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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-21

Cartea snp din Atlantic,
Gsprgia 1tss1s,s& afls
cdreadiHtre doud tehysi D-no Dd-
MEL Pittnson 81 D-,,d J0hn C.. Gar
ner este mun.o Mogdcli,e;, o fcti-
ia de ~ Iuni.
S'aw adus feluriti expert, desc
ndtori, totogrofi, ccricoturisti, f.
siologisti, carl si-an dot pdrerea,
dor fdrd success. So fdcut onaliso
s5ngclM; dor fdrd nici 1n resultot
hotdritor.
Mogdolcno s'o ndscut n, Mai,l
1919 IN spitalul Grady din At.
l0mtC.
In oceasi moapte az mdscut cite-o
fett!d dina Pittmo's 81 d-na Gar
ne?.
In dimineato urmdtoarc surorile
dc carst0te le-aw ddus fetitelc. D.
ma Pittnsam a prinsit pc MagdoIc'
s,o sisSn totdcuuna a zis CD 6 fettto
ei.
mag
i D-nosG Corner O primit, pc Marg
Elisabct0 81 a declarGt cd ,,u-i co.
pile ei. Peste trci luni Mary Ell.
sabetG o ,nurit, 81 cu toGte Cd a fos1
sngropatd de sOtii Corner, ci a'au
declardt-o de copil0 Tor.
Daniel Pittman 81 sofia lui az
ochi 0lbostri, 81 tot 0chi olbostr
aM 81 trsi fetite ale Tor.
John Corner 81 sofia lui ou och,
cdprai 81 trei copii Al lor tot och
cdprM au.
MoydalenorLaiso are cohi Cd
pryi. !.
D-xo Pittmon ;cos Ia iveoN
asemdnoreG perfectd . Ma0dolene
c1 cop;1els 81, dor d,na Corner q
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-21

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PEKING, 20 Oct. % puternica
explosie urmata de un foe q avut
ioc "a minele de cxrhuni din dis
trictul Tom Chan . din provincial
Chill, in care au fost onoriti mai
malt d patru suite de muncitori
chineGi. Strife despre scest acci-
dent ~ fost primite ali asi. M
mai sutx nouxspresscs a ac1pst
a. vistk dntrs minsri csre ps
tihp,pl .sxplo.isi ersu a ~
q Nh yeboft y ~ Y,
r. As = I.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-21

LONDRA, 20 Oct. Propunerea
lui Arthur Henderson in chestia
.peliticei guvernului fata de r.
landa, care g sinonina Gu cererea
de censura guvernul, . fost res
pinsa All scare prin Yn vot de BAG.
0positia . obtinut numai 70 vo-
sturi. Imediat. deci s'a cerut mn
vsde incredere care a fost dat de
<teaga lnajoritatc in aplauze fre-
neticcs
Propunerea lui Henderson avea
sprijinul fostului prim ministru
AsqAit 81 q Lordului Robert Cecil,
= caror atacuri erau bazate pc acu-
xele Cd guvernul a recurs la repre-
ssalii contra 'republicanilor irlan-
dezi, 81 cereau ca sd Sc numeasca
o. comisie parlamentara ca Sc faca
sncheta Ia fata loeului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-21

4 LONDRA, 20 Oct t.-Desbaterile
! nchestia. Irlandei au Ifost sstepta-
te GU 0 nespusa nerabdare. Sc
astepta ca din aceste desbateri sd
80 clarifice odata situatia 81 sa Sc
yada puterea guvernului in aceas-
ta afacere. Sc credea Cd .opinia
.publica .condamna atitudinea lui
Lloyd George 81, aceasta opinie pu-
blica, va ajuta lNllt opositiei ca Sc
forteze guvernul spre a-si schimba
rositia IN aceasta chestie. - 80
Desbatcrile au precipitat cind
Arthur Henderson, membru al
partidului muncitoresc, fost mem
bru in cabinet, cerut ca sa SC
numeasca conisie spre a face Q
ancheta parlamentara spre a sta
bill daca politia 81 soldatii din Ir'
landa au recurs Ia represalii con-
ira populatiei.
Admitind ca armata coroanei ca.
re sc afla acolo a fost provocata
d. Henderson. q declarat ca carac
terul represaliilor la care au re
ours 'acestia 'festc in conformitats
GU politica agresiva care a fost in
totdeauna ur1narita de guvern. !"
Politica guvernului, .spune ID
Henderson, Sc pare Cd tinteste Ia
gituirca nationalismului in Irlan
da 81 Ia fringerea spiritului popu
latiei irlandeze.
Raspunzind Ia acuzele d-lui Her
derson, Sir Hamar Greenwood, Sc
ful secretar pentru Irlanda, a spu,
Cd d. Henderson ma produs III
singur caz prin care Sc justific,
cerintele lui.
d. Greenwood a mai spus Cd /
lnultime de cazalri ar fost consi
derate ca reprcsalii fara insa q +
cunoscute imprejurarile in care o,
fost .comise, 81 mnlte cazuri au fos
aruncate in spatele .soldatilor $
epolitistilor fara q Sc gindi acei,
II Aestia du comis criina aparin
du.sc.
El . adus apoi in discutie ,un ca
recent eazul inspectorului Brad,
care "a fost omorit acum nu a
mut. 81 adinite c6 au fost u re
prssalii IN legaturS Gu uciderea .
esstui inipeetor. Trei pravalii CO
= apartipeas republi blieanilor irlan
dezi ~ fost date prada lSc,liill
spune secfetarsl u Ate Sapte 'prs
valii au foat pradste: 4
Aceasta "a fs1nt iii credints
credints nutritx u de q. Green
wood, * proPristarii Acelor prav1
III, contra cafo1e 4 = pornit .acest
represslii, ersu "a I'M felfori altu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-21

NEW YORK, 2l Oct.-Faimoa-
sa fruntasa sufragista, dina Carrie
Chapman Gait, q anuntat Cd va
sustipe pc Cox.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-21
PENTRU lNFAPTUlREA
UNEl lDEi FRUM0ASE.
Primim urmatoarea scrisoare:
Indiana Harbor. Ind. 20 Oct. 1920
q. 81 N L. Pn<sn,,l

st. DIE Pascu!
Vazind apelul lallsat de dunn
nesvoastra. in ziarul carui con-
ducator sunteti, de q sa infaptui
,ln monument Efoinei de la Jiu,
S. Loc. Ecaterina Theodoroiu, in
una din sedintelc Soc. Transit
v8neana" din loc, sa facut pro-
punerea de a sd aiege citi-va CO.
lectori, pentru . colecta citu-si
de putin (dupa propunerea d-v.)
pentru fondul sus numit.
Deci bine voiti. alaturat primi
lista collected cit 81 checkul (Mo.
ney order) in valoare de $1O1 &C
care va rog q achita primirea lor,
pc Gale ziaristica.
Sper, 81 doresc, Cd toate Soc
din lantul rhamei "Uniuni" sd
faca Ia fel ca 81 fruntasa Soc. de
aici, n,1mai putina vointa, sd fie
Ia conducatori, 81 atunci sunt
firm convins ca usor sd va rea-
liza nobila d-voastra propunere
Cred, DIE lPascu, Cd daca spa.
tiul va permite yeti publica s.
lista donatOrilor.
AL d-yoastra Gu stima - !
vasils A. TarnitA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-21
astra Gu stima;-
vasils A. Taznitx

D-nail Vasile A. Tarnita, Vice
preSedintele Uniunei s. r. A. 8;
membru societatii ''Transilva-
Ineana" din Indiana Harbor ina
int7ndu-ne imprenna Gu ceckul
de $10l.60 listele donatorilor le
|publicam la rind ga eud SUM
nnmerotste, rcservfnd du-ne drep,
tul sa ne spunem cuwfntul Ia
urm&.
Prims lista sc publica astazi
la 1ocul cuvenit.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22
ASK

A GOOD GROOM BRICK PEBBLE
DASHED HOME. THIS IS LO-
GATED NORTHWEST AND is
MODERN: $2,50e CASH WILL
HANDLE THIS. PRICE $1,000.
HAS GARAGE.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22

A WELL LOCATED CORNER PROP
ERTY, LOT 150x165. PAVING
ON BOTH SIDES. ONE DOUBLE
BRICK PEBBLE DASHED
HOUSE AND ONE SINGLE
BRICK PEBBLE DASHED
HOUSE. ALSO DOUBLE GA
RAGE WITH LIVING APART
MENT ABOVE. THIS PROP
ERTY is NOW BRINGING IN
$50 A MONTH RENT, HAVING
BEEN LEASED BEFORE THE
JUMP IN RENTS. THE PRICE
Is $4,000. AND $4,000 CASH
AND A MORTGAGE FOR $4,000
WILL CLOSE THE DEAL.
HERBERT S. PRINCE co.
Realtors.
IA WEST ADAMS ST DIX
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22
$500 DOWN

Frame house on West jackson. near
Capitol rooms and screen room,
partly furnished: bath. all modern.
Pay the balance in easy monthly pay
ments.
SEE KINGDOM g. wHYMAN
II z. Adams db
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22

GROOM BROWN STAINED
SINGLE HOUSE. IN FINE
CONDITION. A FINE SUBUR-
BAN HOME JUST OFF CEN
TRIAL AVENUE AND ONE
BLOCK FROM CAR LINE. HAS
GARAGE, FRUIT TREES.
FLOWERS. ALSO SOLAR HEAT
Err RANGE GOES WITH
HOUSE. PRICED AT $500
$500 CASH, MORTGAGE FOR
$4,000 AT PER CENT AND
BALANCE TO BE ARRANGED
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22

A charming place in best part of north
west section, paved street, S
rooms and screens: rooms
beautifully finished and we'll ar
ranged; we'll kept grounds. Price
$4,000 terms to>arrange.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22

New 4-room frame. north. $4,000; $50
cash.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22

5-room frame on f. Culver. modern,
immediate possession, $4,000; $500 cash.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22
Special Bargains
On Very Easy Terms
Beautiful Homes
s3S50-Easy terms, northeast, rooms,
brick and screen porch, beau
tifuI home: nice garage.

s3S50-Easy terms, northeast, rooms,
brick and screen porch, beau
tifuI home; nice garage.
s2S00-4 rooms, neat little home, on
paved street near capitol.
S560O-Furnished, 6 rooms and porch,
double garage, block of paved
street and car. immediate
possession.
$9500-Kenilworth near Center and
Willetta, rooms, most beau
tifUl sun parlor and sleeping
porches, extra large fine lot,
fruit trees and garden. This
elegant home is located just
west of Center on paved street
$26, 5000 rooms. near Center and
Latham; most handsome beau
tiful home with large grounds
in city of Phoenix; located in
finest residence district on
paved street; new, never for
sale before
$40, 500-Terms: apartment house,
close in beautiful building.
nothing finer in the city for
the money; fine home and
income 5000 per month. and no
work to do: located on beau
tiful street, walking distance.
$6500-Double corner lot on West
Washington heart of coming
business section; will be worth
$4,000 inside II months.
NJ. i. GREEN REALTY co.
oil
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22

A NEW. BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED
HOME. LOCATED ON CAR LINE
HAS ) INSIDE ROOMS, SCREEN
AND BATH, ALSO GARAGE. 1T
IS PRICED AT $4,000 AND $500
CASH WILL HANDLE 1T
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22

Corner 75x150. and small house on
rear. best location in city. for quick
sale. $1,000, $1,000 cash. Some of the
finest homes in the city, on easy terms.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22
WEST WILLETTA

Beautiful broom bungalow and
screen porches with all latest up-to-
date built in features to be found in
a modern home. Double garage and
store room. Furnished or UNFINISHED.
In a select neighborhood. To respon-
sible party will make terms of $4,000
cash, balance arranged. Leaving city.
Call owner. 1899. 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22

Ten room brick strictly modern, cx-
ceptionally well constructed. near
Central Ave. close in. Price
$l2, 800; terms to arrange
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22
John B. Henke
1T PAYS TO SEE US"
You Should See
These Bargains

This comfortable brick house of six
rooms, bath, sleeping porch, has all
built-in features, hardwood floors and
is on a lot 70x190 with all kinds of
fruit. splendid grape arbor, good gar
den, in fact, all convenienccs to make
a real home, and is located in one of
the best home sections, nor shcast of the
city. Price $500; 50 soc cash.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22

a NEW BUY
ern in every respect. A brick cottage
with rooms and sleeping porch, hard
We Cd floors, bcilt-in book cases, china
closet, kitchen cabinet. cement cellar
walks, ETC.. on lot 50x137k Tile side
walks: close to car line. churches and
schools. No. l section northeast.
Price only $3.50. Call us for terms.
A BEAUTY
Two story six rooms and sleeping
porch: one-story brick P. D., second
story single: a most attractive buy.
Hardwood floors, built-in features,
garage. This beautiful home is located
near the Capitol only one block off
car line. 1t will pay you to see this.
Price $500: $1,000 will handle
TWO NEW GROOM HOUSES
Located in a most desirable residen--
tial section northeast; both are thor
oughly modern brick homes with all
conveniences. These two houses will
be ready for occupancy by the first of
March. Price $500; $4,000 will handle
CALL MR.. GALLEY
OR MR.. DILLON
Davie Realty Co.
126 n. Central. Phone 1893
1t
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22

AM forced to leave Phoenix for other
business interests: must sell my new
6-roOm bungalow; all modern built-fn
features. fireplace and laundry trays.
The very best buy in the city; a block
and half from car line; about $500
down and easy payments. Address the
owner, Box 79T, Republican dg
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22
For Sale-Houses
Mr.. Home Seeker

See this beautiful home before buy
ing; 6-room brick in very desirable To-
cation, close to good school and car
line. Terms See owner, 2522 n.
Third street Dig
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22

North Central Ave. home. two garages
etc, grounds are acres in cx-
tent. Here the architect and the
landscape engineer have worked
in harmony and wrought q most
pleasing home place. which will
never grow stale Price $22 500
terms to arrange.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-22
For Sale-Houses
We Find
Pleasure
In

Specializing in that type of houses and
Investments which are required
by those who are guided by that
ultimate motive which is enun-
ciated in the following quota
lions.
therefore, when We build, let us think
that we biuld forever. Let it
not be for present delight, nor for
present use alone. Let it be
such work as our descendants
VIII thank us for, and let US think
as we lay stone on stone that
a time viii come when those
stones vii, be held sacred be-
cause our hands have touched
these and that men will say as
they look upon the labor ana
wrought substance of them, see
this our fathers did for u.s.
RuSkin-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
ROAD ASSOCIATION
 CONSIDERS BILLS
 FOR NEXT ELECTION

PHOENIX, May 19.-The initia. tive measures. one providing for an amendmen; 10 the state constitution increasing the present limitation on bonded indebtedness and the other for the creation of a state highway commission were considered today by the committee on national and state policies Of the Arizona Cool Roads association in two sessions which occupied the entire day. The meeting of the committee was called by Dwight B. Heard, president of the association and chairman of the committee. The committee consiste ed of one member from each county
 Members of the association com. mittee said if it was determined to place either or both the measures be fore the voters of the state at the fall election. the necessary petitions would also be arranged al the meet. ing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
WANTS HIGHER RATE

PHOENIX, May 1s.-The Globe Light and Power company has filed an application with the corporation commission for permission to increase its gas rates, it was announced by the commission today. The company based it's petition for an increase in rates, it was said, on higher cost O.. production and on the ground that the gas manufactured and sold never raid interest on the investment whi: the commission allowed. Besides the increase in the cost of oil, lime ani fire brick. the advance in taxes and an increase in salaries. the company claims the city of Globe in is p!an for street improvement: has ordered the gas mains moved rom one loca- ton to another at a cons derab.e ex. pense.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
RoDIG, PIONEER OF
 TOMBSTONE, DIES

PHOENlX. May 17.-Charles A. Rodig, pioneer resident Of Tombstone and Phoenix. passed away at the State Pioneers Home at Prescott on May IA. according to word from tha superintendent of the institution D the secretary of the board of direc. tors of state institutions. Before being entered as a guest al the home ahe deceased had resided in Maricopa county for 25 years and was wei. known by old-timers in Cochise and other counties. He was a shoe- maker by trade.
 Rodig's death was the fifth al the home during the past two weeks. The death rate for the last two months has been exceptionally heavy at the home. with the result that there are now a number of vacancies
 James Ray of Gila couny was ad. mitted as a guest yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
RED TAPE

Yes. I wuz at Sha,to Terry. Wuz i, hot? Well. rather think. But We we got 'em and we gave 'ei1 Hell, and we put 'em on the blink. What's -that7 l am looking rocky? ? Well, Mister. l guess you're right. I'd rather fight Fritz in the trenches than run from me appetite. I'm weak in me back and shoulders and ! used 10 fell an OK And there's shrapnel still in me ad- bomen. not speakin's O gas anl shocks;
 But that ain't all that hurts me. Say, Mister. me pride IS hurt; They said I wuz IL in Flanders. But wha; am I here? I'm dirt. They send me a lot O letters. they are signed by a rubber stamp. Askin' the same old questions: The name O me rookie camp. And when l have seen doctor, ani what has the doctor said. And why. if am not workin'. I'm no; in me trundle bec.- And they ask me 10 come and see 'em and then. when l go, they say Me papers ain't righ;-to revise 'em and they'll see me some other day. They hint that it's just the woolies that's making me back so lame And slink from their damned old office as if had been to blame. Yes. l wuz al Shatto Terry. But I wish that I could forget That my country owes me a chance to work and will not pay the deb.. No. thanks, am not a beggar. I'm hungry. O course, but. gee, You done enough and you helped :. lot when you stopped and spoke to me.
 JOHN PALMER CUMMING. The Stars and Stripes. Washing ton.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
MESA IS TO HAVE FINE BIG
 HOTEL WORTH s2oo, 900

MESA. May l7.-Mesa soon is to have its dream realized in the con. s,ruction of fine. big and splendidly equipped commercial hotel. Mora than this. it will be not only a com mercial hotel. but also the center of all Mesa's club and social activities.
 The cost of this hotel will be not less than s2o0.OO0 with a strong prob ability that Mesa will not be satis- fled ot stop at larger cos, if nee. essary i'd produce the best hotel plan: in Arizona.
 For several years Mesa has been keenly alive to its urgent need toD a first-class and strictly up-to-date hotel. Its rapid growth has a long way outstepped its ability to care for even the commercial business and no attempt whatever has been made for the welfare of the tourists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
GLOBE LIGHT AND POWER
 co. SEEKS HIGHER RATES

PHOENIX, May 20.-The Globe Light and Power company has filed an application with the corporation commission for permission to in crease its gas rates, it was announced by the commission yesterday after noon. The company bases its in. tention for an increase in rates, il was said, on higher cost of produc tion and on the ground that the gas manufactured and sold never paid interest on the investment which ths commission allowed. Besides the in. crease In the cost of oil, lime and fire brick, the advance in taxes and increase in salaries. the company claims the city of Globe in It's plan for street improvements has order ed the gas mains moved from one location to another at . consider able expense.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
A SOLDIERS MONUMENT

Yesterday Mir. M. w. Jones, of Tucson, head of the house of NJ. W. Jones & Company. of Tucson, manu- lecturers of marble and granite mon- uments who was in Nogales yester- day informed the Oasis" that he has erected recently. in the cemetery at Benson. a handsome granite monu- ment over the grave of Roy Four, son of wm. 4. Fourr. well knoE' cattleman residing in Cochise county forty years or more.
 The young man was in the Ameri. can army that went to Siberia, and was killed in that far land, his re- mains having been sent home by the government. The monument was or. dered by his father
 Mr. Jones described it as a hand some granite shaft. TIP feet in height, 1sx1S inches on die, set on a handsome base. Upon the shaft and base. cut in enduring letters are several appropriate inscriptions.- Nogales Oasis.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
TO ADVERTISE COUNTY

PRESCOTT. May 1s-Yavapai county will receive some valuable publicity during the month of May and June. according to a report made a; the regular meeting of the Yava- pal county chamber of commerce. One of the leading photographers of America will visit this section, hay ing accepted an invitation extended some weeks ago. Photographs and moving pictures will be aken of scenes around Prescott. From Pres colt the party will motor to the Verde valley, where films and photo graphs will be made of the smelters the farms, and the beautiful reaches Of the Verde river, including Monte buma castle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
LABOR SHORTAGE SERIOUS
 ON FARMS IN CHA VALLEY

4 meeting was held at Stafford in the Gila valley yesterday for the pur- pose of considering the matter Of providing labor for hoeing and cul- ;ivating cotton, which will be need ed this year at the same time that the grain harvest will have to be attended to. The mass meeting was called to consider this serious short age of labor. Half dozen promi- nent farmers and business men of the valley issued the call. among whom was Hon. w. w. Pace. former sena- tor of Graham county.
 Labor is not only short of the de- ;nand on the farms of the state. but it is also short in the mines. Unless an adequate supply of labor can be provided for the industries of the state. there will be great loss this year
 In the face Of this condition. it is said that the labSr organizations ia Phoenix are making protest to Wash ington against any concessions in the matter Of removing some of the restrictions in the matter of allow ing labor to come into this state from Mexico. Should the labor or ganizations succeed in this effort they will cause great harm to Ari- zona, Is the claim
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
CHARGE BiSREE MAN
 POISONED PET DOGS

BISBEE. May 19.-A complaint charging Fred Henderson Of Johnson Addition with putting out poisoned meat in his yard and causing the death of several dogs in the neigh. borhood was sworn 10 yesterday by William Tomblin and will be heard in the justice court at Lowell this afternoon.
 Henderson admits that he put out the poisoned meat but says it was for the purpose of killing cats. There has been an epidemic of dog poison ing in Johnson Addition lately and residents of that section are taking much interest in the case.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
UNITED STATES CIVIL
 SERVICE COMMISSION

The United States Civil Seryice Commission announces that a Cook tpack train) noneducational examina ton will be held on May 2s, 1920. for the purpose of filling a vacancy in the position of Cook in the Trans p,rtation service at Fort Huachuca, Arizona.
 Application blanks and further in formation may be obtained from the i"cal secretary. Board of Civil Ser. vice Examiners. at the Fort Hrachu- Ca. Ariz.. post office.
 The United States Civil Servlce Commission announces tat a picker (pack trainl noneducational examin- ation will be held on Hay 2s. 1920. for the purpose of filling vacancy in the position of packer Ir the Transportation service al Fort Hua- chuca. Arizona.
 Application blanks and further in- formation may be obtained from the local secretary. Board of Civil Ser vice Examiners at the For: Huachd. ca. Arizona. post office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
LAKE SENTENCED 70
 LIFE fMrt.scNMENT

YUMA, May 17.-The witnesses from Yuma who were called the first part of the weeh 10 Fl CeDiro to t.a- 'ify in the Lake murder uiai have returned 10 Yuma and have reported that Fred Lake received a sentebee Of life Imprisonment for hjs crime.
 Fred Lake, # will be remember. |, shot to death J. A PartiB a deputy sheriff at winteyhaveB, Up February l1th Of this year The sissing csn~ed a great deal Of eonnifioB in this neighborhood in so Dseb ss raytjn was deputy sheriff and left wife and a family Of eiebt children, five of whom are eirls. were q. the Far tin home at the tine of the murder. Lake was well hHown ia WnterAaven and was interested in the pool han st that place.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-23
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER DOOMED UNLESS PRINT PAPER
 PRlces ARE cuRaEc

WASHINGTON. May 1s.-Repre- sentatives of more than 100 newspa- pers meeting here today to deal with the hardships surrounding publica- ,ion Of the smaller papers. organized the United States Publishers News Print Conservation League and cali. ed on similar organization to join !, for mutual protection.
 Some reports sent in by editors un able to attend painted distressing pictures Of the trouble ahead. due to inability to obtain news print and the high prices. Many dailies soon will be forced to suspend unless there is quick relief. letters and telegrams said, while some editors declared the weekly walk of the ghost would be a thing of the pas; in many little offices if prices kep: climbing and mills failed to answer the news print appeal.
 Resolutions requesting all publish CTS Of papers of 50 900 circulation and owe TO reduce consumption 10 per cent Sunday and per cent daily were adopted and a half dozen simi, lar organizations were asked to help obtain legislation to alleviate the evil"