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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-05
The injury to her head is serious
but the skull was not fractured.
nriVaE RalN0Y 4 Ease

The driver Of the truck reported
the accident to the police few min
utes after'it had occurred. He gave
his name as J. H. Meyers, $40 West
Second street, Davenport.
The truck is the property Of w.
J. Lee, 72Sk Harrison street, DAY.
export, and was in service for the
Mccarthy Improvement company.
Meyers said that he did not see
the girl until she was directly in
front Of his machine. He was not
held.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-05

Estill' know the art Of maki,. & e:
flowers have sbeen locate1
group Of flowers peculiar y =.
state may be incorporate 4 p
exhibit.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-05

Now it is DELTANUT, 1 ne, z. q.
far superior Pecan Confectics !.
should attract your attent;cs -
your pallet sake. -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-05

Accept California" Syrup Of Figs
oniy-look for the name California
on the package, then you are sure
your child 10 having the best and
most harmless physic for the stom-
ach,, liver and bowels. Children
love It's fruity lasts. Full directions
on each bottle. You must say Cal
ifornia."
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22

4ORvAL z. MEHRING.
1912 Lemcke bldg. Main BIS.
Sunday and evenings Wash. 2S6 ring J.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE.

OA IOIN WAN ELF b w "a ~
aAS~sN>S~~~~e~~N~se-~eN@e> ~~~N~N~~~N~~~~~e>S~>>
THE CHILDREN'S AID ASSOCIATION
Employment Bureau.
So Baldwin Block.
Phones: Circle 1884 Auto. 22-034.
No Charge.
Call between and II m.
Naturalization as nurse maid for young
colored girl, Is years old.
Wanted - Opportunity for middle-aged
white woman TO care for children in
family going away for summer.
Naturalization as chauffeur for young
colored man; experienced.
Wanted-Opportunity for young white
girl to care for children evenings and
Saturday afternoons.
Wanted--Factory, store and Office work
for boys from IA to Is years.
Wanted-Ofice, grocery or drug store
work for 16-year-old boy.
Wanted-Work on farm for boys.
Wanted - Switchboard for experienced
operator.
Wanted - Switchboard for experienced
operator in institution where board will
be furnished.
Wanted-Omce or store work for young
girls.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
SALESWOMEN
We Have Unusually

W Z IIdN0 z uUoUdIIy
good opportunities for two wom-
EN- of intelligence and adaptable
ity to earn an income between
$500 and $4,000 a year in a dig
nified profession, with advan-
tages of suitable territory for
weather conditions. TO women
who possess executive ability in
addition there is unlimited pos
sibilities for managerial position.
See Mgr. Ladies Sales Dept, 9l3
Merchants Bank Bldg.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
MODERN

New six-rOOm house.
North Fall creek. Wash
ington boulevard. Address
Abb Times.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22

NOTICE
Members Brotherhood of Rail
way Trainmen:
Big Four railroad employing
experienced switchmen. Good
seniority. Brother trainmen
should apply in order to protect
our contract and because of IL
legal strike.
c. H. RENO, General Chairman,
B. of r. T.
j. L. BAKER, Local Chairman,
B. of R. T.
S. V. LONG, President Motor
City Lodge No. 269.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22

LABORERS, WHITE OR
COLORED. HOLCOMB
e HOKE MFG. CO., VAN
buren, AND DRAPER
SITS.
Take Shelby car. Get off
at Belt, walk three squares
east. Employment Office.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
REBUILT
USED CAR
BARGAINS

Most OF these have been re-
painted, retopped' and overhauled.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-07
MOVE LICENSE K VELKO-
OBCHODU WHISKOU NEBU-
:, DOU VICE UDELOVANY.

Y state Ohiu nebudou vice
udelovany license k prodeji
whisky, arci jen X dovolenym
ucelIm, jako k leceni, atd. Do
savadnf firmy, jez maji zmine-
ma povoleni, must Gplne po-
ptavce postaciti, jak oznamuje
J. "A. Sherer, federalni prohi-
bicni riditel v nasem state. Ia
ke vydej bondovanych liho-
vych napojn, umfstenych v
skladistich bude velice omezen
a take ztizen, tax ze bez dosta-
tecnych prikazi nebude moz-
no zakazany napoj obdrzeti.
Dalsf license nebudou nejen
ma dale vydavany, ale dosa-
vadnim drzitelnm odnaty, jest
ii &c tito nejakSm zpnsobem
prohibicnf zakony pfestoupf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-07
13LETY HOCH CHTEL KRA-
STI BRITVY,. ABY Sc MEL
GIN HOLITI.

Podivnou tuto historii zaZna-
menava vGerejsi policejni IA
port. Hoch sotva trinactilety pO
zadal otce, ably mu pdjcil brit
va k oholeni, tatik chlapce ar
ci Sc smichem odbyl, ale tomu-
to patrne odmitnuti muzne je-
no zadosti nestacilo, nebot' v
pondeli vecer byl polapen,
kdyz Sc snazil vloupati Sc do
holirny v els. 11120 Superior
Ave. N. E., lezl prave vyklad-
MIN oknem dovnitf, kdyz neob-
vyklou tuto navstevu zpozoro-
val nahodou kolemjdouci straz
mix. Kdyz byl podnikavy hoch
podroben vyslechu, udal "a da-
vod horejSi udanou neochotu
otcovu proto 81 pry hled6l
britvu opatriti timto zpnsobem.
Vypovedi jeho vsak nebylo We
reno a hoch pridrzen k jedna-
nj pred soudem pro mladistve
provinilce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-07
WEST PARK Sc STAVA
MESTEM.

Obecni urednfci We West
Parku zamyslf pfedloziti oby-
vatelstvu k rozhodnuti, jakou
by 81 prali administrator vladu
v meste. Pfedmestf Sc stale die
doslych zprav 2. Washingtonu
nasledkem zvStseneho poctu o.
byvatelstva mestem, cita dnes
$3.50 hlav. Znacny pocet volieH
Sc domaha, ably obecnf zalezi-
tosti spravovany byly stalym
mestskym Tiditelem.
Pfedem arci must byti wye
kano oficielniho povyseni ma
mesto z Washingtonu. Pred
mesti West Park pocina cd
zap. 1T ul. a nazyvalo Sc p6-
vodn6 Rockportem. V roce
1910 napocitano bylo pouze
3179 obyvatel, takze dnesnl
stav nasvedcuje, ze osada vzro.
stla o 1898 procenta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-07
MODERNl PIRATI MA PAR.
N1KU ROOSEVELT.

Ma znamem vyletnim parni-
ku. Theodore Roosevelt byli ma
vyletni plavbe do Port Stanley
veera lodnimi ufedniky zatce-
nj diva muzi, kteri spojovali
pfijemne $ uziteenym mezi
asi 1000 vyletniky provadeli
kapesni kradeze. Lodnim dd-
stojnfkhm 81 nekterf dcastnfci
st4zovali, ze by1i okradeni a
pryn9isim Sc podarilo lined ma
palub9 diva pachatele zjistiti.
coz bezdratnou telegraph bylo
oznameno hlavnf policejni sta
nici, jez ma privitanf vyslala l.
hned k doku ma vych. 8. ul. de-
putaci cele Getty detektivI a po-
licistn, kteri mezi vystupujici-
mi hledali zname tvare "obvy.
klych kostymri". Bylo TAX wy
fadeno 13 podezfelych indivi-
dui, z nichz ctyfi ponechani We
vazb9 a ostatni pro nedostatek
dnkazd propust9ni ma svobodu
7Jiny podezfely kapsar utekl 2
lode III n6..kanadsk6m bfehr .
zmizel. S}
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DRAHE NAJEMNE OHRO-
zUJE ZDRAVf OBCANSTVA.

Vykorist' 'ovani najemnikn
nesvedomitymi majitely domG
a nedostatek bytI vGbec ohro-
zuje. zdravotni stav cleveland
skych rodin, hlasi tax rapport
zdravotniho komisare II. J..
Rockwooda, v pondeli vydany.
Zprava uvadi vysledky vyse-
tfovanf v 389 rodinach, ktere
objevily neudrzitelne pomery.
Byty jsou tax preplneny, re
jsou skutecnym nebezpecim V
pfipade vypuknutf nektere z
epidemickych nemoci. Nejhor-
81 pomery nalezeny byly ma
Woodland kolem vych. 93. ul.
Zdravotnf komisar zcela SPRAY
ne poukazuje, ze bude kazdy
boz vedeny proti tuberkulose
marnym, nenastane-li v nasi u
bytovaci situaci okamzita ma
prava q dovola Sc soucinnosti
nejen vsech Iradi ale MATTE
lii domi.
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kRAJAN tMUNf FRO 20
VzBuzENf sTAvEBNfHo
RUCHU.
Sen&tni stavebni vybor ma u
ns. vysetrovati pomsry.

Federalnf setfenf v cleve-
landskych stavebnich pome-
rech "a ucelem povzbuzeni We
lice ochableho stavebniho prd-
myslu jest hlavnim 1celem re-
seluce, kterou v dnesnfm Ease
dani mestske rady poda radni
krajan Jerry Zmunt. DIE ma
vrhu jeho ma byti yyzvan Sc
natni stavebni vybor, jehoz
predsedou jest senator W. M.
Calder z New Yorku. Organi-
SAGE tato ma byti lepe sezna-
mena Sc zdejsi neut6senou sta
vebni situaci. Dnesni DOLBY Wy
VIII nejvetsi cinnost v mestech
ma vychod9 a Zmuntova sna-
ha smeruje, aby jakmile W.
Dor skonci prace ma vychode.
ihned svoji pozornost venoval
Clevelandu. Senatu ma byti jiz
/. prosince hlaseno o stavajf-
cich pomerech vseobecneho
staveni domovin, tovaren a bu-
dov vdbec a o vlivu tohoto
primyslu ma jina primyslova
odvetvi a podniknouti vsechny
mozne kroky, aby "a soutinno-
sti mezi pracf a kapitalem po-
vzbuzen byl vyvoj konstruk-
emf.
Mestsky stavebni drad ozna-
mule, re stavby novych domu
We skutecnosti ochably nasled-
KEN neobycejnych podmfnek,
koranfcich v drahot6 materia-
1u, financnich obtizi j nedostat-
KEN pracovnich sill. Vefim, ze
prichod senatniho vyboru s in
formacemi ziskanymi v jinych
velkych strediskach mdze po-
vzbuditi zdejsi stavebni ruch,
odstraniti nedostatek bytu,
sniziti najemne a postupne
drahotu vsech k zivotu nejpo-
trebn3 3jsich veci. Podobne liti
krajan Zmunt vysledky prace,
ktere otekava od zmfnene or.
ganisace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-07
NfvfTANA NotNf Ma
VSTEVA.
Okraden ma vlastnim dvore.

Diva maskovani lupici vnikll
oknem do bytu Marie Peckove
v elsie 2319 vych. SO. ul. Tato
Sc probudila a ustrasena hle-
della vstrfc namifenym ma nj
revolverdm. Bandite il prika-
zali nevydati ami hlasku a hro-
zili j zastrelenim, neuposlech-
nell. Pc te il ukradli cele jeji
uspory>v obnosu S135 a rychle
zmizeli.
Policie patra po trech jinych
maskovanych banditech, ktefi
prepadli a obrali V nedeli vecer
Make Backlana, 2615 vych. 61.
ul. o $500, ma jeho vlastnim
dvore.
Koncem minuleho tydne by
ly obrany opetne dv6 gasoli-
move stanice The Lubric Oil
Co. ma Superior a vych. 81. ul.
o $3.50 a The Sinclair Refining
Co. ma Lorain Ave. a zap. 81.
ul. o $500, kterych lupici do.
byli z nedobytne pokladny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-07

Chicago, 5. zari. Vcera byl|
zde zahajen Sized Jednoty
Ceskych Dam, ma nemz vsech-
ny sbory jsou zastoupeny kro-
me dvou, sbor Sobeslava zad-
nou zastupkyni neoznamil,
kdezto sbor Jaromfra sdelil,
re zvolena zastupkyne pro ma
hodilou prekazku nemdze Sc
sjezdu sdeastniti a jezto. lad
ma nahradnice nebyla zvolena,
znstava sbor nezastoupen.
.Sjazd zahajila pfedsedka U. ".
pi. B. Ludvikova, jez zvolena
tez predsedkynr sjezdovou.
Cestnymi pfedsedkynemi q. V.
j. c. D. zvoleny byly pf. Ka-
rolina Rychllkova z Clevelan-
du a pi. "A. Janisova z Chica-
ga, jez zaujaly misto vedle
predsedkyna. Pc zvoleni ostat-
Mich lrednic pfectena financnf
zprava "a uplynulych sest ro-
XII a jmenovan vybor ma stano-
wy, z kazdeho statu jedna de-
legatka. Odpoledne konana
slavnost v parku Plzenskeho
pivovaru v upominku dovrsenf
pdlstoleti j. 6. d. Ku sjezdu
mimo jine dosel i blahoprejny
kabelogram z Ceskoslovenske
Republiky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-07
PEDESTRIANS LOUPEZNE
PREPADENf.

23lety mattel reznictvi, M.
Bachman, 2615 vych. 61. ul.,
byl spolu s dvema mladiky zat-
cen pro sehrani trestuhodne
komedie. Pfedstfrali loupezne
prepadeni Bachmana, jemuz
melo byti pri tomto podezra-
lem kousku ukradeno 600 do
larG. Reznik " sobotu po zavre
nj obchodu odjizdel V auto
trucku s jistou mladsi zensti-
nou k domovu, kdyz byl nahle
ze stinu Sc vynorivsimi .lupici
prepaden a obran o uvedenou
sumu. Ia krizoveho vyslechu
pojala policie podezreni, re
mlady reznik loupez jenom
predstira, jelikoz prave V SO.
botu rano Sc dal proto podob'
nym pfipadGm pojistiti. Ostat
nj jeho spoluspiklenci, kter
hrali Glohy 'raubirG"' jsou
19lety Clark Frieseman, 7O8s
Livingdton Ave. N. E., a cole.
ty Adam Ritz, 6911 Linwood
Ave-, N. E., +
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RoMANTIcKY sEBEvRAH.

Pred nekolika dny vypukla
v domacnosti 46leteho H. J.
Pohla, vyslouzilce spanelske
valky, bydliciho v cfsle 9710
Hough Ave. N. E. rGznice a
manzelka jeho pTivolala ma
pomoc policii, dostavil Sc SER
zant IL. precinktu J. J. Peck,
jehoz Pohl prosil O zapdjceni
revolveru, aby Sc sam mohl
zprovoditi sc sveta. Nesvary v
rodine mely "a nasledek, ze
manzelka jeho podala zalobu
"a rozvod. Nedoslo vsak k ne
mu nebot' Pohl nalezen byl
vcera We SVEN byte ma ldzku s
prostrelenym srdcem a vedle
sebe polozenym psanim, nasle-
dovniho obsahu:
"VypGjcil jsem 81 revolver
cd pTitele, abych zastrelil psa,
pritel mGj jest vsak bez why a
psem jsem ia. Cetl jsem neko-
likrate zeninu zalobu o rozvod
a rozhodl jsem Sc stati Sc sam
sobe soudcem. Jako takovy da-
vam il svobodu a vyzivne po-
dobe me pense. Krone vyziv-
neho vyhrazuji 81 $25 ma spa
leni me mrtvoly, po cemz bu-
diz mGj popel dan v6trim ma
pospas."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-07
PREPADENI AUTOBANDITY

Casne rama v utery zadr-
zen byl We SVEN autu TIL. Ri
nj, 2235 Woodland Ave-, je-
douci Sc slecnou Ellou Dobso-
YOU, 1921 Denison Ave. ma
Ridge Rd.. autobandity a o.
bran o SAL a jeho prGvodkyn9
o ST. PoslednejSi mela tolik
duchapritomnosti, ze bystre u
kryla diva demantove prsteny v
zahybech satG. Til lupici po-
rucili Rinimu nejeti drive, do
kud Sc Jim samym nepodari
zmizeti. Ma uvedenem mfste,
jizn6 Cd Brook Park Ave. bylo
"a poslednich mesici provede-
no vice podcbnych bandit
skych kousku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-07
nltsTO ERIE ZDRAHA Sc
CLEVELANDU VYDATl LOD
PERRYHO.

Riditel mestskych parki
Waite sice slibil, ze Sc Cleve-
landu dostane historicke> pa
matky, lodi Niagary, jez byla
jednou z lod'stva Perryho, KITE
rym u Put in Bay porazil An
glicany, ale bude moci as sot-
va slibu dostati, jelikoz mesto
Erie Sc nehodla lodi zbaviti.
Waite pravil, re nikdo nechce
venovati penfze, aby pamatna
LODI byla uchovana pred zka-
zou. "h.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-07
X SMRTI ODSOUZENY BU-
DE ZNOVU SOUZEN.

Mad'ar Josef Deli, jenz "a
stTelil dne. ID. ledna svoji mia
dou manzelku q " breznu Ia
tento Gin byl odsouzen, ably v
elektricke zidli zemfel dne 25.
Gervna, bude znovu souzen pfi-
sti pondeli. Odvolaci soud po-
skytl mu moznost noveho pro-
cesu prave 10 dni pred popra-
YOU a vcera byl stanoven den
noveho liGeni.
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z VRAzDY OBzALOVANT
HOSTINSKY.

Koncem tydne doslo v no.
stinci Williama Kelleye, 4101
Payne Ave. X strelb9, "a ktere
byl nebezpecn6 zranen Charles
Fischer. 1902 Quincy Ave-,
ktery vcera nasledkem toho v
Charity nemocnici zemrel.
Kelley byl hned po rvaece zat-
cen pro zabiti, ale pusten ma
soudni zaruku, smrti Fische-
rovou nabyva vsak pfecin jeho
povahy vrazdy a Kelley Zatcen
vcera pOZnOvu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-07
VYPOVEDELI IRSKEHO Wy
STANCE.

Londyn, 3. zari. Cavan Duff
fly, TAX zvany vyslanec Irske
republiky pro Francii, dostal
rozkaz cd francouzske vlady,
aby We IA hodinach opustil
Francii. Uredni oznamenf o
tom ,bylo zde vyHano dnes. i.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-12

jects of interest to the young people including many useful activities, in ad- dition to recreation and games.-Jour- nal Miner.
 Plans Milling Plant
 BISBEE-Mr. and Mrs. George w. Clark of Philadelphia and New York, and their daughter, Miss Katherine Clark. arrived in Warren Monday eve ming where they have leased the Phil lip Wilson home for the summer. Mir Clark is mining man and is here with his engineer, Frank r. Coronogh, for the purpose of working out plans for the erection of a milling plant in the Tombstone district. This plant will handle ores from a large group of properties receitly acquired by local interests on behalf of MT. Clark and his eastern associates.-Daily Review.
 Cotton Experiments
 MORALES Mexico, is the center of what will be one of the great 1 est cotton growing districts of the Americas, according to the estimate of Capt J. C. Besley of Hermosillo who arrived yesterday in Nogales for a brief business visit.
 Extensive experimental crops on the San Carlos ranch, 33 miles from Her mosillo. have been planted this year under the direction of the captain to try out the district and soil as cotton producing section. The initial crops are doing nicely. according to the cap tain, who says that both long and short fibre cotton are growing we'll in the | experimental crops.
 It is expected that a big acreage will be planted next year, as the San Carlos ranch proposition will be de- l veloped on a large agricultural scalc.- 1 Herald.
 Ideal Camping Place i PRESCOTT - The Paradise valley camping grounds is a popular spot with all campers who came to the Mile 1 High city, Since the opening of the camp grounds, there have been many parties there; some for few days and others planning on making it their l headquarters for the summer.-Jour- nal Miner.
 Unwater Old Mine l MORALES Preliminary work Is under way for unwatering the old 1 Providencia silver mine in Sonora which adjoins the famous Sultana mine. The initial machinery for get ting water out of the Providencia has l been completed under the direction of l w. R. Beatty, construction mining en- I gineer from Elgin, Arizona, and forlp- erly chief engineer for the Morning Glory mine at Patagonia. He is in l Nogales today for a conference with
 w. R. Ramsdell of Tucson. president
Arizona republican., 1920-06-12
Arizona Record.
Condolences Arrwino


 Cantaloupes Arriving
 YUMA-ImperiaI Valley cantaloupes are now passing through the Southern Pacific yards at the rate of 250 car loads daily. The cars are iced at Yuma so the yardmen are kept busy. The cantaloupe season will last for several weeks--Morning Sun.
 To Invite Pioneers
 PRESCOTT-A proposal to assemble all the pioneer of this part of the state during Frontier week is made by Mrs Mary Ford Platten of Williams, in letter to this paper.
 Mrs. Platten encloses a form of invi- tation she says she has sent out to all the old timers whose names and ad- dresses she could secure It calls a meeting of pioneers in the Odd Eel lows hall the Fourth of July. The meeting is to be held at o'clock and all to be welcomed. Journal Miner.
 Frost Hits Peach Crop TUCSON-Severe damage to peaches 1 by heavy frost is reported by J. C. Holmes, residing near Patagonia, this county. The mountainous country around the prosperous mining town is well adapted to the production Of this fruit, and the damage is keenly felt by groweTs.-Citizen.
 r. Compliment New President NOGALES-At the meeting las, night or the directors Of the chamber of commerce it was voted to appoint Q committee to draw up a set of reso- lntions to be wired to President de Ia iIuerta. complimenting him on the successful continuation of the revolu- ton started by the state of Sonora. the manner in which it was carried on and l the propitious circumstances under which the new government takes hold of the Mexican republic. The reso1u- 1 tions are also to wish the new govern ment success in speedily pacifying the entire country and building up the in- dustries and commerce of Mexico l Daily Oasis.
 New Supervisor Arrives PRESCOTT-H Basil Wales form erly of Tucson. is now the supervisor of the Prescott national forest. with headquarters in this city. Mir. Wales arrived from the old Pueblo yesterday afternoon and was welcomed by Su- peryisor Bob Deering and the local 1 force.-Journal- Miner
 Goes to Girls Conference PRESCOTT-Mr Irvine of the Y 1 W. C. A. center has left for Iron i Springs to join the high school girls conference which is in session there 1 There are at least & girls there rep resenting different parts of the state They are taking up the various sub
Arizona republican., 1920-06-12
Three Firms Lay Spurs

of the corporation which is working on the Providencia mine.-Herald.
 Three Firms Lay Spurs
 AESA-Three firms operating in the Mesa district are busy laying spur tracks to permit the quicker handling of the products in which they are dealing. The Attaway Phelps com pany is building a spur at their Gilbert gin for the coming cotton crop; the S. A. Gerard company is also putting in a spur a Gilbert to facilitate the nov ing of the cantaloupe crop, and Twohy Brothers are also laying a spur from Mesa to the river to permit them to haul gravel and other material for the road contract which they were award ed lately.-Tribune.
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WOOD, A MAN OF
 AND FOR THE PEOPLE
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fCOnIInueu t1OEu EdSe OHeJ- ernment is no better than it's politics and to improve the one you must i'm prove the other.
 The vague longing for a business man for president will not be satisfied by one who knows only business. The president must understand world af fairs and the crossing and re-crossing currents of social and economic aspi- rations. It was the possession of this broad capacity that brought to Leonard Wood at the conclusion Of his work in Cuba, the commendation of the leaders of the period.
 A Man of Foresight
 'EA president must be able 10 inter pret the shadow of coming events We do not need to speculate concerning Leonard Woods foresight.
 When the great war broke upon the consciousness of the American people with terrific shock, it found that Leonard Wood had been preparing. On his own initiative he established the Plsttsburg training camp. created the first line of the national defense and gave to the thousands of magnificent young American men who volunteered a new definition of loyalty, a new op- portunity for service a new vision oi their national obligation.
 We saw him accepting whatever task was given into his hands with the cheerful obedience of those who submerge self in service. In our state where he trained many of our splendid young men, inspiring them with his spirit, fashioning them into the S9th division, the people witnessed his work with such pride that when the goyer nor of our state, my honored prede- cessor, made him, by proclamation, a citizen of Kansas, every other citizen applauded
 We watched him go away to the point Of authorization and then at the last moment we read with consterna- . ton that his great desire to take his division to the field was not to be granted.
 This man was no whfmperer. Not an hour was lost in sull1ing. No word was wasted in criticism. Not an in stant spent in mourning over personal disappointment. We see him coming back to train another division. If we can he said, we'll make it even better than the one with which I had hoped to serve in France
 The American soldier is a citizer soldier. Leonard Wood holds fast tC the traditions of the great citizen sol
Arizona republican., 1920-06-12
Copper Output Report

DOUGLAS-The output of copper from the smelters in this city for the month of May remained al about what it has been during the present year, and none of the local managers is will ing to make the prediction as to when there win be any increase in the pro- duction here
 For May the c. & A. smelter made 4,S13,16o pounds of copper. a slight in- crease over the April output
 The Copper Queen smelter made for
Arizona republican., 1920-06-12
ABOUT THE STATE

May s.O0O.OO0 pounds. about the same amount as for April-Daily Interna- tionaL
 We'll Known Hotel Burns
 GLOBE-The Mountain View hotel. owned by Al Kinney, was completely destroyed by fire Sunday night after a heroic battle to save the structure by Globe firemen. The fire which started about 10 o'clock is thought to have originated in the kitchen or dining room, spreading with lightning like e rapidity to the rest of the building
Arizona republican., 1920-06-12

Use of automobiles may be prohib- ited in Italy because of the shortage of gasoline and the high rate of exchange
Arizona republican., 1920-06-12

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