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Arizona republican., 1920-04-21

among the co1ored people, All are asked to meet at the church at 2:15 and conveyance will be provided for everybody.
 Pythian Sisters to Meet
 The Pythian Sisters will meet Thursday night at o'clock in reg ular session
 Maccabees Meeting
 The Maccabees held very good meeting Tuesday afternoon. There was initiation followed by a social hour. A number of Phoenix visitors were present
 Mrs. TiiIrnan Left for Coast Mrs. C. F. Tillman and children who has been visiting her parents Mir and Mrs. J. F. Hendricks for several months left yesterday for the coast After spending several days visiting friends there Mrs. Tillman will return
Arizona republican., 1920-04-21
LITTLE GIRL STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE |S
 SERIOUSLY INJURED

MESA, April 21.-Little Virginia Armstrong, 4-year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. J. Armstrong, residing on the state highway just west of the city limits of Mesa, was seriously and pos slbly fatally injured about dusk on Monday evening, when on starting across the road in front of the family nome she was struck by an automo- pile. Her forehead over one eye and the head were badly crushed, the i'm pact of the blow from the fender and lamp Of the machine rendering her immediately unconscious. Since the accident she has remained in that state, reports from the South Side hos pitai late last evening saying that she was still unconscious and that there was no notable change in her condi tion.
 Witnesses to the accident say that the little girl had just come out from the house and was going to cross the road to join her father. who had crossed few minutes before to care for some stock in the field near by. In crossing. the child passed behind an automobile parked in front of the Armstrong home and just as she emerged from it's obstructive view the passing automobile struck her. The fender and lamp. striking the little girls head. threw her back from the machine and onto the pavement. She was rushed to the hospital immediate ly following the accident and every
 
 though whether she will survive could not be determined last night.
 The auto striking the little girl was driven by a party by the name of Aitken of Phoenix. who was at the time coming towards Mesa. He inn nleesiately notified the county authori- ties of tue accident and has done what he could to assist in caring for the in- lured child. = No blame is attached to him for the mfShap, it is said.
 C. C. in Session Tonight
 varied business and entertainment program promising an interesting and profitable evening to all who attend has been worked out. for this evenings get-toSether meeting of the Mesa Commercial club to ber held in the club rooms in the w. F.. Stewart building. Items of community interest are to be discussed. and while informal discus sions. open to all of the members, will be engaged in, O. s. Stapley and V. D. Johnson will be the principal speakers. A smoker, refreshments and an enter tainnnent program are being planned and will be given in conjunction with the business session. The meeting open to all members of the club. will he called at 8 o'clock.
 In Fiimdon Today
 'On With the Dance" after two suc-
Arizona republican., 1920-04-21
MORE THAN 50O VOTES
 CAST AT CITY PR|MNRY

TEMPE, April 21.-The city primary election was held on Monday with over 300 votes cast The five following re- ceiving the highest votes: c. A. Good win, 120; R. J. Flight, 127: K. B. Mey- CTS, 127: c. G. Steel, 126: c. M. Wood ward, 127.
 Missionary Society Meeting
 The Women's Missionary society of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs. l. I. Haynes at 2:30 this after noon. The subject will be Our work
Arizona republican., 1920-04-21
to her home in Roundup, Montana.
 Over From Tucson

to her home in Roundup. Montana.
 Over From Tucson
 Miss Jesse Belle Mouer is spending a part of this week at home with her parents on account of University week.
 Nursing Glasses Stop
 The nursing classes which have been going on at the Normal under the Red Cross, with Miss Bertha Case as teach CT will have their work all completed this week. An examination will be given on Thursday by Miss White of San Francisco. On Monday evening of next week the five classes will be combined and give a public demon stration in the Normal auditorium.
 To Attend University Week
 A large number of the high school students and several members of the faculty left last night and more leave today for Tucson to attend the various
Arizona republican., 1920-04-21

cessful days run at the Majestic. will be seen again today for the last. tune at this popular film house. Pathe news film Is also on the program: Al the Orpheum The Master Man" fea- turing Frank Keenan. will be present ed on the screen.
 Called to Bedside
 Clyde A. Roberts of the o. $. Stapley Santa -'e in response to a telegram telling of the serious illness of his mother at the home in Colorado Springs. Colo. MT. Roberts upon his return to the valley will be in charge of the new Stapley hardware and inn plement store at Chandler.
 Speeders Are Fined
 Speeding on the newly opened three mile stretch of pavement running west from Mesa has been the occasion for the past few days by the county mo- torcycle officer. c. R. Storey, John Camden and F. B. Evans have each appeared before Justice Newell and enriched the county funds by S10 each. while P. B. Beville appeared for a similar offense and contributed the sum of s5.
 K. P.. Outlines Program
 Interest in Damon Lodge No. 19, Knights of Pythias. is to be revived and new members added to the roster. if the plans outlined at a meeting of the order held on Monday night ma terialize. Representatives of the Phoe- nix, Chandler and Tempe lodges of the order were present and Grand Keeper of Records and Seals J. D. Roper and Acting Grand Chancellor Tom A. Smith addressed the lodge. The lat ter expects to remain in Mesa for the next two or three weeks and will head the campaign here to revive the lodge and put it on a substantial basis once more.
 Election Day Tomorrow
 Thus far interest in the election of candidates for Mesa's new common council which is to be held tomorrow has not created any great stir. but the race promises to warm LID before the polls are open very long in the morn ing. Six of the present councilmen and four new candidates are entered in the race, their names all appearing on the ballot under the greater Mesa citizens party ticket The one polling place for the town will be established at the city hall.
 School Boards Meet
 Members of the Mesa high and grammar school boards met in joint session on Monday evening and trans acted a quantity of routine business. Adjournment was made until Friday evening. when, it is understood, the selection of a superintendent for the coming term will be made
Arizona republican., 1920-04-21

On January l, France had 134,000 men under arms. Of the number 510,- 900 were white Europeans and 2S4,000 colored colonials
Arizona republican., 1920-04-21

Home for rent. A. Pavel corner Ninth and Maple avenue. ak
Arizona republican., 1920-04-21

Watch US grow. .'Hoover for Presi- dent Club" Il
Arizona republican., 1920-04-21

Word has been received in Tempe telling of the birth of a fine son to MT. and Mrs. Jake Thoman Of Williams Arizona. Mrs Thoman will be remem- bered here as Miss Edna Carr.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-21
Has Eine BoY

affairs which take place there this week. Tempe high will be represented in a number of things.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-21

The balance of favor has swung to Firestone. Low cost mileage has won definite leadership in the field of cord tires.
 Go to any one of the 4o,OO0 Firestone Dealers and see the Firestone Cord for yourself
 Judge 1t by any stand ard appearance, size, weight, workmanship. You will sell yourself on its superiority.
 Buy Firestones.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-09
A Y | z

Societatea Romina Gle Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Leul'' din Salem, @.
Avizeaza pc toti membrii sal din
loc 81 jur de ash plat Gotta lunara
pc ; luni inainte. Tot memhrii
sunt strict obligati a Sc conforms
ihotarirei din sedinta Generaid
tinllta in ziua de % August C. 81
a 'sf plati Gotta lunara eel mrult
pima in Is Ianuarie.
Sperind caei toti membrii Isl
vor face datorinta. Seminar in
numele Societatii ''Leul".
I. N. Cosma, iPresedinte.
Conat. n. Canja, Seer. suprem.
(R1-AH)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-09
G @ n v0 CAR E

Presidiu Societatii ''Leul'' din
Salem, Ohio Convoaca pe toti
membrii 81 membrele @partina-
tori Societatii atit din loc cit 81
din jur, de a lua parte la Adu-
narea Generala de 6 !uni, care Sc
va tinea in ziua de II Dec. a. c.
in Hala Societatii de sub No. ia
Depot Str..~Pumctele principale
vor Fl raportul ,c2ntrolorilor des-
pre- lntratele 81 Esitele Soc. pc
tinpul de 6 luni trecute. Asemc-
nea vor fl 81 alegerea noilor
functionari pc primul period al
anului 1921.
Deschiderea scdimtei va Fl la
orcle 8 a. m. Absentcle Sc ,vor
pedepsi Conform Statntelor 10
Gale litera h. Spenind ca t0ti
membrii vor lua parte la aceasta
adnnare Generala. Seminar in
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-09

numele ,Societatii 'Leul'
!. N. Cosma, Presedinte. 7
Gonst. N. Canja, Seer. suprem.
(S5-S6).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-09
Inte|epc!iune 81 /
patri0tisn|uI

Rapoartele, att oficiale cit 81
particulare, primite din toate par
tile tarii, arata ca greva generala,
decretata de conducatorii partidu-
lui socialist n a reuSit de loc.
NJ numai ca in provinciile ali
pite munca nu a fost intrerupta
in nici un centru industrial eli a
continual in liniste, dar nici ma
car De teritoriul vechiului regat-
unde clubul din Stu IOnica pretin-
dca Cd are autOritate necOntestata,
81 O credeau aceasta multi-greva
nu s a produs deceit in citeva pune
te 81 char 81 acolo numai partial,
lucrul continuind in general ca dc
obiceiu.
Majoritatca lucratorilor nu nu-
mai ca nu imbratisat cu caldura
greva generala, asa cum aSteptau
conducatorii partidului socialist,
dar i-au arafat ostilitate, dovedind
astfel cd massa nuncitorimii in
dustrialc intelege situatia tarii 81
nevoilc ci 81 ca himera dictaturei
proletariatului no stapineSte.
NJ putem sti ce desfaSurare va
lua actiunea judiciara deschisa I'M
potriva conducatorilor socialist 81
nici nu acesta lucrul de capete-
ME.
Ceca ce trebue sa he intereseze
acum pc toti 81 sd ne bucure, ca
marea, imensa majoritate lucra-
torilor industriali, intocmai ca 81
taranimea noastra, sanatoasa SUI
fleteste, refractara prin istinct boil
sevismului 81 ca tine la tara mai
mutt deceit la orice.
Tn vremuri att de grele ca acele
prin care trecem, cind nevOie dc
linistc, de ordine 81 de mlnca ne
intrerupta 81 tot mai incordata pi-
ma sd invingem restristea. greva
generala ar putea duce la alt re-
zultat de cit sa puma in joe exis-
tenta 1nsasi tarii.
Nh trebue sa sc ute nici O clipa
ca n am 'ajuns inca la pacea def
nitiva 81 complecta ca in uncle
puncte din jurul nostru clocoteste
ura 81 dorul de rasbunare, ed orice
slabire puterii noastre morale 81
fizice e 0 primejdie grea pentru
toti.
Ce rezultat putea sd alba greva
generala, daca din nenorocire ar ii
isbutit asa cum o doreau uni?
Evident ca numai intarire nu
puteau sa ne aduca, de nici un fel,
ci din potriva near fl slabit 81 mo-
raliceste 81 materialmente = cind
tocmai avem nevoie de intrunirea
81 de incordarea tuturor puterilor.
lntelepciunea 81 patriotismul ma
rel majoritati a muncitorimii noas-
tre industriale ne-a ferit de cum
pana aceasta grea, mai mutt decit
energicele masuri luate de glvern.
S'a facut inca odata dovada ca.
poporul romin sanatos 81 ca M
poate fl dus lesne in ispita.
Aceasta obliga 81 mai multi ne
gltvernantii nostri ca, cu toata
greutatea problemelor ce all de des-
legat sd lucreze energic la. infap-
tuirea unei chibzuite leQislatiuni a
muncii. =" Tnirersul."
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-12-10

about ten feet of him, 1t suddenly
swooped into the air about fifteen
or twenty feet high, turned complete
ly over and dropped like plummet
at the goat. wondered what the
goat would do but evidently he had
1t all figured out for as the eagle
descended, he reared on his hind feet
stood straight up and slashed his
head from side to side, his horns
describing a circle in the air, their
sharp points upward! the old eagle
evidently knew better than to try to
drop on thing of that sort or to
try to seize it, SO he caught himself
in his swift descent and volplaned
over the side of the ridge; here over
deep, dark canyon he circled sew
eral times, the goat standing watch
ing until he disappeared over the
shoulder Of the mountain"
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-12-10
MOUNTAIN GOAT AND
EAGLE IN FIGHT

''The writer once witnessed fight
between golden eagle and full
grown mountain goat. The fight took
place on high divide in the Bull
river country in British Columbia y
says Charles s. Smith in an article
in Boys Life for November entitled
'The Rocky Mountain Sheep at
Home"
ri was stalking the goat at the
time for the purpose of taking some
photographs as close up as l could
get, and was working my way eau
tiously from rock to rock keeping
concealed from the goat, who was
feeding on little fiat space on the
top of the mountain. AS | peered
around the projecting point of a
crag l saw the goat suddenly wheel
and look toward small point stick
ing up on top Of the ridge and there,
coming over the top of the point,
was a very large golden eagle fly
ing just above the surface of the
ground and coming directly at the
goat. The goat stood with head low
cred and when the eagle came within
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-12-10
He Is Only 112 But
The Girls Don't Seem !.
To Fall" For Him

Samuel De Grofsky
has decided not to try to marry again.
The women seem to favor the youn-
ger men, and he can't make them
believe he's serious; so he Is going
to remain a bachelor the rest OF his
days.
De Grofsky says present-day wom-
en- haven't much judgment, and SO
he is satisfied. The fact that he is
only 112 years old should not be held
against him, he thinks. ;,
II have decided to die SINGLE" he
said. "My wife died when she was
seventy years old. Only once since
then have l thought of marrying
again. That was when l was 102
years old. But the women nowadays
haven't much Judgment. They prefer
younger men. None of them consid-
cred me seriously as possible hus-
band"
DR. Grofsky did not advance any
reason for his long life. In fact, he
said he had never thought of it. He
does not smoke or chew, but occa-
sionally likes little vodka.
He is very spry for his age and
explained that he carried his cane
only because it was fashionable.
He was born in Russia 'and came
here thirty-two years ago. He has
four sons, three daughters, forty-
five grandchildren and ten great
grandchildren.
He has only been near death once,
and that time he was very close to it.
1t was on one of his trips across the
Atlantic Che has made six. He be-
came seriously i'll and was pro-
nounced dead by the ships surgeon.
He came to and made vigorous pro-
tests against the proceedings while
he was being sewed in sail, pre-
paratory to burial at sea.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-12-10
TO BUILD MONUMENT
FOR DEWEY In MANILA

NANILA.-More than twenty-five
years after his great victory q move
ment is on foot for the erection IN
Manila OF a. monument to Admiral
George Dewey, whose victory over the
Spanish fleet, May /, 1898, establish
ed the American flag in the Orient
and freed the Philippines from Span
ish bondage. There is every prospect
Of success, and indications are that
the present session of the Legisla-
ture will make an appropriation for
the purpose. A site will be chosen
probably on the Luneta, facing Man
lila Bay, the scene Of Dewey's great
fight.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-12-10
BOISE VALLEY CHANGES TIME

BOISE.--Clocks in the city Of
Boise moved their clocks one hour
ahead Saturday at the stroke of mid
night and the city will operate under
Mountain instead of Pacific time
Caldwell moved it's clocks ahead Sat
urday noon and sentiment in Nampa
is rapidly crystalizing in favor of
the same change, judging from the
tone Of a resolution passed by the
Chamber Of Commerce, altho the city
council has as yet taken no action
in the matter.
The change will not affect either
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-12-10

the railroads or the postoffice SER
vice as both are compelled to operate
under the national time zone sys-
tenn. Fabs fga PA
Altho some confusion Is expected
as a. result of the two conflicting
times, 1t is expected that 1t Will be
only a short time before the city is
adjusted to the change.
The change is the result Of ordi-
nances passed by the city councils OF
Boise, Caldwell and Meridian after
the interstate commerce commission
had denied Idaho's application tnat
the state be put in the Mountain IN
stead of the Pacific time zone. MY
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-12-10
: Merrie Christmas In
$tRS 1.-THE OldenD Days,
1V N.Y. ~ S7sazaae71 hsezao'e

old times were so picturesque, so
quaint, so delightful.
Do you remember, why, Of course
you do, the thoroughly happy and
hearty good time the Pickwickians
enjoyed at Dingley Dell? Dickens
presents there, from the moment of
departing from London, taking the
coach for the long drive to Manor
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-12-10

Somehow to reread descriptions of
Christmas as it was celebrated in the
olden days, in years gone by gives
one a poignant sense Of regret that
those good old days are gone, never
to return. Not that the present dear
intimate and jolly Christmases
haven't their compensations, but the
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-12-10

Delegates to the league Of nations
convention in Geneva, Switzerland,
are meeting in the hall Of reforma-
ton. This ought to be one argument
IN favor Of admitting Germany
Louisville Times.
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Auto Meets trains. W rite tor booHlet. 4. Rra.
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ATLANTIC CRY. n. ..
TIE WILTSHIRE

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-17
Discount
CHASE PARK.

Chicago fifth member OF
Abrahamt Lincoln's Civil War cab
met has been honored here vita
the naming Of Chase Park, in hoE-s
or Of Salmon p. Chase, secretarx:
Of the treasury in the elnancipa-'
tors official family. The park
formerly was known a. Gunthee
baseball park. |
The four other members Of Lin~l
coins cabinet who have thus been
honored here are Hamline, Welles,.
Stanton and Seward. SO
Chase park, which is located on
the north side At Ashland avcnue..
Leland avenue and North Clark
street, received its name officially:
at the annual meeting Of the Lin-s
coin park commissioners. 4:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-17
SOUND AND PRACTICAL.

Champaign, Ill.-In spite Of the.
large scale on which the work y.
necessarily carried on, the instruc-.
ton OF the University Of Illinois;
military brigade is sound and prae-s
teal and on good solid basis, ~
the opinion of Colonel William D.
Gritty Of the Inspector Generals
office. who has been inspecting th4s
military work OF the university.
There are $500 men in the studenk:
brigade, including three bands.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-17
WANTED-SALESsKS.

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Iowa territory. Expense and commis-
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Experience in sowing machine. siio or
farm machinery line preferred, but not
essential. See Mr.. Dosne, BiackhAwk
Hotel. Thursday. tht 10th. or write
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS

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investigations. income tax reports,
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-17
BUSHES; OPPORTUNITIES.

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