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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-31

roll zas zyda - Wiktor Mika. Solo ma
fortepianie wykonala Marta Przybyl-
ska Spiew solo Marta Stermer; Ia
nice figurowy wykOnaly n~astepujace pa
nienki pod kierownictwem tancerki
panny FlOrentyny Eckhert. Water Lii
.ly, Loretta KOkOtek HinduStan, =. Ja-
sinska, queen of the Nile, Il. JasiGska
i Spring dance, Forentyna i EleonOra
.Rybowiak. Walca ~Odtanczyiy: Adelina
Rybowiak, Irena Madaj, GenOwefa Pu-
do i Regina NiewinSka. Clown dance
wykonaly te same dziewczatka. Taniec
dziarSkich krakowianck i k~rakowiak6w
O~dta6czyio figurOwegO ,,KrakOwiaka"
w kt6rym braiy udzia} panienki w stro
ZACH polSkich nastepujace: 1. KOkOtck,
Irena. Eleonora, F1Orentyna / Adelina
Rybowiak0wny, Stefania i GenOwcfa
Pubic, Regina P~rzybylska i Regina No
wi6ska. Ma TEN ~zakonczono popiS m&O-
dych jeSzcze talent0w, kt0rzy wywarli
ma ~zebranych korzystne wrazenie. S{O-
wem. popis byl udatnym. a publicz-
nose OpuSciia sale ~OdnOszac Zupefnic
zadOwolenie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-31
ZAWIADOMIENIE.
do wszystich Organizacyj pOiskich WI
Chicago i Okolicy.

Niniejszem zawiadamia sic, re TO
siedzenie Komitetu M~anifestacyi Kr--
Sciuszkowskicj odbedzie sic VIC czwar-
tex, dnia 1go kwietnia, W g6rnej Sill
Domu Zwiazku Mar. Pol. pnr. 1406-S'W
Division St, punktualnie o godzinier Sci
~wieczorem.
Ma posiedzenie to racZa przybye re-
%prezentanci wszystkich polSkich rga--
nizacyi narodowych i h~andlowych, "
szczeg6lnosci Gmin Zwiazkowych, TTszel
kich zrzesze6 Zjednoczenia p. K. X,
zarzady Zwiazku Polek, MacierzE Okr
II. Zwiazku SOkO16w Pol, Zmiazk1l
&piewak6w Polskich. Wv. WOjsk. Pol. j
wsDelkich innych, jak niemniej ZazQ-
dy po~szczeg6lnych Towarzystw'naleza-
cych Tub ME n~alezacych dotpowyhszych
Organizacyi.
Ia tymczasowy Zarzad Komitetu
Ludwik Panek, >prezes.
Wlad. Piekarz, sekretarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-31
z MkODZIANKOWA.

Onegdaj wicczOrem W sail parafial-
nej PREY kOScieIe p. W. S. MlOdziau-
kOw Odbyl sic dOSkonaly pOpiS uczni6w
| uczennic &c szkOly p. Bronislawa Ry-
SOwiaka. Program byl ObSzerny i uroz-
maicony, tOtez ME brak}o publiki.
Ma szczes6lniejsza wzmianke W o.
neSdajSzym programme zaSiuguja Ma
rya DrOSt j EleOnOra Rybowiak. kt0re
Swemi miicmi glOsikami zachwyci}y u
sly wSzyStkich siUchaczy. Duet PIP. ia
IA Dendor i Stanislawa CzerniakOw--
skiego wypadl bardzo dObrze. Daisy
program pOpiSu przedstawial's sic haste
pujaeo: Skrzypce i fortepian. wykonaly
Marta i Regina PrzybylSkie: Solo -
~fOrtepian, ~wykOnala Stefania NOSek
Drugie solo OdSpiewaf Jan Krechniak.
Il kOlei graf M ~SkrzypcaCh HierOnim
StaniSlawsGi, a Spiew solo wykonala
EponOra RybOwiak. Dalcj naStapii
Ewartet s~myczGOwy wykOnali II. Sta
uiSlawski. Waleryan Klejdzik i Bole-
sIaw Karwowski. $piew solo Marya
OrOSt; drugie solo s. C~zerniakOwSki
Solo ma f~ortcpianie KarOlina JaSek
Duet: Jan DendOr i s. C~zerniakOwSki
Kuplet. p. t. ,,Zyd handlarz' W roll
Lar ~wvStrpOwai s. CzerniakOw$Ei W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-31
Ma NieznoSne SWIerzbienie
Antyseptyczny Piyn Zemo.

Istnieje jeden srodek, kt6ry rzadko
ME uspokoi swierzbienia, Tub rozdraz-
nienia sk6ry, a kt6ry czyni skore mick
ka, czysta j zdrowa.
Kazdy aptekarz moze ~dostarczyc CT
Zemo, kt6re zwykle uspokaja chorooy
skorne. ECZEMA, swierzb. pryszcze,
wysypki, wagry W najwiekszej czesci
wypadk6w znikaja po'Zemo. Me rad
ko pomniejsze kfopoty znikaja W do
bic. Swedzenie zwykle ustaje natych-
Mast. Zemo jest bezpiecznym, anty-
septycznym plynem, czystym l Ia
twym do uzycia, a pewnym. Kosztu1e
tylko 35c; wielka flaszka $1.00. Me
plami, ME jest tiustym Tub lepkim, a
zupelnie bezpieczny ola miekkiej, czu-
lei sk6ry.
The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland, o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-31
Z Hammond, Indiana.

W niedziele odbyl s;e'winaszej epa-
rafii Sw. Kazimierza Vice celem ze-
brania ofiar ma glodne dzieci W Pol
see i ma plebiscyt. Zebrano ogolna
sumo $24S.65; poiowa TED sunny pre-
znaczona jest ma glodne dzieci,+a po-
Iowa ma plebiscyt.
Vice otworzy} kr6tkiem mzemo-
wieniem Wiel. X. Proboszcz Szero-
czyGski, powolujac ma przewodniT
czacego Wiecu obywatela Jakoba
Krawczyka, a ma .sekretarza .Michala,
Wiatrowskiego.
Pc Spiewie dzieciE s%zkolnych, wy
gtosii move p. MI. Piotrowskis pre-
zydent Zjednoczenia P. r. K. Now
ca W dluzszem pr~zem6wieniu opisal
gl6d | cierpienia braci naSzych VOL
czynie. Nova ia trafila do-giebi ser
ca sluchaczy i ~niejednemu wycisnefa
lzy z oczu. Pan Piotrowski opowie--
dzial take o p~otrzebie n~iesienia po-
mocy braciom naszym ma G6rnym
Slasku. by wyzwoliG ich z niewoli
Niemc6w.
Mowy p. Piotrowskiego wyslucha-
no W wielkiem skupieniu. Szkoda, re
TAX malo bylo obecnych ma tym VIE
GU. Gdzie byli CT mast ,.byznesmaM'?
Pan P:otrowski w swej movie ME
szczedziI slow nagany polskim byz-
nesmanom. kt6rzy z Polak6w zyja,
lecz ola spraw patryotycznychlsa bar
do opieszali j skapi.
Ofiary ma ten,cel zlozyli nastepu-
jacy:
KS. T. Felix's SzerUCinski. $500.
Pc $1,000 zloiyli: Franciszek Kon
szczynski, Wojciech Nowak, Jozef
Ciszon.
Pc $500 Eiozyli: Ludwik Kulik,
Lukasz K~rystyinak, Piotr Wozniak,
". Sieracka, J6zefa Salik. Jan ia
rosz, Stan'slaw %JabionsIl. MARGIN
Kowali, Piotr Fibich, Kasper Bury,
J6zef Przymusinski. Violently Hill
~debraGski, Walenty Zadruszynski, A
leksander Rauchut, Konstancya
Kwiatkowska, J6zef w6jcihski. Fran
ciszek Wilanowski, Wojciech Wal
ski.
Pc $500 zIozyli: Franciszek No
wax, Jak6b Stanek, Blazej Kruh
s4.O5.
Pc $500 zlozyli: Walenty Woz--
MAX, Franciszek Kodak, J6zef Raje-
wski, Franciszek Hildebrahsk.
Pc $500 ziozyli: Tomasz Zych,
Stanislaw Boczek, Jak6b Biawat, Ig-
macy Strzempka, Jan Ratajczak, 10
zef Kudiawiec, StaniSlaw Borto, Jo-
zef SCOT. Jan Popek, Piotr Zatorski,
Jan Figiel, Michai DyrduIt, Antoni
Kruk, Jan Krulik, Pawel Hollow
ski. Adam Koziowski, Wojcech Ga
siorowski, Jan Gierlachowski, Fran
ciszek Mruczkowski, Wojciech Pers,
Piotr Dudek, Ignacy Pietrahczyk, Jan
Wilk, Antoni Przybyl, Hipolit Jam
kowski, MichaI Wiatrowski, Jak6b
Krawczyk, Stainsiaw Mazur, Pelagia
Zasada, Stanislaw Cora, Wiadysiaw
Jendrzejewski, Adam, Michai Ma
cho3owski $2.25.
Pc $3.50 z}ozyli: Pawe1 Bomba,
Antoni Strzempka, Anna Lesniak.
Pc $1.25 zlozyli: J6zef Jerzyk.
Pc 500 ~zizoyli: Walery Hide
brahski, WiadyOlaw Hildebranski,
Jozef Pruchnicki, Rozalia Chojnac-
ka. Katarzyna Krawczyk, Maryan--
ma Krawczyk, Wiktorya Krawczyk,
Katarzyna Krawczyx, Flory Hide
brahski, Marya L~ewandowska, MARIA
Gasiorowska, Kazimierz Nowicki,
Marya HildebraGska, Stanisiaw So
ia, Jan Farnogrocki, Adam Opolski,
stefania w1eklihska.
Razem $24S.65.
Wszystkim ofiarodawcom skiada-
nv w imieniu Ojczyzny staropolskie
R6o zap}aG'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-31

P~oSwiecenie tych naczyn odbedzie.
sic najpraw dopodobniej wsmaju br.
Dnia 30go maja b. r.. Tow. sw.,
Konstancyi, nalezace Go Macierzy'
Polskiej, urzadza ,,Bunco Party" WI
sail parafialnej o godzinie Sci VIE
czorem. Doch6d ma parafie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-31

Possibilities piracy? - Cxytaj pflnie
o~g,oszenia pod rubryka ..PRACA" IA
szpaltach DZIENNIKA CHICAGO
SKIEGO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-31

Porzadek nabozebstw W ostatnich
trzech dniach wielkiego ~tygodnia, a
miauowicie: W czwartek, piatek So
bote, jest nastepujqcy: rano o godz--
nis Sci MsZa Sw. w czwartek odbe-
die sic po Mszy procesya z NajsW.
Sakramentem, W piatek zas adoracya
Krzyza przez caly dzien, a wieczorem
O godzinie 1880 odSpiewane beds
try czeSci ,,Gorzkich zalf'' kazanie
pasyine i adoracya krzyza. w sooote
odbedzie sic ~Swietenie c'ernia / Wo-
dy. Popoiudniu Swiecenie potraw W
koSciele. w Sw:eto wielkanocne rezu
rekcya odbedzie sic o godzinie Gel
rano; jezeli pogoda sprzyjat bedzie'
to procesya pojdzie n'ezawodnie No
"A wnatrz koSciola. lime nabozeGstwa
jak zwykle W niedziele.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-31

Tow. Pan Sw. Sylwii, zakupiio
diva wielkie posagi wyotrazajace A
niol6w. PREY kt6rych beda przymoco-
wane naczynia do ~Swieconej woody.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-31

Do koScscla D. W. Sw. Konstancyi
sprawione zcstaly stacye Drogi Krzy-
zowej. kt6re W niedalek!ej przyszlo-
sci beda umieszczone W koSciele.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-31
z JEFFERSON PARK.

w pierwszQ niedziele 20 Wielkano-
cy dnia 11go kwietnia b. r, W ko-
Sciele p. W. Sw. KonstanCyi, rozpocz-
ME sic doroczne cztefdziestogodzin-
ne nabozehstwo.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-06
FOUR AUX|LAR|ES ARE ORGANIZED IN
 ARZ.-EGYPT ASSN.

Four auxiliaries of the Arizona American Egyptian Cotton Growers association have been organized to date in cotton growing districts out side of the Salt River valley, one in Graham county, with headquarters at Stafford, one at Postvail one at Sa- haurita, and another at Cortaro.
 Charles M. Morgan, a former en- ployee of The Republican, and now publicity and field agent for the asso- citation, returned last night from a weeks trip over the cotton growing districts in the southeastern part of the state, organizing the above men tioned auxiliaries for the association. He reported a large acreage going in this year and a great amount of inter est in organization and cooperation among the farmers
 Cotton growers said MT. Morgan to a Republican representative, have come to a realization that in times past they have not received the price for their seed and lint that the high quality of the product and the prices paid for other varieties of comparable cotton. justified.
 They do not blame the buyers for taking their cotton at the lowest fig ure for which they could purchase 1t, realizing that that is, a mere batter of business on the part of the cotton buyer. The blame, they realize, really rests with the grower, in that he did not know the real value of his cotton, and could not, therefore, market it intelligently.
 They have also come to a realiza- tion that 1t is quite Impossible for the individual grower, no matter how much acreage he may have. to secure the information that will enable him to care for the marketing of his product in the best and most profitable man. ner. and that only by organization can this be accomplished.
 For these reasons the farmers, not only in the Salt River valley. but in all other cotton growing districts in the state, are rapidly joining in the work and benefits of the cooperative association. This organization is now the official Arizona branch of the great American Cotton association. and is busy expanding its service to all cotton growers who desire it in all parts of the state"
 The Yuma, Somerton, Blytte. Flor ence, Casa Grande and Parker dis tricts will be the next sections to af- filiate with the Arizona American Egyptian Cotton Growers association, according to the plans of the associa- tion.
 Several delegates from Arizona will leave this week for the big annual of the American Cotton at Montgomery. Alabama, to be held from the 18th to the 18th of the month, and will consider the many problems confronting the cotton grow ing industry.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-06
BAY RUM ADDED JOY
 ID THE YAQU| DANCE

Detecting a strange odor and noticing several Indians drinking yellow liquid from pop bottles at the dance at the Yaqui Indian villege Saturday night, Deputy .Sheriffs De Witt and Blanco, aided by A. Johnson of the Indian po- lice, made a search of the village. Buried two feet under a trunk in tent the officers found seven bottles con- taining bay rum and alcohol. Similar bottles of the drink had been selling at the dance for S4, the officers say.
 In attempting to arrest an Indian thought to have been concerned in the sale of the liquor, it was necessary for all the officers to take a hand as the Indian proved to be a wrestling adept Handcuffs finally were placed on him and he was turned over to Deputy Sheriff J. H. Woods, who took him 10 Tempe for the night
Arizona republican., 1920-04-06
BRITISH EXCHANGE
 MAKES NEW RALLY
Republican A. p. Leased wire]

NEW YORK, April 5.~A furthe rally of almost eight cents in Britis exchange was the outstanding feature of today's international market
 The recovery was surprising tr many because of the possible compii cations arising from the Franco Ger man situation, but this, was offset b. announcement of supplementary gol exports.
 Demand bills on London rose |, $4.06A and cables to S40S in 1T course of the day, but these Tc~ shaded to $401A and $4.02A, respe. lively, after the close of the stock mar ket. At their maximum the Londo rates were about 10 cents over las weeks best and almost 90 cents owe the low of February f. when demans on London fell to s3.1S to the pounC Today's quotations are in fact the highest since the latter part of las November and were interpreted as bearing testimony to Britain's recov cry of her overseas trade.
 French. Italian and other Europear remittances were not disturbed by th days news, but. dealings ill all i,,- British exchange were reIativeI- nominal.
 Gold already here and soon to arrivs approximates $35.000,000. Much, if no all, of the metal has been sold to thc local federal reserve bank and it ie expected that the greater part of th inflow will go toward strenghtenine the reserves of that institution
Arizona republican., 1920-04-06

prints and photograph have been given according to the method in use by Leavenworth prison officials. The sec ond card will contain the original fin ger print of the person and it's class
 Six primary divisions have been laid down for the classification of finger prints based on the lines o fthe cuticle, prints based on the lines of the cuticle, loops, plain arch, tinted arch and the composite, which is a combination of the first five. Ir turn, each of these major classes has been divided into series of minor classifications. This en- ables the operator to bring the print down to one individual so that no other mans print will be confused with it.
 The third card in the system will contain photographs of the man, a front view and a profile. These in turn will be classified according to concave, convex or straight in the pro- file, and the shape of the face in the front view Ire fourth card will con- tain the record of the person, if any.
 It is thought that the system will be in working order by the end of six weeks The finger prints now on hand will be classified as rapidly as possible and placed in new steel files kept in the Sheriff's office In all future in- vestigations, MT. Wright will take i'm pressions of the finger prints left and by reference to the files or by sending the print to Leavenworth, a possible clue may be secured 10 the person committing the crime.
 Tt will be a great help.'' said Sheriff Montgomery, in speaking Of the new system, mot enly to the county off cers and the police department, but to the public in general, for its use will make it much more difficult for 6 pro- fessional crook to operate in Phoenix and go clear"
 According r. the local authorities, the finger print system is rapidly re- placing the Bertillion system over the country. The latter, they say, is much too extensive : nd not always reliable; that it has been proven that massage and the use of padded clothing and other devices often have the physical appearance of a man. The Berti,lion system is based on height and general appearance of the Experience, they say has proven that d man cannot change his finger prints successfully, even by operation.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-06
CORONADO TENT CITY
 ID OPEN ONE MONTH
 EARLIER THIS YEAR

Coronado Tent City, summer resort of more than 600 palm cottages and tent houses at Coronado Beach, Calif.. just across the bay from San Diego, is to open one month earlier than in for mer seasons. May l. This statement was made last night by F. l.. Phillips. representing Hotel del Coronado and Coronado Tent City, who is stopping for few days at the, Hotel Jefferson.
 The opening of the resort will be featured by the first tof 8 series of special weekend amusement events on land and water under the auspices of the San Diego Rowing club with the personnel of the Destroyer Division of the Pacific fleet and various military organizations participating. The affair scheduled for May l and is to be the Coronado Seashore Carnival and will be annual event to take place each year on the formal opening of the resort.
 The usual daily concerts by the Cor onado Tent City Band commence May 29 and will continue until the end of September.
 The chief reason for extending the season at the Southern California beach resort is said to be on account of the improved transportation facili- ties now available direct to San Diego over the Southern Pacific and the new San Diego & Arizona railway, 'The Cariso Gorge route.'
Arizona republican., 1920-04-06
PUT IN SYSTEM IF. FINGERPR|NTSTO DEFECT CROOKS.

installation of the universal finger print system in its entirety for Mari copa county began yesterday in the sher1ffs office under the direction of ETed Id Wright, finger print expert. Mr. i" riSht has been paid retaining fee by the board of supervisors to do me WofAi and install the system The files @ @nef9 will be used in conjunction with InoSe now at the federal prison at LeaVenworth, kans., containing more than 3,00O,0 ,000 cIassifications- Ali nris- oners convicted in the county will be printed and their prints classified by MT Wright
 Four cards forming a set with the same serial number and a double cross index will be used in the system The f1rSt card or the main index will con tam the name of the person, his dis tlngulShing marks and deformfties if any, his age. and the class his finger
Arizona republican., 1920-04-06
A Different Way to Advertise. Read It

Efficient service and fair prices have built my lumber business from carload of number three boards six years ago to lumber yard second to none in our great state today. In March sold you S50,00O.00 worth of lumber cement, fencing and other building materials no doubt with less com plaints than anyone who sold so much material to so many different purchasers having made sales to 5000 different parties. have five trucks at your service and make prompt deliveries in any quantities your lot ranch on very short notice, can load or two in day to ship out of the city My yard today has graveed drive ways, eliminating mud and dust, making the best working conditions possible for employees, and en- abling you to inspect the stock with the venience and cleanliness you would the stock In department store.
 To the inexperienced it may look easy for one to buy load of lumber and start selling 1t and in six short years the best lumber yard in state but if you want to and haven't got lot of cash you must expect to work at least IS hours out against obstacle after obstacle that you didn't dream would be thrown in your way. If you make the start just grin at the selfish tricks work little harder, stick by the man who buys from you and help him. Help also the ones who try to down you.
 Sell at live and let live prices make prompt dev- cries and deliver small order just cheerfuly as a large one. Show your purchasers the stock they are buying before 1t leaves the yard-then there will be no trouble Keep good salesmen who delight in selling and seeing that material is properly loaded or tied the side of car if your party wants to take it with them. These principles are building my business larger every day.
 After you have finished your days work and are reading about the bzzards in the east write VOLT friends there. Tell them what fine day it's ben here and invite them to come to Arizona.
 Tell them that on the very day of their worst weather there you will drive them to the mountains here through wide of green alfalfa and fatted cattle through fields of ripened cotton, through anoe blossoms and roses, in sunshin and pure air. waited by the sweetest zephyrs ever blown. Fl. HI. SHOUT
 LUMBER
Arizona republican., 1920-04-06
THREE NEW BUILDINGS
 BEING CONSTRUCTED. FOR ]. $. STAPLEY CO..

The o. $. Stapley company is busy concern at all times, but just now it is even more busy than ordinarily.
 Besides completing plans for the erection of a large warehouse at Five Points, to be completed within 50 days, building an extensive addition to the store at Mesa, to be done by May l. the company is preparing to move into a new store at Chandler, which will be completed by April 25.
 The contract for the warehouse at Five Points has been let to J. c. Steele and calls for a building 1O0x150 feet The building will face Van Buren street with a pressed brick front. This building will be used exclusively by the company while the big warehouse at First and Harrison streets. which they formerly used, will be occupied py tae International Harvester company. Six ty days are given for the completion of this building.
 Preparations are being made to open the new store at Chandler about the 25th of this month. This building. which is now being completed, will 50x135 feet. It will be wei stocked with hardware in addition to | line of implements and machinery.
 Work the new addition for tn store at Mesa is already under way an will probably be completed by the frs of May The addition will measuI 335x165 feet and will include a base ment. It will be used as a display roor for implements and machinery. Th present quarters are being remodele and will be used as hardware an supply department.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-06

into the one driven by Baker at the corner of Madison and Center streets. Baker was thrown through the wind shield of his car against telephone post. He was severely cut about the head and was considerably affected by the nervous shock. At a late hour last night he was reported to be inn proving.
 Sutley was arrested on a charge Of reckless driving and his case will be called in police court as soon as Baker is in condition to appear as wit ness.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-06
SALESMAN INJURED
 IN AUTO COLLISION

H. l.. Baker. a travelling shoe sales man with headquarters at Dallas. Texas, is at the Jefferson hotel in a serious condition resulting from in- juries suffered when the motor car he was driving was struck by taxicab driven by ". B. Sutley about midnight Sunday.
 Several witnesses to the accident said Sutley was driving at an excess sive rate of speed when his car crashed
Arizona republican., 1920-04-06
0H YES, HE PASSED
 THROUGH OKLAHOMA

When Art Malone, a negro, appeared in police court te answer a charge of vagrancy yesterday. he wore a tailored shirt In striking contrast was the at tire of Juana Malone, a Mexican girl, who admitted she supported the negro by soliciting on the street. Her cheap dress bore none of the marks of pros perity displayed by the negro Beau Brummel," although she testified to supplying practically all the income for both.
 After Officers Williams and McCloud had arrested Malone his photograph and record at the Oklahoma state pen itentiary was received at the police de- parement here. When Malone pleaded guilty to the charge of. vagrancy, City Attorney Nelson asked the negro if he had ever been in Oklahoma.
 "Name sounrs sort of familiar re- flected the defendant Tt strikes me ah thought have passed through there."
 And it strikes me you might have stopped over for an extended stay" commented Nelson, as he introduced the negro's penitentiary record. Ma lone's jaw dropped and his eyes bulged as he gazeJ at his likeness and the in- disputable evidence.
 'Ah reckon ah did stop oyah there foah awhile, was his only comment as he headed for the city jail to serve a term of 50 days, Juana Malone fol- lowed him to become a guest of the city for the same length of time.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-06
FIRE DESTROYS INsTITuTIoN

DENVER, April 5.-Forty men pa tients at the Jewish consumptive re- lief society's institution were made homeless tonight by fire which de- stroyed their building and threatened the entire hospital. No lives were lost The fire started from a spark from a smoke stack. The loss was estimated at s45,000.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-06
INSANE PATIENTS ATLARcE

CHESTER, Ills. April 5-Eight of the fifteen convicts who escaped from the Chester state hospital for the crim- inal insane Saturday night were still at large tonight