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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-24
The Windmill


IIEooo0SO IRON THE PA0H
LonO. loag go Old UDAu solA
His birthriOAt 1ur naAsly ra&1eoS
He did not know enough 70 hold
Such vital goels for speculation,
For In those happy bygone years
There were no sraspins profitssvS.
The Injuns sold Manhattan Lie
For Nttls cash and lses Of gin.
They were not Visa they knew no4
gshlA
They were not learned In ways q
sin.
For In those carsfrss. bygons ysasU
There were no itching profitssrA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-24
IOWA NOTES AND OPINION.

The Boone News Republican says.
of the defeat Of the treaty congress-.
I'VE believe the will of the people
has been obyed.'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-24

For tn centuries IL seemA the
TURKS have favored prohibitioo-
prohibition Of liquor ana OF nothing
else which includes siAushtsf. uAs-
sacre. murder and mayhem.
The Washington times., 1920-02-01
No. S.-French Women Ideal Lovers

VVyyHAT people practical
W primitive common sense!
w They ideaize the thing and make it
working of the whole scheme do.
of
up
sex-herefoe is right please
attractive and understand
perfectly
and seldom the unhappy dagd pairs that
meeting day in England
whole point of view is different there
different
perform make perfect whole and they
cold rreproachable
ideal On the
the relation
which each should
happiness and pleasure possible.
letter to-day which
much, II true.
education Is inclined girls
that the duty
valuabes hitherto
by men"
stsude sntagonism short with a
them the thing to strive
All the currents
We with and sought to be
No Frenet3ban would be stupid disiusonze
aytsryfAta than right
h4Ddtsmes pleasing them
So hAfStcd this end NJ herself to be paccs
intelecpaS AAAvsaptonal mate for man.
TsGAahSSSfS!e' like we are denying that such and such
The Washington times., 1920-02-01

peopebecause happen to be ignorant
working natural and wish to set ascetc ideal
thngshey
deny them
ouo of their consideration
fitness things!
showing equality
good In modern
Englan and still, in America?
being struck with this
friend Of mine the
model dairy The darywomant Sunday morning
her rocking and did
but continued to rock and talk condescendingy
them them, heard her triumph
any the window
The poor would this Thus
is as ever, the OF all evil.
There is peense France people not sufficiently
cooking
kept home the Of the family do the work them
pride the delicious meals and In their
pretend
snd they the nrst
for harmony q home 49,.
talk about the decadence OF France Its deceas
extinction, II
the pleasure
population dwndle enough deently
this delight pretty things necessary
and links
the chain scheme 6
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

Miss Hslsn Curtis speni the
eek.euc Ia MELVILLE lh- gues, Of
hrr sis,er, Miss Ada.
Mss, n tieiberman was hastes~
u the "Wednesday afternoon h,ldg.
Club Iast werk,
Nf and Mrs Ernest Barley
spent The week ead with relatives
At WsypHy
h,ss kdigh Walker unaets.et so
operation ~ Nashville a"sp,ial
Monday renaglua her ious,is
lhe Lutheran Womans Alavion.
airy ~pe!rts met Monsay with Mrs.
Chss Badge Jr
Rememns, lnnn Meat Msrse, 10
sis!t ceiling That good Coeoanut
Better at 35c.s. per pound.
Esq ] A, Lunn. Of Nashville. 10
here the guest OF bis son. b. N
Luat I'D 'au,iy.
Jas Ii, patten leis edn-sday
Tor philAdelph ia, Pa. he having
accepted q position there.
Misses Erma aud Ls,tis Former,
OF Lyle, wer. the guests oi Mlssss
Katie md Mamie Binklsy Saturday
aud Sunday.
John V. Stephenson. 0! Center
VILE. spent Sunday here at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Mar
tin.
Thomas ". Taylor. who ior the
past e,ga. weeks has been In
Florida, for his health. 10 expected
home this week.
re Pace. manager Of the Dick.
son Electric Co, il 10 Dayton.
Ohio attending the pelco Llsh,
Statesmen convention.
Mrs Belle Bryast, who has been
teaching IN the Dickson Public
School for the pss, two monshs,
has resigned and Mrs Thurman
Scott has been employed in her
stead.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

The many friends Oh L. u. ser-
ssns are plsAsed 10 learn thst b. IL
improving Mr. Sensing 10 in q
Nashville Hospitals. having under.
gone an operation 4 lev weeks sao,
Tor q liver trouble.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage OF Mr.. Brown Shaver
to Miss Stella Hampton, which
took place Peb 70. II DeLeon Tex
a. NJ. shavsf IL the oldest ecu oa
Mr. and Mrs. Pet. Shaver wbs once
resided eere. ~here they made
many friends.
Wm. NeCia3shsn. vitS tie
Nashville Overhead automobile Co..
was hare Wednesday snd mads
arrangements to open a sslss sta
ton At thus plscs 90 Apsil Lea
They vil be located n she Liberty
Gasase ssd sili haze % sbo~ q
sheif epsaine modal tow ssdanz
and tn1iaa cAss-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
pEPTO.MAncAn MAKES
ncn RED $1,000
Helps Restore Thin. Run down
Men and Women to Vigorous
Full-BIoodcd Health.
Sold in Liquid or Tablet Form :
The Name GUIDES" the
Guide to the Genuine.

II IL true saying that your
health 10 only ~ good A. your
blood. Good. rich blood msniiests
itself In = healthy, natural com.
plcxion; clear, keen eyes. tireless
energy and enthusiasm, and an
abundAn; supply Of reserve strength.
And just ~ positively doss poor,
thin blood influence the entire sys-
tenn. Pale, ssllow complications;
dull eyes. = lissiess step; lanxuid.
ness; tiredness. worn-ou. feeling,
general ds.ectedness and unhappi-
ness--all are positive sIsns tina.
the body 10 not receiving its proper
nourishment through the blood.
Pepio Mangan helps restore VIC.
orous health, because /. contains
the very elements 90 much seeded
nv the blood 10 enable IL TO per
form i,s functions and supply the
body with nourishmrni, energy.
and strength.
For your conveniencs, pep.o-
Msnsan 10 prepared ia tablet A.
we'll A. liquid form. Both pos.ess
the same medicinal salue,
There 10 but one genuine Pspte-
MAngar, and that 10 "Gude's."
II the name Guides 10 10, on the
package it 10 not genuine Pspto-
Mangan.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

Don't forge, 30 paw yom city
tAxss.
A, l., Scott was In Nashville
Monday on business.
Mrs. Ida Steele, OF Nashville. /.
Waiting relatives here.
John Coleman 10 spending les
days 10 Nashville this week.
Mr.. and MIRA. W. A. Meadow spent
Friday In Nashville.
Don't forge. 10 pay your city
taxss.
Mr.. and Mrs, W, b. Beard spent
the Weekend in Nashville.
Mrs. y. h, Downey and little son
Leroy, have returned from Riverside
Misc Eta Martin spent Sunday
with relatives at Lyle.
q J. Marbst has returned to
Naahvills, after spending several
days hers.
fsancis. the little daughter Of
MI. and Mrs. T. N. Taylor, 10 quite
siak.
Mrs.. A. W. Perry and Miss Halle
Perry spent Saturday In Nashville,
aAcppins.
Mr.. Geo, Eleaser and daughter.
Aias elizabeth, were in Nashville.
shopping, Tuesday.
Capt, c. NJ, Turner, ei Nashville.
spsnt Tuesdsy aud Wednesday here
greeting bis many friends,
Mr., II. /. Harrison. ot Jackson,
ID here the auest Of her daughter,
Mn I'D Murchison.
Mrs. b. +. Booker and family
moved TO Lyle "Wednesday. she
having opened millinery store
thsss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

4 nvs miik cows inF sals- See
Roy Aurphrss II ca.umbis Psoducs
leo.
Atisniicn ladisse Let me 40 yeus
hanssisehing. Mrs. Willie Jonss.
eisixsns phone i0-3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Aacax. VI
lyle are here the guests al the
liormer's parsnis. NJ. and Mrs. W.
III. AdeoM.
Pisl Hansi2e snd son, Lipe.
have returned from several weeks
sojoufn 10 Louisiana and hississ-
ippi.
Miss Lcttie Coleman kss retnreed
w Nashville sisss spending . isu
days here with her parents. Mr., and
Mrs. John Coleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. walker and
children, OF Nashville. spent the
! =eek end here with relatives and
iriends,
c. \. Wilson, Who represents the
Tennessee Biseut, Company. In
West Tennessee. spent the weekend
here With hia family.
Rememhe. Lann Meat Market 10
still selling that good cocoannt
Batter At 35tts, per POM a. ''- =.
Mr. and MIRA WIN. Luissr, oil
Buffalo, N. T., .psn, tho week end
hsre the sussts Of Tx. and Mrs. W.
A, ba,ustt
Mssses Wayne Bryan and Marie
Smith wers In Nashville last week.
20 attend Meschs Elmsn's concert
at the Ryman Auditorium.
Remember Lunn Meat Market 10
s,ill ceiling that good Cocoanut
Butter at 35ets, per pound.
Miss Elizabeth Haynes. Of Muir.
ireeshogo end George w. Doneaan,
Of Nashville, spent the weekend
with Mr., and Mira. Claude Hooper
Mrs. Dan Joslin and son, J, r.,
lett Monday for Dallas, Texas,
where they will spend several wseks
the guests OF Mrs. g. =. sanders.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II Sell and
children. OF Nashville. spent the
weekend here the guests of the
formers parents, Mr., aud Mrs. WI
A, Sell.
Robert N. Hicks. who 10 employed
In the press room Of the Nashville
Tennessean. 10 spending . lev daysI
here with his mother. Mrs. Cora
Hicks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Martin aud
daughter. Juanita. havs returned TO
their home Al Hohenwald, after o.
visit here with the formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Martin.
Mr., and Mn. Lyls Hooper. Of
Nashville, spent Sunday here the
guests oi the formers mother. Mrs.,
Alice Hooper, and other relativesI
and friends.
Mrs James Bryan recently en-
tertained at dinner in honor Of Mu.
William Luioart Of Buffalo, N. Y. |
who was the guest oi her sister.
Mrs. ", A. Barnett.
Judge Joe B. Weems, Who has
been In A Nashville hospital under
treatment for \ stomach trouble ior
the past three weeks. returned
home Tuesday.
Lao Robertson. OF Wasertown.
spent the weekend here With bis
vile and baby, who are the guests
Of Mrs. Rohsrtson's parents. Nj.
snd Mrs.. J. r. Baker.
Mrs. Elenor Martin aud daughter |
Miss Kansas. who have been spend
ins several weeks al paris the
guests al Mrs. 0. r. Kssnon. have
returned home.
Mv. Clara D,ckson and daagh-
ter Vivian, al Decatur, Ala. and
Mrs Pearl Jackson, oi Nashville, |
we're the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ss'erdeld, . lev days last week.
Miss Dorothy Mr(.seary, who 10
attending school in Nashville will
come Friday TO be the weekend
guest Of her mother. Mrs. N. d.
NcCteary.
There ~ers 81 present q, the
West Dickson Sunday School las.
SUNDAY, Mrs, A. K. Shaies gave =
very interesting and profitable OBJ
Arizona republican., 1920-05-14
Hotel Arrivals
Adams

Adams
 C. M. Leonard, Wilmington, Del: A. E. Gresham, Los Angeles; D. Witt kowsIi San Francisco; Jean c. Moore, San Francisco; E. L. Baynes, New Orleans; George Pepperdine, Los An geles; F. R. Estelle, Los Angeles; $. V. Marks, San Francisco; C, F. Ham blett, Los Angeles; R. L. Cooper. Los Angeles; Robert F. Cowles, Los An geles; l.. Greason, Los Angeles; l.. " Wilcox, Washington, D. C.; c. Pola chek, New York City; Robert F. Nor rison, Prescott; Philip l.. Barbour, New York City; c. H. Walbridge, New York City; Charles H. Brown, Los Angeles; J. H. O'Brien, Tucson; F. c. Valentine and wife, Portalnd Ore; Mir. and Mrs. $. F. Mcclure Douglas; 4. Grunett, Los Angeles; Roger T. Pel- ton, Bisbee; Mrs. Walters and Mrs. Mitchell, Tucson; Daniel C. Gibbons, Chicago; Orville Bozarth, Prescott; B. Simpson, Los Angeles: James F. Duverse, Tucson; w. S. Montgomery and wife, Marinette; l.. A. Howard, Cave Creek; K. $. Caldwell, Fl Paso.
 Jefferson
 Louis D. Webster, Los Angeles: Jo- seph H. Dorety, Boston; F. A. Lindlof, Los Angeles; J. c. Wallos. Los An geles; W. F. Ward, San Francisco; T. A. Frank. Dallas; John J. Troya, Los Angeles: l.. J. Hickman, Denver: R. J. Corrigan. Los Angeles: J. E. KilleE Placerville, Cal; A. W. Butts. Los An geles; $. NJ. Tiffen. St. Louis; J. H. Johnston, New York City; A. H. Lloyd La Point, Utah; F. T. Perrin, Jr, Williams; l.. l.. Dixon, Los An geles; Mrs. John Bowes, Superior; Michael German, Superior Jos Me rino. Superior; J. c. Rouse, Superior; Morris J. Beretz, Fl Paso: J. s. Peter son, Dallas; c. l.. Carson, Fl Paso: T. r. Byers, St. Louis; MT. and Mrs $. J. Abrams, Long Beach. Cal; Mr and Mrs. F. Abrams Long Beach, Cal.
 Commercial
 Denis Murphy, Globe; W. R. Lett, San Francisco; William II. Trelease. San Francisco; Mrs. James M John ston, Tucson; James F. Boylan, San Francisco; N. l.. Melancor Fl Paso J. D. Rockhill. Detroit Mary E.. Rock hill. Detroit; Ada M. RockhiH. Detroit; Porter Hunt and wife Columbia Mo !: W. F. Swank. Los Angeles: R. L. Aus tin, Ollanto La; w. A. Deal and wife, Maricopa: $. Braley and wife, Mari copa; Peter Pappas. Tucson; c. B Moreton. Fl Paso: w. s. Smith, Golbe J. Weitzel Superior: D. Drivaz, Ray: F. A. Lindley. Los Angeles; E. A Clark, Los Angeles; c. M Shannon, Wickenburg; F. C. Kinney. Long Beach, Cal; w. w. Henley, Los An geles.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-14

to Topock rough but passable- Cross ing on Kingman- Phoenix road via Congress Jet. at Bill Williams river not advised.
 Navajo County Old Trails highway in good condI- ton; side roads dry.
 Pima County Al main state and county roads goo0- Balance passable.
 Yavapai County All roads in good condition
 Yuma County Road from Vicksburg to Ehrenberg via Quartzsite in good condition. River road still cry Good ferry Parker: Road via Parker and Need les in good condition. New Grand View hotel now open at Parker. Road Is well signed.
 ROBERT Q. GRANT.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-14
OBITUARIES
Mrs. Carrie Tucker

Mrs. Carrie Tucker
 Mrs. Carrie Tucker. wife of J. W. Tucker, died at the family residence, 736 East Van Buren street, Wednesday morning, at the age of Al years. She leaves beside her husband, four chil- dren, Maud and Ruth, students at Phoenix high school; John, who att tends Monroe school, and Baby Neal.
 Funeral services will be held at 10 o'clock this morning at the chapel of Moore 4, Mcclellan. Interment will be in Greenwood cemetery.
 Mrs. Tucker was a devoted wife and mother and was loved by all who knew her. J. W. Tucker is a well known contractor of Phoenix. The family has lived in this city for many years. Mrs Tucker was stricken with the influenza last year and never fully recovered.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-14
NAVY oFFIcER HFREl

NAVY OFFICER HERE-Lieut Com. s. s. Thurston. U. $. navy, ar rived in Phoenix yesterday morning on tour of inspection. Commander Thurston is in charge of the navy re- eruiting district of San Diega, which IS the headquarters of the local office Commander Thurston is inspecting all the stations in the district and expects to leave tonight. While he is in this city he is the guest of Chief Electri- elan Clyde Loveless, who is in charge of the local office.
 ASKS S5ooo OF CAFE OWNER.- Declaring as the result Of an accident at the St. Francis cafe on April IT 1920, she suffered serious injuries, Het- tie B. Shook and her hush4nd. Jesse 0. Shook, yesterday brought suit against Milton Stamites. the owner asking for 5000 damages. Mrs. Shook alleges she was employed in the cafe as a musician and says that while descending from the balcony where the orchestra performed the ladder broke permitting her to fall 10 feet She al- leges she sustained injuries to her feet and lower limbs that will prevent her from working for some time.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-14
Cotton .Reaion RuIletin

NEW ORLEANS. La, May 13, 1920.- Temperatures were mostly above nor mai during the last 4 hours, with maxinla. generally T6 to S6 degrees in the northern portion of the cotton belt and S2 to 90 degrees in the southern portion Light to heavy rains in east ern and southern Arkansas and east of the Mississippi river except in east ern portions of the Carolinas. Heavy rains: South Carolina-Greenwoo LOO inch. Ceorgia-Athens 2.1S, Rome 172; AIabama-Anniston 1.42, Decatur 1.04; Mississippi Aberdeen 1.50, Columbus 8.2O. Okolona PAS, Corinth 1.26; Ar kansas -Marianna 100.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-14

ALL-DAY MEETING.-The Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian churcs will hold an all-day meeting today at the home of Mrs. A. C. Dodge, 305 North Fourth avenue.
 FIELD SECRETARY HERE.-Mrs Evelyn Keck. field secretary of the womans occidental board of missions. is making a tour of the state visiting the Presbyterian societies. and will address the women of the Presbyte- rian church this afternoon at 3 o'clock. A large attendance is expected.
 SEARCHING FOR MAN-Informa- tion is wanted concerning Clyde C. Thompson, who last was heard from at Cloudcroft. N. M-, and who left there for Phoenix and other points in Ari- zona- L. C. Smith of Ovett Miss, has written a letter of inquiry 10 The Re- publican.
 TO HOLD HEARING IN DOUGLAS. The hearing of the Douglas Traction and Light company, which filed ap- plication to abandon it's service be- fore the corporation commission, will be held in Douglas on May 24, accord ing to an order entered by the commis- sion yesterday.
 ROAD COMMITTEE MEETs.-The recently appointed standing good roads committee of the Phoenix chamber of commerce held its first meeting yes terday noon at the Arizona club The committee consists of James C. Dob bins, chairman; Dwight B. Heard L. W. Hitchcock, T. C. McReynolds. Dr. A. J. Chandler, 4. A. Carrick, c. ". Peterson, R. P. Davie and H. IT. Hotch- kiss
 CENSUS COMMITTEE TO MEET. The census committee of the Phoenix chamber of commerce will meet at 9:30 o'clock this morning in connec- tion with the work of completing the census here. The Phoenix census re turns are being held up to give people who were missed in the numeration a chanc to be counted. and such per sons are urged to communicate to the chamber of commerce at once. Be tween 150 and 200 persons not enu- merated have been reported to date, it was said yesterday
 MANY GOING TO PARKER-A delegation Of at least 9 Phoenix citi- zens is to go to Parker May 24 with the congressional committee on Indian affairs, according To plans being made by the chamber of commerce. The congressional committee is to be in this district several days before going to Parker, and it is planned to have a local delegation accompany it to the western city to show Parker that Phoe- nix is boosting for it.
 Good biscuits and hot cakes, Y. W. C.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-14
HIGHWAYS WEATHER BULLETIN
 River CrossinQs

HIGHWAYS WEATHER BULLETIN
 River Crossings Sacaton: River is entirely dry; crossing good.
 Apache County All roads in Apache county in fair condition; tourist traffic increasing daily. Early returns indicate road bond election for SITS, ,0OO carried by an over WheIning majority.
 coehise County All county roads in good condition and being improved.
 Coconino County All roads dry. Flagstaff Williams. good Willisms-Ash Fork, fair, rough in places; Williams Grand Canyon, good; Flagstaff Canyon Padre, excel lent, good travelling thence to Winslow. rough in places; Flagstaff south, dry but rough
 GiIa County All roads are in good shape.
 Graham County Soads ir fair. passa'ble condition; aGtc traffic will have no trouble an passing over any of the roads.
 Greeniee County All roads in county in fine condition; first twelve miles Clifton -Springerville highway open to traffic.
 MaricoPa County Florence road-Tal1e new state high way out of Mesa Tempe bridge open except for loaded trucks. Yuma road take lower road Wickenburg road in good shape. All river crossings 5n good shape Valley roads holding ii in good shape.
 Mohave County Main highways in good condition with the exception Of the road 9atman to Topock, which is rather rough. Yucca
Arizona republican., 1920-05-14

ST. LOUIS-The arrest of Manuel AI Prieto who had $30.000 in United States currency concealed on his per son when searched, is believed to have frustrated a plot to supply the Obre- gon revolutionists in Mexico with quantities of arms and ammunition. Prieto. educated in an eastern uni- versity. is former mayor of Juarez and at one time one of Villas right-hand men.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-14
OLD CLOTHES DYED
 MAKE NEW GARMENTS Diamond Dyes" Turn Faded.
 Shabby Apparel into New

Don't worry about perfect results. Use Diamond Dyes" guaranteed to give a new, rich, fade1ess color to any fabric. whether it be wool. silk, linen cotton or mixed goods,-6~esses blouses, stockings. skirts. children s coats, feathers, draperies. coverings.
 The Direction Book with each pack age tells so plainly how to diamond dye over any color that you can not make mistake.
 To match any material, have drug gist show you Diamond Dye" Color Card.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-14
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WEATHER FORECAST

Arizona: Friday and Saturday fair and warmer.
 Colorado: Friday showers, Saturday fair west, showers east portion, warmer
 New Mexico: Friday, unsettled, showers southeast portion; Saturday lair, warmer.
 Southern California: Cloudy.
 West Texas: Friday and Saturday partly cloudy, warmer Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-14

CAMP NELSON. Ky-Captain $. s. Cole, custodian of the National Gene tery here, claims to be the oldest em- ploye of the American government both in age and point of service. He is 94 years old and fought in the Mex ican and Civil Wars. He was a per sonal appointee of President Lincoln to the position he now holds.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-14
PRESCOTT ATTORNEY HERE.-

PRESCOTT ATTORNEY HERE.- R. F. Morrison. well-Snown Prescott attorney, was in the city yesterday on legal business.
 CALL TO TROOP B.-officers Of Troop B. First Arizona cavalry, who are recruiting the troop to it's full complement, desire all men who signed the original petition to be counted and urge all the signers to report at once to the armory before it is too late ane the troop filled The armory will be open every evening from T:30 to g o'clock on weeks days and from 10 a. m. to 2 D. m. on Sundays. The ar mory is at Third and Madison streets. All interested in recruiting the new troops will be welcomed during those hours.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-14


 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
 FOR sALE-A-I 2-burner oil stove. Call TAO F. Polk St. rear. bm WANTEsD-A blacksmith at Eighth WANTED-Young girl to do house work. mornings Apply Apt. "F, Westminster. bn HOUSE near Riverside park, ren1 SI2.50. Phone 316S, bm LOST-AIREDALE DOG WITH BRASS STUDDED H A R N E g. BEARING LICENSE TAG NO. 451. REWARD. PHONE 324s. bm WANTED-To buy three or four Oriental rugs. Phone 73S, fl LOST OR STOLEN-Ford ear. no top: license No. 43S7: upholstering in bad condition. Phone 4S40. J. w. Campbell. 1I01 E. Willetta. It
Arizona republican., 1920-05-14

Good biscuits and hot cakes, Y. ". C. A, 7:15 to 9:S0 q. u.-adv. ds
Arizona republican., 1920-05-14

Breakfast from 7:15 to 9:3e at the Y w. C. A. Cafeteria.-adv. ds
Arizona republican., 1920-05-14
Local Weather Yesterday

Highest yesterday --..-....-..-.---.S2 .S2 Lowest yesterday ..---....-..-.---..5 56 Total rainfall % Deficiency in temperature yesterday. 5 degrees.
 Deficiency iE temperature since the first of the month, degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since Jan. 1, 76 degrees.
 Normal precipitation Jan. 1 to date, PSI inches.
 Actual precipitation Jan. to date. 423 inches.
 Excess since Jan. 1, 142 inches.
 ROBERT e. GRANT.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-14

Good bacon and fresh eggs. '. w C. A. Cafeteria breakfast.-Adv. ds
Arizona republican., 1920-05-14

with the exception Of the road 0atman to Topock, which Is rather rough. Yucca