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Evening star., 1920-03-21

ed. Is your complexion pale and sallow? By
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TO- After few treatments this drawn sensa-
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Woodbury's Facial Soap is on sale at all drug
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-02

About five thousand fans witnessed
ono ~ the greatest boxing exhibitions
ever staged in this vicinity last even
snr at the Market Auditorium. when
,wenty-two rounds ot boxing was pulled
of. ,. ,..t.u
The main 60. with LII Arthur St!E&u
Of Cumberland. Md. and Leo johnson
&c New York. as the star performers
was the best ever staged IN this cry.
Although Johnson Vas "utweiGh"d
,en pounds or more he was too clever
for .hr Cumberland Colored batter. and
outpoiuted him clearly IN four or the
,cn rounds. Stigall was able 10 take
but one. that being the seventh when
he opened W. and exhibited his entire
repertoire Of blows.
The bout was a rough and tumble
affair throughout. both lads trying hard
for a knockdown. IN the second round
Stigall tried 10 wrestle Johnson. but was
tioorcd by the New Yorker. Again IN
the Nth ard seventh StiSall tried tho
same tactics, and ne escaped by a very
narrow margin from being tossed 10 the
floor by the quick work OF his smaller
opponent.
Little or no damage was done by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-02
WESLEYAN WILL
HAVE BASEBALL
TEAM IN SPRING
Nucleous For Good Team Is Already
In the Making at Wesleyan
College.

Ef'C,I5JTAEEnE March : WcsIryan
VIII h,yo has, hail ms snrrur Thu, -
th, Glad news which is hr.ns circulated
over Tho country and wf,irh = being re-
rciynd with delight hy all concerned or
interested y, TN, N,,hn,Ir,, College, Ra~r.
ball has never boon e success financially
no matter how strong The nine happens
u be or no matter what sort "t Srhc-
duIc - played. Therefore. Il WAS Thought
tor tim" that IN" popular outdoor
Ean" WOULD b" abandoned Tor this year
At least.
m" newly formed Athletic Council OF
Wesleyan college took tn" matter IN
hand. and IN Wow of the fact that many
Of the athletes N Wesleyan are all-rcund
men and desire O. engage IN the gam"
along with IN" other major sports. il was
voted unanimously to carry out the base
ball program tor THIS year.
Home games arr beng sought by
Washington and jefferson. Ohio Wesley
m. By'hany. Pittsburgh Coll"glans,
Wheeling Baurrs. WHynrsburE college,.
Maryland State. New York Angles. Con-
cord Normal and several other ninos
over the country. \ good homo schedule
consisting Of attractive Games IL hCing
arranrcd by Director Shulnakcr This
list Of ran,s will NOT be. large but Will
no 80 .i,ss
There viii 1ikoIv he ono trim on,v
and thai ono - =, r~t,r5 westward rrH-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-02
WEST VIRGINIA MEETS
FAIRMONT NORMAL WE'D

Special Dispatch to The IntcliECnccr.
MORGANTOWN, W. Va. March l.
West Virginia plays her eighteenth haS-
k.thau game Of the 1870 season here on
Wednesday night Of this week when
The Fairmont State Normal team with
Jimmy" Night and Mike Hamilton
in the stellar roles come here under ia"
guidance. Of SANDY" Toothman TO meet
the Old Gold and Blue.
Coach Stadsvold Will likely haT"
Gaines in N center against the Far
rluutcrs. The big Charleston hoy
showed to great advantage on the ca$i-
crn trip. hu; was not used against
T,nn state because Stadsvold has found
that Gaines does not do so well on
small fIoorS like the ARR. Yet II"
wishes to give the youuEster all pes-
slhlc opportunities TO work out'an DO
come accustomed TO the floor here ar"
no doubt he Will he in the fray We'd
ncSday. Gaines Just now - putting ~"
bail INTO the basket with accuracy uu-
-Uualled by any other member Of tn
Mountainccr squad and it Is hard I"
keep him off the team.
With the additional experience Martin
has had IN playing with the present
Mountaincer combination Toothmnn'S
men Will have trouble in holdjns down
the score Wednesday though pct"
Hamilton AZ one Of the guards on To-
EAirmon: team is an exceptionally
clever defense man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-02
What Is Rheumatism!
Why Suffer From 1t!

blood where the poison turks and which
IS not effected by salvcs and o'ntments.
1t is important that you rid yourself OF
this terrible disease before It goes too
far S ). S. is the blood cleanser that
has stood the test OF time. having been
IN constant use for more than fifty
years II will do for you what it has
done for thousands Of others. S. s. s. is
guaranteed purely> vegetable, it will do
tho work and not harm the most delicate
stomach.
Write tho physician ~ this company
and let him advise with you. Advice IS
furnished without charge. Address Tho
Swift Specific Co, 253 Swift Laboratory
Atlanta Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-02
SUFFRAGE
Continued Prom Page One,)

vOrccs than any other commonwealth ia
tn" union as eyld"nc" 70 support H.
cause.
"rhc heS!nnIng Of rae" surctd" IT, win
suffrage" H. declared after telling If
The neglect Of mothers In Franc and
tho ensuing immortality.
Senator SCh"rr maintained THAI h" 70
gard,d any attempt uf tn" minority To-
rule rs fatal to the stat" or nation.
what warrant" n" asked. has THIS
legislature to SET aSid" tho Will of 'h''
lrupl," Leaders Of buth pHrli'G hnr"
declared that suTraE" is political ely
rcdi"u,v. and political "Np"dl"urT ~
this nstarcr is to further IN" Disregard
If the majority"
Changed Their Stand.
Senator lIartu"r Of Harrison pr"''h'-
cd a rotation slrurd by q larG' uU't"r
ur women OF Clnlh>hurg. which had
sirIck'u from Il futr names.
These. women ar" alleged 80 htT"
",.harrnd their minds" "u m" subject :.
and tho petition d,,lHrrG 'Hr' to-. re-
naming 100 women w"r" v'r, wt' "A ]u
favor ~ suffrage l"wrl,". SENATOR
i;rjnMr, from I'uddCtdr' "'|ut'. '"'-
l"agl:, Of lnru"r from -" -"'r," d's-
irJ,t Ir, scented run'N.r i'.iF'f'n. 1nH 10
Wa srgurd ly Mrs. =: r L"wnI'*. Mr..
l.ylr smith, MIR; .i'o~ry HN'i Mr..
,;"orc, L.athcrhUry ana others.
Senator Edgar l.. stewart Nr"s"n,"d
scv"n petitions from hls dLS'rLrL SUP
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-02
WHEELING TEACHERS
TO MOUND CITY

Las; night the Wheeling Teachers
Normal class basketball team had t"'F
last workout preliminary o the gam
with the MouudSvllle teachers ut Tile
Mound City tonight. In addition 70
this game manager Alma Eent". "t 'hr
Wheeling team has arranged for "a gam
with the MirCo Junction t"arh'rS tor
saturday evening The numbers If ;."
Wheeling team thai Will lraN" i"r
MoundsvIlle at $50 thus evening A..
Forwards. Virginia I;2hr and Net e.
poor,Uan. CcDt"rS. NCiIl" NlU'r "'''
Ethel Wallace; guards. Alma Beute and
Miss Hanna. Several substitutes VI II
also accompany the team which VII. Pc
IN charge ~ Physical INrccto" htA''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-02
Sufferers Should Realize That 1t
Is a Blood Infection and Can
Be Permanently Relieved.

rheumatism means that the blood has
become saturated with uric acid poison.
II does not require medical advice 20
know that good health is absolutely de-
pendent upon pure blood. When the
muscles and JOINTS become sore and
drawn with rheumatism i - not Il wise
hing 70 take little salvc and by rub
hing it on the sore spot expect to get
rid Of YOUR rheumatics. You must go
deeper than that. down deep into the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-02
MARSH TRAFFIC AGENT

Announcement was made yesterday by
the traffic department OF tho Chamber
II Commerce stating that the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad company has an
nouaccd the establishment Of a general
freight office IN this city. II. II. Marsh,
formerly Of Grafton, will be in charges
Of this office. This news came as q
great surprise To his many friends as
he IS well known throughout the ship
ping circle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-02
ORIOLES CHALLENGE

The Orioles chdlicnr" any loot !"
pound team IN the valley for y gam" on
any floor The Rcnwoud MdTctS. Cathc-
dral Midget Juniors, or the Columbia
Scouts are prcfNrrrd
Any teams wishing 10 arrange games
please answer through this paper as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-02
DUSkY CHAMP
TOO FAST FOR
LII ARTHUR
LEO JOHNSON, coLoRED LI9Af-
wEIGHT, oUrPoINTS sTIaAhh.
About rive Thousand Fans AttSnne"
Thouxand Turned Away.
r1aHr RESULTS.
Leo johnson outpolnted

Leo JONNsVN UT F7s83
Arthur Stigall IN 10 ROUNDS.
Johnny Welsh OF Homestead,
Pa. won technical knockout Over
Eddie Miller OF PIttSourSh !"
hrth round. .,
Johnny Gallagher or w neel'aS,
outfcuEhc Bobby Benlck or Gum
bcrland. Nd. In six rounds.
Jack EaschCr lost 70 Young
Fisher who was hanging heIp-
lessly on the ropes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-02
RIVER TELEaRAMs.

Davis Island dam rs feet. falling.
cloudy.
Warren one foot cloudy.
StcubenvIlle. 6.5 feet. falling cleaI.
Morgantown SIS feet stationary, clear.
Point Pleasant 1913 feet. falling, clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-02
PRELNuNARIES.

Johnny Welsh. Of Homestead. won .
.,cbn'raj Knockout over Eddie Miller 81
I!r,Shurgh N IN" NTH round. Wh'h
Rcfcrec "Stoncy" Ritz stopped The bout
after Miller was noored three tunes,
Jnnnny Welsh nuttought E"hhy Ben
lex Of Cumberland, Md. IN S.A r"uh"S.
Johnny forced tn" fighting all tnr way
vb,I. the Cumberland lad cuIttcud'd
himself with graudStand play.
Jack Washer 90 urrEESN'il". fou!Sd
Young Fisher Of tn" South Sid" in ihc
,l-St round. when ne toUivi Fisher -
ne tFIsher) was hang,nI hrlpic~@1y e."
the ropes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-02
TROOP 20

The fast Eas End MidGets challenge
Troop 90 Of the Y. NJ &. \. - play
hem for the championship Of tn" Hhl"
Valley To arrange games call li2N-W
AMI ask for rony or Martin Hurpura.
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either lad. In the MIN johnson "p%nc\I
an Old cut o:er St1GHlts LETT eye; "".'"
main Ter OF tn. bout. Again N The TENN
Leo landed solid!y u Stgal"s nose ana
the claret began 10 flow.
Forteits we're posted by both boys :"
weigh in at lao pounds al 5 o'clock F'S S-
,,orrie hu, Srgall failed 20 show MP.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-06

. homestead In both instances the contestees filed on the land in Novem : Der, 1909, and Mills claims that in both cases the property is in the same nat ural desert condition as the date of filing. The lands under contest are located in Cochise county. VISITS OLD HOME HERE-Leon- ard G. Cottrell of the United States in- ternal revenue departments. with head quarters in Los Angeles, is in the city. This is Cottrelps first visit in fifteen years, this having been his home when small boy. He is a son of pr. Cot trell who at one time was one of the leading physicians of this city but who has made his home in California in re- cent years.
 BISHOP WISE LEAVES = Bishop James Wise left yesterday for his nome Tn Topeka, Kans., after visit with relatives in this city.
 NURSES WILL MEET-Members of the HIaricopa County Graduate Nurses association will meet at the Nurses home on Polk street at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. All members are urged to be present. as business of special importance will be con sidered.
 CHANGES HIS PLEA Hilario Diaz appeared before Judge R. C. stanford in superior court yesterday and changed his plea of guilty to a charge of manufacturing intoxicating hquors to one of not guilty His trial was set for March 20
 THESE MAY MARRY Marriage licenses were. issued yesterday to G. Lopez. g. and Concepcion Mde Graeuos, IS, both of Chandler, and Waiter Coggan, 47. of San Diego, Cal ana sarah Adelia Cavness, 54 of Phoenix.
 WOULD ADMINISTER ESTATE Petition for leters of administra- ton in the estate of Melvin S. Drake. Who died in Phoenix March ?, was Tiled by the widow. Alice L. Drake, in probate court yesterday The estate consists of real and personal property in Plnal county, which is given a value of S2.9OO by the petitioner. Hearing on the petition will be held Monday afternoon, March 15, at 1:s0 o'clock.
 TRIAL IS SET-The trial of. Will liam Rosas. charged with burglary, was set for March 24 by Judge R. c. Stanford in the criminal division of the superior court yesterday.
 PLEADS GUiLTY-ManueI Florez was arraigned before Judge R. C. Stanford in the superior court yes terday afternoon on a charge of bur Slary and entered q plea of guilty Sentence vii be pronounced by the court at 9:30 o'clock Monday morning
 GOING TO LIVE ON COAST-Mr and Mrs R. G. Owens. who have been residents of Phoenix for some time. are leaving shortly for. Engle- wood, Cal. where they will make their future home. MT. Owens will
Arizona republican., 1920-03-06
CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
 desire to extend my heartfelt thanks to my friends for their kindness to me during the illness and death of my be- loved wife, Captain l.. R. Mcdonald.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-06
499 TOURISTS MAKE
 APACHE TRAIL ALL
 COMPLAIN IF ROADS

Two hundred eastern tourists ar rived in Phoenix over the Apache Trail during the month of January. During the month that followed, that number was increased by 2s9, making total of 499 eastern tourists who made the trip to this city by way of the famous Apache Trail
 Simultaneous with the arrival of these 499 tourists there were voiced 499 complaints of the very bad condi- tion of the roads from Roosevelt dam to Phoenix. In fact, it was the only complaint made by these visitors. Without exception, they declare that were it not for this one bad feature, the trip over the Apache Trail would be one of the grandest in the world.
 The visitors add that with this road put in perfect condition, tourists would be enamored Of the trip and would let all their friends know of the wonder ful ride over this scenic route from Roosevelt dam to Phoenix. As a re- suit of this advertising, and of the ad- vice given to take this trip by all means, the nlfnbers coming to this city over the Apache Trail would be in the thousands instead Of hundreds.
 It is pointed out by citizens of Phoe-
Arizona republican., 1920-03-06

nix who have become interested in the matter of having this road repaired that the most of the tourists who come in over the Trail stop in Phoenix over night and the following day. Gen. orally they take trips over the valley. Therefore, it can be easily appreciated what popularizing the Apache Trail means to this city and valley finan- cially and in advertising.
 The Amzona Eastern and the South ern Pacific have not been advertising this route for the. past year and a half, they say, but nevertheless. the results of past advertising are plainly shown in the last two months. when 800 people passed through the city via this route.
 With a good road to advertise, in connection with the great scenic att fractions, there is scarcely any limit to the people who can be routed to Phoenix over the Apache Trail. they insist.
 But the road from Roosevelt to this city is "nobodys road" they depIore. As a result it has steadily declined since first constructed by the govern ment
 Another benefit to be derived from an excellent highway to Roosevelt is shown in the weekend possibilities to those who would like to make the trip to the lake on Saturday afternoon spend few hours at one of the finest fishing spots In the country and then return, all over a finely maintained road which would make the trip an easy matter
Arizona republican., 1920-03-06
HIGHWAYS WEATHER BULLETIN
 River Crossincs

March 4 Agua F'ria at Marinettt and at old lower Buckeye crossing fordable.
 Sacaton. March 3-Gila river cross ing is now fair for wagons. No cars have crossed
 Apache County Feb. 2S.-All main roads in good condition; packed hard and recently gone over with drag. Bond issue for $150,000 to match federal aid money has been considered and an early cleo tion called by county supervisors.
 Cochise County Feb. 2S.-All main roads good bal ance iuS fair condition.
 Coconino County Feb. 2S.-Roads impossible, very muddy and soft
 Graham County Feb. 23.-Roads in good passable condition in all parts of the county. Gila river crossing east of San Carlos bad on account of high water, ad- visable to ship from Ft- Thomas.
 Maricopa County March All roads drying rapidly. Agua Fria at Marinette and at old lower Buckeye crossing fordable. New river passa ble at Marinette and Has sayampa at Arlington. Road to Flor ence very bumpy.
 March 4.-Road to Roosevelt reser- voir very rough.
 Navajo County Whiteriver, Feb. 25.-The roads are very bad, but are drying.
 Pima County March 1.-All main roads good; bal ance passable.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-06

engage in the garage business on the coast. Their large number Of friends here will miss them greatly. and re- gret to see them leave for the coast. They have made their home in the Deerwood tract while in Phoenix
 MUSIC RECITAL The recital at the School of Music this afternoon will be given by young pupils from the piano primary in charge of Mrs. Luther Steward, with Miss Doyle as- sisting. together with violin, expres- sion and dancing pupils. The pro- gram will begin at 3:30 o'clock, and the public is welcome to attend
 DIRECT CONNECTION OVER BRlDGE-Since the reopening of the Tempe bridge to foot traffic yester- day. stages for Tempe. Mesa, Roose- welt, Globe and other points reached by the Union Auto Transportation company are being routed over the Tempe road Passengers make dl- rect connections by walking the length Of the bridge. During the time the Tempe bridge was closed to all traffic. the stages were sent over the longer route via the South Center street bridge.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-06
Hotel Arrivals

Adams
 z. c. Prina, Stafford. w. E. Warren Stafford; Al Weber, Prescott; Maj Fielder, Globe: A. q. Ridd, Alpuquer- que N. Mexico; Miss Kathleen Booth San Francisco; F. G. Pousland, Boston Mass; Thos. Dwyer, New York City Thos. Kelly. New York City; Jas Lowney. Denver. Colo; $. R. Stiles Datie. IN. Mex; Mr. and Mrs. H. A Kennson. Dallas, Texas: T. A. Bell Colo; J. $. -Coupal, New York City; Harold Marshall, Boulder Colo; H. r Campbell. Los Angeles; Ira B. Hines Denver. Colo; K. K. Aber Albuquerque N. Mex; MT. and Mrs. F. Y. Cohen Paliside, \. J.; C. w. Deaming, Pres cott; J K. Hooper. Jerome; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. $. Ward, New York City; Mir. and Mrs. w. F.. Stanton. Boston Mass; John M. Doss, BiSbee; N. Apple, Chicago; G. NJ. Sweeney. Tucson; E. McCollins, Chicago, ILL; N. E. Hamlins, Springfield, Mass; Mrs. A. F. Rush, St. Joseph, Mo; l.. C. Brunett Ft McDoweE.
 Commercial
 D. $. Mitchell. Los Angels; c. A. Me Vickers, Los Angels: c. Wallich, Ala mosa. Colo: Geo. F Swatter. Salt Lake City. Utah; Chas. Kirby Fox. Los Angeles; C. s. Kirby, Little Rock. Ark. i; F. A. Finch. Memphis, Texas; Frank Damerely. Amarillo. Texas: Morris Goldwater, Prescott; Mrs. F.. M. Cor don. Los Angeles; Frances |. Burney, Los Angeles; Chas. Karp, Ray; Jas, Carney. Ray; F.. c. Howe, Animas, N Mex; H. B. Klingberg, Florence.
 Jefferson
 H. J. Allen, Los Angeles; Otto Jail San Francisco; F. M. DeLand, Seattle Wash; J. Lewis. Los Angeles: F.. K Allen, Fl Paso, Texas; F. A. Buelow. Los Angeles; NJ. B. Kubelsky, city; Mrs P w. Dyle, Salt Lake City, Utah i: T. F.. Schneidewind, St. Louis, Mo-: MT. and Mrs. l. E. Alland, Denver, Colo; w. F. Ward. San Francisco; MT. and Mrs. C. Matthews. Globe; Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Greenwood. Tucson; Mir and Mrs B. Mindlin, Tucson: Mrs. F. Weber, Superior: Roy S. Ward. Casa Grna ;edC. J. Wilson, Casa Grande; D. T. Peart, Casa Grande.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-06
ocnLRHb
ro GIVE CHICKEN PIE SUPPER

TO GIVE CHICKEN PIE SUPPER l-The Daughters of the King will give
 a chicken pie supper at the Cathedral House Tuesday evening at 6:3O o'clock' Mrs. E. l.. King is chairman or the committee in charge.
 BRINGS CONTEST-Charging tha-
 James M Cochran of Kirkland had wholly abandoned the homestead on which he filed entry, William Parr Of Prescott yesterday brought contest proceedings in the United States land office at Phoenix. Parr alleges that | the abandonment dates over a year. The homestead in dispute is located in Yavapai county.
 APPROVE SURVEY-The surveyor generals office yesterday approved the survey of B claims of the United Verde Extension Copper company To- | cated in the Verde mining district in | Yavapai county.
 HOMESTEAD PATENTS ARRIVE Homestead patents have been re- 1 ceived at the United States land office at Phoenix for Francis M. Hodges.
 John C. Hall and Mary Quinn Shultas. FIELD FORGE MOVES-The field force of the internal revenue depart
 ment has moved from the quarters is formerly occupied on North Central avenue to I26 Physicians Building COMETS TWO HOMESTEADS- Andrew J. Mills of Bonita, Arizona, filed two contest proceedings in the United States land office yesterday
 one against Mary M. Mcdonald who filed on desert land. and the other against John $. Mcdonald, who filed on FOUND GUILTY OF SELLING LIQUOR -- Carlos Cavarenbias, pro- prietor of a repair shop, was found
 guilty in the court of Superior Judge R. C. Stanford on the charge of selling
 intoxicating liquors. Sentence will be
 passed Monday morning at 9:3O o'clock
 Monday morning.
 IS VISITOR HERE-J II. Morgan or the Prescott firm of O'Sullivan &
 Morgan. was in the city yesterday on
 legal business.
 i GUN CLUB SHOoT-The Phoenix
 Gun club will hold a practice shoot a;
 the traps on the state rifle range Sun
 day, March 7th, at o'clock
Arizona republican., 1920-03-06

Yavapai County
 Feb. 27.-Roads generally in good condition. Main creek crossing in bad order but passable.
 Yuma County
 March 1.-Road from Nichsburg to Ehrenberg via QuartZsite in good con- dition. Ferry good.
 Feb. 2S.-Yuma to Sentinel, pass able; to Phoenix via Antelope bridge. impassa ble. Parker east to the Yuma Maricopa county line, passable. All roads are in poor condition from re- cent storms. ROBERT Q. GRANT.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-06

BECHWETH CONCERT GRAND PIANO. almost new. fumed oak daven- port, other household goods. stock ma chinery. etc. Will sell at public auc- ton Tuesday. March 9th, D. m, four miles northeast of Mesa A. c. Kirch- off, owner. m
Arizona republican., 1920-03-06

Deficiency in temperature yesterday, degrees.
 Excess in temperature since the first of the month, degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1. 205 degrees. Normal precipitation January 1 to date, 2.02 inches.
 Actual precipitation January l to date. 2.S9 inches.
 Excess since January l. .s7 inch.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-06
OBITUARIES
Funeral of H. C. Pr;ce

Funeral services for Howard C. Price, who died March 4, will be held this afternoon at 1:15 o'clock, from the H. NJ. Maus chapel. 31I North First avenue. Dean William Scarlet will officiate Mir. Price was a mem Der of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows at Philadelphia, Penn
Arizona republican., 1920-03-06
Death of ZeIma List

Zelma List, aged II years, oldest daughter of Tom List. living miles west and miles north of Phoenix died Friday morning, after an illness of four weeks, of-influenza. followed by pneumonia. Funeral services will church, Saturday, March 6, at 2 o'clock. Interment will be at Glen dale