assistance win be given in so
far as possible.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-20

II mzw he r7f5 sl fhsf nm sn7--
-5- how msnv uew governments
-Npv ss- ~ in Hungary, Nr
Frsdgrieh Archiuke Joseph 3
rsp~ss@ @mrassve manages ta pNH wp
n essh ans- They can; lose him
cr TIE Ns-si-vreS-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-20

nffhani-iasf lile rhst-ir j
w1re or less rurz'inr how Euro.
~ss~S whe r,nsT ~ TEA bv rihs-
ratNn- fiai 1 desire - sarrv rr
wav ful. vsaT after thnv mirr'
hsva anss At g0e2e heeS 10 work
Arizona republican., 1919-07-02
MESA BALL TEANOFF
 FUR PRESCOTT GAME
 SURE THEY WILL WIN

MESA. July 2.-Win McGowan and Leo Gardner will leave this morning for Prescott in their autos, each car ryng six men. Manager Dixon in his Dodge will start at midnight with others of Mesa's baseball aggregation and boosters, Their destination is the hig Frontier Days celebration in the Mile High City, and their purpose in going is to bring back the scaIps of the Fort Whipple soldier team. At the last game between the teams Mesa won, and Manager Dixon sayr that while it will be far from taking candy from a baby, yet the coming state champions are sure to bring home the bacon. Lush and McGowan. the men who are pitching air-tight ball these lays, will do the twirling at Prescott.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-02
Local Brick for Business Houses

Milo Shll is arranging to furnish the brick for the F. P Drew Lumber company buildings which will be erected in the near futue. The kilns will be at Lehi where. until a few years ago, quantities of brick were made for use in Mesa buildings For some reason the yards were discontinued, and now it is hoped that the industry will once more be established on a more permanent basis.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-02
Mesa Boy Makes Good at West Point

Lieut.. Clarkson McNary, of Tempe was in Mesa yesterday and was asked as to Billie Bessel, Mesa high school graduate, who after his graduation in the class of 1918 went at once to West Point. Lieut.. McNary states that young Bessel is attracting the favor able attention of instructors of the institution by his studious application and his readiness to learn. He ranks third or fourth in a class of more than 300 and relatives here have been in- formed that he made grade of 92 in his first years work and was awarded a distinguishing insignia therefor
 Lieut.. McNary vii leave in a few days for Germany where he will be stationed with the army of occupa ton.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-02
U: $. PREPARING ROOSEVELT FIELD, MINEOLA, FOR USE
 OF GIANT BRITISH DIRGIBLE MAKING OCEAN

A squadron of American air ships are to fly out to sea to escort the British dirigible R-34, the largest aircraft in the world, to the U. s. shores if it ar rives on this side as expected The U. S. navy and army has secured the country for the best dirigible handlers and mechanics who are now rushing preparations at Roose-
Arizona republican., 1919-07-02

welt field to receive the giant craft. The R-34 is due here on nonstop transatlantic flight from Eng land. Experts from the U. s. navy are also erecting a wireless tele- phone and telegraph station at the field to direct the dirigible to the landing place. It will communi- cate with the crew at distance of 250 miles. British representatives are ready also to welcome the craft.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-02
CLIFTON PASTOR ID
 PREACH hT TEMPE

TEMPE, July 2.-Rev. C. Y. Over man, pastor of the Baptnst church of Clifton, Arizona, will deliver an ad- dress in the Tempe Baptist church this evening. All members and friends are urged to attend. Rev. Overman previously was one of the leading mis- sionaries of Cuba and will have some very fine things to teu his audience
Arizona republican., 1919-07-02
Nelson Peterson Nuptials

Shreve Peterson returned yesterday from California where he was married to Miss Hazel Nelson, daughter of Dr T. B. Nelson of Mesa. Mrs. Peterson who was visiting in Los Angeles prior to her marriags, will remain on the coast until her visit is completed.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-02
some time visiting her parents,
Go East in Car

Mr and Mrs. Pete Korsten will leave this week for Indiana where they vii visit relatives. The entire trip vii be made overland. During their ab- sence their son Andres, who just re- gently returned from overseas, will have charge of the Kortsen ranch
Arizona republican., 1919-07-02
IDEAL ATTAINED
(Boston Transcript

Were any of your boyish ambitions ever realized?" asked the sentimental list.
 Yes" said the practical person When my mother used to cut my hail
Arizona republican., 1919-07-02
Report of Town Marshal for June

30 arrests, larceny, ] bogus money, 1 forgery, 3 misdemeanor, l peddling without license, 1 riding sidewalk, ,. drunk and disorderly, gambling, 13 traffic, 3 juvenile.
 Total of $40 paid in fines; 3 sus- pended sentences, IS fined, ? cases dis missed. juvenile court, l justice court. jumped bond, superior court Fourteen head of stock impounded and SlS.50 fees collected for same
 E. J. WARREN,
 Town Marshal
Arizona republican., 1919-07-02
Leaves for Coast

Mrs. Howard Woods and three child ren left last night for one of the coast cities to spend the summer.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-02
Election at kyrene

July 3, there will be an election in the Kyrene school district to vote on S25,000 bonds for the purpose of erect ing new building, which is greatly needed.