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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-15
CONCESIUNI ACORDATE LU
CRATORILOR ITALIENI.

ROMA. Is Ianuarie. = Guvar-
nul italian. GU scopul de a pre-
vcni o greva lucratorilor cailor
ferate. Il yotat 10O.OOO.0OO ire
ca subsidii llcratorilor 81 lea ce-
dat 81 opt ore de lucru. Lucrat
Ri au mai cistiyat dreptul de a
avea reprezentanti in direetia
railor fcratc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-15
B U L e T I N.
BERLIN. Is Ian. - Frunf

sii spartacizilor (bolsevistilor
germany au decis ca sd faca O
greva generala in Germania ca
raspuns la proclamarea starei
de asediu 81 numirea lui Noske
ca dictator. Crucea Rosie a dat
astazi numarul mcrtilor care
au rezultat in urma luptelor din
jurul Reichstagului (parlamen-
tulqi germany, carl au fost in
nunar de 81.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-15
ITALIA ACCEPTA PROPU
NEREA IN CHESTIA
FIUME.

PARIS, ii Ian. = Proicctul pen
tru aplanarca chcstiei Adriaticci a
fost acceptat de Italia.
La fel acest project a, fost inmi.
nat delegated jugo-slavc din Paris
care | a 81 transmits, prin tclegraf
guyernnlui din Belgrad. Sc asteap.
ia pc Vineri ca sd sc primeasca ras-
punsul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-15
R A P O R T.
DESPRE ACT1VITATEA CONF
TETULUI FORMAL SUB AUS
PIC1UL sOCIETATn DIR. G.
ANGELESCU" DIN CLEVE-
LAND, OHIO.
S'a fcrmaS rentru a. cclecta ;,n-
bracaminte pen.ru orfaai; din
Rominia.

Acest comltct care STA incepl.i
actlvltatea din ziua de 20 De.
cembrie lr19. care a durat nj.
na IN seara Craciunului nostru
81 care a avut un rczultat destilI
de my lt'nnitor. Desi comitetul
Sl-a pus toata puttrea spre buna
rcusita, punIndu-sc pc lucru din
pr:ma ri. Comitetul fost impair
tit astfel:
Jacob Guia 81 Petru Manltic
au :olectat pc Lakewood; BereA
Q. West Park 81 Marcelinc Ave,
Doamnele Naleria Pop. Llcretia
Demian 81 loan Pop; pc West .
!acob Guia. Pascu TCma. Ana Du
mitraS. loan Dcmian 81 Gcorg"
Lup; pc Buckeye Rd 81 East ~
Doamnele Eugenia p. Toma. Va
.eria Pop, Lucretia Demian 81
loana Sandru: pc st. Clair tot
accStla au colectat suma dc
$2l5.55.
Colindatorii in seara de aiul
81 ziua de Craciun au colccta
de pc St Clair 81 partea de vest
dupa cum urmeaza in public din
Biserica .,Sfinta Elena" 1913
din biserica ..Sfinta Maria
$46.6S.
Din casa in casa de pc partile e.
East 81 West ..... S250.4s
Suma sintreaga colectata pi-
ma in prezcnt este de $531.31
Din care s'a spcsat urma-
toarele: cOstul a 122 in
scriptii pc care le-au pur-
tat colectorii 81 colinda-
tori ................ S1s.04
Costul Niflaemului ...... $1,000
Transportul Niflaemului :. 500
Spese totale .... $5o.04
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-15
CRIMA D n lUo|RE,
= BARBATUL ISL fMPUSCA
SOFIA 81 SUST1NE CA AcEA-
STA A FOST DORINTA Ell. :

Separat de sofia lui 81 convin>
ca vlata pentru amindoi nu me-
valoreaza a trai despartiti. j.
seph Deli, i'll etate de 25 ami si.s
impuScat nevasta. dina Ida Deli
in etate dc II ami. Pc cind acct
sta lncerca ca SD intre pc uSa "a
un vecin ca acaute a fl prot :
Jata. Accasta sa pctrecu, ipsi
dupa amcazi pc Broadview Rd.
Dina Deli G fata d-lui Frank J.
Juhasz de pc 25-th Street.
J. Deli a fost despartit de soti
lui imcdiat dupa co au fugit ,i
s'au cununat in Painesvillc Ia -
Octombric 1919.
In locul protestant unei iubil'i
distrlL,e au VENT amcnintarlin.
spune politia 81 frica a impin.s
pc fata avca mai multe Until
niri clandestine Gu Deli. dupa
ce s'au despartit.
fatal fetei are agentic pc Wcsg
25-th 81 spune cd All vara a tire
butt sd scoata un mandat de are
stare. care Il 81 fcst cXecutat. fl
in<lca Deli purta la el arlne.
Deli a marturisit cd ,.Fata III
a volt Sd traiasca fara ell. Ear a
fost silita. contra vointci Ell ca "A
ma paraseasca 81 sc ceara diyort.
Cind am intilnit-o lam spus eli
eu nu pot trai fara ed. Ea mia
spus CD ma iubestc, 81 ca doreSJc
Ca sd traiasca GU mine. insa III
p0ate. Am cerut ca sa-si retra gl
procesul de divort, ca mia ras-
puns ca aceasta nu va indrepta
intru mimic lucrurile.
Am intrebat-o cine he tine
dcspartiti. insa a refuzat ca sa-mi
spuna. n insistat ca nici aceasta
nuva fl spre folosul nostru 81 ca
persoana asta, daca va spune. ii
Va omori pc amindoi. orr voiu ~
mort Ell pc aceia persoana
,,Atunci am decis ca viata fara
ca MI are nici o valoarc, 81 a,i-
fel cugetat 81 ca. Atunci am
puscat-o 81 am luat 'decizia ca 81
ma omor 81 pc mine. In eXcita-
rca mea am crezut ca numai sunt
gloante in revolver. 81 am luat-o
la fuga ca Sc pot incarca arma.
Cind politia a VENT, tocmai pu-
neam al cincilea glonte.
,.Atunci mia VENT gindul ca 81
caut sa aflu cine persOana c;l-
re ne-a despartit ca sa o nimicrsc
81 atunci sd ma ucid. Aceasta
Ia facut de nu m am sinucis
inainte de sosirea politiei. DacA
ma lasati in pace ma voiu omosi
acum''.
Fata a murit inaintc de i-.;e
putca da ajutor medical. Ea a
cazut pc pragul usei la casa in
care voia sd fuga de amcnintari-
lc lui Deli. ave
Juhasz, fatal fete, spune ca IA
ia fost aproapc rapita de Deli
dc la West High School, 81 fa<t
dllsa la Paincsvillc, undc s'a Gu
nunat GU Deli. A doua ri, tina.a
percche s'a intors acasa, 81 ell IA
reflzat ca sa primeasca pa Deli
ca ginerc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-15
AEROPLAN ITALIAN SBOA-
RIA 1NTRE ROMA ST TOXIC.

ROMA, l6 Ian. Acroplannl
nrias Caproni, care face sborul III
tire Roma 81 Toxic, a ajuns la Adj
liza. Asia Minora. dupa Stirca care
S a primit astazi ;Sci..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-15
PENTRU ROMANUL
,,vIRTUTE 81 DESFRlU''

Sc mai certified primirea ur-
natoarelor sumo:
Suma precedcnta $2S3.'.0
Nlcodin Bergean, llasco,
Mo. ....... $Z.OU
Dina Ana Pandca. Lisbon,
OHiV .'.. P-.CU
Nicolae Flcscriu, Lisbon,
Ohio ..... -. $3.50
llie lliut, Erie, Pa. $3.50. $3.50
loan Cessna, Sobring, Ohio $3.50
Adam Manciu, Detroit, Mi
chigan :. -. $3.50
loan Milosan, River Rou-
ge, Mich. $3.50
Petru Hasiu, River Rouge,
Mich. ....,........ 49,. $3.50
George Bentea, River Rou-
ge, Mich. $3.50
Lucian Ludn, River Rouge,
Mich. -. II. $3.50
Dina Anica Tutelea, .Stru-
thefs, Ohio ............ $3.50
Nasile Mat, Detroit, Mich. $3.50
Jack Budea. Akron, O. -. SO 80
George d. Cindea, North
Plate, Nebr. ~. ......... $3.50
Total ... $31S.OO
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Cn tratatul din St. Germain in-
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.cONTINUARE re rAGINA T.,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-10
NOT A DULL MINUTE
|NEXCURS|ONF FROM
PHOENIX To. YUMA

With a Jazz band TO furnish music, a
delegation of some sort not yet deter
mined. from Barnes circus, TO do stunts
on the train, and with not a duh no
ment in Yuma, the Yuma excursion
Of the Phoenix chamber OF commerce
next Thursday promises TO be the best
trip Of its kind ever attempted here
Excursion Chairman Macarthur an
nounced at committee meeting yes
terday.
made for dividing the city into four
parts, or the old wards, as divided by
Central avenue and Washington street,
with d captain and assistants for each
ward. for the purpose of selling tickets
for the trip. The ticket selling will
the captains and their assistants at
10 o'clock at the chamber Of COM
merce- The estimates made yesterday
1T the committee meeting as 10 TIE
Ernl Der of persons who viii go on tire
excursion varied from 200 10 400. The
railroad has been advised a special
train will be needed and TO make suit
anle arrangements.
Z is proposed to have tUr speci}l
le.vc about o'clock ThursulS MORN
ing 1t will reach Yuma III t:me for
lunch and leave yuma Thursday Night.
the time depending upon entertain
ment arrangements by the Yuma peo
pie.
he committee received a wire yes
terGay from -. Curley. general man
ager of the New Cornelia mine at Aio
saving he viii nave representatives of
that district to join the excursion
party en- route to Yuma.
The captains and their assistants
are:
Chamber of commerce ward: J. r.
Halstead. captain. y. L. Esgate. i. l..
Steward. Luke Henderson. J. o. Sex
son. A. L. Moore. J. T. Whitney, Yer
non Clark. Fredqi Weber, Bryan Akers,
Bobby Baker.
Adams hotel ward: J. c. Dobbins
ca plain; Garrett SCHUYLER. John Hyder.
Ed Doyle. Dave Goldberg, Wallace
Button, :. Doris, Wesley KnOrpp,
George Lilley, r. ID. Roper. ID. Baswitz
Herbert Stevenson.
Court house ward: Charles O'Mal
ley. captain; w. w. Edwards. Joe
Melczer. j. NJ. Aitken, Mr. Todd, w. II.
Asbury. Mr.. Shropshire. Charles De-
Mund. r. Bertram, Max Meaders, John
Montgomery.
City hall ward: John +. Barker. cap
tain: Marshall Humphrey. Harry Hall
N ID. Sanders. A. II. LuhFs. Frank
Vault. W. w. Lawhon. Fred Barrows.
c. Ii. Dunlap, Eric Kohlberg, Avery
Thompson.
A special committee was named TO
cover the state house. 1t comprises
\. \. Belts. Jessie l.. BoYce. Nit Sims.
i. r. Mines and Doane Merrill.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-10
Woman Calls for Children
After 69-Day Sleep
BY lorry A. Jacobs


NEW YORK-The greatest thing in
the world.
You have been asked what it is and
you had a hard time trying TO decide,
didn't you?
We'll here's the answer-mother
love, And if you don't believe it,
consider the case of Mrs. Dora Aiintz,
New DIRK. woman whose long sleep
is one of the strangest on record.
After sleeping 90 days without in
terruption, Mrs. MintZ awoke Decem =
Der and smiled. Her condition has
been gradually growing better until
on Christmas day she spoke the first
conscious words she has spoken for
nearly three months And those
words Were:
II want to go home to my children.'
The case is decidedly one of the
most interesting in the history OF
medical science, not alone because the
v omans sickness was the result of
flu, but because this is one of the few
cases in history in which "a recovery
is recorded. And it is almost certain
now that Mrs. Mintz will fully recover
from her malady.
On October 81. Mrs. Mintz com
planned of "A sore throat She had been
a. victim OF the flu and was just re-
covering. The next night she began
the long sleep that was first broken
December s. She has been a patient
I'm Willard Parker Hospital since the
first few days Of her illness and is
likely to be compelled to remain there
for some time yet.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-10

10 spend the summer months in
Chandler
Miss NJ. Campbell OF Phoenix has re-
placed George Lane as bookkeeper for
The local branch Of the Standard OIL
company Mr.. Lane has been trans
ferred TO the Bsbee office.
Miss Ida Celaya, Spanish teacher at
the high school, has resigned: 1t is
understood that she has accepted an
attractive offer iii Phoenix.
Leland Entrekin, who has been con-
fined 10 his home for the past week
with illness. has recovered and is once
more about.
Miss Stella kaufman. grade teacher
ia the Chandler public schools. has
resigned her position. II is understood
she VII teach elsewhere.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-10
CHANDLER WANTS To
BE ON A|RPLANE ROUTE

CHANDLER. Jan. 9.-Esta blishment
OF a municipal air line station on the
trauscontinental route which lies be-
tween Los Angeles and New York will
be considered at a meeting OF the
chamber of commerce Friday evening.
y message has been received from
Captain MacKeia Of the National Air
Line association asking considerable
OF the matter.
The captain viii be present at the
meeting and viii show 10 the citizens
Of Chandler just how the city Will br
benefitted in commercial way BY the
establishments OF a landing field and
air station.
J. L. Entrel1in has gone 70 Flagstaff
on business trip.
Many grand officers Of the lodge
We're present at "A meeting Of the
knights Of Pythias Wednesday eve
ming ~ the chamber of commerce ball
Among those present were Grand
Chancellor Gilbert. Grand Keeper of
Records and Seals John -. Lopez. Past
Chancellor y. Herzberg. Chancellor
Morris. and number Of other wen
known members from Tempe. Mesa
and Phoenix
The Latter Day Saints church win
give farewell party al The chamber
Of commerce hall next Sunday evening
TO BID farewell 10 Charles Johnson
who leaves next Monday FOR mission
III the southern states
Miss Nell Harris assistant postmis-
tresS. is enjoying q short vacation IT,
Prescott. resting after the heavy wnrI,
during the Christmas rush.
Miss Esther Jean Davis recently Of
Chandler High school has left for
Goodyear TO take a position as teacher
here.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Payne OF Payson
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Beci1ham for several weeks
have returned 10 their home.
Dan F.ldredse. 81. local rancher
and Miss Mary Byrue were ma4fied ia
Phoenix on Tuesday. 3Ir. and Mrs
-,idredge viii make their home on their
ranch near here.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Alaher of san An
tonic. Texas. who have been making
their residence here. have returned to
their former home
NIr and Mrs y. r. Nadroy and fam
iiv. who have been making their home
i'm Corpus Christi, Texas. for the past
three months have returned to Chand
Ter. 10 the great delight or their many
friends here.
w D. AfcBraver has been appointed
deputy assessor for Chandler and yicin-
fty. His territory VIII include. besides
Chandler. Goodyear. Gilbert. Jordan
and Higley.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cook and John
smith who haze been spending sew
eraI weeks at Long Beach. with reia-
iives. have returned 10 Chandler
Mr. and Mrs. r. Stafford are re1oIc-
ing over the arrival at their home on
Tuesday Of a Slime 10-pound boy.
y. A CoNsey has gone to Flagstaff
10 direct operations in the northern
part OF the state i'm connection with
The drive for funSs to aid the Armenia n
Relief fund
Miss Ruth De Berry of Jerome. who
has beer spending several weeks here
~ the guest of her father w. ID. Ber-
~. has returned to jerome. She plans
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-10

Arthur told his dad how it happens
that his pockets are stuffed with
currency, and why it is that his bank
balances needs an adding machine.
Copper. Arizona copper Arthur found
il and now owns u copper mine.
The trouble with most prodigal
sons Arthur is quoted as saying. Lies
in the fact that they haven't the grit
to try it more than once. First time
they fall down. and have to beat it
back home for a square meal they quit
cold. tried ii half a dozen times. and
each time the old man welcomed me
back with the best he had. This time
he wasn't any more pleased TO see me
with a bale of yellowbacks than he
used to be when I'd show up in rags.
He's the same old dad
Just like father. isn't he?
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-10

Let some one else do it, Will not
aueII the pangs or hunger in little
children's bodies. The Near East Re
lief needs your help TO he!o the kid
1t
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-10

HOW DOTH THE lAUNDRksS
american Legion Weekiy)
How doth the gentle laundress
Search out the weakest joints,
And always scrape the buttons off
At most stratgetic points.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-10
SUCH is LIFE

Way back before Columbus discov-
cred America even before Arizona be-
came the second alphabetically state
in the Union, a young hopeful. who
was never TO remain where he was
put was bitten by the wanderlust mi
crobe and emigrated.
Like many another young man, since,
this youngster conceived the notion
that home was no place to stay. Pos
sibly fables of a gay white way some
where had their share in wrenching
him loose from the home nest and
paternal watchfulness. Anyway. he
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-10
WOODMEN Of MESA
INSTALL OFFICERS

MESA. Jan. 1O.-Members of the
Woodmen Of the World Of Mesa en-
soyed one of their best sessions of the
winter on Thursday evening. when the
installation OF officers for the term oc-
CURED. followed by dinner. The
business session was held in the
knights OF fythias hall and was tol-
lowed by the installation of officers.
&. :. Fail acting as installation officer
The following were installed to serve
during the coming term: Paul h. Be-
vile. e. c.: c. T.. Burton. Adv; +. r.
knowles. bank; ]. W. Connolly. clerk;
+. r. Pomeroy. ESQ: Roy Horsley,
watchman: W. A. Young. sentry; {. r.
Monrad. manager.
Store Change
J. T. Butler has purchased the store
at Lehi. formerly owned by &. W. Har
mon, and is planning improvements to
the house and the addition OF a larger
stock. Located in the cetner of I.ehi.
the store commands a good business
from the district, which will increase
materially with the construction of the
county paved highway. which is to pass
there. In the deal, Buffers ranch
passes into the ownership of Harmon
who will devote his time to farming.
Nj. w. A. Install
Members of the Modern Woodmen
of America lodge and their families
the public installation OF the lodge Of
ficers. The installation ceremony was
followed with a social hour and dinner.
o. G. S. Social Club
The social club OF the Order OF the
Eastern Star OF Mesa is arranging for
a meetin: on Monday afternoon at .
o'clock at the Masonic hall. All mem
bers and those who are eligible to be-
come members are cordially invited 10
attend.
Today's Moves
Puppy Love" featuring Lila Lee,
and A Mack Sennett comedy entitled
rip and stitch Tailors." are billed for
this afternoons and evenings per
formances at the Majestic theater.
Bronco Busting
Riding. roping and bronco busting
are To be features of an attraction that
will be staged tomorrow afternoon for
Mesa folks in the field just west of the
Mesa cemetery. north of town. Chey-
enne Kiser. who is arranging the eN-
hibition. has interested number OF the
best riders i'm the state in the per-
Torrance. and promises some keen and
interesting competition in the exhfbi-
rions OF bronco riding. calf roping and
other cowboy sports to he staged.
Has New Position
Upon the completion of his duties
with the Attaway- Phelps Hardware
company. WnIch sofa our recently "
North Brothers. G. A. Cave viii enter
the employ of the o. :. Stapley com
pany. Mr.. cave will take charge OF
the collection and credit department,
filling the vacancy caused by the reslS-
nation OF Alma ". Davis. AIR. Davis
il planning on an extension OF MS
farming activities. and will devote all
OF his time after the first of February
to that field.
choru. Wir Sinq
The girls chorus OF the Mesa Union
high school will assist at the meeting
tomorrow morning at the Methodist
church with several songs. The nightly
revival services q the church are in
creasing in interest and the Rev. W. g.
Miller who Is conducting the meetings,
il confident that the series of services
this year will prove most successful.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-10
UNION SERVICE FOR
CHURCHESOF TEMPE

TEMPE Jan. 10-AlI the congresa-
lions OF the city will meet at the Zap
list church Sunday afternoon ut 3
O'Clock in a united community service.
The MethOdiSts haV@ secured Prot w
H. AIthcide. OF Denver. colo. to lead
IN singing in Il two weeks evaneeiiStic
.ampal IGN. beginning Sunday morning.
and the Baptists have secured the Rev.
ChappcU their state evangelist. and
Prof. Jones "A noted singer. to lead
their meeting which also begin sun
day morning. Pastors Reid and Rick
men thought il would promote good
feeling among the churches 70 have
this union meeting. There viii lac a
similar meeting al the Methodist
church on Sunds| afternoon at three
o'clock January is.
Y. w. c. A. At Work
Tempe Is TO have share in the
NATIONWIDE effort made this month
hy the Y. W. &. y. TO unite The women
OF America in the service for the
women and girls Of the world. The
Tempe viii raise her part OF this bad
get next week. January 12-17. Miss
Jeanne Moore a national secretary Of
the Young Womsn's Christian associa-
tion who is 10 act as executive secre-
tsry for the y. W e. 4. work in Ari
iona. viii explain the purpose OF this
campaign at the union service at the
Baptist church at three o'clock sun
day afternoon.
Basketball Game
The Glendale basketball team came
10 Tempe yesterday and played the
Tempe high. the Tempe boys winning
with a score Of 20 TO 30. The Glendale
girls won with a score OF 4 10 o.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-10

But he ran mp against some pretty
hard and rough bumps. The going was
not so smooth as il had looked. And
he came back. all ragged. and hungry,
and fed up on the outside world. His
papa saw him coming. and instead of
beating it for the old strap. hustled out
to the barnyard and killed the famous
fatted calf.
Believe us. that was some swell feed
for a half starved prodigal son, And
his father was ticl<led pink to have
the boy come back home. rags and
hunger and all. That's just like a Ia
Their, isn't it?
But time ran on. time does, and
they carved path over the ocean and
across the continent. and laid railroad
rails clear to Arizona.
And 20 years ago Arthur Nienaber
was Is years old. and lived rather re-
iuctantly in Brooklyn, y. Y. Arthur
was another of those guys who can't
stay put. He WAS q regular rolling
stone. 1t became a common happening
for Pa Nienaber TO come home and
hear iSat his son had disappeared from
the neighborhood. \ year or two
would go by and Aurthur would turn
up just as hungry as any prodiSal son
could be. Then. next thing his dad
knew, Arthur could think up some
other spot in America that looked bet
ter than Brooklyn to him. and he'd go.
Last time Arthur pulled his break
away stunt, was five years ago. The
family lost all track of him. Neighbors
said he was gone for good this time.
only some of them didn't mean good
the way Webster defines the word.
And then, just the other day, an
automobile rolled up 10 the Nienaber
door. Arthur was in it. SO were
trunks and suitcases. stuffed with
things Uncle Sam sticks luxury
taxes on.
There was no need for Papa Men
aber 10 Kill the farted calf this time
Nor did he have 10 hand over some of
his clothes 50 Arthur could make
presenta bic appearance before the
neighbors. Arthur was all dolled uD
in glad garments. the price of which
made the mortgage on the home look
like 80 cents. Arthur was no prodigal
son this trip. Not on your life.
Arthur brought home his own fstted
calf. carved out of copper ore in Ari-
IONA
once they used TO speak of Arthur
as the Members "prodigal SON." Now
the neighbors refer 10 him as Arthur
Santa Claus.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-10
A TRIUMPH

(F'rom the Birmingham Age Herald)
Was the Grabcoin reception a sue
cess ,"
II judge So replied Mr.. Dubwaftc.
"Yes?"
Mrs. GFabcoin's Paris gown was
such a marvel that quite a number Of
the ladies present left ca rlier than they
intended. and ! understand they We're
very disasreeable to their husbands on
the way home"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-10
THOUGHTLESS OF HIM
rrom the Tiger.l

Life Guard crushing up eNcitedly)-
Madam, your poor husband has just
been drowned.
The Widow lin bathing costume)-
And have they found his body.
Life Guard-No, it's lost.
Widow-Now. isn't that just TOO pro-
voking; he had the key TO our both
house around his neck.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-10
POLICE POWER
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Mr. Peck-Would you mind compell-
ing me 10 move on, officer? I've been
waiting on this corner three hours for
my wife.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-10
THE EDITORS OFFICE BOY

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Tommy" said the editor to the Of
flee boy. take this manuscript out 10
the waiting woman and tell her we are
very sorry but we can't use it,"
Yes. sir
And, Tommy"
Yes. sir?
TRY 10 look sad az you go out.
That's part OF your job around here"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-10

The United States has shipped TO
Cuba in the last few years 13,045 pas
senger automobiles and LABS CONNER
cial vehicles or one for every $50 per-