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NEXT CONVENTION
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been made by Vice President Marshall
at Richmond. Va. to the effect that il
the prohibition amendment to the Con-
stitution had been voted upon behind
closed doors not twenty senators would
have supported it.
The alleged statement of Mr.. Mar
shall was branded as unjust to the
Senate and cast reflection upon its
members The resolution was unan-
imously adopted.
Wayne B. Wheeler of. the Anti-Sa-
loon League. in an address. also took
address was made by John l.. Kramer
prohi bition commissioner.
The report Of the committe on tenn
perance and social service submitted
to the convention today speaks of
what It terms the sorry spectacle"
Of the governor of one state swear
ing to uphold and enforce the Con-
stitution Of the United States and in
the next breath declaring that to the
extent Of his power he would make
his state as wet as the Atlantic"
I'VE do not call his name" the re-
port continued, because we do not
wish to confer upon him an honor to
which he is not entitled and do not
wish to add to the shame Of the good
people of his state. who are ioyal
Americans and deplore such treason"
Negro Question.
The report. In conclusion, reads:
I'm closing this report we would
point out an urgent need and an open
door for service. This is in respect to
the negro race. One Of the clearest
| and most unmistakable results Of the
| war Is the new aspect given to the
race question and the considerable
feeling of unrest on the part Of the
negro. There has not been, nor in
deed can there be. any change in the
| dxed separation of the two races in
| the matter OF individual social rela-
ton. No change here is possible, nor
| is any change desired by the thought
full Of either race. If any member of
either race desires or cherishes hope
Of any change in this respect he is
doomed to disappointment. But in
the broad matters Of better education
and more complete Characterization OF
| the negro. Of better housing condi-
| lions, Of a better economic and indus
trial opportunity, OF a more even
handed Justice in the courts for the
race and Of a better understanding
between the two races and more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-15
$500 TIRE THEFT CHARGED.
William Coghill Arrested on Com
plant of Oldsmobile Company.

Charged with the theft of 5000 worth
Of automobile tires from the Ofdsmo-
bile Sales Company. William Coshill,
1856 Hobart place, was arrested yes
terday by Detectives Hughlett. Walsh
and Connors.
Coghill was in the employ Of the
sales company. and it is charged that
he took the tires away in an automo-
bile instead of putting them in his
employers place of business. Bond
for his appearance was fixed at $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-15
DEPARTMENTS EXCUSE
Ex-SERVICE EMPLOYEE,

While government departments d d
not off1cially close a. noon for the ded-
ication exercises, virtually all of them
excused veterans of the civil, Spanish
American and world wars in time to
permit participation in the celebra-
ton. Cabinet officers, acting on a sug-
gestion of President Wilson, who re-
fused to issue an executive order clos
ing the departments on the ground
that there was not sufficient author
ity. excused all employees in the de-
partments who could be spared at
noon. and in a few cases at 1 o'clock.
In some instances departments pred
icated the excusals upon applications
for annual leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-15

At the time Of the drst inaugura-
ton Of President Lincoln there were
fve former Presidents 1iving-more
than at any other period in the his
tory of the nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-15

The first dark horse" candidate
elected to the presidency was James
n Polk,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-15
Strict Sunday Closing
Laws for D. c. Are Urged
by Baptist Convention

At yesterday afternoons session, the
convention unanimously adopted a
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; The Arlington Memorial Amphi-
theatsr 10 said to be the only memorial
Of it, kind In the world. monuments
Aud memorials of all kinds having
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17
MA ROZLOUCENOU! SOKOLUJM!

Krev jest hustsi nez- voda -Po te boufi d6sne vaky
Di nam stare piislovi. neni ieSt6 jasn0 d0s r.
Zde bratf Sokolove, Sokol vsak tam bude Vit3n
do vlast Sc hotov jako vzacny, mly host.
k-sz~
Kdyz Cechii ohrozenou NaSi hoSi ob6t' dali -
starry rad cht6l pfemoc - im6ni - zivot Irey sVou
Sokol prvy vzepjal kfidla, ably svetu dokaza
special vasti pomOci. matt vlast re milujou.
Jdete bratri = sefad'te Sc Rcete re il miluieme,
Y ten sokoskv sraz ton laskou jez v6cne poll,
matiGce vlast neste re mas dalka ami more
z dali vernych d6ti vzEaz nikdy nerozdvoj
Zdravte mesta rodn6 visky Vratte Sc pax osv6zeni,
Zdravte Plam - Vysehrad z vlasti opGt mez mas
Zdravte otcc Nasaryka Budem ce<at pozdrav matt,
Rcete sokol Vas ma rad. az budeme vitat Vas.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17
JEDENACT STRAZNfKU
POVYSENO.

Policejni nacelnik pasoval
vcera jedenact straznikG ma de
tektivy mezi povysenymi ma
chazi Sc tez p. Henry Jankov-
sky, slouzici do vcerejSka u
mravnostni Getty, kdezto pol.
FrantiSek Tesar, pusobici u te-
lefonu V detektivni uradovne
byl prelozen do pateho precink
tn. VSech mestskych detekti-
VII jest pritomne 60 a bude iich
celkem rs V nekolika tydnech.
Mezi vcereiSimi povySenci ma
chazi Sc tez straznik r. Jae-
excl z devateho precinktu,
jenz slouzi mestu II let a V do
be te "a konani sve povinnosti
byl lupici dvakrat postrelen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17
PAMFLETAR VASATA "
CLEVELANDE.

V New Yorku tax p6kne pri
iaty humorista a politicky
vtipkaf Rudolf VaSata uspora-
da tez vecirek V Clevelande a
sice liz pfisti Gtvrtek. Hosta
predchdzf povest neien neodo-
latelneho komika. ale i umelce
prveho fadu. Neilepsim dokla
dem ieho dramaticke zdatno-
s6 Jest odporuceni vSesokolske
obce V Praze / lichotive posud
XIV newvorskeho Geskeho den
niho tisku. Zabavy Jim pofa.
dane nesou temer jistotu zda-
RI a die vesmes pfiznivych
pTedzvesti ocekavame. re IL
speech ieho vlkonv bude dopro
vazeti V msste nasem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17
CIRKUSACI v MESTE.
Ha qenbeck-W allaceova druzi-
ne utaborila Sc ma jezernim po-
brezi.

Po delSi dobG zavital do Gle
velandu op6tne cirkus. Hagen
beck Wallaceova spolecnost
piiiela sem zvlaStnim vlakem z
Pittsburgh a utaborila Sc ma
iezernim pobrezi pri upati 9.
ulice. Ones V poledne usporada
ii cirkusaci paradu V ulicfch
dolenniho mesta a odpoledne,
vecer i Ultra usporddaji neko-
lik predstaveni, nacez We sve
pouti do iineho m6sta budou
Tisice lidi priSlo
Sc vcera ma cirkusaky podivat
a daleko vice zv6davcG bude
"a dneSniho prGvOdu u squaru.
Cirkusaci pTivezli do Clevelan
du jako obycejne cele heino
lvn, slonn a podobnych zvfra-
tex a pod stanem specialit pro
dukuie Sc t6z "beiby" Viola,
vazfcf 672 libry. Slavna kroti-
telka hada Sylvia Andrewsovd
rovnez neschazi a druziny di-
vochd clownu isou pry letos
zvlaSte zaiimav6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17
STEHUJf POZUSTATKY Gle
VELANDSKYCH CiNANU.
Kosti tychz budou poslany "a
more.

Pohrobnicka firma Black &
Wright zabyvala Sc vCera ma
Woodland hfbitove vykopava-
MIN pozGstatkG IA Ci1anl V
n6ste nasem uplynulych de-
seti letech zamrelych, kter6zto
kosti budou poslany do Ciny
k dodateCnemu pohrbeni; ma
telnik mistni cinsk6 kolonie Ii
Hung ridil dotycn6 prace. Ko-
sti Zabedneny byly V plechove
krabice a do Hougkongu bu-
dou expedovany spoleGn6 $ po
zustatky' Cinand, behem po-
sledni DOLBY V Columbus, 0. ze-
mfelych, take vsech krabic
bude 21.
Vcerejsi vykopavani dalo sc
"a zvlastnfch cinskych smuteG
nich obradG ma kteremzto hfbi
tovnim aktu podilela Sc temef
celia zdejSi cinsfa kolonie. Ii
Hung citoval Konfusiusovy
knihy moudrosti n6ktere zal-
nv n ostatni Cinane smutn6
mu pri tom pfikyvovaly. Row
nez mnozstvi vonneho papiru
mad otevfenymi Ginskymi hro-
by ma Woodland pohfebisti
bylo vcera spaleno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17
AKADEMIE MA VYCHODNi STRANE.
tENf CLEVELANDSKE SOKOLSKE VYPRAVY,

kony, coz slouziti Jim mdze Ike
cti. Pan Karel Bernreiter lou
ell Sc S odchazejicimi bratry a
sestrami S omluvou, re Ohlase-
ne cviceni borcG vyslanych ma
slet bylo znemOzn6no nahodily
mi pfekazkami a prosil, by
zm6na programu nebyla pripi-
sovana ma vrub poradaiicihO w
boru. Vysvetloval odchdzeji-
elm rozdil V sletech predchd-
Zeiicich a sletem letoSnim, ko-
nan6m zaiiste V dobe kromoby
Cejne. ma cez dluzno "a kazde
okolnosti brati Zretel. VyZyval
abv Sc uCastnici neunahlovali
Vlastni kritikou a pfedem uVa-
zovali pfiCinach skuteGnych
neb nekdv domnelych nedo-
etatcich. Jako poZdravem ma
dalekou pout' pfecetl peknou
hasen p. A. Z6ka "Na rozlou-
cenou SokolGm", kterou naleZ-
re laskavy ctenar dnesnim
elsie V plnem zneni.
Pc celou dobu trvani vcerej-
ii slavnosti zavladla mezi pri-
tomnImi jakis povzneSend ma
lada stupnovdna isou stale p6k
- provedenymi cisly bohate-
ho programu, tax re louteni
vyznelo opravdu Zpusobem dd
stojnym. X celkovemu Zdaru
nemalo prisp6la osv6dcena ma
Sc sokolska kapela prednesem
cele rady hudebnich skladeb.
Nasi Sokolici ostatni vylet
nici opouSti mas pristf stredu,
jak mnoho jest mas, kteri by
chom 81 pfili ieti $ mimi a ale
spon ma kratkou dobu spatriti
opetne mista naSeho mladi a
pohled6ti v oci tenn, ktere jsme
tolik milovali. Souzeno vSak il
max a nam nezbyva nez-li pratt
vSem prlznivou cestu, mily po-
byt V drah6 vlasti St astny ma
vrat s novymi dojmy, kter6 by
mas Silly dalSi narodni pra-
ci. NaZdar.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17
PREDNASKA v KNIHOVNE
v MILES PARKU.

We verejne knihovne ma Mi
les Park Ave. kona Sc dnes We
Ger pfednaSka 81. M. Annesove
a l.. Flemingov6. Prvni bude
predna$eti 0 feckem stavitel-
stvi davnych dobich a Fle-
mingova preGte nekolik drama
tickych basni. Orchestr z new
burzskych ocelaren doplni pro
gram, ktery zacne dnes 0 osme
hodine vecer. Vstup je yolny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17
DfTE UHORELO.

Tfileta Helenka Lemontova,
1870 vych. 65. ul. priblizila
Sc pfedevcirem veGer k roz-
palenym kuchynskym kam-
mum a Satecky Sc ma nj vznaly.
Dite utrpelo hrozne popaleni-
nv ma celem telicku a skonalo
vcera rano "a hroznych muk V
nemocnici sv. Alexise.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17
ZAVODY PO5TOVEK.
aR@a eeaee esaae e e q e $50 eaaeG
L cinnosti klubu ceskosloven-
skych psstitelG holubG.

Y naSem m6st6 eXistuje jia
po drahne let svaz Geskych pc
stiteli postovnich holubG, KITE
ry kazdy rok pofdda zavodni
lety svych po$tovek. Podobny
let usporadan byl V sobotu,
kdv holubi ndsleduiicich p6sti-
tell vraceli Sc postupne 2 da-
lekeho venkova, kamz V patek
byli zavezeni. zp6t domG. PRIV
nj priletely dve postovky p. An
della a po mich vracely Sc po-
stupne kratSich pausdch po-
stovkv, ieiichz majitelove isou
ndsledujici naSi holubari
Klemm. Kaspar, Kozelka, Val
ner, Seiba, BTisky, Ptak. Hrd-
licka, Pdral. Kopecky. Pecka,
Miller. Papez, bratfi Zakove,
LukaS a Lang.
Pan F. Kaspar ziskal az do
sud nejvice cen ia sve poStov-
ky. lee "a sobotniho letu jeho
postovka byla tfeti ma miste.
PTedsedou klubu ie p. J. Paral,
ienz maiitelGm GspeSnych po-
Stovek roztfidi obvykl6 pre-
mie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17
DYCHANEK MA ROZLOUCE
NOU.

Sokolice Nova Vlast uSpofa-
daily sobotu vecer We Sve SIM
skvely dychanek ma rozlouCe-
nou ma pocest Glenu prichysta-
nych k vyprave do Czech k sed-
menu vSeSokolskemu Sletu V
PraZe.
Starosta r. Nekvasil pfipo-
minal odjizdejicim mnohG po-
kyny pfanim, ably vSichni We
zdravi Sc svymi milymi sc Sc
Sli, blazene okamziky zazili a
po navratu ably op6tne nadSene
praci sokolske sc v6novali, ma
GeZ zupni starosta Y. Prech de
koval "a pratelstyi Jim venova-
ne. Zaroven pripomlnal, aby
kazdy sokolske praci vytrval,
az oni Sc navratl, prinesou no.
We vzpruzeni a opetn6 Sc So
kolstvu venuji. Pc spoleCne We.
ceri nasledoval spolecny vinel
pri sokolske hudb6, kterl pr
tom veclrku Zdarma uCinkova
Ia ueastnici V pfatelsk6 nala
de bavili Sc az do pozdnicl
hodin.
Cd sboru Sokola Nova Was
odjizdi sokolove V. Pfech, j
( Mikulec, A. Svoboda, st. He
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17

pei vebm EN- E Morgan Ave Ave
ana kplt
ho
pe edem pajd uk lmotn nsyhm
dnl,nebJ JHjenob keryh nam si nam bdunos
pnynd Nm usa staten
Ko alby mf0mci vi idIrou ledvns
Broadway
nRd nBda Umo
9Boadway
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17
VOLBY v ADVOKATNI kO.
MORE.

Mistni svaz privnikG konal
vGera vyrocni schizi svou, ga
niz zvoleno move nfednictvo
svazu. Mayor a privnik Fitzge
raid zvolen byl pfedsedou w
konneho vyboru, jehoz Clenem
lest tez cesky pravnik II. Pay
er a PIP. Lad. Kreici a Feren-
elk stall Sc opet cleny vyboru
amerikanisacniho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17

Mich chodcG, 2 nichz Rudolf
Raab. 1888 zap. AZ III. pfiSel o
$3.50 a jeho pritel F. Burns
o $78. Mimo uvedenych dvoji-
ce lupitG obrala iine muze o
menSi tdstky penez.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17

Ia vcerejsi krasne jarni ne
dele rozlouGili isme Sc jaksi o.
ficieln6 ucastniky VII. vSeso-
kolskeho Sletu V Praze. Navste
va Sokole Cleveland ma Quin
cy Ave. byla vzdor pekne pO-
hode, jez jest nepfitelkyni
vSech slavnosti por5danych
pod stfechou. velice sluSna
byla by dozaiista daleko po-
cetn6jSi, kdyby nebylo odpo-
lednich, jiz V dolennfm m6ste
precpanych kar, ktere prave
projizdely stanicemi pfesedaci
mi aniz by stavely.
Prvni cast programu zabra-
la schlze ucastniku. ma ktere
vyrizovany byly jen otazky,
tykajici Sc primo cesty, po "a
konceni techto praoi pristou-
peno bylo k vlastnimu progra-
mu slavnostnimu proslovem
zupniho starosty p. Precha,
jenz povzbuzoval clenstvo k
domaci cinnosti a vytrvalosti,
TAX aby borci po SVEN navratu
z osvobOzene vlasti vetSi chu
ii a pill pomOhli zdeiSimu so
kolstvi K metam dalSim. Pc 6
potleskem prii atem proslovu
cviCily zacky Sokola Cleveland
polkovy krok We spojeni ku-
zely, dorostenky kroky maZur
kove tez kuzely, pein6 cvi-
clio druzstvo dorostu, vesmes
zdeiSich rozencu, provedli evil
Ceni ma zivem naradi a pax
pekne a iist6 sestavene dive sku
piny. CIenky Sokola Cleveland
Y ladnem bilem uboru proved
~ skuteCne p6kn6 prostocvicne
tanecni cislo.
Zasluhu "a nacviGeni iedno-
tlivgch cisel ma zasluhu Sokol
Panek. Porad telocvicny pro-
stoupen byl cisly Zdbavnymi.
Solo ma cello pfednesl p. Han
ma Ia klavirniho doprovodu p.
Rance a byvaly ellen vinohrad.
skeho divadla p. Jan ProchaZ.
ka citem zapel "Jak mono
VERT" ze Smetanovy "Proda,
ne. Oblibeny komik p. +. Pro
chazka pfidal z bohate zasoby
popularnich popevku pisnt
'Za tou naSi stodolickou" {
proc pax Wy Sc pani mamC
mraGite," ktere sc ami tentokri
lie neminuly S usp6chem. Pan
Jan ProchaZka prednesl tkli
YOU 4 Gumnou Siblrskou StraZ
pani A. Maresova rozjafujici ;
marcidlni pisen "VIteZnou M "a
delonu". Pani Horackova pal
deklamovala basen "Navrat d,
stare viasti". VSechna tato ci
sla byla provedena skutecn
siavnostne a vsem ucinkuji
elm dostalo Sc srdeCne pochy a
ly, coz moZno rici o dvou ak
toykach, jez jaksi cely pofa,
zabavni uzavlraly.
Academic vcerejsi podal
dukaz, re V Sokole Clevelan
mali primal V pordddni podot
nych zabavnich chvilek. Pre-
gram obsahoval dustOina cisl;
nichz ami humoru nachybel
1cinkujici mozno pochvali
vsestranne, NELL vSichni snah
prizpasobiti pekne vykon
slavnostnimu ovzdusi. Ucastl
ci 81 velice chyalili jeiich V,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17

7elec, X. Hoch, J. Masek, So
kolky B. Svobodova, A. Bosa-
kovd, S. Podvalskd, M. Have
Iowa, A. Hpchovd, A. korecka,
A. Heinova Schovdnkova.
Prejeme jim pffjemn6 cestova-
nj a st astny ndvrat!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-17
LOUPEzNE PREPADY MA
ZAP. STRANE.

Dva revolverv ozbrojeni au-
tobandite operovali vcera V O.
koli zap. Al. ul. a iak dalece
znamo, oloupili nekolik pozd-
Arizona republican., 1920-08-24
THEATRICAL SEASON AT THE EELKS ID OPEN
 ON SUNDAY. SEPT. F

The theatrical season of 192021 will open in Phoenix Sunday, September 12.
 Announcement to this effect was made yesterday by Lee Brandon of Brandon Brothers. managers of the Elks theater who returned from Portland, where he has been presenting musical comedy during the summer season. MT. Brandon is enthusiastic about the ap- preaching season in this city. While the past season was the best in every respect ever enjoyed in Phoenix, he de- clares that the one now nearing the opening will exceed it in class of road shows to be seen here and also in the excellence of the stock company en- gagged for the 1920-21 season.
 Star of the stock company this sea son at the Elks will be Miss Audra Alden, whose excellent work in the best stock companies has won her fore most place among the actresses of the country Miss Alden played a brief engagement in Phoenix four years ago and will be we'll and favorably remem- bered by many residents here.
 Last season Miss Alden played the star rolt in That Brat one of the big metropolitan successes. During the summer she was at San Diego with Thomas H. Tnce in the movies.
 Every face in the stock company will be new to Phoenix people. Mir. Brandon announces. But, realizing that only the best will be accepted here. he has borne that fact in mind while engaging this company.
 The opening play at the Elks on Sun day, September r. wiil be Peg O My Heart" made famous by Laurette Fay Tor and one of the greatest comedies ever produced. Peg O My Heart never has been seen in Phoenix and will be a great treat
 For the second week the stock com pany will present Ruth Chatterton s great success, Come Out Of the Kitchen Daddy Long Legs" "The Naughty Wife, Polly With A Past and others of equal excellence.
 Already Brandon Brothers have booked many Of the very best road shows for the Elks the coming season l Opening the road show season on Sep tember 23-24 and 25 will be one of tne biggest productions travelling. Scandals of 1919," Relasco's famous show "TigeI l Rose will be at the ElISs on October 22 and 2S, while the Marcus Musical show will be here on October 25 and 26. Other road shows already booked are the Fanchon and Marco Revue, May Robson, always a favorite here, in g new play; a big musical show, "The 1 Sweetheart Shop" "Buddies,' As You l Were" Shubert's great revival oi "F'loradora," Kolb and Dill, Mighty I Night" and others of the same class
 The prices and policy at the EIks theater will remain the coming seasor | the same as last.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-24
BUILDING PERMITS
 TAKE ANOTHER JUMP

Phoenix will experience the greatest constructive activity of it's history this winter if the building permits can be relied upon as true barometer. AL though rather lax during the summer months. the building permits took a sudden boom yesterday. registering a total Of Il issued during the day. Fol lowing are the permits issued yester- day:
 A. J. Baldwin. residence. 531 North Mcdowell road. value, $S,20o.
 A. P. Diller. residence 1452 East Fillmore street, value $3.200.
 A. Given. addition to residence. 636 North Second avenue, $2,500.
 Phoenix Union High school, frame building. $3.600.
 Arizona Fire Insurance company, tchamber of commerce building re- modeling), s1S,000.
 Roy Goodrich, alterations Goodrich building. s275.
 R. O. Hilbrant. shed at 1914 West Fillmore street. s150.
 H. c. Leeper. residence. 361 North Fifteenth street. $4500.
 w. c. Finne4l. alterations to building at 359 North Third avenue. $T5.
 Ruby NJ. Jacquemin. garage, 525 West McDowell road. $20O.
 l.. l.. Graham. residence. 1164 East Van Buren street, S2.700.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-24

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Arizona republican., 1920-08-24
CALLS APACHE TRAIL
 NATIONAL PROBLEM

The Apache trail problem is in a way a national problem. or part Of one in which other great highway projects rartake and which will not be properly solved until national intelligence sepa- rates itself from bureaucratic control whereby such projects are held III check"
 That is a sentence from a letter re- ceived by the Phoenix chamber Of commerce from George M. Schell, pres ident of the Motor West Publishing company. Los Angeles.
 He also says: The Apache Trail is a western rather than an Arizona problem in speaking in connection with a recent controversy in which the Apache trail was characterized as a secondary road by a state official. But we are at a loss," he continues ito know what proportion politics and shortage of funds are responsible for unwillingness to help the trail, or to what degree shortage of vision may be the cause.
 MT. Schell. through the Motor West, has been carrying on a campaign against the holding back of construc- tion of roads through government res ervations which he terms crown lands because. he says. the idea came from England where following the bat tie of Hastings the country was staked off to provide certain crown lands, held by the government and exempted from taxes as the reservations in America are today.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-24
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