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Arizona republican., 1920-09-16
RECOMMEND FEB. F AS DAY TO OBSERVE
 CITY'S ANNIVERSARY

A committee report recommending February 12 as the date for the op- servance of the fiftieth anniversary or the founding of the present city or Phoenix was accepted yesterday by the directors of the chamber of commerce. The anniversary falls on October 20 of this year, but in view of the State fair and political campaigns this fall 1t was recommended by the committee that the semi-centennial not be held until February 12, which also Is Ad- mission day. and incidentally the day on which the county of Maricopa was created.
 The letter of Col. James H. McClin- toclS chairman of the special commit tee appointed in the anniversary mat ter, to the board of directors, follows fn part:
 AS I have written before, we con sider the idea a very good one, lead ing, locally and abroad, toward proper appreciation of the marvellous trans formation that here has been made, from a sage brush plain to a city of wealth and beauty.
 Before the Great War, we used to have such celebrations, founded on local pride, but of large interest to the visitor. The war, naturally. centered all public activities of the sort in it self
 "The committee appointed by the chamber of commerce, would suggest, however, that the date of the ami versary celebration be set not earlier than February 1921.
 'It is true that the meeting for or ganization of the village was held Oc- tober 20, 1870, but there was no occu- patton of the townsite till early in the following year, when the survey was finished by w. A. Hancock. A few lots were sold in the month of De cember, 1870. The first building was started on the townsite in January | 1871.
 Somewhat broader significance might be given the celebration by con- sideration of the fact that the county of Marfcopa was established by legis- lative act approved by Governor A. P K. Stafford, February 12, 1S71- This date, oddly, is the same on whicf statehood was assumed by Arizona, il 1912.
 'February again has significance 1T | the matter in the fact that Phoeni1 | had incorporation as a municipality or February 25, 1881.
 | Am sure the directors will agree with me that the balance of the year will be found rather overfull to SC cure general attention to this specia feature. The election will overshadov | everything else. There will be tn
 State fair. The American Legion il making elaborate plans for proper ob 1 servance of Armistice day. Then again. the bulk of our tourist influx | especially in presidential election times comes after the New Year.
 'sFhfs letter, therefore, would bea recommendation that our semi-centen 1 nial observance be set for February preferably for Admission day, in it self a holiday"
Arizona republican., 1920-09-16

TO DINE OFFIcIALS-The board of directors of the chamber of com merce will give a dinner to members of the city commission and board of supervisors next Monday.
 CHARGED WITH ASSAULT-L. E.. Baker yesterday was arra1gned before Justice Charles DeSales Wheeler on n charge of aggravated assault and was committed to the county jail when ne failed to furnish a bond of S6o0- lie will be examined on the charge next Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The charge was preferred by his wife, Le- nore Baker.
 ON FEDERAL Charged with having violated the Immigration laws in coming to the United States from Mexico without passport, Julia Leveaga yesterday was arraigned be- fore United States Commissioner Henke and will have a hearing before him next week. She was returned to the county jail, where she is serving a 30-day sentence on a statutory charge. She was arrested recently in Chandler by officers from the sheriff's office, She was deported from the country in September, 1919. on a similar charge by the federal authorities.
 x. OF c. ELECT OFFICERS-The local council of the Knights of Colum- bus elected officers for the coming year at a meeting held Tuesday even- | ing in K. of F. hall, when a good at 1 tendance of Knights was present de- | spite the threatening weather Those | who will guide the council during the l coming term are John A. Johnson grand knight; Leo Welnick, deputy grand knight; D. H. Dodt. chancellor; T. P. Lynch, warden; w. J. Burns 1 financial secretary; M. J. Burns, treas
 urer; w. J. Thalheimer, advocate;
 MT. Flynn, inside guard, and Johr
 Joyce, outside guard.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-16
The Search
 For Beauty And How to Be Success ful In Attaining It

The ancient records and stone writings tell us of the effort that women even in that day put forth to further enhance and increase their natural charms of beauty.
 Some of the methods employed to increase these charms have been brought down through the ages. There are two beauty aids that are very popular nowadays known as Black and White Soap and Black and White Ointment.
 Black and White Soap is a pure skin cleanser and complexion beau tifier It aids in removing skin blemishes and the regular use of it will keep the skin soft, with the lovely tint of youth.
 Black and White ointment is creamy emollYent that removes pimples, tan, sun and wind freck- les, liver spots and similar skin blemishes. Black and White Soap and Ointment must be used together to obtain the best results.
 All drug and department stores guarantee and sell Black and White Ointment, 25c the package (50c size contains three times as much); Black and White Soap, 25c
 Send 10c to Dept. T $ B, Plough Chemical Company, Memphis, Tenn for free samples Black and White Ointment and Soap. Also copy of your birthday readings.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-16
OBITUARIES

Funeral of Edward HoboId Funeral services for Edward Hobold who died last Monday will be held from Saint Marys church at o'clock Saturday morning.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-16

DtIICIeIICy ID LeInperature yesterday, none.
 Deficiency in temperature since the first of the month, 31 degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since January l. 9 degrees. Normal precipitation January 1 to date, 5.51 inches.
 Actual precipitation January 1 to date, 5.75 inches.
 Excess since January ', PA inch
 ROBERT Q. GRANT
Arizona republican., 1920-09-16

Queen Esther Chapter No. 22, O. F. $. will hold it's regular meeting to- night (Thursday) at 8 o'clock at the Masonic hall. All members urged to be present. All visit are welcome.
 BERTHA G. O'NEIL,
 Worthy Matron. It
Arizona republican., 1920-09-16
WAFER REPORT

Reservoir, elevation - 2o3.S5
 Reservoir, contents ,356 Loss. A hours . 2,403 Elevation, year ago - 173.07 Contents, year ago - 631,740 Water used, north side . 3S,320 Water used, south side ... 33,621
Arizona republican., 1920-09-16

In Peru pineapples grow to the weight of 20 pounds.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-09
ADOPT HEALTH 2. INSURANCE LAWS
 FOR W0RkMEN


 La Crosse, Wis, r-aAugys7e-Ear1y adoption of workmen's health insur- . ance laws in the United States was predicted by Professor. John R. Com mons of the State university in an address at the recent annual convef1- tion of the Wisconsin State Fedora. ton of Labor. a Appearing before the convention upon invitation to os rspresentatiye of the America n Assoeiation for Labor Legislation, 'Pr6fess6f CoTnfn ons faain- 1 tained that existing. opposition on the :. part of certain groups of manufac--~ 1 turers is ill-fourded since health ir- 1 surance in industry will not be bur i den of the employers but will serve 1 to improve economic efficiency. He7 cited the history of workmen's com | pensation laws in Wisconsin and l. other states which were at, the out set vigorously opposed by big .em- ployers who now recognize thejr ad-9 i vantages. .' 2nsax
 .The com co m pensation act, ffistea'd of. | increasing the financial burdens of manufactur actually decreased the cost of manufacture by eliminating i accidents declared Professor Com l mons, speaking from his exp ~erience. | as former State Industrial Comnis- sioner and member of the Federal ! Industrial Relations Confusion. 'tIn i many plants 'in. this state where claim agents had been empfoyed to fight against judgments1 Tor injufed l worken, safety experts were employ | ed with the result that injuries l through accidents were reduced to d 1 minimum" ReferringSto workmen's compensa- | ton, health insurance and unemploy ment iinsura nee legislation as feadins I measures fn the nation fie77vs1de eaff eafaf paign of the labor legislation Association, Professor Commons asserted also tha, Unemployment insurance would de- crease unemployment, stabilize indus try and speed up production.''
 Labor in common with more than 20 Labor, in common fifth more than 20 other state federations and, 30 na- tiona1 labor organizations has off cially gone on record in favor of the adoption of a workmen's health in ! l s11rance law.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-09
ROOSEVELT SAYS UNITED STATES MUST BE IN THE LEAGUE

miseries thssH Yars Ibrirg rgl sinas stlFes SKI tension of honorable commerce, in the international settlement which vii make it unnecessary to send, gain two million of our men acros the sea. I look to our future for progress; ill better citizenship, in less waste, ia fairer remuneration for our labor, in
 more efficient governing, in higher
 standards of living.
 To this future, I dedicate myself willing, whatever may be the choice
 of the people, to continue to help as
 best as I am able. It is the faith which is in me that makes me very
 certain that America will choose the path of progress and set aside the
 doctrines of despair, the whisperings of cowardice, the narrow road to yes terday. May the Guiding Spirit of our land keep our feet on the broad road that leads to a better topior- l row and give to us strength to carry on '+ HsE41s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
LAWS OF NEW YORK

eight hundred and seventy-two of tho In w.
o. nineteen hundred and twenty. entitlee
to nc aee maklng provision for issuing bonds
W me amount Of not to exceed forty Il We
hillion dollars for the payment OF a bonus
70 persons who served in the military or
naval service OF the United States at anv
time between the sixth day Of April. nina
teen hundred and seventeen. and tho
d drea TN Gay OF November, nineteen hun
m ,,1'salon or the same to the people to be
So1e e upon at the general election to be
t tlgtn IN the year nineteen hundred and
twenty. be approved"
STATE OF NEW YORK
QHiee OF the Secretary OF State. W
nave compared the preceding with the
hereby certify that the same il a correct
transcript therefrom and of the whole of
said original law.
Given under my hand and the seal Of
H. 81 the city OF Albany. this first day
or July In the year one thousand
nine hundred and twenty.
FRANCIS M HUGO.
Secretary Of State.
form Tor submission of Amendment
Number One
Shall tho proposed amendment to Sec
tions Two. Four, Five, Eleven and Twelve
or Article Seven of the Constitution, in re
iatlon TO debts contracted by the state, "
be approved?
Form for Submission OF Proposition
Number One
shall chapter eight hundred seventy
two OF the laws of nineteen hundred and
twenty, entitled AN act making provision
for Issuing bonds to the amount of not to
exceed forty five million dollars for the
payment OF a bonus to persons who served
In the military or naval service of the
lnMed states at any time between the
sixth day Of April, nineteen hundred and
seventeen, and the eleventh day of Novem =
Der, nineteen hundred and eighteen and
providing for a submission OF the same to
the people to be voted upon at the general
election to be held in the year nineteen
hundred and twenty be approved"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
LAWS OF NEW YORK

s sma,s ne applied TO the Improvement, .uper-
. .,henn oe or repair OF the remaining por
uoh or tho canals p''
rbat :. .n Resolved (it the Senate concur,.
w lac ,ne legislature to be chosen At tha ns ~
$500 election OF senators and IN con-
toan my With section one of article four
zen OF the constitution be nuhlishsd ~
election ~ ,he tIne OF such
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN ASSEMBLY.
RMS bill was duly passed. r. m ,s
votsn~ ~, members elected to the Assembly
present. A' eA'ee~iiiths being
BY order OF the Assembly.
THADDEUs C. SWEET.
STATE OF NEW YORK pea"er.
IN SENATE.
r,,. IN, Apr ss. 1890
all the ' sen was auIy passed majority OF
'hercoT, three~ffths being present A"'o'
6y order OF the Senate
HARRY C. WALKER,
oc.s STATE OF NEW YORK s'sS'ae"''
concmr rvs compared the preceding copy or
resolution on file in this ofYice or - 'iia a.
hereby certify that the same is q e corre uo
thereof W Va eie "hole
Given under my hand and the seal OF
RI ONCE OF the Secretary of State
liz 81 at the city of Albany, this first
gay or July, In the year one
thousand nine hundred and
twenty.
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO.
r1r,,r4 SscrotorD OF state.
~, a, * Matter in Italics is new
nnafttas IN brackets ] is old law to be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
All Clews Fail to Solve
Mystery of River Torso
Officials Await Analysis of
Stomach's Contents in the
Search for Poison

Jersey City police admitted yester-
day that no progress had been made
IN the attempt. to solve the mystery
of the multilated torso of woman
found floating off Communinaw Tues
day afternoon.
Officials are hoping that the result
of the chemical analysis of the CON
tents of the stomach will enable them
to determine whether the woman came
to her death by poison.
The Jersey City police cling to the
theory that the torso drifted from the
East River into the waters about Com
mum paw
The officials in all adjacent Jersey
ports have been urged to assist in the
hunt for the missing members of the
woman and unless these are found, it
Is believed that the murder will re-
main unsolved.
Acting Chief Leonard, in charge Of
the Investigation, says he does not be-
lieve the murder was committed in or
near Jersey City. Leonard based this
theor. on the statement of physicians
that the body had been in the water
fro six weeks to two months.
report was received yesterday
that severed leg had been found in
the waters near New Bedford. Mass.
The Jersey officials have asked the
New Bedford police for confirmation
of the renort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21

Concurren. Resolution of the senate and
Assembly Proposing an Amendment 10
Section Two OF Article Twelve OF the
Constitution in Relation to City Bills.
Section l. Resolved III the Assembly
concur), That section two of article twelve
of the Constitution be amended to read as
follows:
5 >. All cities are classified according to
the latest state enumeration, as from time
to time made as follows: The first class
includes all cities having population of
one hundred and seventy five thousand or
more the second class all cities having
population of fifty thousand and less than
one hundred and sevenry-five thousand;
the third class. all other cities. Laws
isting to the property, affairs or govern
ment OF cities. and the several departments
thereof. divided into general and
special city laws; general city laws
t hose which relate 10 all the cities OF one
or more classes; special city laws are those
which relate a single city or to less
than all The cities OF class. Special city
laws shall not be passed except in con-
formlty with the provisions OF this section
After any bill for special city law. re-
lattng TO a city. has been passed by both
branches of the legislature, the house IN
which it originated shall Immediately
transmit certified copy thereof 10 the
mayor OF such city. and within fifteen days
thereafter the mayor shall return such bill
to the clerk OF tho house. from which it
was sent. lori tchO II the session OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT, RICHMOND COUNTY.
FREDERICK RADWAY doing bust
l. L. RADwANER SEED co. Plaintiff.
against LUIS CASTANE OLIVIA. doing
business under the name and style OF
SOCIEDAD ANONIMA CASTANE, De-
fendaut.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the CONF laint in this action, and 10
serve copy Of your answer on the Plain
tiff 3 attorney within twenty days after the
service of this summons. exclusive OF the
day of service and In case of your failure
to appear or answer judgment will be
lief demanded in the complaint
Dated. New York, this % day OF July.
1920.
ELIAS RERNSTEIN
Attorney for Plaintiff. Office and p o.
Address, 30 Broad Street. Borough OF
Manhattan, New York city
TO LUIS CASTANE OLIVIA, doing bust
ness under the name and stvle Of
SOCIEDAD ANON1MA CASTANE
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication pursuant to an order Of
Hon. Arnon l. Squires Justice of the Su-
preme Court OF the State OF New York.
dated the 9TH day OF August 1920. and
nled with the complaint in the Office of
the Clerk OF the Supreme Court at the
County Court House, in the County os
Richmond. State Of New York
Dated. New York, this 6th dav Of Au
gust, 1920.
ELIAS BERNSTEIN
Attorney for Plaintiff Office and p O
Address. 80 Broad Street. Borough of
Nldnhattan. New York (Irv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
aaENDMENT NUMBER FOURTEEN

''as .sn1,, Resolution of the Senate and
sssssiAsly Proposing an Amendment to
eees.9n Eight Of Article Seven OF the
pS.susutIon in Relation to Certain
eSa.ion or + he Erie Canal.
M sse1 ion l. Resolved or tho Senate con-
d. 4Hat section eight of article seven OF
ssIowvo. Constitution be amended to read as
= az me leglsla ture shall not sell. lease
1sws-ss' wise dispose OF the Erie canal. the
esyssso canal. the Champlaln canal, the
d. 80 ana Seneca canal or the Black
~ 81 cana but they shall remain the prop
ssn, the state and under it's manage
ss forever The prohibition of lease,
sssll - 49, Per disposition herein contained.
sss nol Apply 70 the canal known the
d ,ha sa "a Hamburg street canal. situated
sstsrt,e Guy OF Buffalo. aud which extends
efsef from the westerly line OF Main
sseet 20 the westerly line of Hamburg
ssss ea nof to that portion OF the existing
q w ssnal In the eity of Utica between
" sssseerly line OF Schuyler street and
att "sseriy line OF Third street, provided
hhuyls. TOW of sufficient water from
hstion street 10 Third street TO feed that
mzI,sui the canal east OF Third street
~ fur1aa bsttesen Rome and Mohaok.
Aase "a mat may be derived from any
40 or other disposition OF any canal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
SURROGATES' NOTICES

PECK, REBECCA GIN PURSUANCE
of an order OF Hon. John + Cohalan.
Surrogate of the County OF New York
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to all per
sons having claims against REBECCA G.
deceased. to present the same with vouch.
ers thereof 10 the subscribers, at ther
place of transacting business, at the ONCE
of Putuey. Twombly & Putney, their ct
torneys, at Rector Street. in the Borough
OF Manhattan. In the City OF New York
State of New York. before the I'd
day OF November. 1920
Dated New York, April 80. 1920
FRANCIS W. PECK
IRENE ID. LUDLUM
pUTNEy. TwOMBLY & PUTNEY A.,
torneys for Executors. ONCE AZ Post.
Office Address, > Rector Street Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21

MOSS, FRANKLIN PURSUANCE OF AN
order OF Honorable John P. Cohalan. a
Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
NOTICE is hereby given to all peVsons hav-
Ing claims against Frank Moss late OF the
County of New York, deceased, to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scrber. at her place OF transacting bust .
ness at the office OF Moss, Marcus & Wells
her attorneys, a No. 235 Broadway. in the
City of New York. or before rha 18Th
day OF January next
1920.
ELIZABETH J. MOSS. Executrix.
MOSS, MARCUS & Wells. 23g Broad
way. New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21
PROCLA NATION
Goat of Armst
STATE OF NEW YORK,
xno,,.;,.a T. -, ha,.

Executive Chamber.
o WHEhEA n v% of e1ss fa On the the
Seventeenth Assembly District Of thu
County Of New York, state of New York
caused by the removal from office by the
Assembly Of the State of New York of
August Claessens. Assemolyman from said
NOW. THEREFORE,. 7. Alfred e Smith.
Governor of the State of New York. in
pursuance of Section 9a2 of Chapter %
of the Laws of 1909. as amended by Sec
ton G. Of Chapter S91 of the Laws of 1911,
and constituting Chapter II of the Gonsoli-
dated Laws. known the Election Law,
do hereby order and proclaim that an
election for Member Of Assembly in the
place of said August CT aA sens be held in
County of New York. State OF New York
teen hundred and twenty. such election to
be conducted in the mode prescribed by
law for the election Of members Of Assem-
Given under my hand and the Privy
Seal Of the state al the Capitol in the
city OF Albany this twelfth day of August
in the wear Of Lord one thousand nine
(seaj ALFRED e SMITH
JEREMIAH F. CONNOR.
Secretary to the Governor.
F FIX eqsq NJ n HrG co
Secretary Of state
State Of New York
Office Of the Secretary OF State SIS
have compared the preceding copy Of
proclamation Of the Governor with original
reclamation. on file in this office, and do
hereby certify that the SINE is correct
transcript therefrom and of the whole
thereof
GIVEN under my hand and the Seal Of
City OF Albany, this seventeenth day Of
August in the year one thousand nine
hundred and twenty.
(SeaD. FRANCIS NJ HUGO
Secretary of state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21

concurrent Resolution of the Senate and
Assembly Proposing an Amendment to
Section Eight OF Article seven of the
PORTION OF the Erie Canal
Section !. Resolved (if the Senate con-
cUr), That section eight of article seven
OF OF me constitution be amended to read as
8; The legislature shall not sell. lease
or otherwise dispose Of the Erie canal the
Ssweso canal, the Champlain canal. the
p ra;'l and Seneca, canal, or the Black
property OF the state and under its man
agement forever. The prohibition of ease
sale or other disposition herein contained
S4at not apply to the canal known as the
Main and Hamburg street canal situated
N N -. ths city Of Buffalo, and which extends
easteriy from the westerly hne of Main
street. nor TO that portion Of the. existing
~ canal IN the city of Utica between
the easterly line OF Third street providsJ
mat flow of sufficient water from
Hcnoyier street to Third street to feed that
pof1loh OF the canal east OF Third street
he maintained. nor shall such prohibition m.
Pf1 10 W0t portion Of the el5Stln0 Eric comGy
IN the county OF Herkimer beticee,, the SnSt
" poFtloF OF the village Of Mohdlcb end
w. H. cot5tV boundary Inc betlceon the coull-
l.ss o. HerHimer aud Oneida All funds that
may be derived from any lease sale or other
49,. '-S 1911 OF any canal snail be applied 10
ne improvement, superintendent or repair
Oh the remaining portion of the canals
IS = Resolved Of the Senate concur)
i. MAJ the ioregoing amendment be referred
TO the legis allure ITO be chosen at the next
seIetal election OF senators and in CON
t0rAlHy with section one Of article four
teen OF the constitution be published fsr
hFee months previous to the time OF such
election. '0 ~ sue4'
STATE OF NEW YORK
IN ASSEMBLY.
THIS bill was duly passed. ma io~itv o,
an the members elected To he Assembly
Fcting III favor thereof. three-nfths beng
present ~ '''s
By order Of the Assembly.
THADpEUS {. SWEET.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
IN SENATE,
,,,. 49,, Apr Is. 1920
This bill was duly passed a maiorit,-
OF an the Senators elected voting in favor
thereof. three being present.
BY order OF ne Senate
HARRY G. WALKER
STATE OF NEW YORK
ONCE of the Secretary Of .-tate6 81
nave compared the prec- ling conv oe
coheurreNt resolution With he original
tTaetuiI2n on file in this )fdca, and do
hereby certify that the same is a correcT
re tlser'rt the-efrom and Of the whole
Given unGer my hand and The seal of
r, cihcg OF the Secretary Of Stat.
l. : at The city OF Albany. This tjrsf
day OF July. in M voar one
,4olsand nine hundred and
FRANCIS NJ. HUGO
,SSr4scretary Of State.
Explanation Matter in italics 10 now,
omitted. "a" ~ ~