davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-13
Morderca Prezydenta Lincolna.

lie porzuca wszelkie spiski ma prey
denta. w tel czeSci opowiadania wcho-
dzi nazwisko czlowieka, kt6rego Mkt
ME posadzi} o spisek Tub jakqkolwiek
zdrade, oskarzenia BOoth'a i BateS'a
byfy jednak TAX p~ozytywne, re puIko-
wink Wood, po przetrzasnieciu tel spra
wy bardzo gruntownie, postanowi} "a
}aczyc je " sprawo7daniu.
Jednem sfowem, st. Helen, czyli
Booth, oskarzy} wiceprezyuenta An
drew JUhnson'a o knucie W spisku ma
aycie Lincolna; on TO byl pierwsza
osoba, kt6ra poradzila, ably prezyden-
Ia zabito.
st. Helen, czyli Booth ME chcia1 te-
go razu uczynic, t~wierdzac, re spisek
juz upad3. Pc dfugich jednakze namo-
wach ze strony ~J0hnsOn'a, Booth Ego
dzi} size dokonaC zamachu, ale pod tym
warunkiem, re w razie zabicia prey
denta otrzyma ~protekcye cd J%Ohnsona,
skOro ten zoStanie prezydentem.
Czternastego kwietnia popo}udniu -
gen. Grant, kt6ry mia} wraz z prey
dentem udac sic do Teotru florida 10
sta} odwo4any z Waszyhgtonu.
W tym samym czasie Booth otrzy-
mai Cd wiceprezydenta Johnson'a, ha-
sfo, po1walajace mu przedostac sic
przez straze rozstawione woko4o Wa
szyngtonu. Hasten tym byly slowa : TT.
B. Road".
Pc dOkonaniu zamachu ma p~rezyden-
ia W teatrze florida | po skoku Booth'a
ma scene. wSBptek czego z}amal noge
pOwyaej koStki. morderca wraz 2 Da-
WIDEN E. HerOldem umXnai ma koniu,
Hywajac z r6wnym Skutkiem hasla.
udzieiOnego mu przez wiceprezydenta.
Jechaf tax prZez jakiS czaS, stanal do
piero W Surrattvile. gdzie udal sic do lie
kara n~azwiSkiem Samuel Mudd. kt6ry
mu z}amana noge ZeStawi}. zmuSzOny
bcdac ~poprZednio przeciac mu but wsku
TEX czego dalsza droge odbyl Booth W
jednym bucie.
Obaj uciekinierzy napotkali pewne-
go cztowieka nazwiskiem Buddy, kt6-
rego nRm6wiOno do przemycenia ich
przez ltnie wojsk konfederackich "a
500. Buddy poszed7 naprz6d, celem u
m6wienia sic 2 prZedniemi strazami, a
przedewSzystkiem 2 niekt6rymi Office
ramt p~u+kownika MoSby'a, StacyOnowa-
nego VIA 2 wojsfiem pc przeciwnej
stronie rzcki RappahannOck. Wkr6tcc
potcn powrGcii z zawiadomieniem, ac
wSzyStkO za}atwii pomy&lnie. poczem
Booth, ukryty M furze Stana dojechal
do r1eki Rappahannock, p~rzeprawi} sic
przez MIA, spotykajac ludzi pu}kownfSa
MoSby'egO W zabudowaniu naleAaccm
do Garreta.
Tutaj SpuStrzegl. re zgubi{ sw6j pa
metnik, kiEka list0w i Geek, kt6ry mial
zap1acic Buddy'owi "a jcSo przysiugc.
Wfdzac, to Buddy, postanowi} zawr6-
Gle wraz 2 Herofdem W nadzici odnalc-
zienia zgIbionych liSt6w i czeku- Ma}y
ten cpizOd re zagIbidnymi listami stall
sic powOden myfnej identyfikacyi
cziowieka, zabitego ma farmie Garretta
przez Corbett'a.
Pc dw6ch dniach powiadOmiono
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-13
Jakich Iudzi dis nam
DOtrZeba?

/. LudZi, kt6rych ME MONA ku-
pic; 2. kt6rych Shiny charaktor o
stoi sic wobec pokuus pienie&nych; >.
fudzi Zar0wnO uczciwych W maIych
jak / wielkich sprawach; 4. lUdzi,
kt6rych daaenia pr~zerastaja drobna
codzienna troske o dobrobyt VIA
shy; 5. tudzt, ktorzy p~otrafia cos
zamierZyE, a ME miecheca sic pierw
szem niepowodzeniem; 6 ludZi, kt6-
rzy ME uznaja dw6ch O~dmiennych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-13

ka mfnut 20 tenn oswiadceniu samo-
b6Jca umarl.
SSoro wiadomose powyzsza doszla do
us1u mieszkanc6w mfaSta, wOko4o ho-
telu zebra} sic ,olbrzymi t{m ludzi,
zsdajsc wydania zwsok mordercy Lin
coina, ceAm spalenia fch ma stosie. Me
kt6rzy jednakze mniej goraczkowi Oby-
watele radzili wzburzonemu tfumowi,
aby zaczekac nieco, dop6k Zwloki ME
zostana ~rozpoznane i Odwiezi je row
noczeSnie do zakladu pogrzebowego
Pennmann'a. Daisy ciag opowiadania
pochodzi 2 list6w j zeznaG Batse'a, kt6
rego przywo4ano z Memphis ola linden
tyfikacyi zw}ok Georgia - czyli, jak
on sam oSwiadczyl Booth'a.
Ola u~nikniecia zamieSZania i fwyi
wzbuzonego tfumu, kt6ry pihie baczyf
IRA chwile r~ozpoznania W zwfOkach sa-
mob6jcy mordercy LincOlna. Bates PREY
jecha} do Enid pod pozorem, 5e jest
handlarzem mebli i jake taxi pos1ed}
do zakfadu pogrzebowego gdzie rzeczy-
wiScie rozpoznal Georgia jake clio
wieka, kt6rego pc raz pierwszy zoba-
cyl W GlemroSe Mills, Texas W roku
1S71-ym pod. przybranem nazwisHem
Jana st. Helen.
w tym wlasnie czasie Bates i St
Helen zaprzyjaznili sic przez pewne
tranSakcye legalne. st. Helen staral
sic prowadzit wierki sklad, lecz mu
sic ME powiodio. Wielkie cato mia} po-
wodzenie W towarzystwach 1 byl po-
pularny. znany by1 jake deklamator
dyalog6w Szekspirowskich / jake dobry
i wymowny m0wca; poza towarzy-
stwem byf miIczacym i temperamentu
wcale ME weSolego.
W jesieni 1872 T. st. Helen cie5ko
z~achorowa}. Pewnej nocy przywofal
swego przyjaciela Bates'a do swego 10
"a i oSwiadczy3 mu, re ma wierka ia
jemnice do wyjawienia.
,.Umieram', Szepna}, ,,Nazywam sic
Jan Wilkes Booth. JeStem morderca
PREF. Lincolna. Wyciagnij z pod podu
ski moja f~otoerafie, kt6ra ci' pozo-
stawiam dla p~rzysz}ej identyfikacyi. Pc
wiadom o mel smierci brata meyo Ed
wilma Booth'a W Nowym Yorku."
Bates Sadzif zrazu. re cz}owiek ma
jaczy i re ME vie, CO m6wi. ME przy-
wiazywai wiec aadnej do jego oswald
czenia wagi. Zabai jednakze re SODA
Owa fOtOSrafie, zdjeta niedawno pred
zapaduicciem jego w chorobe. st. He
lon jednakae mic 'umarl. a 20 wyzdro-
wieniu powiedzia} Bates'0wi. 70 SkOrO
ON jUz wyjawi} kim jest, opowic mi
dOkladnie. W jaki SpoSGb umknaI pred
sprawiedTiwoScia pc d6konaniu morder
silva.
Oryginalnym zamiarem Booth'a ME
hyfO zabicie LincOlna, lecz uprowadze-
ME go. Spiskowcy. 4 kt6rymi sic Ia
TAX przekonywujaco do mic
90 przem6wili. re Booth W krGtkim
czaSie Uwierzyf ich aryumentum, do
wodzacym, ae Lincoln jest najZapamie-
talSzym nieprzyjacieleun Pofudnia i
re zaraz pO ~SkOicz0nej wOjnie skonfi-
Skuje wSzystkie grumta naczelnik6w
konfederackich.
POddanie sic Lce'a pod Appomattox
Is kwietnia 1865 T. polOzyio koniec pfa-
nOwi uprowadZenia Lircolna, a ma po-
Sicdzcniu konSpirator0w w hotclu
KirkwOOd. Booth StanOwczO oSwiadczyl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-13
1000 rubli "a pud maxi.

Wedle gazet wychod1acych W
KJowie, kosztuje tam obecnie pud
czyli 40 funt6w rosyiskich Q6 ky
maxi a vice podstawy aprowiZacyi
nej 1000 rUbli, funt masla COO Il
BIZ a funt s4oniny 700 rubli. Otto do
c2ego dosz3a TAX bogala / tania Ro-
sya 20 bfugosawionoj dzia5alno&cl
bolszewfk6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-13

rodzaju moralmoSci, jednej W zyciu
prywatnem, drugiej i~nteresaoh;
Z. potrzeba nam obywateli kraju,
kt6rzy stawiaia dobro og6fu, ponad
prywatny intereS; 8. ludZi SLOW
nych I wiernych W prZyiabni, TAX
samo W dniach s0czeScia jak / W
dniach nfedoli, przyjacl6f; 9. So
wen Lardziet potrzebni nam sal lu-
die, niz paraguay prawa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-13
Zamiast armat - aparaty
kinematOgraficzne.

u Essen donosZa, &e znana fabry-
rka armat Fryderyka Kruppa W Els
sen, fabryka ~nar2edzi morderczych
kt6re W czasie trwania wojny Swia-
towel lyle nieszczeSt sprowadzify
ma Iudzkost, odtad fabrykowa6 be
die aparaty neutrality-suspicious..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-13

pHg6ch ,.dzeutelman6w" weSZio ME
nUwro do budynku Chicagoskiego Sto-
@arzyNenia HistorycznegO PREY g. n.
DearDorn III. W ksiedze z~wSedzajacych
zapjSali sic jake r. D. Craig / j. Fl.
Craig q Oklahoma City, a pod nagl6w-
ksm ..Uwagi" napisali nastepujace
S}Owa ..ZnaIi Jana W. BOOth'a, kt0ry
EaStrzelil URcolna, a kt6ry Umarl W
styczniu 1903 pod przybranem nazwi-
skiem Dawfda T. Georgia. Krotka
Ia notatka Odnawia hiStorye, kt6ra
prawdOpodobnie zrewolucyoni3Uje tez
ws1e&ie pcprZednie podania W spra-
vie jednej 2 najwiekSzych tragedy
" history amery&afSkieJ.
Cd chwii zamordOwania prezydenta
Lancufn'a II kwietnia 1865 T. W tea
trze FUrd'a W WaSzyngtOnie, ma uStach
wielu bylO pytanie, co sic stafo 2 ia
mem Wilkes RoOth'em. zab6jca prey
denta. Rad 6wczesny bynajmniej ME
pOdzielal zdania wielu Os6b, twierdza-
ych, re umkna{ on, stale ObStawajac
przy swollen. re m6rderca Ebity 20
star przez SZeregowCa Boston Garretta
W Stanie Virginia, 26-gO kwiettna 1865
r. Cd czasu DO czasu dawafy sic shy
szec hiStorye. re oSoby, podajace sic
"a rzekomych zab6jc6w LincoFna, przy-
znawaly sic do popeBnienia zbrodni ma
io5u SmierCi: wszyStkie jednak take
I tym podObne werSye. ME majace Ia
dnego punktu oparcia. ME utrzymafy,
sic dtEo, a lEdzi, kt6ry je rOznosill,
uwazano zwykle 2 chOrych ma Umysle.
Kiedy dwaj bracia Craig'Owie weszli
No budynkU muzeum historyczneEo ola
przypatrzenia sic wielu pamiatkom
TAME nagromadzonym. Mkt ma Mich
ME zwr6cil uwagi, gdyz jak zwykle
tax i W ten dzie6, pomiedzy olbrzy,
memi szafami szklannemi snuio sic
kiTkana&cie os6b. Kiedy jednakze przy-
SzTi do wyStawy LiucOlna, jeden z Mich,
wsSazujac ma ~fotOgrafie J. W. BOoth'a,
tax przem6wil do Obok stojacego clio
wieka: ,.MieSzkaliSmy z MIN, gdy byi
malarzem W Enid i FL Reno, Okla.
ZualiSmy go bardzo dObrze.'
Stojacym obok niegO c~z}owiekiem byl
puEkcwnfk f. f. Wood. veteran 2 wot
ny dumOwej i przewOdniczacy pewnych
prac histOrycznych StOwarzySzenia.
Zrazu pu{kOwntk Wood ME dUwic
rzal SlowOm dwu obcych ,ale. ze CT
Iu6wEli z~upe}nie ma scryO i ~wyGladali
VA prawdOm6wnych. przeto zaproSii
IN do Swej kancelaryi, gdzie opowie.
dzieli mu oni naStepujaca hiStorye:
C~zternastego stycznia. 1908 roEu, pc
wien czlowiek many pod nazwiskiem
David f. George. pope}ni} samGh6j-
StwO W hotelu Grand avenue W Enid,
Okla, PO{ykajac arSzenik. Pzcz pc
wien Gas pc wypiciu trucizny by{ jesz-
czc PREY przytOmno$ci. Pred Sama
$miercia przyzna} sic ustnie i piSmien-
ME, 70 jest Janem Wilkes Booth'em. "a
h6jca Lincolna. Pomiedzy iunymi przy
jeEo lOlu byi jeden Z najpOpularniet
szyCh lekarzy W TEN mieScie, tudziel
iona paStora metOdyskieSo. CT ME
"hcieli uwicrzyc mu. ale on ma udOwO-
Gnienie swej why i tegO, co pUwie-
dEal. wreczy} i'm list adresowany do
ujejakieCO Finis L. BateS'a. adwokata,
kt6ry mieszGa} W Memphis. Tenn. O.
,~wiadczajac, re on go rozpozna. w Kill
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-13
KradZiez DzwOn6w 10
scieInych we WfOsZech.

We W1oszech skUnfiskCwano pod
Gas wojny wiele dZwon6w koSciel-
nych. u dzwon6w tych 1910 ME 20
stale przelanych. Gdy teraz miano
dzwony odstawit, znajdowalo sic
tylko 610 dzwon6w. Wszystkie inne,
to jest 1000 jak donosza gazety w1o
skie. z~csta1y skradzione.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-21
GOVERNOR NAMES 500.
ARIZONA CITIZENS TO.
GOOD ROADS MEETING.

Nearly 500 delegates, representing
every part of the state of Arizona. were
named yesterday by Gov. Campbell to
attend the eighth annual convention
of the United States Good Roads asso-
citation. to be held at Hot Springs, Ark,
April II to II. Forty-two are Phoenix
people,
the Phoenix delegation to get the next
convention OF the United States Good
Roads association in 1921 for Phoenix.
The movement will have workers from
other states supporting the campaign
of the men from Phoenix. If this city
gets the 1921 convention it will mean
a gathering of some 5000 persons from
all over the country and be of great
advantage to Phoenix in many ways.
The Hot Springs convention will no
doubt be the greatest good roads gath
ering ever assembled in America Some
of the ablest and wisest good roads ad-
vocates will be in attendance and pro-
mulgate thoughts and sugges tons in
regard to road building that will be
worth riding thousands of miles to
hear. Every phase of road building
will be discussed and illustrated by
moving pictures.
The Bankhead National Highway as
ISOLATION viii meet at the same time
and Vice President Marshall and eigut
governors will be present, as We'll as
delegates from more than 40 states.
The convention will comprise a com
piete exhibit from the United States
road department and one from the war
The latest road and street
and material will be shown.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-21
THE BRUTE BREAKER
WITH FRANK MAYO IS.
COMING To THE PLAZA.

Did you ever stop to think what
romantic life the olden time knights
of King Arthur's round table used to
have journeying about the world, hunt
ing adventure, righting wrongs aud
making themselves generally useful
about the place?
That is just such a mission as fate
laid upon Louis Grantaire, played by
Frank Mayo in The Brute Breaker"
UniversaFs newest production. which
comes to the Plaza theater today and
tomorrow.
Mayo is seen as the son of a wealthy
tim berlandf owner. who on the death
of his father inherits a vast woodland
estate in the north. He learns of a
clique of DULLES who are terroriZing
his camps. He sets out like Sir Gala
had, and without permitting his iden-
tity to be known hires out as a common
lumberjack and soon gives the DULLES,
one after another. a treat to the finest
thrashing of their lives. THE Brute
Breaker also carries a delightful love
story in keeping with the atmosphere
of the production.
Kathryn Adams makes beautiful
little foil for Mayos lead. Lynn +.
Reynolds directed the production.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-21

daily paper supporting the democratic
platform. Further details will be
worked out by the stockholders in the
near future. Whether the paper is TO
be a morning or afternoon publica-
ton is yet to be determined and M
decision has been reached about the
wire service 1t is known that the
Uniged Press and International News
services are available.
The United Press service is consid-
cred a particularly active service, its
past performances showing that it can
be counted upon to give exclusive re-
ports on the deaths of popes and
queens long in advance of the actual
event The excellent service of the
Associated Press is reserved and not
available to the proposed newspaper
Holland is asking $40 a share for his
stock, and is offering it in $I1O
amounts, which gives 10 shares of
common and one share of preferred.
he has been travelling around the state
curing the last few days. seeing rep
resentative democrats in all localities
where democrats are represented. and
was back in Phoenix yesterday
Prior TO embarking in the present
enterprise Holland was connected with
the Arizona State press and incident to
that connection he was vice president
ana general manager of the Stockman
Farmer Publishing company.
The present scheme for a democratic
daily Is believed here TO be the out
growth of an attempt to establish suen
a service here about one year ago when
Q group of representative democrats
fcstered the idea and for brief time
claimed good prospects for putting the
plan across. Eventually. it was ahan-
ocned, the democrats deciding to stick
10 politics And leave the fields of high
journalistic endeavor to the ranubI;
cans as heretofore
Hollands announcement of the 1atess
attempt attracted passing interest,"
throughout the city yesterday.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-21

duce the sheckels requisite for that
purpose Holland claims that he is
finding a ready market for his stock
and says that ne soon Will be in po
sition to call a meeting of the stock
holders for determining the various
details
A permit for the sale of stock in the
proposed publication was granted re-
Gently by the state corporation COM
mission. according to Stanley William
son. secretary of the commissions in
yestment department. the permit being
III the customary brief form that mere
ly serves as a record for the conven-
fence of the commission.
Holland stated yesterday that his
main idea was to give the people a
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-21
PROPOSE NEWSPAPER
TO BE PBLISHEUD HERE
IN DEMOCRATIC CAUSE

Arlzonas democrats are promised a
dally newspaper with policies agree
$bIe to the Bourbon cause according
TO l. T. Holland of Phoenix. the only
requirement being that they shall pro-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-21

The American steamship Steadfast
on December Is, 1919, brought to
Havre the largest and most valuable
cargo of American cotton in the his
tory of the port, namely 2S,163 bales,
valued at about 81 100000.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-21
BESSIE ROSENFELDER
Webs C[AUD NJ GOWN

Announcement is made of the mar.
riage of Miss Bessie Rosenfelder to
Claud McCown, which took place on
Friday. Only the necessary witnesses
were present at the wedding, which
was quietly celebrated in Judge STAN
ford's chambers. "a
Mr.. McCown and his bride are both
we'll known and have many friends in
business circles with which they have
been identified. Mr.. McCown is man.
ager of the Sanitary meat market, and
before her marriage Mrs. McCown was
connected with the Western State
Loan company.
FEEDING A GRUDGE
Il see the railroad restaurant men
are to have banquet"
I'D like to snpplv the sandwiches"
Journal. u
Arizona republican., 1920-10-17

tects. These plans have since been ap proved by the Arizona corporation commission.
 The depot will extend approximately half a block to the east and west O. Fourth avenue. in all being about a block long. Provision is made for elaborate parking spaces at each end of the depot proper. Lawns and shrubbery will offset the structure.
 Construction of the depot will en- tail the closing of Fourth, Fifth and Sixth avenues. it is ex.-ccted. one of these streets is already closed, how ever, and another degenerates into an alley at Jackson street, so little harm will be done traffic in closing these thoroughfares. IL is expected that a petition will be presented to the city commission. in the near future, asking
 that these streets be closed before ac- tral construction work is started or the depot.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-17

and always has been foremost in all movements for the benefit of that dis trict
 MT. Mathews believes that partisan legislation. should not mark the cf- forts of the next legislature, as there is too much real work to be done and too much of a need for genuine service and cooperation to waste the oppor- tunity in fruitlcss pickering. He stands for good roads and is in accord with Governor Campbell in his demand on the United States government for more money for Arizona roads. Five sevenths of the state belongs to the government Mir. Mathews states. and adds that it should pay its pro rata cost of building roads in the state. His experience, he says, in seeing the state lands depleted makes him stand for the election of the land com missioner by the people and that he be held responsible to the people. The l Florence Casa Grande valley is now
 doing everything in it's power to get
 electricity through a bond issue, said Mir. Mathews. and needs the proper
 man in the legislature to assist them in this great undertaking.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-17

TldU AO HtaNS aU NaAiJ inspection of our Gift Sec ton. There are many at tractiVe art novelties that discriminating people sd- n1ire. A great deal of at tention has been given this feature of the store. We'll be glad to have you spend some of your leisure mo- ments here. We think you'll find it worth while.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-17
BANKERS WILL MEET
 IN CAPITAL MONDAY

WASHINGTON. Oct 16. -- Bankers from all parts of the country meet hero tomorrow for the opening of the 18th annual convention of the Ameri- can Bankers association. which VIII continue through the week. The pro- gram calls for consideration of all ouestions of finance. ranging from problems of the country bankers to in- tcrnational relations.
 Cabinet officers as we'll as bankers ot national prominence are to address the meetings. to be held morning, af- ternoon and night. some simultaneous lv. in three downtown hotels and a thcater. The program also calls for daily round of entertainment, arranged particularly for women visitors.
 More than a score of committees of tbc association meet tomorrow. each Co consider the particular porblem as- signed to it, with a report 10 be made later to the convention proper. which viii hold sessions Tuesday. Wednes- dav Thursday and Friday mornings Tbc committees will consider questions of federal and state legislation, public relations, education. gold. Americaniza- lion and thrift, insurance and numer- ous other subjects.
 Vice President Marshall will deliver the address of welcome to the bankers hi the opening session of hte conven- tto, proper on Tuesday. Tho annual address of President Richard <. Hawes. os the association. will follow. See retarv Meredith of the agriculture de- nartment. also will speak on Banking and Agriculture' and John J. Pulleyn nf New York will discusee "Transpor- cation and It's Effect on Credit
 Secretary Houston of the treasury v.ith an address on Government Fin ance.r is to be the principal speaker Wednesday. Thursdays convention nrogram calls for addresses by Josepi 1T Defrees. president of the Cnite' states chamber of commerce. on ser ,.ice Orvanizations: Sol WeXler o Nav York, on Enhancing and Under writing Big Business"
 on Friday addresses will be mau' bv IT. W. Robinson of Los Angeles. 0i sCommodity Financing:' Oscar NeH ,c Eirmingham. on Federal Reserve pants" ana George Woodruff or Joliet mi on 'the Country Bankers Prop lems.' 70 .... ta.,toy
 Particular problems of the oanHer ~rii1 be considered at sectional meeting held each afternoon.
 The daily entertainment program will end on Friday with golt tour cement at the Chevy Chase club.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-17
FIND UNIQUE JAIL WEAPONS

CINCINNATI. O. - Evidence of a county jail delivery plot was uncovered here when deputy sheriffs discovered a blackjack made of bits of concrete wrapped in bedding in Winfred Schoup's cell; a milk bottle filled with wet paper in the cell of J. w. Knipper. charged with robbery, and a mineral water bottle also filled with paper pulp in another cell The weapons are said to be unique in jail break annals.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-17

T WO MILLION American women A have accepted the Hoosier as the Kitchen Cabinet of proved improve ments. We can safely assert that every suggestion that was ever made for the betterment of Kitchen Cab met has been tried out on the Hoosier. The best have been incorporated in it the rest rejected.
 Hoosier's big, uncluttered work table and many special features of
Arizona republican., 1920-10-17
NEW UNION DEPOT .ON HARRISON AT
 3RO AND 5TH AVE.
According To Semi Official Information the Station Will Be Directly West Of Old Arizona Eastern Depot

The proposed Phoenix union depot. soon to be constructed by the Arizona Eastern and Santa Fe railroads. will be located on Harrison street, between Third and Fifth avenues. according to rumor current in semiofficial circles yesterday. Main entrance to the depot will be on Fourth avenue. according to tentative plans drawn by the archi-
Arizona republican., 1920-10-17
MOTHERS PIES WRECKED DREAM

LOUISVILLE, ky.-The thought ot mothers pies and warm beds wrecked the dream journey of Robert Keith ley, 13; Joseph Ogletree, IA. and Nor man Dowell, 15, of New Albany, Ind. The first day after they left home in a skiff to see the world. they thought of mother and home, and were glad to have word sent back that they were homesick.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-17
KEPT BUSY DENYING W nEOp

TERRE HAUTE-Since tho Indiana ..iogates to tho National Retail Cloth iers' convention in Chicago have re- turned home they have been kept busy denving the statemen- Of thelr puo- Iicitv committee that clothing prices ,n.a to sco tben lower and perhaps ,i,c,, ,-lt bo a trifle less" said the deal ers who didn't give their names for publication.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-17
TOO MANY PAST
 HILL-CLIMBING AGE

SAN FRANCISCO Because trustees of the City and County Federation of Women's Clubs have decided that Of the 1000 members, '2OO are women past tho hill climbing age" the plan to purchase a clubhouse at the top of steep hill has been abandoned.