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Arizona republican., 1920-12-12

institutions, the proportion of money being spent for research and equipment in comparison to buildings, is very little. He advocated more money being spent for supplies and equipment. MT.
 Bradfield, working under pr. Hewitt,
 gave some interesting facts about ex- cavations in connection with several buildings erected by prehistoric in habitants near Santa Fe
 Miss Mary Estill of the biology de- l partment, whose paper was so enthu-
 siastically received by the whole asso- l citation that she was asked to read it again before the doctors who had been
 unable to attend the meeting of the en- | tire association, read a part of the
 paper in assembly. Her subject was
 "The Prevalence of Dust Bacteria in an Arid Climate"
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12
BANK OFFICIAL IS
 CHANDLER VISITOR

CHANDLER, Dec. 11.-E. Corey. an official of the Peoples National Bank of Boston, was visitor here Thursday in the company Of H. P. Smith of the Calder Richmond company of Phoenix. The Peoples bank is the bank which is taking care of local consigned cotton Mir. Corey was shown over the district by Ernest J. Koch, manager of the Chandler Improvement company. and expressed surprise at the development of the district.
 i Chamber of Commerce Meeting l A meeting of the chamber of com merce has been called for Monday night, December B. Matters up for discussion will be the good roads bond issue. closing ,on Christmas. and regu- lar business. A full attendance is de sired.
 Rodeo
 Cheyenne Riser, a world champion cowboy, has been in Chandler the last few days arranging for the staging of a big rodeo to be held here on Decem- Der 25 and 26 inder the auspices of the chamber of commerce and local busi ness men. The rodeo will be held on the old race track one and half miles
 east of town on the Higley road, and
 the object Of the affair is to furnish the
 people some amusement for the holi- udyS. DlbeFdi pTl1eS VIII Us olheTou Aoi
 the contest winners in calf tying, bull
 logging. bronco busting, novelty races,
 matched pony races and matched rop-
 ing, and all are invited to compete.
 Registered at San Marcos
 Among those registered at the San Marcos hotel during the past week , were A. Mackay, w. w. Webster and
 R. F. B. Maclxay of Scotlan6: Henry , Clews. the famous financial writer, and
 Lawrence Leggett of New York; MT. , and Mrs. A. E. Tulk and Mrs. A. l.. Gar : i stom of Vancouver, B. C.; MT. and Mrs.
 A. B. Bowman and Leonard E Curtis f of St Louis; and Mir. and Mrs. Jason i Hamlin of Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12

Adams home Sunday afternoon at z30. The Rev. c. M. Aker of the South Methodist church in Phoenix, of which the deceased was a member, will con duct the services. assisted by the Rev. D. H. Reid.
 Entertains
 Mrs. Howard Brown, who gave a series of parties this week, was hostess at a thimble party Saturday afternoon.
 Church Service
 Tempe Congregational church, Sun day, Dec 12-Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Morning worship at Il. Ser mon by the pastor on "The Religion Of the Future-Will Christianity Last?'' Evening service at 7:30. Dr. J. H. Heald will lecture on s"The Picturesque Southwest" illustrated by stereopticon slides.
 Tempe Beats Gilbert 1 The Tempe high school basketball team was victorious over Gilbert high school by a score of sS to g, thereby increasing it's lead to two full games The schedule is just half over. each team having played five games. Gil- i bert. Tempe's nearest rival for the honors won three games and lost two, while Tempe still has clean slate. having won five out of five games l played
 The lineup in yesterdays game was as follows:
 For Tempe: Mullen and Estrada. forwards; Fogal, center: Turner and Lukin. guards. Alexander and Kini- son were used in the running guard po- siticn.
 : For Gilbert: Miller and J. Skousen . forwards: Robinson, center; Brown and C. Skousen, guards. Hatch re- placed Miller and Nowell replaced J Szousen.
 Estrada was easily the star of the game, scoring % of Tempe's 3s points Brown and C. Skousen played very } consistently for Gilbert
 All magazines papers lowest rates. Order from Geo. E. Boc<oven. maga- zine man. S15 Normal avenue.-Adv
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Southern Imperial Oil Co. will be held at the office of the Stoddard Incorporating Go. in the city of Phoenix. County of Maricopa. State of Arizona, on the 18th day of Decem- Der, 1920. at o'clock p. m-, for the purpose of electing Directors and for the transaction of such other business as may be brought before such meeting. The stock transfer books will be closed a. 5 o'clock D. m, December 14th, 1920, and remain closed until 10 o'clock a. m, December 18th, 1920.
 M. A. FARNSWORTH,
 Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12
sTOCKHOLDERS, MEETING

The annual meeting Of the stockhold- CTS of the Phoenix National Bank will | be held in it's office in Phoenix, Ari- zona, on Tuesday, January 1Ith, 1921
 at three o'clock D. mu for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors to | serve for the ensuing year and to trans act such other business as may prop
 erly come before said meeting.
 F. L. THOMAS, Cashier.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12

A correspondence course in interior decoration and furnishing is offered by the home economics department of the university. It includes a study of fur niture and furnishings from the stand poin1 of appreciation and suitable se- lection, color and design in relation to interiors, and selection of equipment which will assist in business like man. agement of the home
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12
FOR SALE BY OWNER

trees, large chicken yard; also some household goods and young Leghorn hens. Inquire $40 McAllister avenue. E. O. Whitcomb, Tempe, Ariz. bm
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12

At a meeting of the executive com
 mitee on Saturday of the American As sociation for the Advaicement of Sci ence, pr. A. E. Douglas of the Uni versity of Arizona, was elected presi- dent of the southwestern division.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12

At junior class meeting Wednesday night, J. w Rhodes, chairman of the junior play committee, submitted five plays to the class for consideration. No decision was reached during the meet ing and the president appointed com mittee to pick out one from the five. Tom Wallace, Florence Jackson, Ruth Prina and J. w. Rhodes were appointed on the committee. They have chosen the College Widow" for the junior play.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12

torium Friday night. The purpose of this entertainment is to raise funds with which to send representatives of the university association to the annual Y w. c. A. conference at Asilomar, Caltf.
 The program contained a varied as sortment of stunts, including a one act play, "A Marriage Has Been Ar ranged" put on by the Sock and Bus kin club, with Suth Burtis and Charles Bluett in the leading roles. G. K. Her shey gave a most clever and amusing imitation on the violin of a saxaphone on the G string, a rooster growing, bag pipes, a preacher and a mother calling little Willie to supper. He ended his performance with a new method of playing the violin. Holding the bow be- tween his knees. and rubbing the violin up and down on it, he played March . ing Through Georgia" Dixie" and The Star Spangled Banner" Gus O'Connor, 8 member of the freshman class gave two interpretations of Serv- ice poems "The Shooting of Dan Me Grew and The Cremation of Sam McGee." One of Dean Cummings archaeology classes presented an ale gory of the Casa Grande ruins, giving the story of the annihilation of the tribe by the angry Gods. Dean Cum mings told the myth to the audience before the curtain rose.
 Miss Gladys Walker, instructress ir physical training in the Tucson High school, and Guy Harris, secretary oi the university Y put on an Indian clut act, using red and blue lights on the end of the clubs for effect The newly organized university band and gle' club also gave several selections.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12

STOLEN-One lady's bicycle: heavy frame, painted black: has gents seat. upright brake and brazed. Reward. T. J. Goodwin, Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12

The University of Redlands, the Morningside university, Morningside, Iowa, which is sending a debating team to California this year, have submitted question and asked for debates with Arizona. The question is, Resolved: That immigration be further restricted by more severe literacy tests At a regular meeting of the forum Wednes- day night the negative of the question was chosen. The University of South ern California also has submitted a question, Resolved: That the present l system of electing presidential candi- dates should be changed to that of the direct primaries" Arizona may choose her side on this question also, but has not yet come to a decision.
 Tn the inter organization basketball tournament Kappa Sigma, Arizona Hal and Tau Delta Psi so far are unde- feated. Nine games have been played The first annual Coed Prom evel held at Arizona, was one of the mos
 successful dances of the season. It wa. costume dance and every costume imaginable was there. The upper clas! girls took the freshmen and sopho
 mores Bertha Renaud, president O the Woman's Student Government as sociation, made a most handsome ma jor in her uniform, and Dean Jameson
 as her 16-year- -old daughter, led tn grand march around the gym. MT. anC
 Mrs. Jiggs were there, Wallace Ree'
 and Louise Galun, the devil, the cav man and his wife, and even the who'll Jul1es family were there. Nigger mann
 mics, sailors and their middy girls. Gol' Dust twins, Hindu dancers, fairies
 clowns, gypsies. Japanese ladies ant funny paper reviews were other char acters represented.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12

Dr. A. F. Douglas. who is secretary of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. had charge of the assembly Thursday morning, which consisted of the reports of the delegates from the university to a con ference in Fl Paso last week which was division meeting of the American Association for the Advancement oi Science.
 Dr. J. G. Brown of the department of biology gave a short summary ot some of the papers read at the meet | ing. There were 16 papers from Ari- zona and F from New Mexico. Dr McDougal spoke on the topic of scien- ttific research. He said that in mos
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12

The University of San Marcos has honored Dr. von KleinSmid with the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. This university is older than any of the uni versailles in the United States. A de- gree from an institution older than any institution in America must be one that will last.
 Dean Cummings read in assembly Thursday a letter from Dr. and Mrs von KleinSmid while they were in Lima, telling of the interesting things they were seing. Lima" says Mrs von KleinSmid, ''is a town of very old hotels, streets, houses and churches The cathedral was built by Pizzarro and his mummy lies there. We have met many charming people here. To- day we were invited to tea at won- derful old Spanish home. The house | is full of the rarest carved and pear inlaid furniture" A peculiar thing about the houses if Lima is that they have no windows, only shutters. The wood used is bamboo. Neither do they have any fire in the houses. The cap ital of Ecuador is like a dream" con. tinued Mrs. von KleinSmid. ITO reacf it we went up 12,000 feet by railroad The French. Germans and British trieC building this railroad and failed. Al American engineer finally built it."
 At Quito Dr. and Mrs. von Klein, Smid were the guests of the university They were met by the professors of tn, university, given a banquet and dance and an attractive house with thre' servants. "The Latins surely knov how to dance" the letter goes on. "Th music plays very much longer than il the United States and there are m encores."
 pr. and Mrs. von KleinSmid probabl. will reach home on Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12

In assembly Monday morning Dean Cummings urged the university to con- tribute to the Red Cross fund by buy ing stamps.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12

The annual Y. Stunt night was played to a crowded house in the audi
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12
IdLeI, CnOlr UlreCtreSS.
 Southside Theaters Today

MaJesLIC, Mesa--I Inc FIguTeItau, Eugene O'Brien. Big V. com edy, The Backyard
 Gilbert-Frank Mayo in The Mar riage Pit" Mutt and Jeff cartoon called The Rare Idea
 Tempe-Bessie Barriscale in "A Woman Who Understood" Sunshine comedy, The Great Nickel Robbery. '
 Chandler The Fourteenth Man, starring Robert Warwick. Western drama called The Grinning Granger, " featuring Hoot Gibson.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12

Tn the inter organization basketball tournament Kappa Sigma, Arizona Hall and Tau Delta Psi so far are unde- feated. Nine games have been played.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-19

G.. O. Drayton, head of the national
farmers equity organization, was
scheduled for an address at the meet
ing, but was unable to keep the ap-
pointment. In his absence no action
was taken upon permanent organiza-
ton. The branch has a membership
of IS, those at the head of it state.
To Hold Farm Institute.
Farmers of West Alexandria and
vicinity will conduct a farmers insti-
tute in West Alexandria Wednesday
and Thursday of this week.
The meeting will be under supervi-
sion of the agricultural extension de.
partment of Ohio State university,
which will supply the instructors.
They are w. D. linn, Philippi, w. Va !;
Cary w. Montgomery, state expert.
mental station, Wooster, and Mrs
Florence Wilson, home economics
department, Ohio State university.
This will mark the fourth meeting
Of it's nature held in Preble county
this winter under supervision of the
state university. The fifth and last
meeting will be held in West Elkton
February 1914.
Thompson Services Announced.
Funeral services for Mrs. Ruth
Thompson, SO years old, wife of A
Thompson, who died at her home In
Indianapolis, were held here Sunday
afternoon at the home of her brother
Lake Clear, and were conducted by
Rev. Hiley Baker of the Christian
church. Burial was in Mound Hill
cemetery.
Mrs. Thompson was a native of Ea
ton and daughter of the late Henry
Clear.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-19

been invited. The program follows:
Observation-Disclosures Sedgwick.
Invocation-J. H. Hansel.
Special music during the banquet
by a picked orchestra from the Gar
field and the high school, under the
direction of Miss Edna Marlatt.
Board of trustees report-John H.
Johnson.
Presentation of the enlarged por-
traits of George H. Knollenberg, Tim
othy Nicholson and BENJAMIN. johnson,
by Adam H. Bartel, president of the
board of trustees.
Election of members OF the board
of directors and trustee.
Address-State Secretary Tracey.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-19
COX, MARX MANNIx,
TO talk AT .PREbLE
JACKSON DAY Dinner

EATON. o., Jan. 19.-Governors
James M. Cox. Judge George w. Man
nix. Greenville, and Judge Robert
Marx, Cincinnati. captain in the mil
1tary service during the late war. are
announced as the speakers for the
annual Jackson banquet, which will
be given in Eaton the evening Of
Jan. 20, by the Democracy of Preble
county. The feast and the speaking
will be staged in the armory, East
Main street. The speakers were Sc
cured by committee comprised of
County Prosecutor Phil Saylor, Pro-
bate Judge A. d. Davis and Harry A.
Sharkey.
Ex-State Senator Hugh r. Gilmore,
chairman of the banquet committee.
has just announced the various sub
committees to take charge of details
of the banquet, as follows:
Banquet-Sol S. Leander. chairman,
Charles B. Cokefair, William Ham
bridge and Clarence Grouse.
Arrangements - Arch r. Raney,
chairman; Ola Potts, Edward Ernst,
Ohio Hecathorn, Charles Thum. Jr.,
John H. Bloom. Fred Clear, Calvin b.
Webb, Andrew Whitesell and Robert
Strobel.
Publicity, John v. Dye, chairman;
l.. L. Brown, J. D. Clear, V. v. Brum-
baugh.
Music-W. o. Gross, chairman; Will
liam Pryor and D. A. Raney.
Tickets, William e. Reel, chairman.
Solicitors: Eaton, First Ward-Dr. w
II. Buckle; Second ward-Charles c.
Webb; Third ward-Earl Dalrymple;
Fourth ward-George w. Rhefuss.
Washington township, east, L. T.
Koontz; Washington, west. Mason
Montgomery and Silas Buriff; Jeffer-
son, Ollie Hill; Jaskson, Stanley S.
Hart and Glen Cohee; Dixon, Charles
"A. Dunlap and Virgil Bryant; lsreal,
north, L. s. Foley; Israel, south, Rob
ert Simpson; Monroe, east, and West
Manchester village. c. A. Ford; Mon.
roe, west and Eldorado village, Carl
Miller; Gosper, Joseph B. Marley and
William Guckian; Somers, James Hor
rigan; Harrison, north, and Verona
village, H. A. Hinea; Harrison, south
and Lewisburg village, Earl Keselrine
and Perry Marker TWIN and West AL
exandria village, o. V. Fritz and John
A. Roselius; Lanier, Harry H. Unger;
Gratis, and Gratis village, c. D
Grimes; New Paris, Joseph A. Day
College Corner, David BroadDury
Camden, Eby c.. Eikenberry; Wes'
Elkton, George Swope.
Eikenberry Heads Board.
Reorganization of the board of edu
cation Of Prehle county for the pres
ent year has been effected by re-elect
ing Eby C. Eikenberry, of Camden
president J. H. Ware, of Monroe
township, was elected vice-president
County School Superintendent Walter
S. Fogarty, Of Eaton, is clerk of the
board by virtue of his office.
c. F.. U1rich. Lanier township, was
elected a member of the board for {
term Of five years, to succeed l. o
Flory, who was vice-president of thu
board and whose term of membership
on the board expired. Raymond K
Denote, Of Lewisburg, and C. F. Mill
err, Jackson township, are the Other
members of the board.
Drayton Unable to Come.
Expected announcement of per
manent organization of an Eator
branch of a farmers equity union O
Preble county was not made in meet
ing here Saturday afternoon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-19
RHODES OF OHIO TO
ATTEND Y. MEETING

State Secretary of the Y M. c. A.,
E. E. Tracey, will be the principal
speaker at the annual meeting of the
local Y Tuesday evening. The char
ter members in addition to Mrs.
George H. Knollenberg, will be the
guests of honor at the banquet which
will be held in conjunction with the
annual meeting. The Ohio secretary,
Mr.. Rhodes, and number of men
from the Newcastle association have
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-19
SLIM EEINERs WIN.

DUBLIN, Jan. 19.-Retyrns from
the municipal elections held on Thurs
day show that generally in eastern,
western and Southern Ireland, approx
imately Is per cent of the candidates
supported by the Sim Fein and labor
elements were successful. The 9TH
ers elected represent minorities.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-09
I'm CENTRIC MEXICAN0
Quedo establecido en- San
Diego, California, ell
Club AnGhuac"
Espcc;eg pcrc Ii PRENSA.

ESpcclc! PCTG LII FE6NSA.
San Diego, Cal, Mario 3.-Un
grupo de mexicanos Sc reunio el do
mingo pr5ximo pasado en- Ia casa ha-
bitaci6n de Ia sonora profesora Eu-
frosjna Arce Ramirez, para Zanzibar
imDreSiones acerca de IA mejor name
IA de organizar un cenJro Social me-
xicano, en- cl que las familias de la
Colonia Sc reuna frecuentemcntc en-
tertulas, veladas, etc, etc. Las per
sonas que concurrieron q esta reu-
MON fueron: Felicitas r. de la Vega.
sehoritas, Carmen, Lupe y Rosario
BelIo; Celia Aguilar; y senores Luis
Torres; Luis Ramirez, MaximiliaNo
Areliano; Eugenio Gotta, Lie. J Pima Y
Savin6n; Enrique Aguilar; Edmundo
F. Gotta; NatanaeI de "a Vega; Ma
nuel Espinosa; ]. N. Garcia; Federico
Nedrano V Leo Peterson.
Despues de IN animado debate So
hre Ia question, Sc lego una iniciativa
presentada por Ia referida sonora pro
fesora Ramirez y Ell joven Edmundo
2. Gotta, para la formation del Club
Social de que Sc trata, habiendo sido
aprobada eH tod2s sus parties. Esa mi
ciatfva proponia que Ell Centre Sc Ia
mara "Club Anahuac" y que su lena
fuese Patria, F~raternidad y Progre-
So
Entire Ell mayor entusiasmo de los
concurrentes, a pedimiento de varias
personals, Sc proceeds q nombrar IA
Mesa Directiva Provisional el Club,
recayendo los nombramientos en- IA
vor de las siguientes: Presidente,
Profesora Eufrosina Arce Ramirez;
Secretario, Edmundo F. Gotta; Tesore-
ra Carmen Bello; Primer Vocal, Ma
tanael de lG Vega; Segundo Vocal,
Manuel Espinosa; Tercer Vocal, Luis
Torres Y Cuarto Vocal J. N. Garcia,
Cuienes tomaron possession de sus en-
cargos inmediatamente.
Los fines que persigue este Centre
Mexicano (cuyo domicilio Official esta
en- 1925 9Th street, no son solamente
recreativos, Siro mutualistas, por 10
que Is Colonia de la Ciudad Sc mues-
ira altamante satisfecha de los t@a-
bajos e~mprendidos por un grupo de
compatrio:as que estan decldldos q
llevar a c2bo hasta So termino tan
feliz idea, TODD 10 cual sc hizo cons
tar en- Ia reunion que acaba de cele-
brar con el objeto indicado.
e. acuerdo mas complete Y la mas
compIeta ammonia RENO entire el CRU
DO de personals r~eunidas, quienes des-
Dues de terminar las labores referen-
ties al Club, transformaron Ia junta
en- una animada y allegro tertulia, en-
que se6oritas = caballeros tocaron y
cantaron-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-09

Algunas personals en- su desespera-
ci6n Dor alguna enfermedad de los
rihones que no han podido combatir
cor exito, tales como; dolor de espalda,
dolor de caderas y lomos, h~inchazon
de las munecas, piernas y pantorrillas,
reumatismo, %cansaacio, flojedad de las
piernas, catarro o inflammation de la
vejiga, ardor y quemaz6n al hacer
aguas, derrames voluntarios durante
Ia nochc y orina de color sanguinolento
o con sedimento; desconfian de tales
o cuales preparedness de patente. A
esas personals les convene probar las
P1doras "Mitchella" para los Ri
hones y seguramente que bendeciran
haber tenido la oportuaidad de habeE-
las ~easayado. Estando los rinones en-
estado normal y saludable, seg1n el
destino que les do Ia n~aturaieza, todos
los productos veneno5os que Sc acunu-
Ian en- el ORGANISING, son eliminados
por las %orinas, pero cuando los rihones
sc hallan congestionados o in~activos
por diferentes intermediates, esos pro-
iuctos nocivos en- veg de pasar a las
Con ~seguridad en- las Farmaci
tonic Drug CO... San Antonio Y