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Arizona republican., 1920-06-16

on the Tempe road, he and fellow employe were engaged in putting up q tank on a steel frame, 100 feet Tn the air. His partner. he says. struck T steel bolt with q hammer and alleges that q piece of the bolt struck him in the arm with such force that il broke the bone and cut the flesh
 TO COAST FOR MER-Mrs. Clay Leonard left last evening for Los Angeles where she will summer. She will be joined ln July by Mir. Leonard when the clerk of the supreme court takes his annual vaction-
 MRS CRAIG ON VACATtON-Mrs Maybelle Craig of the treasurer's ol- flee is vacationing at present. She Is staying in town, but may later spend few weeks on the coast.
 RETURNS FROM NOGALES-A. l.. Stelzer secretary to the corporation commission. has returned from week end absence in Nogales where he went on official business
 LEAVE ON MOTOR TOuR-A. J. Matthews, president of the Tempe Normal school. and Mrs. Matthews will leave today for q months motor tour through northern Arizona and Utah While in the north MT. Mathews will deliver q lecture at the summer school being held by the Northern Arizona Normal at Flagstaff
 FLORENCE ATTORNEY HERE F.. w. Coker. "a Florence attorney, was in Phoenix yesterday on business con nected with the state land department HOME FOR VACATiON-Cheste Goldberg, son of Mir. and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg. arrived yesterday for q few weeks vacation in town. Young Cold berg has been in Los Angeles the past year where he is studying business methods with one of the largest cloth iers on the coast.
 TO ATTEND CONVENTIO ON-Dr. J. C. Mc1irath has gone to Los Angeles to attend d convention of the American Veterinary and Medical association. 1 He will remain away for about a week EMPLOYES CLUB MEETS-Talks on the sale and distribution of several
 new lines of merchandise recently sc
 cured by the company were the feature 1 of q meeting of the Employees club or l the o. :. Stapley company, which met 1 yesterday at the Phoenix office. under the chairmanship of Glenn Stapley,
 general manager of the firm Among
 the new lines were included the well i known Dodge puleys and transmission
 machinery, the Bean turbine and cen trifugaI pumps and the Trailmobiie i trailers X light luncheon was served at the conclusion Of the business end | of the meeting. The next regular meeting of the club will be held at
 Mesa the third Tuesday of next
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16

also requested to be present with ali escort.
 The big idea" tonight is 10 have everyone reach out and become ac- quainted with everybody else. It is realized that the prime principle of good fellowship is the basic one of human sociability. It is the aim of the Legion to foster this social spirit among the people of the community ill order that better understanding ana sympathy may be the result of closer relationship.
 The entertainment committee mas prepared d splendid program of sports and the lunch committee has also made ical welfare of the guests. A good time is sin store for everyone who will choose to be the guest of the Legion tonight
 There will be some announcements made this evening that will, We feel, meet with the hearty approval of every Leeionaire and prospective Lcgionaire, relative to the coming events that arc being planned for the summer. Don miss the announcements by not being present.
 short and snappy meeting will be held for members in good standing just prior to the entertainment program, which is scheduled for &: 30. Each member is urged to be present at 30 for the transaction of regular business There are some importa.tt issues to be taken care of and the meeting will ill no way interfere with the program.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
WOMAN FR|CHTENS
 AWAY AN INTRUDER

Attempt of a burglar to enter the home of Mrs. c. A. Smith, 2129 West Monroe street. a an early hour yes terday morning was frustrated by Mrs. Smith, who on hearing the noise arose and, turning on the lights, reached the telephone and notified the officers be- fore the man ga4ned entrance. He did not make his escape before Mrs. Smith had time to notice that he was a Mexican
 Living within block of the Erhardt home. where Mir. and Mrs. Jacob Err hardt were brutally murdered a week ago, Mrs smith has been a light sleeper since the tragedy and awakens at the slightest sound. It was less than d week ago that Mrs. Smith placed a number Of valuable articles jewels and silver in q safety deposit box at one of the local banks She had little of value to attract a burglar, she said, having packed for summer
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16

lpon the crowd to let the law take it's curse but their pleas went unheeded -f one priest, Father r. J. Howard. cilInped l5 feet up an electric pole and aEAln pleaded with the mob to turn me negroes over to the courts of law. de was met with hoots and cries of remember the girl-lynch them. .'
 Rope Breaks Twice
 wee McGhie was jerked into tho air to the shouts of the mob. and each tne the rope broke. dropping him to me ground. God be with them; am not the right man." was his last .fy as on the third trial he went to his Ieath.
 similar fate quickly was meted to 5aekson and Green. who likewise pro lested their innocence and pleaded for mercy. There was no demonstration after each body scared into the air ana no attempt was made to mutilate the bodies. 1t was said by onIookers.
 It was declared tonight that inability pr the police to cope with the situa- ton was due in part to d shortage of men on the force, which totals about s0. according to available records When the mob stormed the police head quarters, 1t was said. about 30 police men were on duty there and it was early realized that efforts to stop the mob at@that stage of the trouble would nave been Hike pouring oil on fire" as one policeman put it.
 General good humor characterized the attitude of the mob at all times, onlookerS said, although it was admit teuty somewhat grim in places. As department of mobs is measured. it was declared to have been compara- lively orderly, and there was no ten cency toward destruction, except at inc police station.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
O|vE DEAD. ONE DYING
 BY EATING APR|COTS

One little girl is dead and her younger sister is at the point of dying from dysentery resulting from eatins apricots, according to word received from the father of the two children last night. The dead child is the 5 year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. R. H. Griffin of Marinette. The two children were stricken while visiting in Tucson, and their father is now at the bedside -of the remaining daughter.
 IL was announced last night that no funeral arrangements for the older girl will be made until the. parents are assured of the recovery of their second child.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
ORDER JACK JOHNSON
 TOLEAVE LOWER CAL.

FL cENTRO, Cal. June 15-The newspaper Fl Monitor. published ar Mexicali, Lower California, today printed the statement that Judge Luis Cacho at Tia Juana had ordered Jack Johnson. former worlds heavyweight boxing champion. to leave tho country within 80 days from June 5. Mistreat- ment of several Mexican girls. includ- ing his wife's maid, was said to be charged against Johnson.
 Esl Monitor stated Governor Esteban Cantu of the northern district of Lower California had approved the action o1 Judge Cacho- The newspaper added that if Johnson had not left the terri tory by July ,, Mexican authorities in Tia Juana would turn him over to offi- eers from the United States. where he is wanted to serve a sentence for yio- I1tion of the Mann act.
 SAN DIEGO, Cal. June 15.-Despite reports that Jack Johnson, negro pu SiIist, would be sent across the line from Mexico today. he was stil at Tia Juana, Lower California, a few miles from this city, tonight. That the ne- gro will be ordered from Lower Cali f0rnia, however. is the belief expressed tonight by David Gershon, agent for the United States department of jus 1iee, who was at Tia Juana today Agents of the department of justice and of the immigration department liave been watching the boundary lclOsely for several days.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
ID HAVE MILITARY IN
 CASA GRANDE SCHOOL

Adjutant General Walter =. Ingalls has been notified that military train ing has been introduced in the Casa Grande High school. Colonel Ingalls, expressed his qualification yesterday when word came to his office that the boys of Casa Grande would receive the training which has been made compulsory in the Arizona schools.
 The time to teach military training is when the boy is in high school" said Colonel Ingalls,. It will stay with them
 The adjutant general frequently has inspected the work of the high school cadets and is well pleased with the progress that is being made in this state. Capt. Frank La Rue is the off cial inspector.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
RED FLAG IS PLACED
 IN AUTOMOBILE TRAP

X red flag has been flung to the breeze on the edge of the automobile trap at the corner of Tenth and Me kiuley streets and the inhabitants of that neiShborhood do not knew whether t is q concession by the pro prietors of the trap to the public. bit of sport smanship. to give automobilistS d chance for their white alley. or W neither i; is the red rag of anarchy thrown out in defiance of public opinion and good order.
 Anyhow. the flag is waving in the breeze. and in the daytime ii will serve as warning against the trap. but in the night time, though there is an arc light overhead the color of the flag will be indistinguishabie and the mo- tor car driver will mistake il for sign of truce and sign that the trap has been removed. Thus it will be- come d lure to disaster.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
TOWN TOPICS
SUES FOR DAMAGES

SUES FOR GES-Declaring that a piece of steel which struck him in the arm inflicted an injury that will render him unable to follow his voca- tion as a structural steel worker in the future John Richard Wright yesterday brought suit against the Pittsburg- -Des Moines Steel company asking for dam ages of s15,000. Wright alleges that on June ', 1920. while working at the plant of the Arizona Packing company
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
LEGION ID ENTERTAIN WITH BIC
 PROGRAM TONIGHT

The American Legion will entertain their members and all ex-serVice peO- pie at the Legion home on Seventh avenue tonight at S:30 o'clock. The committee wishes to add one more touch to their previous invitations published in the columns of this paper by urging that every ex-service man attend with his wife or sweetheart this evening. Every x-seryice woman is
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16

Woodman of the World. returned Mon day evening from the East, where he has been consumating business relative to the order. He arrived in Phoenix in time to take part in the bis initia- tion meeting here.
 PRICES HIGH ON COAST-That Phoenix people are not the worst sui ferers from the II. (. of l.. is shown by a letter received by Rev. Edward b. RaloN rom bis wife. who is snendinG
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
MAKES SECOND ESCAPE

EASTON, Mr. June Is Isaiah Fountain, negro who was awaiting sentence of execution for criminal as sault upon Bertha Simpson, 13-year- old white girl in Trappe Md on April 1s. made his second escape from jail here tonight. The sheriff and a posse of 200 men are searching the woods for him and open threats are made of Iynching.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16

the summer in santa Monica. Mrs Raley stated that fruits and vegetables are much higher in the beach city than in Phoenix. In onc instance, she writes. she paid 55 cents for two pounds of apricots.
 ADJ GEN. TO DOUGLAS-Adj.- Gen. Walter <. Ingalls, left last even ing for Douglas. where he will spend several days on business conHectcd with fhc NntionaI Gnard of Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
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 THESE WILL WE ED-I

month
 THESE WILL WEO-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday 10 Mar ceIino Guerra, 25, and Guadalupe Ruiz. 20, both of Phoenix, Petrolino Herrers 33 and Margarita Anyo, both of Glen dale: and William Darrell Perry, 21, and Flossie l.. Ritter. iS both Of >hoe- nix.
 STATE MANAGER RETURNS-M SfaNNa SfaIP InHnagpr Of the
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
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Have you ever noticed the cloudy appearance of Orange~Crush and Lemon-Crush while enjoy ing these rare.aavored drinksS
 The reason for this cloudiness is also the reason for the unequaled deliciousness of Orange-Crush and Lemon-Crush-for 1t is caused by the uni- form distribution throughout the drinks of thou sands of minute particles of the actual fruit oil pressed from freshly picked oranges and lemons The interesting process which has made thispos- sible perfected five years ago by N- C. Ward, and is exclusive with Orange-Crush Company It marks one of the greatest steps forward ever taken in the preparation of soft drinks for 1T brings you, without preservativess ehe pure delightful havors which have made oranges and lemons the favorite fruits in every home. The cloudiness is your guarantee of genuineness- flavor and quality.
 The booklet, ''The Story of Wards OrangesCf,sh and Lemon.Crushs" gives full details regarding Ghe making of these drinks. It shows how deLi- cate favors are obtained by combining the fEg;it oils with purest granulated sugar and ciCrIc acid the natural acid of oranges and lemons. Send for this free booklet today. You will better understand why OrangesC Crush and Lernon~Crusn enjoy the largest sale of any frIc-aavOred drinks in the world
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
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Evening journal., 1920-03-15
UljIPI III I .F|jUKI KI''|F'I| 'F|F'I|dHI|| H'I||''.
AGAINST Vote.
Speakers of National Repute
Coming to Oppose
Ratification
WON'T RESORT TO
FIREWORKS DISPLAY

Not 70 be outdone by the sufrragisis
OF Delaware. with their mass meeting
on Thursday, the anii-suflraglsts an
nounced today mat Miss Mary G. Kill
breth. OF New York city, president OF
the National Association opposed to
Woman Suffrage would come TO this
city on Friday for an informal recep-
tion TO The women OF the State opposed
10 suffrage The reception will be held
in the Hotel dupont and with Miss XII
breth viii likely come a speaker OF ma
tional repute, II such is deemed advis-
able.
The opening OF headquarters at Dover
and the announcement that opponents OF
West Virginia would make a strenuous
fight against action OF the Legislature
OF that state In passing the Anthony
amendment were the new features OF
the day from the headquarters OF the
women OF Delaware opposed to suf-
frage.
Mrs. Henry, B. Thompson. president
OF the Delaware opponents was busy
with her workers arranging for the re-
cepuon on Friday Details have not
been decided upon. other than that
Miss kilbreth Will come here and greet
all OF the women Of the State opposed
TO suffrage.
With Mrs. Thompson was Miss Alice
d. w. White, who helped the oppo-
nents In their fight against the fran
chlse measure In Maine. Miss White
viii help Mrs. James Pennewill and
Mrs. c. C. Fulton at the Dover head
quarters. Miss Charlotte Rowe, Geld
secretary OF the opponents. who arrived
from West Virginia yesterday went to
Continued on Page Eleven
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ANNOUNCE PLANS
FOR CONFERENCE

Evanselistio services In connection
with the Wilmington Conference which
will meet In Grace Church next week,
were announced 10 the Wilmington
Preachers Association this morning,
by the Rev. w. Ernest Greenfield,
chairman Of the eyangelistic com
mittte.
The services will be held al Z
o'clock in the afternoon with the fol-
lowing ministers officiating: Wednes-
day March 2i Dr. Carlisle L. Hub
ssrd, 50 Paurs. chairman; the Rev.
L. w Layneld. Delaware city, preach
ing Dr. Layneld viii complete his
f0rty-ninth year as member Of VII
mingtOn Conferenie this year
on Thursday, the Rev. l.. T. Poole,
Of snow Hill. Md, will be chairman.
with the Rev. Frank Ssrpenter. u
Laurel, preaching. The chairman in
Friday will be the Rev Frank Faulk-
ner, OF Delmar. with the Rev. Harvey
Winfield Ewing, Of Union Church.
preashing. The Saturday chairman will
Do the Rev W. r. Greenfield, Brandy
wine Church chairman; the Rev. WI.
White, Of Easton. preaching.
The Preachers Association will meet
lext Monday morning chiefly to make
any final plans in regard TO the con
ference
Devotions this morning were led by
iho Rev. j. A. Hudson. pastor OF Ches-
ter-Beihel. A letter from Mrs. Daniel
/. McFaul expressing appreciation for
flowers ana resolutions Of sympathy
upon the death Of her husband sent by
the association.
The Preachers Association unani-
mously adopted a resolution OF thanks
90 The Rev. W. g. Harris, pastor n
Goodman Church and dean OF the Dis
trict Epworth League, and to President
T. n. Mills, OF the District League, and
a layman Of Scott Church, upon the
splendid meetings Of the EpwOrth
League Winter Institute.
The Rev. Walter A. Hearn, assistant
pastor OF Grace Church. gave the asso-
citation fine illustrated lecture upon
his experiences in France, with the
army lie showed many photographs of
war scenes taken by himself.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
How Seashore Chef
Ended His Trouble

This is what an Atlantic City hotel
chef says in regard to NJ. d. l.. the pop
ular stomach remedy:
Il am anxious to express my grati-
tnde for the change in my condition,
which NJ. d. l. has effected. My life
aas been made miserable by spells Of
stomach trouble. Things that would
agree with me sometimes, at others
would entirely upset my digestive sys-
tenn. Several remedies that | tried
proved unavailing Finally, ] was ad-
vsed to take VI. d. l. The effect was
immediate with the first dose. 70 i'm
proved my condition wonderfully.
can now eat my meals without fear Of
distress afterward. l shall certainly
recommend NJ. D. !. to everyone know
as the best stomach remedy in the
world"
JOSEPH d. JEROME.
% s. Indiana Ave. Atlantic City.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
NUT INLUNG
MAYENDLIFE
Of CITY TOT
,ix-Year-Old Patience Fisher
Swallows Full
Peanut
HOPE FOR
HER RECOVERY

Little six-year-old Patience Fisher,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
Fisher. OF No. 322 East Seventh street,
IS in the jefferson Hospital, Philadel-
phia, with little hope for her recovery
While eating peanuts on Sunday night
ihe child swallowed one OF the nuts
which is now lodged in her lungs. The
'hild's condition Is such that the ply
sicians fear to perform an operation.
shortly after the child swallowed the
nut Mr.. Fisher took Patience to the
and Surgeons Hospital in
his city, but after an examination OF
he child's condition was made Mr..
Fisher was advised 10 take the child
10 Philadelphia, which was done.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
NnING pE0PLE,s RRANCH TO MEE

The Young Peoples Branch Of th
w. C. T. L., will meet tomorrow ever
ing at the home OF Miss Blanche Whi
craft. No. 2i0 West Twenty-secon
street. After the business meeting
social hour will be held Games az
proprlate TO ST. Patrick's Day will I
played.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
A Good Spring Toni
II There Ever Was Time When Pc
pie Needed Spring Tonic, IL Is
Right Now.

So many people have had Cold
Grippe, Influenza and other disease
which have lowered their vitality, th'
physicians say many are liable to d.
velop consumption II the greatest car
and proper tOnics are not taken.
YOU show the least sign OF weakness
start at once taking DR.. Chase's Bloc
and Nerve Tablets, which aye made {
Iron, Nux Vomica, Gentian, Capsicur
Aloin and Zinc Phosphide. one OF n
greatest prescriptions ever prepared Il
rebuilding the blood. nerves and Wit
forces Of people who are weak. rul
down from Overwork, worry, brain tir'
improper nourishment during the w
and the after effects OF In1uenz
Pneumonia and other weakening db
eases. Sold by Druggists. 60 cents. SpT
clal tstronger and more activel, :
cents.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
TRANSFER MAILS AT
FRENCH ST. STATION

The new transfer system installed at
French street station for the more eX-
uedilious handling OF the mails, was
put in operation for the FIRST time this
morning. Much OF the mail heretofore
taken 20 the postoflce for transfer
now remains at the depot.
An office has been opened in the bag
gage room and u. s. Hargan and NJ. z
Rose. OF the postofice Department
placed I'm charge.
This office will remain open day and
night one Of the men always remain
ing on duty.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
MRS. JONEs is DONE WITH non

Robert Jones, Negro, was held under
, $500 peace bond on a charge Of
breach OF the peace toward his wife
~ Deputy Judge Finger in Municipal
Court this morning. Robert testified
hat he wanted 10 go back with his
wife, but the wife said that she would
not return 10 him afler she had gone
md had him arrested"
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
TAKE 6,1W MORE
OF ITALIAN BONDS

Subscriptions amounting TO $500
were received at the two meetings held
yesterday ia the interest OF the so
OO0,OOO Italian loan drive, bringing the
total for this city up TO siiS'aOo
The nrsl OF the session yesterday
was devoted 10 a conference OF he
committee headed by Or. Leopold Vac
caro. In. the Italian Neishborhood
House. At this meeting, $4,000 was
turned in. and 81 800 was turned In at
a mass meeting IN the Italian hepubli-
can Club.
MANY voluntary offers were made to
head teams IN the drive. The COM
mittee's selections were Ernest Di
sabatino. Anthony Corleto, Nicholas
Sanna lanes Pennetto, Carmine Di
Mare. Cofone Brothers, Joseph Di
Maura. Pamphilio di Bartholomels.
Nino Laus, a lieutenant In the ltai.
ian army for Ave years, who serve
all during the war, and only recent
took ND his residence In Wilmingto
delivered an address at the mass NEE :
ing in which he pleaded for suppo :.
for his native government.
.Chevalier C. G. Baldi, OF Phiiade
phia. and Dr.. Luigi Roversi, OF Mel
York. both Of whom are taking an a.
tive part in the campaign In their rf
spectlve cities, arrived just as the mas
meeting was about TO adjourn. The
brought a message Of hearty co-operi
lion on the part Of their America
brethren in their adopted cities anf
expressed confidence that Wilmington
and Delaware would respond a sim.
liar way.
The largest subscribers YESTERDAY
were the following societies: Figli ID
Colombo. $1,000; Principe di Napoli
$500; Figli DItalia, 5000. !
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
ASKS DAMAGES FOR TRUCK BUMT

In Superior Court this morning ira
Of the case Of lsldor Dwarkin ". Johi
johnson. began before jury. DwarkiI
was injured in April, 1919. on Secon'
street between Tatnall and West wheI
a truck owned by the defendant, Johf
Johnson, cOlOred, and driven by Jane
Youngblood, a young Negro, turned ihI
corner going down second street AM
knocked him down, causing him allege|
severe injuries. He asked ss29 damage
and medical bills.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
FINE YEAR OLn ROY LOsT.

Constable George Whittington found
A 5-year-old boy on the Newport turn
pike on his way to this city, giving the
name Of William Cuflello, but is un-
qble 10 tell where he lives.
The boy wears corduroy trousers,
red shirt and a light coat. The boy is
now at the police station.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
I.EAkING Gas caIrsEs rInE.

Leaking gas from disconnected
hose set nre TO the home OF Mrs.
Hand. OF No. i0s East Fourth street.
at $40 O'Clock last night A stlll
alarm was sent TO the Phoenix Fire
Company and the fire was extlngulshed
with a loss OF about t25.
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
l. A. uAyMlN. VETERAN. DEAD.

, Lewis A. Hayman, 81 years OF ago,
died at his home. No. iOg Claymont
street. yesterday. Mr.. Hayman was a
Civil War veteran and a member o'
Post M. i9l, Pennsylvania @. A. r. The
funeral will he held from his late resi-
dence, on Wednesday afternoon. Inter
Evening journal., 1920-03-15
TWO MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Magistrate Harry y. Stradley, on
Saturday issued a marriage license TO
Herbert ]. Post. of No. s02 Lombard
street and Ethel n. Webster, OF Co
lumbla Pa, Israel S Conswsy, OF No.
iii6 Pine street, and Alice w. Wllker-
son. OF No. POO West Fourth street.