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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-12
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avertizare.

Lunl, 22 Martle. a. c.. La Orele
l.3O seara, administrator ziaru
lul nostru d. Nnolae Nestor a su,
prllls trei baieti, un romin, un po-
leak 81 unul nu Sc site de ce na-
tlonalltate, ca incarcau niste me-
tai lntr un eos, pc care l-au fu-
rat prln ruperea lacatului deli!
topitoria care sc afla in furdul
curtei Institutului nostru.
Baletii simtird ca au fost sur
pr.nsi au fugit. ID. Ncstor alci-
glnd dupa ei prins Pc unul, D.
romlnul, 81 anuntat prin telcfo,l
pOlltla, care VENT Gu Patrol
Nagon-ul."
Politia invitat 81 pc d-nuI
Nestor Sc mearga in cautarea ce-
lor lalti spargatori. In seara acea
nu s'a putut afla. A doua ri a
fost prins 81 polakul. AL treilca
MI sa putut primde. Baietii nl
stieau unde locuieste 81 nici nu,
mele.
Peste citeva zile a fost jude
cata 81 polakul find mai vino.
vat, comitilrd 81 alte furturi. pa
rintii lui au fost amendati.
Din amcnda data, judecatoria
IN ziua de Z Aprilie TRIMS re-
dactiei un Geek de $500 ca dcs.
pagublre pentru spargere.
Parintii copilului romin ne-an
rugat sa nu publican faptul 81
find ca copilul lor era pentru
prma data implicat in un ascm :
Lea caz 81 a promis ca nu va mai
.eiitlea in. asemenea sEeeeli, l<am
icrtat. Faptul nu s'a pubIicat
nici de ziarele Americana.
Acunl, ullll, carOra lie place s,
ilrventeze afaceri senzationale, az
respindit zvonul ca domnul Nico-
lac NestOr fost arestt i'll seara
acea 81 brodeaza pc tema aceasta
felurite povesti. Ar trebui Sc fie
mai prevazatori 81 sd nu debiteze
calomnii fiindca yor suferi urmi-
rile. Omul nici odata sa nu afr
me un lucru inchipuit in fantazia
lui, fiindca daca sunt vatamatoa-
re pentru clneva, taXat de ca
lomniator 81 calomnia. chiar priil
graiu, pedepsita de legi.
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viata |ui Carranza
va fl bine pdzitd.
WASHINGTON. II Main

WASHINGTON, II Maiu. :
Ieama ca nu vor ii binc priviti
III ochii Statelor Unite poslbil ca
face pc fruntasii rebellion mexi-
canl de lua toatc precautiile de
IA pazi viata ,,fostltlui presedinte"
Carranza. Viata Iui Carranza e
bine pazita, spune misiunea re-
volutionarilor, ajunsa aici.
Carranza posibil cd va fl ex-
cortat pima la Vera Cruz, orr la
alte porturi 81 va fl expulzat din
tara ori Invita- a parasi," i'll
sd nu Sc crede ca va Fl pus in IA
ia tribunalului spre a fl judecat
pentru faptele lui.
Fruntasii rebellion mexicani Sc
crede ca au convingerea ca ori ce
vlOlenta cOmisa contra lui Car
rama, va prejuditia guvernul Sta
telor Unite, cind Sc va prezenta
mOmentul ca sd Sc ceara recunoa-
sterea noului guvern. Presedintele
Wilson a refuzat Sc recunoasca
guvernul lui Huerta, pentru ca
,,miinile lui au fost patate De
singc.'
Pablo Gonzales. fostul eanli-
dat la scaunul presidential a lui
Carranza, ajuns la o inteleger..
ell Obrcgon, alt candidat la acel
scum, 81 fruntasuI revoltei de
cum.
Misiunea revolutionarilor ajun-
sa in aceasta capitala sprlne ca
dupa sfaturile lui Obregon, prese
nlntele provizional De lie Huerta
a numit pc Juan Sanchez Azeca-
noa, menagerul campaniei lui
Gonzales ca ministru de externe.
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INTERESELE PETROLEUM.
sPRIJINEsC REvoLUTIA.

: LONDRA, II Maiu. - Astazi
sa manifestat mare curiositate
despre cauzelc inferno earl au
provocat revolutiunea din Mexi-
co. sx kt
In uncle cercuri sd crede ca
interesele petrolului .sunt, poatc,
responsible pentru rescoala ca
re avut loc 81 pare ca sunt sus-
piciuni ca revolutia a fost pusa
la calc de interesc Americana 81 a
altor streini.
O aplanare afacerilor mexi-
cane Sc considera ca vitala pen
tru pacea de pc Continental de
West 81 ,,fara justa deliminare
a imperiului petrolului, nu va ii
pace pc lume,'' zice ziarul Nam
chester Guardian.
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AUSTRIA VA Fl CA
MfMBRA IN LIGA.

GENEVA, II Maiu. - Austria
81 probabil Ungaria, poate vor fi
admise in Liga Natiunilor la cea
dlntliu adunarc a eli i'm vara as
ia, sa aflat astazi aici din is,
voare inalte.
Germania, Bulgaria 81 posibil
s. Turcia, vOr deveni menIbre in
4 dOua adunare, carei data in
cd ;lu s'a fixat.
Sc raporteaza ca Gernania la
conferinta financiara intcrnato-
nala della Bruxela va ii pc acriasi
Daza ca natiunile aliate.
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o NEDREPTATE FACUTA DI
PLONIATILOR.

SPA, BELGIA, II Maiu.
Renumita Casino din Spa va Fl
imchisa pc timpul congresului a.
'iatilor, 81 delegatii, coresp on,len-
til inclinati spre speculate sunt
siliti ca Sc scape prilejul de a ju-
ca la bacara orr in Cart, orr a
privi intoamerea magistrate ru-
letei. Ca compensate pentru co.
respondent, s'a facut legatur; te-
lefonica directa cu Paris-ul, Lon
dra 81 Bruxela. 81 s'a intins SIR
ma speciala pentru telegraf, pima
la orasele sus mentionate.
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Convocare.

Prin presentul convocator
sunt rugati toti D-nii Director
al Companiei de Publicitate q
Uniunei Soc. Rom. q lua parte
la adunarea directiei i'll sedin-
ia ordinara, care Sc va tinea in
ziua de Is Maiu 1920 La orele
10 a. m. in localul ziarului "A
merica" din sos Detroit Ave-,
Cleveland, Ohio.
La ordinea zilei STUNT mai
multe puncte carl trebuesc re-
yolvate.
Toti D-nii directori STUNT ru-
gait . Il prezenti.
Cleveland, O., Z Mai 1870.
!. q. H0zA, n. NESTOR,
presed. secretar.
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CiOCnire intre mill
tdri 81 civil.
MAI MULTI RANITI.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, II Mair.
= Aproapc douazeci de persoanc
au suferit raniri usoare All ina
inte de miezul noptei intro cioe-
.nire intrc douazeci de soiIati 81
cam doua suite de civil pc D-.Dad
81 High Street.
Dnpa declaratia politiei 5 s'au a.
runcat Gu ciomege 81 Gu caramizi
Gle catre llrptatori. Lupta luat
sfirsit prin sosirea unui dctasa-
ment militar sosit della cazarmi
ajutata de polite.
Tulburarile au inceput, Sc Il
&c cind un civil adresa. solda-
tilor cuvdntul .,Cioara Baltata.'
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CONGRESUL DELA SPA ANT.
NAT. -f

BERLIN, II Maiu. Deciziu-
nca de alnina congresul la care
va participa reprezentantii ger-
mani, 81 care Sc va tinea Ia Spa.
Belgia, a fost primita in Berlin,
scrie Norddeutsce Allgemeine XII
tung Congresul se va tinea fn Iu-
ME ii ny "A Is Maiu, dnpa cum
s \ deeis II incsput. Sc,
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Adevaruri deSpre
Russia SovietiSt3.

,,Sa he imchipuim," a spus ell
,,ca lntrcaga faibrica a societatii
Sc sfarima. Vedem inaintea 0chi-
lor nostrii ce Sc intImpla in lr
lamda, care contine trei milioane
de locuitOri, care Zace in regimul
de terOare sub O armata de Ocu-
patie. Gu cit mai primejdioasa a
fost situatia intro tara care are
100 milioane de locuitori. !. Fie-
care natiune trebuie lasata Sc
decida asupra formei de guver-
namint. Bolsevistii in Russia 81
~ in Germania, nu vor ca moi
nsek tam. Eli Ger numai sa fie
- pace de celelalte tar;.
Guve. 4 sovietist are evidente
documentare Sc arate ca reactio-
narii din Europa trimit acolo pro
pagandisti, GU scopul de a ras-
taura monarchia in Russia
Inainte de a intra in Russia,
s'a spus lui Lansbury ca un
BRAY ON daca intreprinde calato-
ria - pentru Cd orr ca va ii ONO
rit ori va muri de boil; ca aci
,,sc distruge rcligia 81 sc ard BIZ
sericile."
In Russia" continual Lans-
bury, .,e perfecta libertate a
rcligiei 81 invatamintului religios
dus de propagandisti." Despre
conditiile copiilor sub regimul
bolsevist spune: Eli nu sunt nlci
LEGITIMATE 81 nici nelegitimati -
ei sunt pur 81 simplu numai co
.pii. NJ 6 mai mutt pnrtarea de
catra copii a pacatului parmtesc.
Nicairi in lume nu sunt copii mai
bine ingrijiti ca in Russia sovie-
tista. Eu II am vazut lapte afara
numai cind Sc da la copii. Foarta
rar am vazut carne, afara numai
cind sc da copiilor.'
Aproape toti aceia care au
fost detinuti in Russia in decur-
sui revolutiei Sc vor intoarce in
Anglia. Vorbind despre prisoner!
ell spus: ,.Prisonierii sunt nn
ceva neplacut 81 sper ca odata nu
vor mai Fl. insa vre-o tara unde
poti intIlni cite dol din tara ia
umblind liberi 81 Sc fie pri-
Att cit nu Sc amesteca
in afaccrile inferno ale Rusiei.
strainilor in aceia tara li-se per-
mite a merge unde doresc. Acea,
sta arata ca civilizatia din vest
poate invata ceva della Russia So
Lenine crede firm in educarea
81 acum de curind
dat urmatoarea proclamatie:
Ca sd primim mai mutt, tre-
bue Sc producem mai mutt. Deci
lipsa de educatie, educatie, e.
ducatie.'' Nnmarul oamenilor e.
ducati in armata crescut della
Ii la 65 procente. Mesagiul tri-
mis- de Lenine Angliei, prin Lans
bury spune:
,,Daca puteti face 0 revolutle
pasnica in Anglia, nimeni n'ar
Fl mai bucurosi ca Russia. Tineti-
va de miscarile breslelor ;tineIl-
va de miscarile muncitoresti. NJ
pima cind na aveti de
NJ VA desintegrati prin
rreve premature ori r;iscoale pre-
mature. Tineti la olalta pima de-
veniti omogeni 81 m va lasati sa
fiji impinsi. la violente."
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MARIL OR.
De: HON. DANIEL r. COHALAN,
Indicator la Curtea Suprema din New York.

ceasta mare nedreptate 81 sd resta-
bileasca tara noastra in positiunea
eli mindra pc care avut-o de cu-
rind. Senatul este acum fOrtifica-
tiunea libertatilor Americei 81 spe-
ranta umanitatii suferinde. Daca
Sc va poticni in datoria lui de d.
para drepturile 81 suveranitatea ia
rel noastre, America va cadea, cum
au cazut democratic puternice in
trecut. Daca Sc va tine de inaltele
Ell traditii 81 peste orice afaceri 81 va
considera interesele Americei, va
conserva tara nOastra, va saliva Ii
bertatea umana, va distruge - fa-
ra vatama pc cineva care doreSte
llbertatea, cursa salbatica Nava-
lismului, care pluteste ca un nor
intunecat peste fericirea omenirii.
Forte puternice din afara 81 din
'nauntru lucreaza ca sa smulga A
merica din vechiea eli positie; sa /,
sc ia rolul de fruntas moral al o.
menirii 81 sd subordoneze positia
ei la acea unui satelit care Sc In
vartaste III Jurul Imperiului Brita-
ME. Puternice sunt aceste forte;
numerOase sunt armele eli; puter-
nici sunt agentii eli; Plauzibilc (de
admis) stunt argumentele lor; dar
tot mai puternica iubirea de Ii
bertate printre massele mari ale
poporului simplu din tara noastra
|Sl la sfirSit, amarnica cum va fl
|lupta, lntunecata cum pare Fl ca
lea, fortele dreptatii 81 ale justitiei
vor triVmfa 81 America va Fl con-
servata de accsfe afac1r'ff ca 81 dc -aF:" a.
|cele carl pareau ca yor invinge
in trecut conservata, sc remina
o lumina lui Beacon pentru acei
carl doresc libertatea 81 pretuiesc
ca eel mai mare dar pc care Bine-
facatOrul Creator a acordat-o ONE
nirii. America va triumfa in cele
din urma in orr ce lupta pc care ella
sele staplnitoare ale Engliterei o
vor forta-o asupra ei, dar va Fl
binecuvintare pentru intreaga o.
mcnire, 81 nicaieri maj mare ca a
supra masselor Engliterei, daca
Senatorii Statelor Unite, oamenii
de stat earl controIeaza in ultima
analiza destinele Americei, 81 prin
aceasta in mare parte destinele lu-
mel, vor distruge Liga Natiunilor
propusa de Englitera 81 vor da via
ia unei Conferinte Internationale
care va considera ca cea dintiu ST
cea mai importanta problema a Ell,
adevarata libertate marilor, 81
prin starui asupra desarmarii ma
vale, va distruge Navalismul = fra
tele gemen al Militarismului - ST
prin aceasta asigurarea pacei per-
manenta tutulor natiunilor de pc
pamint.
Aici 81 asa Sc sfirseste brosura
scrisa de d. Daniel +. Cohalan, iu-
decator la Curtea Suprcma din
New York. Am reprodus-o cit Sc
poate de correct, din care cauza a
perdut foarte multi din forma lite
rara.
Introductia, pc care ar Fl trebuit
s Q publican la inceput publican
acum. E scurta, cetiti-o Gu atentie:
,,Daca asi fl un ON bogat, a 'si
pune aceasta brosura in nina fie-
carui barbat 81 fie carei femei din
America.
,,Autorul este lnul dintre cei
mai abili judecatori della Curteea
Suprema din New York. Este IN
ON al culturei, un ON care a cetit
mutt, obsecrvat multi 81 a cugetat
81 mai multi. Tot orul ce sapat din
(Cont'nuare pc pag. 81.
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teacher is the teacher who is dissat-
| isfied and remains in the schools
grumbling all day long. They are in
every school in the land.
and reads the pay schedules of the
steel workers and Immediately be-
comes indignant The idea that a
worker that had to make little or no
preparation for his work earns as
much in single day as he does in a
week strikes him as rank injustice
and he must voice it.
In the classroom the attitude of
mind of the teacher carries over to
the children. The vague feeling of
dissatisfaction and unrest soon per-
meates the school and The morale
goes down. The morale of the school
is the morale of the country. This is
bad business.
! If in any other business of the ma
ton there was an annual turnover of
one-fifth of the employees there would
be meetings, conferences, wage dis
cussions, and action would follow.
Action that tended to stop the waste
and loss resulting from the steady
stream of inefficient and immature
workers.
Why not in the schools? Is is be-
cause our children are not directly
marketable? Is it because we do not
think of our child product as compet-
ing with the child product of the
other nations of the world?
Tomorrow these children will be in
exactly that position They will be
fighting for the leadership of the
world. We, their parents and teach
ers and government willed it to- be
so. Then it behooves us to keep faith
with them and prepare them for the
day just ahead. Arm them with wis
dom, and courage, and sound COM
mon sense or they must ultimately
go down to defeat. Teach them the
rudiments at least of the work they
must be called on to do. Build
schools and more schools and train
teachers and pay teachers until every
child in the country has his chance
with the best. To do less is to fail
to keep the faith. 1t is dropping the
torch. 1t is death.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-04-24

Picture what this means carried
into the history and literature,
"Who wrote Evangeline?"
Henry w. Longfellow."
Where is this story laid?"
Arcadia"
where was Arcadia?"
Canada"
Imagine his telling the story of the
Lost Battalion. Think of what the
boys will miss in terms of America.
The teacher has no energy to put
into the story. He will never hold
them breathless and spellbound as
they follow the little band forging far
ahead of their friends in their haste
Ito reach the post assigned them.
Getting so far ahead that they find
themselves alone in the heart of the
enemy forest.
They will never hear the hiss and
splash of the bullets as they plow
through the grass or fall in hot spray
in : the spring the tired, thirsty,
wounded soldiers try to reach.
They will never feel the hunger
and thirst and sweat and agony of
that little band of Americans who
made the people of nation sob and
cheer in the joy of knowing they
owned such sons.
They will enever thrill with pride
and fear and noble desire as they
listen to the story of the rescuers
creeping nearer and nearer and fin
ally bringing them back in triumph
They will never feel the pride and
exultation of an American at the
thought that this little band of Amer
leans struck terror and despair to
the hearts of the Germans by their
absolute disregard of everything save
that while an American might die, he
never surrendered.
They will never fully know what it
means to be an American-never full
ly come into their inheritance-be-
cause their teacher was too tired to
lead them. And he was too tired be-
cause America would not pay him
enough to give him the time for study
for the thoughtful teaching of her
children.
Worse than the empty classroom,
worse than the overworked part time
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DOLLARS OR DULLARDS?|

Continued from Page 81
course it would have been better
teaching to have selected some of the
words that the. children would need
in the composition lesson or the sci
ence lesson but that would have ne
cessitated the teachers having stud
led the days work and there was no
time at all.
When the ten words have been
given out the class corrects as the
teacher dictates.>
Mark the words that you have
wrong. Give rae the returns as |
call the roll. Be sure to write cor
rectly any that you have missed
Take the next ten in order"
The lesson is finished and dis
missed from. his mind.
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TO THE RESCUE IS
SLOGAN Of S. Army

| PHOENIX, Ariz., April 20.-"To thu
rescue! Now let us help our own" i:
the Salvation Aarmy's slogan in it!
home service campaign, which will b,
sounded throughout the country dur
ing rescue week, May IL to 20, ac
cording to V. L. Clark, chairman O
the Salvation Army state advisor,
board, who will handle the Army!
campaign in Arizona.
Complete organization of state
county, financial, speakers and pub
licity committees has been completed
and prominent men and women in al
sections of the state are cooperating
with the Army. to make RESCUE
Week" a success.
State budgets in keeping with the
Army's financial need have been ap
proved by the state advisory board
and Arizona is being asked to contrib
ute 100000 to carry on the work ot
the Salvation Army in this district
Rescue Week" has been set from
May II to 20 and during that time the
Salvation Army's appeal for funds
will he sounded throughout Arizona
The program calls for the completion
of several buildings now in course OF
construction, the erection of some
necessary new ones, improvements tc
existing structures and general ex
tension of the Armys work into every
county in Arizona.
In addition to the requirements fol
general state purposes building, pro
grams have been approved as follows:
Phoenix. $4,000, and Globe, $4,000.
An analysis of the $4,000 budget
to be raised in Arizona during Rescue
Week to provide funds necessary to
carry out the work laid down by the
advisory boards in convention at
Phoenix, March IA, shows that every
dollar of the fund is to be spent in
Arizona in one or another of the many
activities that mark the service rem.
dered by the Salvation Army to the
state.
None of the money will be used for
foreign purposes as the Salvation
Army realizes that the emergencies at
home must he the first consideration
Practically all of the major act.vi.
ties of the Salvation Army will be
centralized for operation throughout
Arizona under the direction of the
state advisory Board at Phoenix
Salvation Army service everywhere
is the slogan the Army is raising and
with the successful completion of the
program this service will be supplied
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-04-24
DO YOU KNOW

Any person who served in the active
military or naval forces Of the United
States on and after April 6, 1917, and
who made application for insurance
tprior to April 12, 1918, or within 100
days after entry into the active ser
vice, is eligible?
That in addition, if any person while
! in the active service between April
6, 1917, and November II, 1918, be-
came totally and permanently dis
abled, or died, PRIOR to February II,
1918, or within 12O days after entry
into the service, and for any reason
no application was made for insur-
ance, the law grants insurance pay
| able during such disability to the in
sured, or in case of death to his widow
during widowhood, or to his child or
children, or to his mother, or to his
father, if and while they survive, in
monthly installments of $25 each, over
period of 24O months?
! Also in case of a person applying
Tor insurance prior to November IL,
1918. and more than 120 days after
entry in ,the service, where a policy
was issued and premiums were paid
thereon, the insurance is granted?
Finally, those persons who died or
became permanently and totally dis
abled after induction by the local
draft broad, hut before being accepted
and enrolled for active service, and
who had not applied for insurance,
shall be granted insurance payable
during total and permanent disability
and in case of death, in 240 monthly
installments of $25 each?
If any person applied for insurance
after induction by the local draft
board, but before being accepted and
enrolled for active service, such ap-
plication shall be deemed to be valid
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-04-24

Hon. G. o. Nolan returned to Ray
this week for visit between trains.
He is attending to the duties of Coun-
ty Attorney H. G. Richardson while
the latter is confined to the hospital
on account of an operation.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-04-24
CARD OF THANKS

To the many friends who have been
so kind during our bereavement, we
extend our deepest gratitude.
Mrs AMELIA SCHMIDT
AND FAMILY.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-04-24

Rev. Father Delgado of Hayden held
services in the guild house last Fri
day, this being his regular monthly
visit to Ray
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-04-24

Government engineers are in the
San Carlos canyon surveying for the
contemplated storage reservoir. This
reservoir will cover an acreage of
over 10000 acres if built to the
height contemplated at this time.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-04-24

A birthday party was given in honor
of Mrs. w. Sprott Boyd at her home
in Ray, April 18th. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Thornton and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Thomas and
daughter, and Miss Josephine Cum
ningham.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-04-24

Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Hobbs of Ray
are spending the week in Tucson.
Mrs. Hobbs, is delegate to the grand
lodge of the Daughters of Rebecca,
and Mr.. Hobbs is a delegate to the
grand lodge of the Odd Fellows. In
cidentally, they are enjoying a pleas
ant visit with Mr.. Hobbs parents
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-04-24

Mrs. Todd has returned to her home
4 Ray after an absence of several
months on the coast and in Phoenix.
Miss Valerie More has left for Phoe-
.-ix and Casa Grande.
Thad More has left for Phoenix and
casa Grande, where he will engage in
business.
Born. April 18th, to Mr.. and Mrs.
2. B. Wagg, a girl.
Miss Fora Donahue, representing
the Pathfinder, was Ray visitor this
week.
Mrs E. b. McKelvey left for Los
Angeles to attend the bedside of her
sister. Mr.. McKelvey accompanied
her as-far as Maricopa.
Miss Wanda, have returned to their
home in Ray after sojourn in Utah.
Messrs. c. NJ Zander, c. H. Howe
and Rudolph Kuchler, composing the
Arizona state tax commission, paid
Ray visit during the past week.
They were accompanied by M, o.
o. Benscoe, county assessor.
The baseball game that was to be
held Sunday, April 17th- between Ray
and Mesa was postponed until Sun
day. April oath. The Ray boys are
rapidly getting into good trim and a
fine game should he offered for the
benefit of the public. Admission will
be 81 for the grand-stand and SO cents
for the bleachers.
The Arizona copper camp., 1920-04-24

w. S. Norveil and H. E. Turner of
Phoenix were business visitors
Wednesday. Mr.. Norveil is state
water commissioner and is making a
map of all the irrigated lands in Pinal
county.