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Arizona republican., 1920-08-07
Questions and Answers

O. Has Cox ever defeated Harding for office in Ohio? U. w. c.
 A. These men have never run against each other before
 c. What do the letters "ss" stand for in legal papers, as Stats of Illinois, Rock Island County, ce? IL. K.
 A. The leters "ss" stand for "Scili- cet' meaning literally. "it is permitted to know" but in English, ito wit, namely
 c. What do the terms "birdie" and @eagIe" mean in golf7 M. C.
 A. In strict golf parlanee, a birdie Is a score of one underpar for a hole two under par. In practice. a birdie is often considered a score for a hole which is under the score of all the other players participating in the game
 O. A claims there is a difference in value in the sum of one billion in different countries. Is this true? EFT
 A. The word billion" is differently America and France a billion is one thousand million, while in England and Germany it is a million millions.
 c. How much does cork weigh? S.A
 A. Cork weighs 15.6 pounds to the cubic foot
 c. What is a Star route in the mai service? D. D.
 A. tDbedi lO0lc nI14l IS IIldL SGIlI lIOH one office to another. There may be two or three different offices on the same route
 o. What breed of hogs do the meal packers prefer? s. A.
 A. Most packers say that breed ir hogs count for very little when the quality is the same. A few have ex- pressed a preference for Berkshires anC Poland Chinas.
 O. What is, meant by. "Jepthat Vow? w. A.
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Arizona republican., 1920-08-07

a mile and half northeast of the Pacific Creamery plant.
 Home From Vacation
 Miss June Cummings of the local most office force returned Thursday from her vacation spent in Los An geles and has resumed her duties al the office.
 Boy Breaks Arm
 The eight t-year- old son of R. l.. Smith of Scottsdale was brought to Tempe yesterday morning for medical treatment for injuries sustained by fall of some 20 feet while he was at play. A broken arm and other more minor injuries were sustained by the lad.
 Departs For the Coast
 Dr R | Flight expects to leave this evening for California, where he will join his family for a two weeks vaca- tion.
 Sports Galore For Tempe Fans
 With a foot race scheduled for the morning and a baseball game fer the afternoon. Tempe sport followers Wiu have ample to attract their attention tomorrow Gordon Goodwin, mem Der of the Tempe ball club, has been matched against Bob Burton or Mesa in 100 yard dash to be run at the Franklin school grounds in Mesa to- morrow morning at II o'clock Gooo- win was defeated by Burton last sun day, but supporters of him are confl- dent that with this weeks practice he will~come out a winner tomorrow. IT the afternoon the Tempe club Wih battle for honors in the Central Ari- zona league with the strong White Soa club of Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-07
FOREST FIRE BURNS
 OVER IMMENSE AREA

WARSAW, August 6.-Plans of for eign bureaus to evacuate Warsaw arc proceeding with a rush. The French, British and Australians have requested a special train for Friday, while the German legation has a special train for it's employees and German subjects at Warsaw which is expected to de- part Friday night.
 Evacuation of the prisons already has begun. Civilians are proceeding as fast as the railroads can accommo- date them. Even freight cars are be- ing brought into use for families with household goods. Trains are departing with people riding on car tops and others struggling for standing room inside.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-07
CLOSE TEMPE ROAD
 TO AWAIT DECISION

TEMPE, Aug. 7-As a guaSd against the possibility of any travel being di- rected over the new highway before the existing controversy over the right of way is settled and the road is off, ciaIly opened, the Arizona Eastern railroad company yesterday backed two large water tank cars onto the cross ing on East Eighth street. That the cars are not likely to be moved for some time is evidenced from the fact that the wheels under the end of one car were accidentally derailed and now rest on the ties.
 Following the change of the state highway running east of Tempe and prolonging Eighth street so that the
Arizona republican., 1920-08-07
INDIAN Is SHOT 12
 TIMES OVER WOMAN

DENVER, Aug. 6.--Martin Aranda, s2 an American Indian, was shot 12 times in a street battle here tonight. He will recover, physicians say. Po- lice are holding Paul Cruz, a Mexican, for the shooting, which occurred on a downtown street corner. According to The police. the men fought over a white woman Aranda. still conscious when he arrived at the hospital. said he lived in Phoenix, Arizona
Arizona republican., 1920-08-07
CROWD cREErs WILSON

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-President Wilson found a big crowd outside the white house today as he started for his second carriage drive of the week. Half a dozen moving picture operators, who tried to film the carriage, which reSem- bled vehicles of the days of Lincoln, were shooed away by police The presi- dent lifted his straw hat to the crowd and as the carriage top was down ev- erybody got a closeup view. He smiled good naturedly as a few hands were waved by way of greeting.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-07
LITTLE DEVELOPMENT
 IN CANTU REBELLION
IRepubIican A. p. Leased WIrel

MEXICALI, Lower California, AZg. 6 This was a day of minor develop ments in the clash between the Cantu government of Lower California and the provisional government of Mexico for the control of this state.
 Rumors of magnitude and develop ments of insignificance marked the passage of the hours. The rumors in cluded a widespread story that six other Mexican states were about to join the Cantu revolutionists and would today serve notice of their Se- cession on the provisional government. Nothing had occurred to a late hour today to bolster up this rumor.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-07
G|LA REPUBLICANS
 SELECT CANDIDATES

GLOBE. Ariz-, August GA full county ticket was selected here today at the session of the Gila County Re- publican convention. Governor Thom- as E. Campbell as well as other prom inent members of the party were the prominent speakers of the occasion. During the course of his address the Arizona governor reviewed the efforts being directed toward a permanent road building program and also the efforts being made toward retaining the arid lands of the state.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-07
ANNotINcE INCOME

MEXICO CITY, August 6.-The na- tional monthly revenues amounted to 1S,000, 900 pesos, according to figures announced by the treasury today The disbursements total 17,750,0 900 pesos rr1nnfhly
Arizona republican., 1920-08-07

Men who served in the world war ar' given preference in selection for tht mounted squad of policemen in Phlla- delphia.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-07
BOX TO DRAW

FL PASO, Tex, Aug. 6.-Tommy Carter and Charles Dutch) Crozier, both lightweights of Fl Paso. boxed a fast 15-round draw here tonight
Arizona republican., 1920-08-07
Win With Winsor
 Winsor Will Win
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Arizona republican., 1920-08-07

DOUGLAS-Work of eliminating the rock cuts on the Tombstone Bisbee highway is to be started as soon as the
Arizona republican., 1920-08-07

GLOBE-A man about twenty five years of age and holding an Old Do minion employment slip bearing the name of Thomas Lyons, was found at the Fremont rooming house on North Broad street last night in an uncon- scious condition caused by poison. from taking wood alcohol, according to the belief of police, and physicians who attended him at the city jail
 Boomers at the Fremont stated that he had been previously seen with a beer bottle bearing the inscription in big red letters wood alcohol" and it Is supposed that he drank the contents of that bottle.-ArizOna Record.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-04-29
A BIRD WITHOUT WINGS.

By Rev. ID. A. Friend.
Once on a time in search of flowers,
/ rambled forth mid natures bowers,
And found a bird of plumage fair
Alone in woodlands native air
| ventured near, nor did it fly,
Although l came so very nigh.
There are some birds that have no
wings
And yet they are such lovely things;
They'll soothe your heart and calm
your fears,
And bring you precious golden years;
l caught that bird without a snare,
And found her one of beauty rare.
And love, Gods fairest angel bright,
Brought to our nest supreme delight;
Good fortune smiled from heav'n above
Our fondest hopes and joys to prove,
And angels visits brought US down
Three fair young birds our joys to
crown.
Our fondest pride-our dearest joys
Were one sweet girl and two bright
boys;
We held them as a gift from heaven
That God in love had kindly given,
And as an offering pure and good
We gave them early back to God.
He kept them as sacred trust,
For all His ways are pure and just;
He led them forth to different chimes
To serve Him in the strenuous times,
And He will guide them to the end,
For God is sure our truest friend.
But earthly joys soon will fade
And dearest friends be lowly laid;
And so my bird has older grown
And from our earthly nest has flown
Twas one who loved her best of all
Who sent from heaven loving call.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-04-29

pital, were left unconnected from Sep
TENDER until the first part of Novem-
Der, although severely cold weather
had set in, while the steamitters en-
ployed to do the work "were engaged
almost constantly in gambling, shoot
ing craps and idling away their time"
This also was true in the barracks,
where, according to one of the wit
nesses, Ohio boys fresh from their
homes and as yet unused to the hard
ships of war, actually were pinched
blue" by the cold.
McCulloch revealed what is rec
ognized as the worst scandal of the
war, the result of a most searching
investigation that included long hear
ings at the various camps and also
in Washington. The criminal prose-
cution of those responsible will fol-
low is an almost settled fact. De-
mand is made upon the Department
of Justice to bring immediate action
for the recovery of the wasted pub
lie funds.
Some idea of what these are may
be gathered from the discovery that
out of an expenditure of $206,000,-
900, paid for the construction of the
sixteen National Army environments,
more than $78,0O0,0O0 should have
been saved In addition to these,
there were National Guard and spe-
cial camps and hospitals in large
numbers. The total cost amounted to
81 200 100000, and it is estimated
that from 80 to so per cent. was lost
because of wastefulness and idle
ness on the part of those engaged In
the construction work. Not only that,
but it is estimated that there was
a so per cent. loss of time in con-
struction due to the cost-plus sys-
tenn employed and put into effect by
the contractors by and with the con-
sent of Secretary of War Baker.
McCulloch made scathing attack
on the War Secretary, who, in testi-
flying before the committee, admitted
responsibility for authorizing the
Council of National Defense to put
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-04-29

into effect the cost-plus contract. He
showed that the Council of National
Defense, although not legally en-
powered to do so, was permitted by
Mr.. Baker to put the work in the
hands of an Emergency Construction
Committee, the membership of which
was composed of contractors, altho
the corps of army engineers in
GLIDING General Goethals, who built
the Panama Canal, was ready and
anxious to undertake the work, but
instead was snubbed and Inundated
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-04-29
ROAD PETITION.

Notice is hereby given that thirty days after
the first publication hereof application will be
made to the Board of County Commissioners
of Garrett County. Md. for the appointment
OF viewers TO view and locate a proposed new
public county road in Election District No.
One, beginning for the same at the top of the
hill at Green Glade school house, on hte Glen
dale road, and running thence through the
lands of Laura E. Green. E. J. Shank. H. l..
Lee T. A. McRobie and Annie Lee to intersect
the Deer Park road on top of the hill at
Mrs. E. Wagner's mail box, distance of about
one mile
T. A McROBIE,
E. J. SHANK.
H. R. SHANK and others.
Pub. LIST time Apl. o. Petitioners.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-04-29
WAR WASTE UNCOVERED
BY CONGRESS PROBERS
McCullOch, of Ohio, Shows How S13,-
100000 Was Wasted in Single
Project

Project.
In one of the most startling reports
ever laid before Congress, revealing
waste and theft of Government funds
totaling millions of dollars and intense
suffering among soldiers, Representa-
tive Roscoe C. McCulloch, of Ohio,
submitted to the House on last Fri
day the findings of Subcommittee No.
2 of the Select Committee investi-
eating expenditures in the War De-
partment.
McCulloch revealed the results of
six months investigation of the camps
and environments built at the beginn-
ing of the war for the training of
the army at cost of hundreds of
millions of dollars. The cost-plus
system of contract for this undertake
ing, put into effect with the sanction
of Secretary of War Baker, caused,
the committee found, delay, waste,
fraud, and extravaganza, the result
of which will be felt for years to
come by the people of the United
States"
Camp Sherman, at Chillicothe, O.,
was held up by McCulloch as an
example of the waste of public funds.
Out of an expenditure of more than
$13,000,000 for this single project, the
committee estimated that $5,000,000
might have been saved for the tax
payers had the contractors been held
in check from their riot of extrava-
gance. 1t is an astonishing story of
extravaganza and criminal waste of
money and material.
In addition to the reckless expen-
ditures at Camp Sherman, including
even the destruction of vast guam
titles of building material, McCulloch
showed that inexcusable delays caused
great suffering among our soldiers
who were patients at the base hos
pital at the camp. Steam lines, in
tended to supply heat for the hos
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-04-29
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And with her earthly conflicts done
She sings around His glory throne,
And fragrant flowers of beauty rare
She wears in garlands richly fair;
And with that pure celestial throng
Will praise Him in the new, new song.
But one whose head is growing white,
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-04-29

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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
Omaha jake maslarske
stredisko. :.


Choy dobytka V Nebrasce do
znal pozoruhodntho rozyoje v po-
slednich ctyficiti letech. Statistika
ukazujc, re v roce 1880 nalezalo.
sc v Nebrasee $4,000 kusn hove.
ziho dobytka v celkoye sumo
I$I2 ,025,0 900, aysak Y roce 1919 ma.
poGteny byly V Nebrasce 2,G73,003
ktlsy hoyeziho dobytka V csnh
1924, B0G.234. Statistika ukazuje
dale, zc v roce 1919 naltzalo &c We.
state 1894 donnie. Toto mnoz
lstyf kray i %prdmernou produkci
1000 Iiber mItka roene jc = 70
poskytnouti do roka eelkem l,41s,
$4,000 libcr mIfka kdyby ysc-
chno toto mltko promtnfno bylo
M mhslo, ziskaIi bychom no IT,
72g. 800 hbcr. v rocc 1919 nallza.
10 70 We state jedcna5edesat licen.
soyangeh mItkhrcn, jichz yyroba
byla v oznaGentm rocc G0,347, 545
Gber masla. v p%fftomnb dobh O..
maha ic jednim y nejyttsich ma
slafskgch stfcdisek We S~pojengcll
statech.
Y p~osledDich ntkolika letecb.
doslo k gnizeni prodnkcc, stcjnt.
jako poetu dojnic. 70 pfipisuje.
" blayni ha yrnb yysoke ccny'
pfaee, pice a nndostatkn praeoy.
nieh iii M farmach. ochotDych
konati prhcis mItkafenim spoje-
nou Y Nebrasce kazdy prdmerny
farmaf mi ntkolik dojpic, aysak
mIfkafcDf u nkbo zDameDa jcnom.
nfco pbstyauniho Viii ostatnlm'
f8fmhfskgm rinDostem IN Jinon
p6iinn toho So nyadl okoIpost, ze'
mlkkafeuf ne~pfjnaselo takoyf ri.
SKY jako jnk drnhy jeho fiDmosfj
. piece jpnom yyzadoyaIo vice
praee d vice pomoeDgeb siI.
Je wax jisfo, Ne Omaha syoje|
mfsto jako maaafskh stfedisko|
ndrM Vi v bndopcnosti Vscehno|
zda " nasybd6oysti tomu, NJ lepI
81 zjsky V mltkafenf, doeil1vanH
" posIednl dobt. pfimfji mnobl|
Ifarmafe, aby poiet sygeb doJnje|
zyEsjli Tiki statnj odobor zemf1
|dftskf praeuje M tim 1reIem 81
zaJisfh spaby Jeio " sefksjl n
piDgm darem.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

prccenia q . a,spt teka poslsi Nd
az rrucenla.
Nnahy 20 ssisenl ikolsks tln
nosll ic,l - e,lAsle "a podepsAn.
pilmsti 10 svtlose ,aler Jsos
tlnsny pokus,, ably oislrSntny by.
" nedosialky W ikolsk,m wade
lant, icl vsly MA ic,e PEI ,kous
kAch mula, ysloupl,sirh ID arma.
dy Jcdna ~ . 10, ably m,cdrnr
hylo ,yneoshni prahtieltisi hol.
noly a ably hylo Wee spoiisusi.
meal livo,cm We skole q liyoleY
Ahnictnym
", Sony yhicm o skolstn VIA.
~ fe,lcralnl q slatnich spray, 20.
violent vetsich obnos0 ~pcneinich
ma kkolstyi a snahy po odsirantnI
ncdoalntku ueitclskych sil ,hyly
rairny V rocc minultm. We skoldcll
EhNhdchN JsOu rnkne praktieks
knrsy a 10 yscchno smcfujc k lcp.
simu skolstyi v Amcricc v budou
mosti Ncpochybne roku lciosni
no. stein6 jake tomu bylo roku
lonsktho, vhznou ncsnazi Dude
ncdostatck %zkuscnych ueitclskyeh
sil Jak yd2nou Dude tato nesndg.
ncni moSno dosud naznatiti. Lon.
sktho roku ievil se ncdostatck
10000 utitclsky sill a 10000
y tech, ktcre m skoldch pnsobily,
ncmely dostatcene prnprayy. Ne
pochybne budou v pfistich letcch
udindny pokusy, ably tyto yAdy
nascho skolstyi byly odstraneny.
Skolstyi jake ncjyetsi u nejdnlczi.
ttisi podnik naroda zasluhpjc 81,
ably mu yanovdna v%sestranna pc.
zornost a ably nebylo litoydno nj.
kladu, TAX ably nal6zalo sc v nej
lcpsim moznem stavu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

poiomoAl Il vladala hroalsi ~
rAlnl slAska
Y pondsli pfedminultho lAtln
IkleN Ne smsnAgne i nrusselu "
'ssellosal nc,ioslaiek ftankn okol
nosli a. selAlna peusa %sreletnesli
|h,la nlalena \ paneltossvh .kle.
penich ' sohoin. ietto iesila - .
|basa pfed resolutnim 0iokem y
neiell TakoNseh ohas \ inuis NJ
wax ncnf Angle MA doslalek
ncsndsi induslrlhlnleh i linseh
|g,laste Y lrskn. lndii, Mesapolamii
ia jlndn. avail lehum netiltfllel
Ini pcssimiste mluvi o ma1nusil
|revoluce. Pres 10 ssak dochhsi /
vyyoii velicc d0lcliltmu, klerf ie
ssak vice csolutni nelll resoln
emf Pied rol.m mela Anplie lrlcR
nicnf sthyku. ktcrd II natne 20
skudila Nyni hrosi II muohem
ydlntisi zastaseni indusiri6lnlho
ziv0ta.
Hdicm o polskou sitnaei ochnhl.
.hlayne pro ydfnt udalosli ' hra
nicich anpliekt lise, ale pies to
.uddlosti We zhytku Eyfory ison
pozorne slcdoy6ny Pres gmtntn6u
yoicnskou situaei Angle pfeie ii
rychlt urovndni sporu mezi Pol
skcm a Rnskem Take pfeie 81
pfirozene brzkeho uroyudui irskf
otdzky. Prime prohldseni ydlky !
prayidclnou bityou mczi krdlov.
sklmi yoidky a stouSenei republi
ky bylo by Anglii mileisi neil
obcanskl zdpas, kter5 odehrdva
Nc nyni v Irskn.