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Pozar ma Domaz azlicku. MIMI

OzoI nA OOm0zl1CkO. M lnu-
lou nedeli o 8 hodin9 vecerni
vypukl ma pude staveni domka
Re Karla Drozdy v Ouboci u
Domazlic ohen, ktery Sc zahy
rozsffil ma sousedni domky Ma
teje Rataje, Frantiska Kozaka
a Mateje Kupce. Plameny zni-
cily staveni Sc zasobami We sto-
dolach a zarizenY v bytech. Do
bytek byl v cas'vyveden z chile
VII a zachranen. Skoda eini
pres $4,000 K pohofeni jsou
pojisteni toliko castkou 4.48O
X. Prfcina pozaru dosud neni
zjistena.
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Pastorova schovanka
Roman Cd pani Harriet Lewisove.


Marketka byla zmatena
stridavym vyrazem Pulfordo.
va obliceje vice nez tim, jehc
neoCekavanou pfitomnosti '
horske farme.
pane Pulford," zvolala
"Nezda sc to ami byti moznyn
Wy zde, pane! Ach, ami nevim
jak Sc to dele, ze jste zde, le.
da byste objevil zradu spacha-
nou ma me mlade velitelce By
la jsem jista, re Wy a lady Ire.
vorova budete sc shaneti pc
me ubohe slecne Cecilii -"
"Nerozumim VAN, dobra ze.
no. prerusiI il Pulford. "Vy
jste 81 spletla me jmeno. Jsen
pan Grafton"
Marketka zaVravorala zpet
"Zapirate, re jste tim pa.
mem, ktereho jsem V dome lady
Trevorove videla?" zvolala O.
sire. "Zapirate, ze jste par
Pulford a re jste mas potkal '
Gravesendu a uvedl mas ma
LODI? Zapirate -"
Pulford vztycil ruku 8 po'
suhkem, ktery il umlcel.
"Dobra zeno," pravil chlad
ne, "nikdy jsem vas We sven
zivote nespatril -
Marketka vlozila 81 ruku na
cello a Zdesene tn stala.
"Ubohe stvofeni," rekl Pull
ford. "Jest Silenou, doktore -
blaznivou jako zajic V breznu'
Marketka stala ma okamzik
divoka a neverici, 5 bledym o
blicejem, temer beZ dechu. Tx
pfeni Pulfordovo, re by il by
nekdy videl, naplnilo il zdese
MIN a hruzou. Videla, ze Ma,
Douga,ovi potinaii ma nj stra
nou hledeti. Pochopovala ne
nebezpeci sve vlastni sve We
| litelky, kdyz Pulford zastava
Sc veci Jarvisovy, ale nemysle
la ma to. Pravy pfival pode
Zfeni najednou hrnul Sc do dl
Sc stare zeny. Vztycila svoj
starou postavu; starry, vrascits
oblicej jeff Sc rozpalil; sede o
ti j swiftly iako tazena oce
ma slunci; mocne rozhofGen
zmocnilo Sc il.
ia jiz vidim!" zvolala hla
sem zaznivajicim starou ku.
chyni a dlouhym kostnatyn
prstem ma Pulforda ukazovala
"Vy jste We spojeni Jarvi
sem. Wy jste jeho pracidarce
Jste to Wy, jenz tajne prona
sledujete moji mladou velitel
ku. Wy jste byl pricinou, ze
byla zavezena ma Cernou Ska.
lu = Wy iste Sc snazil j zivoi
witt - Wy, ienz jste podplatil
tohoto bidaka, by il zavrazdil
Zbabelce! Vrahu! Ukladniku
Konecne jsem vas nalezla!'
XVIII.
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Navstsva pani Petersove.

Lady Trevorova sedela o sa-
mote v rannim pokoji. Bylo to
toho Ultra po jeji navsteve d.
vadla. Pan Pulford jiz odejel
do Skotska a vdova temne pre-
myslela 0 pravdepodobnem w
sledku jeho neslechetneho pla-
nu o odm9ne, kterou ma mi
ste sve ruky hodlala mu udeli-
ii.
Byla takto zamestnana,
kdyz sluha vstoupil ozname-
MIN, re chuda zena jmenem
Petersova prala by 81 s nj mlu-
viii.
"Neprijimam zebraki" pra
villa lady Trevorova hrde. "Vy
byste mel lepe vedeti a nepii-
naSeti mi takove poselstvi,
Tompkinsi."
Sluha We zmateni ustoupil
zpet, ale hned Sc vratil, ruce
drze tacek, ma nemz usipnena
navStivenka lezela.
"Prosim ma velitelko," pra-
vii, "zena povida, ze zalezi-
tost jeji jest velmi d1lezita a
ze byste S nj mluvila, kdybyste
vedela, kdo je. Zde jest jeji
karta."
"Neiaka sluzka snad, ktera
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mluViti, Tompkinsi. Nechci By
ii vytrhovana. PoGkejte - ne
chte mne vid6ti navStlvenku."
Prsty jeji drahokamy okra-
slene JENNIE dotkly Sc listku a
pani nasadila 81 zlatem lemova
ma skla, by jej prohledla. Ctla
jednoduse tato slova:
"Panf Sara Petersova Ra-
den-Badenu pfeje 81 mluviti 0
PAM Nelsonove".
Karta dopadla k zer1i. Ruka
lady Trevorove sklesla. Sluha
nespatfil ustraseny zoufaly po
hled, ktery Sc zakmitl V jejich
ocich. Nastalo kratke pomlteni
Jest to stara sluzka, jak
jsem pravila. Uved'te il naho-
Iru, Tompkinsi hled'te, bych
neby.a vyrusovana, dokud ona
u mne prodll."
Tompkins odesel a pfivedl
navStevu. Potom Sc odstranil,
dvere "a sebou uzavrev.
Lady Trevorova zvolna po-
vstala a pred panl Petersovou
Sc postavila. Tato byla prav6
tax chude obleGena iako pfede
sleho dne. Chuze jeji byla ne
iista, vsak smele pokroGila V
pred. Oblitej jeji zaril jakousi
vitezoslavou, coz pani nemohla
nevid6ti.
"Pfala jste 81 semnou mluyi-
ii - pani - ach. - pani Pc
tersova ?" pravila lady Treyo-
rova, postrkujic navstivenku
spiGkou sveho maslemi ozdobe-
neho stfevicku ku predu skr-
ze sklitko ma n6j hledic.
'Chtela jsem vas videti, panl
Nelsonova, jinak lady Trevoro-
va odpov6dela pani Peter
sova.
] Go tim myslite nazyvati
mne pani Nelsonovou?" hla-
lsem rozkazujicim pravila.
ITO jest jmeno, pod kterym
jsem vas pred patnacti roxy
yznala V Nemecku. Ida Sc, pa
nj, ze jste ma mne zapomne.a."
"Vezite nejakem podiv-
mem omylu. Mate mne Ia neko
no jineho pani Petersova.
"Nikoliv, nemam, nebot' nj
kdy bych nemohla zapomenou
ii ma tyto oci. Ami rok jste
temef cd te DOLBY nesestarla,
pani Nelsonova -
"Jsem lady Trevorova -
bud'te tax dobra a pamatujte
81 tor fekla pani panoyite.
Jest prirozeno pro mne, a.
bych imenovala vas jmenem, o
kterem jste tvrdila, ze jest va
SIM pravila pani Petersova a
usadivsi Sc do mike lenosky,
polozila dlouhe sve nohy roz
trhanou obuv obute ma stri-
brem kovane zabradli ohniste,
iako by byla donna. "Videla
lsem vas vcera V parku proji-
zdejici Sc kocare OBJ ece-
nou jako loutku, ktera jen k
noseni krasnych Satu k hyc-
kani stvorena jest. Sedela
Jsem ma lavici pouze V techto
satech a hledela jsem ma vzne-
sene panstvo s tou myslenkou,
ze sama muslin byti ucinena z
nejake spatnejsi hliny."
Ivy jste mne videla? pravi
la lady Trevorova, snazic Sc,
by mluvila klidne. "A tn iste
Sc odhod.ala prijiti zadati
mne podporu? Jest to, co
chcete rici?"
ITO jest, co jsem vcera my
slela," odpovedela panl Peter
sova ponekud zamraGene. "Ale
cd te DOLBY vzeslo mi vice svet-
la. Mystic, re jezto isem chu-
dou. postradam vseho priroze-
neho citu? Chci Sc vas tazati
stran decka. Neptejte Sc jake
no decka. Budete-li 81 hrati ma
nevedomou a tvrditi, ze neJste
lyt
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ZPRAVY z CZECH.


Dice lIOl. Del llllSho Ooio>iA~
Zeitung' ptinasi clanek ces-
Ike demokracii. Pravi Sc v mem !:
"Cesky zivot byl We SVEN ja-
dru vzdy demokraticky. Zavda
vala okolnost ia "a stareho Ra-
kouska staly podnet ke kon-
fliktnm observation-disclosures
chistic centralni videnskou
vladou, avSak po prevratu sta
la Sc pozehnanim: Cesi nepo-
trebova.i Sc revoluci nicemu pr9
uGovati. PrerevoItovali Sc to-
no, CO Jim nesvedcilo, do sve
prave podoby proto byla Je-
jich revoluce jedinou, jez ne
stala kapky krve, nybrz byla
oslavovana CO skutecny narod-
nj svatek. Cizinci, ktery Prahu
poprve navstivi, musi Sc stati
tato nenasilna, imposantni de-
mokracie napadnou, pres to, re
il nekdy nacionalni agresivita
naparovani Sc davaji protiv-
nou prichut'. Neni potuchy pc
kastovnictvi, neni patolizalske
no ami drzeho, nybrz naprosto
rovnocenneho styku mezi 1fed
milky, veskera povolani stavy
misi Sc pri slavnostech demon
stracich, We spolecnosti ka-
varnach, tovarysi srovnavaji Sc
5 mistry po kamaradsku, i vo-
jak d1stojnikem. A tax i "a
konodarnou praci ceskeho Ma
rodniho shromazdkni proviva
mohutny demokraticky dech
"Vossische Zeitung" vypocita-
va tn dosavadni usneSeni Ma
rodniho Shromazdeni - jenz
Jest nejlepsi zarukou Ceskoslo-
venska, nebot' nedopusti, ably
vazne nebezpeci utini.o utok
at uz z prava, nebo leva. Ne
St'ane i d6lnici utrobach sve
no srdce Sc snazi 0 udrzeni
stfedni linie. Komuniste - po-
cetn6 slabi - zlstavaji klidne
We strane soc. demokraticke co
jeji leve kfidlo, podrobuji Sc
stranicke discipline zrovna tax
jako nacionaliste prave kridlo.
Jejich tvrz, Kladno, prijala
pred nekolika dny kandidaturu|
"nejtvrdosijn ejsiho' ceskeho
bolsevika Muny phi hlasovani
ma zkouSku tax malo nadSe-
MIN, ze kandidatura jeho byla
vyrizena driv, nez by.a oficiel-
ne vyhlasena. Kdo by Sc pax Cd
vail V ceske politice vystou-
pitt jako monarchista stareho
razu, sesmesnil by Sc tax, ze by
jeho kariera byla navzdy po-
hrbena. Nesporne Sc posinuje
politika Ceskoslovenska, jako1
We vSech evropskych statech, II
prava ma levo. Ale ona neuhne
nikdy ma levo prilis daleko a |
ma ceste te kraci takovou opa
trnosti sryslem pro zodpo-
ze NEST 'aci, rolnici a
delnici nikdy nemohou byti ma
dobro cd sebe odtrzeni. X bra
trovrazedne valce neni mezi
Cechy duvodu. Bylo by zahod
no, ably i S oh.edem ma narod-
nostnl boje bylo mono rici to-
tel"
Tragedie ma gymnasiu. z
Tfebone Sc nam pise: Ma zdej |
sim statnim gymnasiu je uz
nekolik mesicu napjaty pomer
mezi profesory a zaky vyssich
trid. Vinu toho nese senilnost !
a neschopnost reditele, a po-
tom provokativni jednani pro-
fesora fysiky a nationality dr..
A. Ditricha. Ma jednani tohoto
profesora stezovali 81 zaci pri-
mo ma povolane mlsto v Pra-
re a do Trebone vyslani byli
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
sPPlEWHiTEs ON AUTO TRIP
THROUGH COUNTY AND MUD

5. p. Applewhi.e TOOK his family
out yesterday Cor an automobile tour
% some OF the important points OF
me county First he started for Bis
bee Roads are good to Bsbee. Then
he neat over good road to TOMB
stone. then he decided to return
home via Gleeson. CORTLAND and the
valley. Here is where he made 4
mistake as from CORTLAND TO Doug
as he encountered mud to the axlea
81 his Buick Luckily he had pair
u chains along and with their all
he came through without mishap or
he necessity OF calling for help.
The worst roads. according to MIR.
App,ewh!;e. was in the vicinity Of
webb and Il Frida. There he plough
ed through seas OF mud where the
roads we're fiat and where there was
anything like grade the car was
Slipping into the gutter most of the
:ime.-Douglas international.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
OF PAROLE
DECISIONS Anglers ATTY. GEN

PHOENIX, Feb. 12.-Thoroughly
exasperated over the practice Of the
governors office in giving out the
names OF prisoners who have been
recommended for parole or pardon By
the state parole board. Wiley f.
Jones. attorney general and the other
members have issued a def that un-
less this practice is discontinued
there will be no further meetings OF
the board.
Jones takes the position that 4
great injustice is being done in pub
fishing the names of those about to
be released on probation. He is par
ticulariy resentful over the alleged
practice of giving out all the names
which have been recommended, and
then waiting for public opinion to ap-
prove or disapprove.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH

RAY. Feb. 10.-'Going through
the chute" with an ore draft is an
experience usually fatal. Yet gen
era! manager Wilson and CHIEF engi,
neer Hutton Of the Ray Hercules
nave had the experience and live.
with only minor hurts. They were
On top tie railroad loading bus
when the chute below them was op
erel Hutton went f!rs., covered
dee. TO be pulled gu: below by a
startled Mexican car loader. Wilson
followed later. unable to continue
climbing UP the side o: the deepen
Ing funnel created
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
WOMEN VOLUNTEERS
FOR LEGISLATURE ARE
MEETING APPROVAL

PHOENIX. Feb. 11.-Popular ap-
prevail OF both employees and the
heads OF state departments has been
accordei Governor Csmpbell's sug-
,est.cu OF volunteer women workers
10 ac- as clerks. sergeant at arms
aad paige:tes at the coming extra
session Of the legislature thus doing
away with the expense OF a sma
army Of attaches.
Dr. r. H. II. Blome. director of vo-
cational education was the first de-
partment head to volunteer the CO
operation Of mis- department. In re-
ply to an inquiry sent to all depart
moats he informs the governor that
he will be pleased TO furnish two ex-
rerienced stenograpiers. The land
department was the second to re-.
sDond, W. II. Moeur land commits
sioner agreeing to furnish three to
the cause. A large number of other
responses were received today. indi-
eating that it is going to be an easy
ask to woman the coming session
in a manner BETTING the occasion.
that OF ratifying the national woman
suffrage amendment
II the governors plan IS looked up
on with favor By the legislators it
viii eliminate the usual confusion at
tendant upon organization. There
are any number OF girls and women
employed in state departments who
have had legislative experience
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
AGED MAN. GATHERING
WOOD ON RIVER BANK
SWEPT AWAY IN FlCoc

PHOENIX. Feb li-Caught By a
food while gathering wood in III g
sal: River basin Rosario Manjarres.
70 years CT age was drowned yester-
ray afternoon. The old man was the
head Of a family living on Buchanan
street. here and had been a residen:
u Arizona for many years.
Maniarres left his home Monday
morning driving a pony TO 3 light
wss On and went down into the river
bed al Seventh street to gather drift.
wood When he did not return home
,ast evening his son and others start.
ed to search for him. They first
found the horse and wagon stand
Jag alone on dry land in the rive
bottom This mo-biag further search
revealed the body Of the old man al
MOS, covered with water. where i,
had been washed up against some
brush. halfway between Seventh
street ard the Central avenue
bridge
The body was viewed this morn.
ins by coroner's jury with Jus,ic,,
Mckee. and al the inquest a verde;
Il death by accidental drowning was
reached The jurors saw the body 81
Maniarres as it lay in the water facl
downward against the pile OF brush
as il had lain al! night
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
ATTACHES TO
BE ALL WOMEN IF GOV.
CAMPBELL HAS HIS WAY

PHOENIX, Feb. 9.-Use Of women
as sergeants-at-arms, chaplains. en-
crossing clerks. other clerks and
payes in the special session OF the
Arizona legislature called for Febru-
airy l. for the sole purpose OF con
sidering the ratification of the woman
suffrage amendment TO the United
States constitution. was urged today
by Governor Thomas E. Campbell as
being highly appropriate.
The governor addressed a letter to
the heads CT all departments in the
state administration. asking for
census OF all clerks in their employ
and suggesting that department chief
doubtless would be CAD to lend their
clerical forces TO the Legislature since
the session would be short. He said
he would give up two of the four
CLERKS in his own office This would
be for the purpose of securing at
minimum expense 10 the taxpayers
experienced assistance for the session
which in the governors opinion,
should be only two or three days in
length. Many of the department
clerks in the capitol building have
been attaches OF various legislatures.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
VALLEY oure PROS
Porous SAYS WILSON

DeCcLAS. Fab 1.-The section ~
''' sulphur Springs valley. adjacent
= s'rsree. Z enIoying uurisaled pros
psuS. according 10 Percy ". Wilson.
iesdias merchant Of tn little mipips
cnr "ho was here Tor few hours
yesterday morning No alone are
the farmers ami rsnchmen happy be.
cause q me fine fall ANA winter
rama which promise an excellent
sprsns aud summer. but the mining
inoetes,s also are enjoying great
prosperity
Tue Comm 1n.ealth Leasing COM
pahy. A Y smith. manager. has be-
tween 50 ani 70 leases now at work
on is ground and shipments averag-
Inc from 50 to rs cars of ore monthly
are being sent to Douglas to be
smeltet.
The Arizona M!ddlemarch Copper
company. owned by California inter
eSis. is sinking its shaft and at dep.h
oil 800 ieet has encountered in the
shat soma high grade ore This has
encouraged h beliei Of ,he manag =
meat that large bodies of ore show
ihg eAf.chnent with depth under!;e
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
PERMANENT PAROLE
SYSTEM AT TT. GRANT
SCHOOL is ADOPTED

PHOENIX Feb. Boys and girls
CT the state industrial school who
have been paroled for a period Q:
one year and whose department dur.
ing this period has been good WI.
be given permanent discharges in the
future. This policy was adopted b.
he board OF directors of state in.
stitu.ions al a meeting held here tc-
day. Simon Chavez, now living VITA
his parents at Albuquerque was the
first 10 receive a discharge under
the new ruling Paroles were grant.
ed TO Joe Starnick OF Humboldt and
Emerson Duncan of Rice.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
NORTH TloEE WILL
ENLARGE MILL At once

DOUGLAS, Feb. 11.-Following the
recent visit Of Frank J. Holmes. man
ager of the North Tigre lease near
FL Tigre, Sonora. 20 miles southeas.
OF Douglas, it was learned upon ex-
cellent authority that while here he
consulted the board OF directors and
decision was reached 10 double the
capacity of the mill on the property
as soon as machinery TOT the improve
dent could be obtained and installed.
At the present time a 80 ton 10
tation and wet process mill is being
constructed on the property and viii
enter active operation in the near fl
ture. However, so excellent is the
underground showing OF the property
each shift revealing new ore resourc-
es, that the construction of the Sc
cond unit to the mill was decided
upon.
The high grade vein. recently en-.
countered on the eighth level OF the
property continues to show up excel
lently, carrying rich streaks Of al
most pure native silver.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
JANUARY COPPER
OUTPUT is GIVEN

DOUGLAS. Feb. 9-Tbe output OF
copper at the Copper Queen smelter
during the month Of January was Civ
IN Gu. yesterday as being 5000. 900
pounds. This is slightly more than
Vas intended and the February on;
pu; is expected 10 be slightly less
The maximum monthly output a; the
Copper Queen is more than 10000.
90 pounds Of the red metal ard dur
ing the war production averaged
around sixteen and seventeen million
pounds monthly. so 1t VIII be seen
that production is running very low
al the present time.
At the Calumet & Aridona s:ne!te-
the output OF copper fer January was
5.0S9.54S pounds of blister copper. At
the c. & A. the remodeling and ex-
tension OF one of the stacks is under
way now and this work has kept the
payroll in better shape than it 9th
erw;se would have been during the
pas, two months.
A report received from the smelter
Of the Consolidated Aridona Smeiting
company at humboldt, Atz.. says:
From the Blue Bell ard De Soto
mines. there was shipped to Hum
bold; Reduction works, total of 49,
300 tons OF ore. Our conceatrato=
handled $500 tons OF material. while
he smeiter proper treated 1850 tons
o; new metal bearing ores and con
ccntrates. A total OF $4,000 pounds
Of fine copper in bullion was shipped
TO the eastern refineries. OF which
amount slightly less than $4,000
pounds was obtained from our own
production.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
SCREW DOWN CHAIRS
BEFORE OPENING OF
SPECIAL SESSION

PHOENIX. Feb 1.-TWO workmen
under Custodian II. ". Alexander
were busy today screwing to the floor
the legislative desks used in senate
and house in anticipation OF the spe-
cial session, February IL. Twelve
screws attached each desk firmly TO
the floor. The custodian of the CAP
itol building said that ct the last pre-
vious session all the paper baskets
and the stationery disappeared.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
BOWIE BASIN WELL
STRIKES GAS AND OIL

BiSEEE. Feb. IA flow of gas
50 heavy that il vas necessary 70
stop drilling until the fire hazard
could De eliminated and carrying C.,
was brought in last Sunday on the
property in the Bowie oil basin Of
he United States Oil and Refining
company composed o: local men. the
stock 0: which is held almost entire
" here. As soCa as the strike WAS
reported here {. D. Hooker, in charge
Of drilling was summoned to appear
before a meeting OF the board OF
directors held yesterday afternoon in
l. ] Ove.locks Office The upshct
CT :he meeting was that Hooker was
authorized 10 procure a Standard Cal
.-o.nia rig al once and to proceed
with ne drilling with all possible
speed
Ncoke- refused to proceed with tn
work u2,:, the boiler ana bum
IcIses we've removed further from
he ell, fearing ignition OF the gas
md the possible loss by fire OF the
r.g ana the buildings The work o.
-prrnyfr- -ra five hazard is hefnp
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
AFFAIRS OF GREAT
SOUTHWEST TO BE
TALKED AT MEETING

PHOENIX Feb lO.-The develop
ment Of the southwest manufacture,
reclamation. trade and education,
AID he relation OF the southwest TO
world problems wiz be discussed by
eminent men at meeting OF the lea
que CO me Sou;hwes: at Los Angeles
Aa=i, to 3. Inclusive. the league
has announced in a letter received By
the Paceaix chamber of commerce
yesterday
The league is designated as non
partisan alliance of the states of Ar:-
zoaa. California. Colorado. Nevada,
New u xico. Oklahoma. Texas and
U.ah. - foster closer relations and
70 link the communities OF the south.
vest in spirit Of brotherhood and
the promotion OF civic. commercial
and soCiai interests, as set forth in
its constitution
Or. r b Won K!e.nSmii is presi-
dent Of the league and Governor
Campbell one CT the vice presidents
Among the speakers expected ar,
former President William Howard
r,,s. yt.;,t;a ,o.,i, pr,. ~,
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
PRESCOTT BOY HoNoRE0 WITH
HIGH COMMISSION IN U. S. NAVY

PRESCOTT, Feb ii-For ta- first
lime ka7wn N the history OF Arizona.
Prescott Is enjoying :ae distinction
Of having one Ut ~ younger men in
command Q. fighting craft Of the
navy
tI.s homer comes 20 Lieut.. Thomas
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
EIGHT FEDERAL PRISONERS

PHOENIX, Feb. Eight federal
prisoners on their way TO the Yava-
Tai county Jail at Prescott, were
brought here last night from Tue
son by United States Chief eDputy
Marshall Don Willets. They were
convicted Of various cffsnses at the
recent session Of United States dis
tr.ct court at Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
SCHOOL BOARD SITS

PHOENIX. FEB. 1o.-Bids to- ya--
ious new schoo! books. 20 be Use !
n Arizona schools. win Be called for
soon and will be opened az a meet
ing March 13. according to Sta .
Superintendent Of Schools c. o. Case
The board. in session today. made no
final decision and expects 10 conclude
is present work at an adjourned
meeting tomorrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
JUSTICE CUNNINGHAM ILL

Chief Justice Cunningham of the
Arizona state supreme court is con
fined TO his home with an attack OF
influenza. His condition is not re.
garded as serious.-Ariz Republican.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15

Phoenix issues building permits for
week totalling s9S.575. Local stor.
age company incorporates, several
new buildings planned.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15

GLENDALE-s25.0C0 appropriatei
fCr local experimental poultry farm
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-02-13
ROOT IS MENTIONED
AS A MEMBER OF AN
INTERNATIONAL COURT
Understood That He Has Been
Named; Council Is
"Seeing Things"
Bv Webb Miller

London, Feb. 13.- The supreme
council of the League of Nations IS
considering the appointment OF
eleven jurists of international reputa-
ton to compose a committee for an
international court of justice, 1t was
learned from an authoritive source
today.
The name of Elihu Root has been
mentioned, as one of the possible Sc
lections, and it is said he has been
named, regardless of whether the
United States becomes member OF
the league. Members believed his
presence eminently desirable and may
ask his appointment, even if America
refuses the league, if such action is
found possible. Otherwise, his pres
ence will be contingent on Americas
entry.
The council at its secret meeting
yesterday was reported to have ar
rived at several important decisions,
including the admission of Switzer.
land to membership in the league and
recognizing the Swiss plea that their
traditional neutrality must not be
hampered. This possibility creates
a precedent for the American senate
reservation in refusing to send
American military abroad.
The next meeting will be held
about Easter at Rome.