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Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
M. M. Bledsoe
CALLS MEETING OF
 LOCAL ENGINEERS
(Adv.)

City Engineer L. B. Hitchcock, presi- dent of the Phoenix chapter of the American association of Engineers has called special meeting of the chapter to be held at the city hall Monday night February 16, at D. m- for action on important communica- tions just received from national head quarters, Chicago, regarding the water power bill now in the hands of the senate conference committed.
 In addition, business of local inn portance will be presented and future policies and activities will be planned.
 The report of the special commit tee on investigation of the "OlmStead report on flood control in Arizona will be presented to the meeting by A. C. Seiboth, engineer of the state land department, chairman of the com mittee. This report will be open to discussion at this meeting.
 The standing committees of the chapter for the year 1920 will be named, after which the chapter will be in better condition to carry on the acti- vitieS of the A. A. F.. whose object is service to the public and the engineer.
 This meeting is open to all pro- fessionai engineers and architects.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
WHOLESALE CONCERN SOON ID BE FORMED
 BUYS BUILDING SITE

Coincident with the announcement yesterday to the effect that Charles korrick would build a $250.000 office building at Washington street and Third avenue, Mir Korrick stated last night that the Southwestern Wholesale Dry Goods company, soon to be incor- porated. has purchased a site at Cen ter street and Madison avenue, oppo site the Pratt-Gilbert company, and will erect there a two-story structure to engage in the distribution of dry goods, mems furnishings and shoes Tn Arizona and adjacent territory.
 Incorporation in the sum of approXi mately s250.000. will be made within two weeks Mir. Korrick said last night. Besides himself and Abe Korrlck, hls brother, ten or twelve other Arizonans. a majority of them from without the city. will be interested. Although de- clining to name the exact figure paid for the Center street property. which was formerly part of a Massachusetts estate represented locally by Dr. Rich ard F.. Lightburne. Mir. Korrick said it is Hess than $25,000." Negotiations for the property have been under way since the first of the year, but were not concluded until a week ago, Mir Kirrick added.
 The Southwest Dry Goods company property is located at the southeast
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

corner of Center street and Madison avenue, and has frontage of 100 feet on Madison and 13714 feet on Center street.
 The building to be erected there will be of reinforced concrete and a class A structure with basement. General specifications will be placed within a fortnight in the hands of architect who will prepare the plans, MT. Kor- rick announced yesterday. The ap- proximate cost of the building will be S60.000
 The action of the Southwestern Dry Goods company in entering the whole sale dry goods business is another proof of the business growth of Phoe- nix. The New York Store has for some time engaged in the wholesale business in connection with it's retail store. and the formation of the South west Dry Goods company is in reality the segregation of this department with additional capital introduced to swing the business on a bigger scale.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
Announcement

To my kind friends and patrons wish to announce that I have pur- chased the Panther City Realty com pany and am now the sole owner and will continue the business for the pres ent under that name.
 We are prepared to handle a gen. eral Real Estate and Insurance busi- ness. Our salesmen, F. R. Smith and son. Mir. Hulett and Guy Morley, be- ing all old residents of the valley and experienced in the business can assist you to find the best buys on the mar ket. Our line of listings of both city and country property is very com plete just now and deserve the care full consideration of prospective buy CTS. We will spend a good share of our time in ferreting out the best buys and Investigating them and will en- deavor 10 gain your lasting good will hy giving a full dollars worth of ser vice for every dollar which we receive in commissions.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

city. died at his home in Boulder, Colo, yesterday.
 ILL WITH lNFLUENZA-Mrs. F M Baptist. wife of F. M. Baptist, tray cling salesman for the Zellerbach Paper company of Los Angeles, is Ill of influenza and threatened with pneumonia.
 SON ILL IN ARMY-Oliver H. Loch of 2237 West Jefferson street, assistant secretary of the state fair commission has been called to Mare Island, Callf on account of the serious illness of his son, Harold Loeb. who has been in the marines for about two and one half years.
 TWO AIRES JaIe- zandro and Ignacio Malino, charged with being implicated in series of cotton. thefts from which Scottsdale ranchers have been suffering TOT 'i number of weeks. were arrested Fri day by Deputy Sheriff Blauco. They will appear in East Phoenix justice court Monday.
 MADISON CLUB MET-Old time songs led by Mrs. Ed Shaw featured a lively program at the Madison I'm proVement club house last frldaN night All present joined whole heart edIy in the community sing and many Games% A solo by Mir. Bame with Mir Martin a the piano. found much favor Serving of refreshments brought to
 
 PYTHIAN SISTERS MEET-Pyth ian Sisters will give their annual St Valentines ball at the Womans S club next Tuesday evening, February II Knights of Pythias with their ladies and Pythian Sisters with their escorts will attend the affair, which promises to be one of the best of the season.
 REV. YOAkUM TO MEET-The Rev. G. D. Yoakum of the First Con- gregational church will speak at the Murphy school this afternoon at o'clock Everyone is invited especially young people. for whom the talk will be given.
 M. A. MURPHY HERE-M. A. Murphy. county treasurer of Coconino county. is in the city from Flagstaff on business. Murphy not only holds a county office but is United States commissioner.
 FILES BANKRUPTCY PETITION A petition of voluntary bankruptcy was filed in the federal court yester day by Wade w. Jones, who claims $960.30 due his creditors with only S170 to meet the debts.
 p. E. O. MEETiNG-P. F. O. Chap ter will be entertained Tuesday night at 30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. E. F. Yonker, 1114 East Taylor street, by Mrs. Yonker and Miss Dorothy P1
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KENNEL CLUB MEETING

KENNEL CLUB MEETING The date of the dog show contemplated by the Copper State Kennel club will be decided upon, with other important matters, at a meeting of the club in Justice Wheelers office on Monroe street tomorrow night. All members are urged to be present.
 LOST DOC FOUND-Humane off c6r Canning yesterday took up a lost dog, evidently somebody's pet for he was decorated with q heavily studded collar. He is white dog with brown ears and a stub tail. He was left at room A of the Rex Arms for identifi- cation. The humane officer reiterates that he is taking up all dogs found without tags and unless the owners re- deem them they will be given to people who will take better care of them.
 MICHELSONS LEAvE-Postmaste arc Mrs. Selim J. Nicholson left last evening for brief absence which will bA passed in Los Angeles.
 MOVE DERNiER'S OFFICE-The office Of the chief field deputy of the internal revenue service was moved from the federal building yesterday to 137 North Central avenue. MT. Dernier and his staff leavc Dccn occupying the court room for the past few months and have been compelled to move be- cause of the term of court which will open within the next week.
 PASS EXAMINATION - Marion Brown and W. R. McE,haney, who re- gently passed the civil service examina- ton have received the appointment of clerks in the Phoenix postoffice. They are now doing substitute work which has relieved the depleted staff. During the past week, six of the clerks have been absent because of illness.
 CLUB MEETING TOMORROW - The art and literature department of tbe Woman's club, Mrs. Louis $. Dy- sart, chairman, will meet at 2: 30 o'clock Monday afternoon. The program will be ion French art and literature.
 SORlTY WOMEN'S LUNCHEON = The Pan Hellenic club will give Iun- cheon at the Arizona club on Saturday, All college fraternity women who wish to attend the affair which will be given at 1 o'clock are requested to make reservations by noon on Friday with Mrs. Kimball Bannister. whose tele- phone number is 301S
 RECEIVE WORD OF DEATH = Word has been received here that the father of Mrs. W. w. McNeff of this
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
IIovine non-commissioned officers:

following non-c n-commissioned officers Frederick S. Patch, first sergeant; Chester H. Hartranft. quartermaster sergeant; Chas. K. Hughes. sergeant and instructor of rifle team; William G. Elder corporal in charge of troops clerical work.
 Sergeant Hughes hopes to whip the rifle team of the troop into shape to attend the shoot of Arizona Rifle as sociation at Tucson in May, prepara- = tory to entering the national shoot which is scheduled in the east this summer.
 The recruiting and examining board will be on duty at troop headquarters, 213 East Madison street, from 10 a. m. until D. m- today.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
n BUILD FOUR
 STORY BUILDING
 IN WASHINGTON
Office Structure on Third Avenue to Cost Quarter of a Million--Modern and Up-to-Date Structure Is Planned

Construction of a four-story rein forced concrete class A office building to cost . quarter Of million dollars, by Charles Korricl at the northeast corner of Washington street and Third avenue has just been Gnounced by Lee NJ Fitzhugh. architect, under whose direction plans are being drawn.
 The new s250,000 structure. when completed. will have absorbed the Pa cific Gas and Electric company build ing, purchased with the 90-foot corner lot just west of it. from the Redewill Music company. Three stories will be added to the P c. and F. building and a basement will be built beneath the entire property.
 Each floor except the main floor will contain 56 rooms opening on corridors. possessing exceptional value as offices. and making available total of 16S office rooms. The east half or the main floor will be occupied by the Pacific Gas and Electric company as heretofore, and the west half by another tenant whose name was with held. The main entrance of the build ing will be on Washington street, al- though an entrance on Third avenue will lead also to the store which oc- cupies the corner of the main floor.
 Construction To Begin Soon
 The Arizona Club may lease the two top floors of the new Korrick build ing if arrangements now pending are concluded. Mir. Korrick said last night.
 Construction will begin within 50 days, according to MT. Fitzhugh, the architect although the contractor has not yet been selected.
 Possessing a total Washington street frontage of 130 feet and extend- ing 123a feet in depth, the korrick building will have every modern fea- ture Hollow tie filler walls will be used and classical design for the externior with artstone trimmings, will be followed. The center of the build ing will be occupied by a court 16 feet wide and 40 feet wide which will give excellent light to all office suites and Stn within the hIIilding
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
NEW PHOENIX TROOP OF NATIONAL GUARD
 DRAWING ATTENTION

With the new inducements offered, the new Phoenix national guard troop is attracting many recruits. Under the new conditions members of the organization may receive a discharge or transfer to another organization upon change of residence. Only F hours drill a. week is required for which the trooper is paid. He also receives 15 days vacation which is spent on the range at regular army pay. All equipment is furnished by the government.
 The organization now under forma- tion here has places for 19 non-com- miSsioned officers. Captain Linton announces the appointment of the
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
DON'T WORRY

The largest and most up-to-da shoe shop in the southwest. Shoes cleaned, dyed. shined and repaired at 323 West Washington street. Sandige Shoe Shop.-Adv. bl
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

France, Great Britain and the United States. Marshal Petain heads the committee which has just issued an appeal to the United States and Great Britain to join France in this work. The monument will stand on Doua- mont hill. which Overlooks the greater part of the Nerdun battlefield.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

We take pleasure in announcing that C. H. Karse boom of New York city has connected himself with our office. MT. karseboom has been in the employ of F. F. Hutton and company for the past ten years. one of the largest stock brokerage houses in New York, where he assisted in handling their large clientele.
 R. ALLYN LEWIS
 (Advl IT
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
CARD OF THANK S.

We wish to thank all our friends for their kind sympathy in our time of be- reavement and also for the beautiful floral offerings.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank E4well and Family MT. and Mrs. H. w. Reuter- and Family.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
Local Weather Yesterday

Excess in temperature yesterday, . degrees.
 Excess in temperature since the first of the month, 54 degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since January l, 163 degrees. Normal precipitation January l to date. .62 inches.
 Actual precipitation January l to date, 2.2S inches.
 Excess since January 1, .66 inch.
 ROBERT c. GRANT.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
TO IMmoR1AIIzE HEROES

PARIS. Feb. IA memorial to the 100000 allied soldiers killed in the de- fense of Verdun will be erected through the combined subscription of
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
FLOWERS

For all occasion. Fresh daily. Ex- pert, up- to- date service. Latest ideas Arizona Seed and Floral Co.,, 2S-30 s. Central Ave. Phone 4403.-Adv If
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
EIQWEES

For all occasions. Fresh daily. Ex- pert, up-to- date service. Latest ideas Arizona Seed and Floral Co.,, 28-3oS Central Ave. Phone 4403-Adv u
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

He came back. If you have any old carpets you wish woven into fluffy rugs, notify $. A. Dobner. Phone S4S6 at Once.-AdV. br
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
POSTPONE ACTION FOR WEEK

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14-House re- public3ns in favor of legislation in be- half of soldiers agreed at a meeting today with the republic steering com mittee not to call a caucus until the house has disposed of the railroad bill. which probably will not be ready for consideration before Wednesday
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
LAUGH AND co TO HEAVEN

LONDON-"The ability to laugh at q joke is the best of a good Christian, declares Rev. H. G. Peile. vicar of South Acton. who resents the state ment that theclergy are gloomy
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
sPANks DAUGHTER WITH TONG

LONDON-Charles Slater spanked his daughter. He used tongs- She showed her face in court. He's in iail
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

MOTORCYcLE,-Na s200 want 10 trade for Ford without body. P Q. Box s6. city, bn
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WATER REPORT.
WEATHER FORECAS'

WEATHER FORECAST Arizona and New Mexico: Fair Sun day and Monday; no change in tenn pera ture
 West Texas: Sunday fair, warmer in north and east; Monday fair.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

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Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-11
Issues Defined

Gradually steadily hypocrisy
Republican is being dssipated in Indiana.
position the Republican candidates
the Of this State
irreconable
staying
Senator Watson made clear that he favored staying out
addition
Germany
the neck"
T. McCray candidate
that the Goodrich law has hearty Endorsement amended
Goodrich highway
pofigacy.
dispute principles
the
Republican not vote his ticket without voting
the separate dishonobe
the Goodrich
three times much before.
Marion still position
county candidates.
William the Republican candidate
permitting
assantng girls than he
dissatisfaction
Just James NJ declared
the acuonares
progressives,
The only point
reactonary disposition of the Republican
far back the days little girls
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-11
The Negro Ticket

Marion County by the
enlightened Republican exploitation
makes no the white
awhite ticket presented
to the negroes Of County to them
anything
except On
For the Republican leaders this county have attempted to
footing
the white
that their submission
responsible Republican
trading ballot pottage
making politically without
the quality potage
approximately
pucans
Marion last awakened to their
cal induced their ticket then
Republican domination Marion County
course
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help the
party will
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hold the balance
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-11
TO WILLIAM III. TAFT,
GEORGE W. WICKERSHAM
AND HERBERT HOOVER:

You are eminent members of the Republican party.
example weight with
your citizens irrespective o party
eacha all League o Nations.
discussed transcending politics. issue
forward civilization both
involved
You Mr. Taft, have said to your fellow Americans:
your unworthy
considerations reference Take its merits IT, be-
you
rebound
credit acting
unworthy incompetent any
United States Senate
at Wickersham
ATTENTION REPUBLICANS!
President
administration commit the national and inter
national ideals the of its principles the abandonment Of Its
high mission position of opposition the only practicable attana
Bile plan before the world avert from pose the recurrence the
ror. the misery and the tragedy of further wars"
this been proposed by
leaders parties and has been proposed
by civilized 1t belongs 1t
comes from the heart and mind of the world
independent in the
United States the necessity to
again send single soldier outside of our boundaries"
These your principles.
they your principles
de-
clares he going of Nations.
He puts the seal of his approval the speeches Republican
assoca
ton. combination. society League of Nations"
Can candidate with attitude toward the League of Nations have
support during campaign
Harding you his
unworthy considerations reference the ssue?
you worthy competent?
you content Republican cand-
party
Of principles?"
Does newly Repubcnm reconcile Mr. Hoover
the heart
mind of the word"-spurned by the United States?
professions that to
Republican important
you high
year
you your principles uphold
earlier ideals Republican influences which control the
Republican candidate would example inspiration to
n
History will the kind ReDubianism
In poWe to ~ YorkW
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-11
Mr. FesLer,s Silence

defeated candidate for the
Republican campaign probably unique
Fese although mcless doubecro which the
certain element Of the Democratic
party ng his party with great
still debating with himself
the election Of the spotted Re-
publican ticket
with which to defeat Warren
McCray for Republican nomination
making the belief that his nomt
adding mrch that had already
beenpl placed IN principal opponents public record
double-crossed.
presenting to the public of Indiana
light through organized
socaled Democrats deprived him
righfuy his and with which the Republican
the of the
the with which
easily nsuret his opponent
question whether his loyalty the Re
people of Indiana
thereby risk the
responsibility administration the
will the public Indiana why he
doubts advsabnity making McCray Governor
We do know nat Mr. choice will
We do know
by the Republican whose
leaders betrayed him.
that have been presented Mr.
NfcCrsy Indiana
moving wondering how Mt
reconcile his of
soar fail to break
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-11

cleveland Harrison-Weav Ra
By FREDERIC ]. HASKIN

There tho absolute freedom Of unlimited
debate gave the Democrats chance to
fight the nnSority. The Republican
Senators from the Far West were not
heartily IN sympathy with the Force
bill advocates The Western Republicans
had long since ceased 10 wave the
bloody shirt in campaigns, and the
Westerners had not known the bitter
ness OF armed conflict The Democrats
held caucus after caucus and decided
upon their plans with the greatest care.
IL was matter OF life and death to
them. and they knew H.
Southern Senators OF the old "rebal
brigadier" type-men OF culture and poll
ish-were assigned. man for man. 10 pay
court TO the rough diamonds Of the West
who were their colleagues on the otlfes
side Of that chasm marked by the cen
ter aisle oof the Senate chamber Tho
talk went on INCREASINGLY foS days and
nights. The whole country was discuss
Ing the probability Of the Sena:e's adopt
Ing cloture rule 20 limit debate.
Finally. about , o'clock one morning.
Senator Daniel OF Virginia left his
crutches In the cloakroom and shunled
on the floor. Senator Vest OF Missouri
was speaking. He had been speaking
for hours and hours. Daniel whispered
10 him, ITS all right. we have enough
votes TO beat 1t. Senator stratford OF
California is with u.s." LET me finish
my speech" said Vest And he went on
to put proper rhetorical and oratorlcal
finish on the speech that was meant for
nothing but TO gain time. The Force blll
was dead. Its advocates knew Il and
did not press for vote.
SENATOR QUAY DTsGRUNTLED-
BLAINE DIES OF BROKEN HEART.
In that fight the Democrats were aid
ed and abetted by two eastern Repub-
leans, and their victory was due In
great part to Matthew S. Quay and Don
Cameron, Senator from the rock ribbed
Republican State Of Pennsylvania. Quay
was TO figure greatly In the coming
events. He had elected Harrison over
great difficulties. and he naturally sun
posed that he was to be rewarded for
his efforts in the manner that politicians
are ever rewarded. He found to his sur
prise that Harrison credited Providence
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-11

cient information to compel his indict-
ment.
The doors Of the jail have been opened
to this man who is reported as having
said he could not overcome this perverted
passion.
The action Of the prosecutor In per-
hitting the release of this man under
these circumstances is O public outrage,
which should meet with the condemnation
of every father and mother In Marion
County.
The public demands that all Of the
facts available be presented by the
prosecutor to the grand jury. We want
no "dilly -dallying" In the facts which
have been publicly charged are true. the
young girls of this city are not safe with
this man at large.
The citizens of Marion County demand
that the Republican prosecuting attorney
Immediately correct his indefensible con-
duct in this, case and 1, for one, de-
nounce the release OF Ldnkenfelter as =
public outrage.
PAUL G. DAVIS.