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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-18

Justice Marries Indian Couple.
Joe Paul Perry and Miss Josephine
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-18
JAMES DRAKE PASSES

Continued from page ~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-18
]. 7. LIEUALLEN
Democratic nomince)

Candidate for Representa-
tive from Umatilla county,
Resident of Umatilla county
for 81 years. Favors eff
cheney in office and strict
economy in state and county
affairs.
Vote X No. So
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
NEWS OF LEWES.


Lewes, Nov. 26.- Miss Leah Carter is
visiting her brother, Lieutenant Frank
Carter, in Philadelphia.
Miss Ann X. Nichols is visiting IN New
York City.
Roland Rnught who attends school IN
New York City, IL home with his mother
over the holiday.
Little Miss Betty Riley Of Easton,
Md, is visiting Mt the home of her grand
parents, MIR. and Mrs Thomas X. Mar
shall.
MIR. and Mrs W. G. Lofland aud Mrs
James White Of Overbrook motored to
Philadelphia, Wednesday, to visit Mr.
Loiland's daughter, Mrs. Frank Carter.
Mrs. Clifton Maull is spending the
week in Philadelphia.
Mrs. w. p. Orr entertained the bridge
club at her home on South street, Tues
day afternoon. Tho invited guests were
Mrs Lena Tammany, Mrs Robert Orr
and Miss Elizabeth III. Orr.
The Misses Margaret Collins, Elizabeth
Marshall and Elizabeth Orr took a party
of the younger set in their cara, chaperoneo
by Miss Isabelle Ross, on picnic v
Oak Orchard, Saturday.
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DEDICATE GRACE
CHURCH CHIMES
Gift of Mr.. and Mrs. Melville
Gambrill Consccrated at
Special Service.

The chimes recently installed IN Grace
NJ +. Church the git oi MIR. and Mrs Mei,
willie Gamhrill, were dedicated with speciA l
exercises in the church last night nc
church was crowded Following the ded-
icatiun services number oi selections
were wondered on the chimes.
The, arr scheduled to ring at IL o CLOCK
noon and 5 O'Clock today and a. IN. ana
10 a m and q y. m. tomorrow. =,
Bishops William I. Mcdowell ana
Charles l.. Mead made the principal ad-
dresses Bishop Mcdowell told oil the
power and influence the chimes VIII
exert over the souls m the community:
Following his address Bishop Mci)oweii
read from the ritual the principles Oh
conservation and dedicated the chimes,
t. the church I'm the name of the Father
Son and Holy Ghost
MIR Gamhrill made brief address IN
which he gave few facts which led 10
the donation of the chimes. Tho IDEA WAS
not original he said, but was suggeSted
e. him hv "A friend IN whom he has great
ranhdencr IN WAS about eight montnS
ago that the idea took concrete form
Nj Gambnll outlined n few facts lead
tpu ,p 90 the donation Of the CHIMES
"Ihe matter was first suggested to ma
~, wears apn. he said While ] was III
consultation with my counsel, I. r.
MlrchcnM | then intended to have the
..,.,.. resented 10 the church after my
I..l Int one night eight months ago
.. ~ clock IN the morning ! awoke
the thought Of the chimes on my
md
mont ,oned the matter TO Mrs Gam
buu ana she suggested that VIC might
,r,l.ahl, 10 more good by donating the
chmcs row Immediately the next morn,
r.s f,t IN touch with William l.. Todd
,rd hr hclped me Ia select the chimes
n, William Foster had charge of in
stating the bells and bringing them 70
the CITY
Iohp |. Carpenter prevented the flowers
ioy the dedication services last night.
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FINE THANKSGIVING SERVICE.

Milford Nov Thanksgiving ser
Woes Of the churches of Milford took the
form Of combined union service, yes
terday, held III Christ 7. r. Church at
half past ten O'Clock. A choir OF twenty
FIVE voices, composed of the soloists Of the
choirs Of the FIVE churches, rendered a
beautiful musical program. The service
opened with singing Of q Thanksgiving
hymn, followed by the address Of welcome
hy the rector OF Christ Church, Rev.
Thomas V. WinEate, and the reading Of
the Thanksgiving Proclamations Of Presi
dent Wilson and Cover Townsend.
The Thanksgiving lesson-the Sth chapter
Of DeuteronoIny-wa then read hy REV.
Chxrles +. Dryden. pastor Of First Metho-
dist Protestant Church of Milford. Rev.
Henry L. Bunstein, pastor Of First Pres
byterian Church offered prayer.
America" was then sung by the con
gTegation, and this was followed by the
address OF the day, "A Message for Thanks
giving" by Rev Robert *. Stephenson,
pastor d Avenue Methodist Church Of
he The Offering Of the day, in accordance
with custom of many years, was given
to the Kings Daughters Chapter Of
Milford TO be used for charitable purposes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26

the people rejected last year by ons Of the
largest INSURANCE companies on account
OF diseases which were directly traceable
70 the stomach, liver and kidneys, we've
unaware Of their danger until tbs ex-
aIniDing physician informed them of II.
To those who have been leading seden-
tary life and to those who have become
physically and mentally depleted while
suffering from the symptoms Of stomach
liver and kidney troubles, the new herbal
stomach medicine, Plant Juice, gives per
manent relief Many local people are
daily giving voluntary testimonials Of the
great benefit they have derived from the
use Of this famous preparation.
Take, for instance, the signed state
ment recently gwen by Mr.. j.. S. Collins,
f Laurel. Del, and one Of the best-known
meo n this section Of the country, which
says:
scribed the wonderful change brought
about in my miserable condition by Plant
JuiceI I could not keep the hghtest kind
Of food In my stomach, was bloated with
gas and in constant pain; never could
sleep at night, had headaches, was dizzy
and very nervous; | was constipated al
the time, and would have terrible voInit-
ing spells which left me very weak; / also
suffered torture with bleeding piles which
I could not get rid Of; my kidneys and
bladder caused me great deal Of trouble
and felt so weak that could hardly get
around at times. After years of doctoring
and taking dozens Of different medicines
which did me absolutely no good, Plant
Juice has relieved me Of all troubles My
daughter bought me bottle and insisted
that take it. / am glad did, for now !
have fine appetite, sleep fine at night and
have no more trouble with my bladder or
kidneys; l am not constipated, and most
wonderful Of all, ] am rid Of the piles from
which suffered so long / don't know
when felt so well and want everyone
70 know where to turn when all else fails Z"
The Plant Juice Man is at The Miller
Drug Store, 4O4-406 Market street, VIII
mington, where he is daily meeting the
local public and introducing and explain
ing the merits of this remedy Free sam
Piles glven.-AdV.
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CuEsTERTOwN AND VICINITY.

~p,,rial Corrcspondencr 90 Every Evening
Cheatsrtown. Md. Nov 26 lsaae
\ Huev. brother of the late A. L Huey
81 NpsSpy. died NJ his home IN that town,
"Wednesday, after an illness OF only q
week aged about 60 years He was one
thc most prominent and widely known
.unrrs IA the upper section of the county,
md has many relatives and acquaintance
Is Delaware niece, Mrs. Wolfe, re-
idef IN Wilmington.
Mr. Charlcs u Nicholson Of Chester
own entertained friends at cards, Wed
reslsy afternoon, At tho homo OF her
rthcr. pr. Charles W Whaland.
Farmcrs heru who are holding their
y heat fur better rrcrs are very gloomy
aver the prospect 4 number who could
have sold a, rly for s. 20 bushel are
.fraid they VIII be compelled 20 sell for
not more than $40, thus lo1na u
hushei
County Trrasurer Merrlck Clements
nurrhus.i al public sale FIVE shares OF
he aN,itsl stock Of the Chestrrtown Bank
~ Marylsnd belonging to tho estate OF
tho lats Mrs Catherine DOwner, Tor
so2 share, por value s25
Nus Pauline Huey Of Scaforu IL VISITING
Mr.. and Mrs w Robert Huey OF Mt
Vernon p1ace, Che~sertown.
MIS- S,ephan,e Ford, teacher In Denton
.eh.sois, i spending the Thanksgiving
holidays with her mother, Mrs > r.
Fnrd, ln Chestertovn.
Nr~ Amelia Jarien has gone to New
kcnsineton, Pa, where abe has accept-
"A n position for the winter
MIR and Mrs Donald STAN have re-
,ur,led from thsir wedding tnp and are
AZ home to their friends on Front street,
/ hl.alorfnurn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
CECU. COUNTY NOTES.
,-,.,,l r,orrr.nondence 10 rvcry 3 ,,,nins

suersal Corrcspondenco to Fvery X E~s1dna
FnStor Md. Nov. 26-Rt Rev.
George " Davenport, viii visit Cecil
county Sunday next, and administer con-
ttnatlou AZ ~ James r. + Church, Port
DEPOSIT In the afternoon he viii conduct
ser, res AZ 81 Marks Church, Aiken
rs the evening 10 the PerTyvlie church.
Nouday he viii visit North East parish.
Port DEPOSIT firemen Co. were called out
a UoDl,ns on the Tome campus. The
damage was mostly by smoke and water.
MIR. Charles baker, II Tennessee, who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs William Spear, AT Warwick, viii
leave tomorrow for her home in Tennessee,
takire her parents with her Tor the winter.
Announcement Is made Of the marriage
II Miss Florence EHudson, of Chesape ke
CitV aud Ralph " Dean Of Elkton, at
Elkton NJ l.. Parsonage, Saturday even
mng last.
CiInton Dunbar has sold his farm near
Elkton 10 J. NJ. Brown Of Calvert for
sl5.OO0 Mr.. Dunbar will move TO VIII
minuOn.
The Young men Of Cecilton gave a
very successful dance in Cecilton hall, last
evening for the benefit Of the local band.
William Hilton Of Earlevile has left
for ten-mohths cruise 20 Chlna.
John X. Burkley has purchased from
Rov EdnCr the latters cottage 10 North
- rect Ellxton 81 private ssle. Mrs. James
Oldham has purchased from Mrs. John ".
Cooper. the latters home on East Main
street
Residents near Elkton Jail noticed
planks up the side Of the Jail wall and q
blanket hanging over the wall, yesterday
winch lead the report another jail de-
livery. sheriff Seth reports that no one
has escaped.
Commissioners for Cecil county, on
TUESDAY las, sold $4,000 OF road bonds,
90 the Elkton Banking and Trust Go.
the only bidder.
Miss Foard and Miss Hahn, county
nurses. are spending the holidays at
Atlantic City.
Howard Bratton, Jr., son Of DR.. and
Nr. Howard Bratton, G Elkton, who
has been IN the aviation service for the
past three years, has been appointed q
lieutenant IN the United States Cavalry.
a marriage license was ISSUED in Elkton
yeStwsay. % Arson B Kimble, Of Noting
ham, Pa and Mariana Balderston, of
solora, Md.
Cecil Detective Association VIII hold
annual election and enjoy turkey dinner
al Calvert December 8
The State Vehicle Commission has
plscod motor policemen at Elkton, Chess
ne.,e Citv. Rislug Sun and Conowingo,
and each day they bring into the magiss
trates > offices violators Of the moto ( law
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
NEWS OF THE STATE.
Cont inucd from page 2

Leslie Donoho, son of Mrs. Eunice
Donoho Of this town, employed in Balti-
more, was operated on this week for APP
pcndicitis at st. Joseph's Hospital Phia-
delphia. Reports state 'tht operation WAS
successful
George Ed. Warrington, N. Nj. Con-
away, Jr, and Jacob Moore heye returned
from ducking trip To Chincotcague,
Va. They report ducks plentiful and say
they had exceptionally fine shooting,
bagging l40 ducks:
MIR. and Mrs. O. ID. Rhee returned yes :
tcrday from Philadelphia, where they
took their daughter, Rosena, to have an
operation performed for removal OF adc-
noids and tonsils, and say operation was
very successful and their little daughter is
getting along well. :,
John Truitt and family will move to
Wilmington and the property they are
vaoating will be occupied by MIR. and Mrs.
John Stewart.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
FOUGHT FIRE AT MILLSBORO.

Laurel. Nov. 81 For the second time
within a week, Laurel Volunteer Fire
Department was called upon about !
o'clock Yesterday morning 10 help save
the town of AIillsboro from destruction
by FIRE Within few minutes after
sounding the fire siren the boys had the
engine on the way TO tho stricken town,
about IS miles away. arriving there IN
80 minutes from the time they left the
firehouse.
The FIRE was confined 20 the warehouses
Of the Adkns-Ryon Canning Co, who
had practically all their years pack in the
warehouses
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
BADLY CUT HIS FOOT.

Laurel, Nov 26.--Frank German If
confined TO his home on Market street
suffering from seriously injured foot.
He was cutting timber on the Dickerson
tract. down the Laurel river between
this town and Sharptown, Monday
afternoon, when following n vigorous
stroke, his AK passed through the bark
and rotten wood of n tree and twisted
around, inflioting & serious and painful
cash in his right foot
The wound is not responding to treat
ment. Infection having set in.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
SMALLPOX IN SUSSEX.

Georgetown. Nov 26 Two cases oi
smallpox have broken out in Angola dis
trict, the sufferers being MIR. aud Mrs
Charles Scott While their condition for
the past two days is said To nave been
critical, according 10 reports reaching
here they are somewhat improved, but
far from being ont of danger
There are four children ~ the family
the eldest being about 10 years, with nc
one to look out for their welfare. The hus-
band. while in a serious condition, will not
II IL sud. give UP and 90 10 bed because
Of the critical condition of his wife and on
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
THANKSGIVING SERVICE.

Laurel, Nov pa very impressive
and beautiful union Thanksgiving service
was held yesterday morning in Christ
NJ. p. Church. the sermon being preached
bv Rev. W. Osborne Bennett, pastor Of
Centenary Nj +. Church.
Rev W l.. Hoffman, pastor OF Christ
Church: Rev L. f.. Windsor, pastor OF
Mount Pleasant NJ +. Churches, and
Rev. G. p George, pastor of Laurel Cir
cult Nj. z Churches, assisted in the ser
vices
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
FOR p. h 8. HOSPITAL.
Electric Washing Machine Disposed of by
pythian Sisters.

An Eden electric washer. valued at
tlG5, was disposed Of by the r, 4 :. Hos p
pital last night nt meeting ~ the Pythi-
an sisterg held at their lodge rooms
7OB West street. The washer wsa d0nsted
60 the hospital at the time Of their bazaar
by the Electric Contracting 90. of 1
Vest Eighth street, aud should have been
disposed ot on September ~, but had o.
he delayed. Mrs. I,euna Eberh art, 1926
Market street, was awarded the machine
ON one vote,
Mrs. NJ. K Simmons WIS chairlody u
the evening. Mrs. james Is. Tucker hal
charge gf The affair. Tho grocary booth
committee, which bad charge Of the wash.
et, thanks the grooers Of the city md
state, also the mills, for their many do
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
AN EMMY To GOOD HEALTH.

Goof health has no greater enemy than
eop.tiuation. You cannot Keep ft''
Tor work or play Il the bowels are uregu-
lar or clogged with a decomposed mass
IN undigested food from which the blood
picks ap diseasc-causing impurities and
sarries them throughout the entire system.
Folev Cathartie Tablets are mild but
alre IN action. They Danish biliousness,
sick headaches, sour stomach and other
Ms caused by indigestion. Take one to-
,ight aud you viii feel better in the
morning. n. j. DanfWth. Market &
~.cend Sts.-Adv
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q. M. DresIcr Operated Upon

George NJ Drexler, secretary Of the
KoHmos I{lub WAS stricken with appen-
dcitis Tuesday evening. He was operated
upon ut the Physicians and Surgeons
Hoppital Wednesday morning He is
popular with the younger set Of this city
md is we'll known as n tenor singer. He has
beer identified with many eocial events,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26

J. Register Of this city, formerly Of Berlin,
Md, were mnfried, Saturday night, at
the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph j.
Morath, by Rcv. John T. Bailey, pastor
Of First NJ p. Church.
Miss Elsie X. Helm, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Frank Helm, Dhgsboro, this
county, and William l.. Starr, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. George W Htarr Of Galena, Md,
were married, Sunday afternoon, nj First
NJ +. parsonage, this city, by Rev. John
r. Bailey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
IN CHARGE OF DISTRICT.

Georgetown, Nov. 90 John X.
Kitchens. resident engineer for tho Della
ware State Highway Department, with
headquarters here, has been appointed by
State President N. NJ. Conoway Of Eea-
ford district, president for the Laurel,
Seaford and Georgetown camps Of the
Patriotic Order Sons Of Amcrioa
Mr.. Kitchens h one of the active mem
bers Of the organization, being head of
the degree team Of Camp No %, this
city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26

There viii y. special uesilngs ln che
Lower BranydNine fresbg'sral thunh
beginning sunday, November II arH
continuing aN rrYt Wcfk Rev lufl T.
Cllhllan, Rev 1h0maH knu no. j N.
Blake and Rev fl1fa lefe ardn WN
assist The prstm rervire hrNfs arh ffr.
niaa AZ 7aO O'Clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
zWAA NENDAEL CLUB.

Iewe~, Nov. % The Zwaancndael
Club had All afternoon with some of the
French composers and their works st the
home Of Mrs. Jacob Morris, chairman OF
music. Tuesday afternoon. She ussd tn c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
PLANT JUICE WAS
JUST LIKE MAGIC
Sensational Testimonial Given
the New Medicine by Will
nlineton Citizen.

II n estimated that there are nj least
fvc million adults in the United States
upon whom dangerous diseaeee are work
ing wishout the knowledge of the victims.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
pemembefed n1bl..' II..,ll.l

Members ~ 60 AndrWn praas.
Church, in nrrurlaufa HifI I.fnn .f
Wednesday evening madn iUl Hfn NJ
provis0ns i0F fhr Babies Nn.tUI l
WashinFlon STREE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26

new Edison To illustrate tho recrcntionr.
Mrs. Morris described each number as
rendered. Refreshments were served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26

SUSSEX NOUNTY MARRIAGES.

Georgetown, Nov. 26--Mm Amelia
Merritt Of Msrcua Hook, Pa, formerly
Of Chincotenpue Island, Va., and Samuel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26

account Of the children. DIR. James Becbc
Of Inwcs in giving medical attention.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26

geddins e'''' sehn'''' e .as
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-26
L,ret ntrndrrlne hrn.llnrs

nation, towards this department q shs
bazaar
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
VOTERS OF PHOENIX APPROVE PROPOSED
 SITES FUR SCHOOLS

Approval of six public school build Ing sites, as recommended by the board of education, was voted at a special school election yesterday. Less than 150 votes were cast, but majori- ties ranged from 20 to 1 to AS to 1.
 Site number one on North Seventh street at Homewood road was ap- proved by a vote of IA to 4: site number two in West Capitol addition went over 142 to 8; site number three, l1nown as lot No. 47 in Collins addition, vas approved 13S to 2; site No. 4. at Eighteenth and Adams streets, was approved 145 to 8: site No. 5, to be used as an addition to the Capitol school was approved 13S to 4, and site No. C. known as part of block 16 in Irvine addition. was approved 137 to {.
 Approval of the sites by qualified voters was a necessary step in the construction of five new school build inEs in Phoenix. as voted in a $350, 900 bond election several months ago. An addition to the Capitol school is also proposed
 The bonds have already been dis posed of and money for the contem- plated Improvements will be available this week With approval of the sites, it is expected that work will be start d immediately in the construction of he new structures. These new facili- ties. it is planned, will care for the overflow in the present schools. It has been necessary to construct tenn porary wooden structures in several instances to care for pupils in the public schools.
 There was but a single polling place for yesterdays ballot It was at the school administration building on North First avenue. The polling booth was open from 10 o'clock a. m unul 6 o'clock D. m.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

Christmas business at the postoffice has been in outgoing mail, which is another indication that, rumors and guesses to the contrary, the prosperity of the city has not been hindered much
 lately More than 20 extra clerks and
 carriers are helping the regular force. Six additional windows have been opened for the accommodation of the public, and more than 100 clerks are working on the main floor of the 1 office
 l To facilitate the handling of the Christmas rush and to prevent con l fusion in the postoffice itself, all the
 parcel post work is being done at a
 postoffice annex which has been To- | cated for the holidays in a storeroom at Second avenue and Jefferson street All parcel post distributions and de liveries are being made from this
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
The Roundup" Is Name Chosen For Republicans Weekly Cartoon Page; Two Women Tie For First Prize

,-.S,.,l-ne name has been selected for the l r,.. cartoon page of The Repubh- l - 4t Is The Roundup." Selected ,-s,-..u.Sre more than 1000 letters containing -6s .-nsr e.4onsr it stands pre-eminent as Nne name that suggests the char .sIr Sseter or this weekly psge' devoted to que of Phoenicians and Arizonians. s,s John w. Sergeant of Cashion @ jennie V. Brown of l3O South
 avenue, Phoenix are the win oI the prize money, which was to ~~ v. .sen Sz5, SIS of this amount to me originator of the best name -. slV Tor the second best. How eer, as both sent in the same title. L same mall. a check for SIS each oeing mailed to them.
 .. c contest aroused unexpected en-
 ~2sn, and the replies were from
 ana near. Ann Arbor, Michigaz a suggestion: Watsonville, Los E-Sss, Bakersfield, Kern and San
 -C-sco, California: Salt Lake, Den er, Dallas. Fl Paso, Chicago and
 sAs City sent replies containing suggested names.
 WA~hin the state of Arizona, names
 re received from Yuma. Ajo, Tue sSu, s, Nogales, Bisbee, Douglas, Stafford, SS- n carlos. Christmas, Solomonsville ,,S.e' Miami. Ray, Hayden, Winkel- 1~as ftcrence, Casa Grande Tempe Cn4naler, Scottsdale, Mesa, Glendale Cashion. Buckeye. Palo Verde, Wick S-so.g z, Cactus, Canon, Skull Valley, se,,IAlano. Prescott, Jerome, Clarkdale Sle,menceau. Parker, Bouse and Blythe
 The northern part of the state sent many suggestions, every town in that
 Slon being represented in the list
 ne names suggested ran the gaunt- rom Hamburger Stew' to "Tne
 elung Tot" "rhe Roundup" as Mrs seant defines it, is characteristic or Arizona, meaning the gathering ir ~no looking over. sorting, earmarking
 branding, counting our or in, and A-seheral overhauling the flock"
 HAe cartoon page is to be a page oeeo.ed to the local activities of tho people. their joys, sorrows, amuse ments. accomplishments and purpos es- It Is intended to portray in cartoon vein their daily and week., aolngs. It is hoped that it will d.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

The peak of the holiday rush was reached yesterday, when at times there were more than 300 people in line at the various windows The peak of the financial business was reached Thurs day, when more than $5,000 worth of stamps alone were sold
 Coincident with the foregoing deela- ration. Postmaster $. J. Nicholson also has announced that every package de
 ivered to Phoenix from outlying points as late as Christmas morning will be delivered before Christmas
 night. This means that every home in the city which is expecting parcels
 from other towns or states will re- ceive them surely on Christmas day if thev are not delivered sooner, or if they arrive here before or on the holt- day.
 The greater part Of the unusual
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

some good in its feeble way and that the public will feel free to offer sug- gestions at all times
 The Republican takes this occasion to thank all those who sent in sug- gestions. and at an early date will publish the names that were submit ted, together with the names of the senders.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19

annex, but there is no window service there-only the actual work of get ting the parcels to the consignees being done there.
 Yellowstone park was visited by 7s,- TIT tourists during the 1920 season.