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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-23
Texas Is Voting Today on
 Many Important Measures

DALLAS, Tex, July 23.-This state is voting today on suffrage. an amendment barring all unnaturalized foreigners from voting, and granting equal suffrage to men and women. conforming with the national amend ment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-23
Southern Pacific to Cut
 lOf 20 Passenger Trains

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2s.-The Southern Pacific has asked the Rail road Commission for permission to discontinue 20 passenger trains on August 21. This action is taken on account of lack of patronage.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-23
Grand Jury Indicts All
 Officers of Defunct Bank

TUSCOLA, H., July 23.-One hun dred and eighty-five indictments county Grand Jury against officers of the Arcola State Bank, which failed recently. The report of the jury fixes the shortage at s546.00O.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-23
Lord Northclife Arrives
 In U. S.; Extensive Tour

NEW YORK, July 23.-Lord North cliff. newspaper publisher of Lon don. has arrived here on the first leg of an extensive tour studying Pa cific problems. il
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-23
New Jersey Man Nominated
 As a Member of the l. (. C.

WASHINGTON. July 23.-Presi- dent Harding today named Fred I. Cox, of New Jersey, member of the Interstate Commerce Commis- sion.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-23
PLAN MAY WORK OUT.

DUBLIN, July 23.-The impress sion is growing here that Premier Lloyd Georges peace offer will work out in the settlement of Irish peace, As far as known here the terms are being held in ..the strictest con fidence, uff~
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-23
6 Army Cantonments
 Are to Be Abandoned

WASHINGTON, July 3--Six un- named army cantonments will be abandoned next week according to today. Two of the cantonments are in the east.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-23
Father and Son, Bankers,
 Of Defunct Bank, Arrested

BUTTE. Mont. July 23.-C. H. and Scott Cassell. father and son, presi- dent and cashier respectively of the defunct State Bank of Ovando. were arrested late last night on an open charge. -.~ A.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-23
Turk-Nationalist Capital
 Being Evacuated; Report

ATHENS, July 23.-Unconfirmed reports from Greek sources say An gora, the capital of the Turkish Ma tionalists, is being evacuated.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-23
BANKERS PLAN
 TAKE BANKING
 INTO SCHOOLS
Chairman of Bankers Com mittee Says This Will
 Offset Radicalism.

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., July B. The convention of the American h. stitute of Banking closed this after noon after selecting Portland as the meeting place in 1922.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-31

The music was delightful feature of the occasion. Preceding the cer- emony Blanche Port Runyan pre- sented an organ program, playing Cantique d'Amour (Strang) and Wedding Intermesso (Nevin). The approach of the bride was announced by the bridal chorus from Lohengrin. while during the service "Oh Promise Me" was played. The wedding march from ''AIidsummei Nights Dream" was played as the party left the church.
 The bride was lovely in her lace frock over satin. Rose point lace, in the family for many years, gave an effective touch to the costume. The veil of tulle was gracefully draped and the bridal boquet was a shower of rose buds and lilies of the valley.
 For her attendants the bride had her three sisters, Miss Mary Christy in pink chiffon was the maid of hon or. while Miss Margaret Christy and Miss Katherine Christy were the bridesmaids. They wore frocks of yellow satin and carried roses to cor respond to the color of their costumes.
 Joe Campbell served MT. Gavin as best man.
 party followed the ceremony. The street was decorated in pink roses and greenery.
 MT and Mrs Gavin left last even ing for a brief honeymoon on the California coast and on their return
Arizona republican., 1921-12-31
MUST MARK BREAD
 WEIGHT ON LABELS

Following a revision of sizes and weights of loaves of bread, which has just taken place among some of the local bakeries, Raymond Dyas, state inspector of weights and measures has brought to the attention of all local bakers the fact that every loaf of bread must be marked, on loaf label or wrapper, with its correct net weight, to conform to the state weights and measures act.
 "The department realizes" stated Inspector Dyas, that trade condi- tions sometimes necessitate quick changes in the sizes of loaves baked and that the baker must have time In which to secure new wrappers or labels. However, while old wrappers are being used, the old weight must be marked out and the new correct net weight affixed to loaf, label or wrapper.
 That this Is a necessary regula- tion for the protection of the pur- chaser is made manifest by the fact" he continued, that at present there are 14-ounce, 16-ounce and 1s- ounce loaves on the market. all sell ing at approximately the same retail price. It is a matter for the pur- chaser to decide which loaf he wishes
 to purchase, but the weight of the various loaves must be plainly
 marked so that he can make intelli- gent choice as to which quantity he
 prefers. Quality, of course. is also a
 matter to be considered, and in this
 connection, the department of agri-
 culture, which is charged with the enforcement of the pure food and drugs act, defines bread as follows:
 Bread, wheat bread, White bread: The clean, sound, sweet product ob- tained by baking in loaf form, at a temperature of 400 to 500 degrees, a dough consisting of a leavened,
 kneaded mixture of flour. potable l water, edible fat or oil, sugar or other fermentable carbohydrate sub-
 stance, salt and yeast, with or with
 out the addition of milk or a milk product, and to contain, one hour after baking, not more than 3S per cent of moisture, nor more than one per cent of salt. Milk bread is wheat bread, in the manufacture of | which the water ingredient has been replaced by milk or its equivalent
Arizona republican., 1921-12-31

who were former residents of Flor ence, and Mrs. Blair.
 The following officers for the year 1922 were installed:
 Masonic Lodge: G. F. Huffman, worshipful master; H. B. Klingen- burg, senior warden; F. A. Richards, junior warden; D. Stewart, treas urer; c. W. Gorham. secretary: J. M. Hall, chaplain; R l.. Burns, senior deacon; T. S. Derry. junior deacon; w. W. Lane. marshal; H. E. Bill kingsley. senior steward; A. L. Mc- Cam, junior steward; H. R. Stevens, tyler.
 Officers were installed by H. E. Billingsley as installing officer and J. W. McCann as marshal
 Order of Eastern Star: Fern M, Richardson, worthy matron; H. Bill kingsley, worthy patron; Mary Baughn, associate matron; Minnie Bennett, secretary; Betty Hall treasurer; Sarah Michea, conduct ress; Maud Byers, associate con- ductress; Mabel Richards, chaplain; Addie Shepherd, marshal; Edna Bill kingsley. organist; Ada Taylor. Adah; Eunice Knight, Ruth; Ora Huffman Esther; Edna Pinkley. Martha; Win fired Price, Electra; Frank Stewart warder; J. L. Shepherd. sentinel. Officers were installed by Alpha McCann as installing officer and Bertha I. Freeman as marshall
Arizona republican., 1921-12-31
University Romance To Culrninate
 This Morning In Quiet Wedding

A romance that began when both were students at the state university will culminate in the wedding this morning of Miss Lillian Cronin, daughter of State Law Librarian and Mrs. P. Cronin, and Jack ". Still of Tucson.
 Although close friends of the young folk knew of their engagement it was never formally announced and the wedding news will come as a sur prise, only a few sorority sisters of the bride having been taken into the secret.
 The service will be read at the Trinity Cathedral at S o'clock. Dean Scarlett officiating.
 Miss Cronin will wear a clever frock of grey broadcloth and her flowers will be Cecil Bruner roses Miss Margaret Cronin will be her sisters maid of honor and only at- tendant and Philip von Rolf will act as best man.
 The young folk will leave immedi-
Arizona republican., 1921-12-31
MISS DORIS CHR|STY
 i|vD GEORGE \. GAVIN WEDDING PRINCIPALS

One of the most interesting wed. dings of the year took place yester- day afternoon when Miss Doris Christy, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Lloyd B. Christy, became the bride of George Harold Gavin.
 The wedding was a charmingly Salpointed affair, taking place at @tlock at the First Methodist church. The church adornment in its digni- fled simplicity formed an attractive background for the bridal party. The predominating note was potted palms and featherny ferns, the greenery bringing out effectively the charming color note expressed in the gowns of the bridal party.
 A member of a prominent pioneer family, the lovely bride was known to many present from her childhood days. Dr. George l.. Pearson, who came from San Francisco to perform the ceremony, knew the bride when she attended his church here many years ago.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-31
FARM BUREAUS ARE
 NOW INCORPORATED

The Coconino and Yavapai county farm bureaus yesterday filed articles of incorporation with the corporation commission following the lead of southern counties which early in the week incorporated.
 Another company incorporating yesterday was the Tracy Mining company, which has an authorized capitalization of s350, 900 divided into 360,00o shares at the par value of S1 each. The principal place of business of the company is in Tucson.
 The Triangle Mining. Milling & De- velopment company, a Nevada corpo- ration, filed papers with the commits sion. The capital stock of the com pany Is S2,500,00 divided into 2,500.- 900 shares at the par value of s1 each. Some of the original capital stock is owned by Kingman men, James A Caskey and J. ". Nicholson.
 Marble is chalk. changed and crys- tellized by the internal heat of the earth
Arizona republican., 1921-12-31

ately after the ceremony for Miami, where they will make their home.
 The bride elect is one of the best liked members of the university set. A general favorite in social activities in the university, she also was keen student and liked by these who gave attention to tie more serious things of life. A member of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority, she has talk en an active part in the many sor- ority events given during holiday week for the students vacationing at home.
 In Phoenix Miss Cronin will be missed greatly and her visits will be replete with affairs by those who will regret being unable to entertain her as a bride.
 Mir. Still is an engineer now in the employ of the Inspiration mine. He was exceedingly popular with the student body at the University of Arizona and a well liked member of the Sigma Nu fraternity.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-31
FLORENCE MASONS
 INSTALL OFFICERS

Gila Valley Lodge No. g. Order of Free and Accepted Masons, joined hands with Florence Chapter No. 21. Order of Eastern Star, in a joint in stallation Tuesday night in Masonic hall in Florence.
 About 75 persons were present and after the exercises joined heartily in a luncheon of chicken sandwiches, pickles, pumpkin pie and coffee.
 Visitors were present from Tue son, among them MT. and Mrs. J. w. McCann and Mrs. Eugene Shepherd,
Arizona republican., 1921-12-31
DISABLED MEN SEND
 GREETINGS TO TOM

One of the most prized holiday greetings received by Gov. Thomas E.. Campbell came from the disabled sol diers in the Phoenix sanitarium, who in their December issue of The Camp Fire" published a letter to the chief executive.
 At the time the copy was written Governor Campbell was in Charleston attending the governors conference, and the ex-service men were not aware that he would return for the holidays. He visited them at the sanitarium before he received the copy or "The Camp Fire,' which reached him yesterday.
 Here is the open letter to the goy- ernor which appeared: Dear Tom: AM a veteran
 OF THE Argonne.
 TWO LOBES of my.
 RIGHT LUNG are gone. MET friend F OF YOURS when X WAS in the | ARMY AND he SAID THAT you were | THE ONLY genuine l DYED in the | WOOL, YARD wide
 PURE MERINOs democrat | EAST OF the SAN
 JOAQUIN RIVER HE TALKED so nice l ABOUT YOU that l DECIDED THAT if ever
 I GOT sick I was
 GOING OUT to
 ARIZONA. AND so HERE I am and THE BOYS all tell ME THAT l can go DOWN TO your office AND WALK right in WITHOUT EVEN seeing THE GUY that holds YOUR FIVE gallon GUMDROP. AND so I am coming DOWN SOME time when I HAVE A couple of WEEKS TO SPARE and I AM going to tell YOU HOW much all the BOYS THINK of you. But YOU'RE gone
 AWAY NOW to meet
 THE OTHER governors.
 WE DIDN'T know there
 WERE ANY other
 GOVERNORS, but We
 GUESS IT Is all right,
 ONLY THAT we won't see
 YOU ON CHRISTMAS. E so WE wish you a MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-31

the estate of Frank A .Milick of Douglas, whose property, valued at s60,000, will be distributed between his four nieces. who reside in Europe.
 FranI1 Schilling, a member of the Pinal county board of supervisors for many years and a one-time member of the state legislature, left an estate of S45, 900, which will benefit the state in the amount of sS54.S5. MT. Schil- ling bequeathed s21,000 to his niece, Annie Ruth Barker, leaving the bal ance of his property to other relatives who live in Pinal county.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-31

MRS, GEORGE HAROLD GAVIN will take up their residence at 523 East Moreland street.
 Mrs. Gavin is one of the charming members of the younger set. She attended local schools. later com pleting her education at the Northern Arizona Normal school. She is as lovely as she is clever and generally well liked.
 Mir Gavin. who is connected with the National Bank of Arizona, is also well known and liked here. He was graduated from an eastern university and later took a course at the state university.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-31
COLLECT S2,0O0 IN
 INHERITANCE TAX

Approximately 5000 was collected by the state yesterday in inheritance taxes, according to Neri Osborn, Jr., inheritance tax collector. or the amount s104O.6s was collected from
Arizona republican., 1921-12-31

There is one postal worker for ev- cry 337 persons in the United States.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-31

Sixty-one per cent of the women workers in Kansas are single.
The fool-killer., 1921-05-01
DOES GOD NEED MEDICINE?

During the past month Or two
a remarkable. advertisement has
been appearing in the papers. I
find it grinning at me in all the
daily papers, and have even seen
it in some of the religious week
lies. It is an advertisement Of
a proprietary medicine called
"Nuxated Iron" Now Of course
an ad of "Nuxated Iron" isn't
anything unusual, as we have all
been seeing:them for years. But
this one is different. It contains
a picture of the Pope Of Rome
seated on his throne with his
royal p~etticoat on, and under
meath is.a testimonial praising
up Nuxated Iron and signed by
one of the pope's toe-kissing
funkies. Thus reads the Vati-
can testimonial:
II am happy to inform you that
your gift of Nuxated Iron has ben
The fool-killer., 1921-05-01
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The fool-killer., 1921-05-01
ASK THE D O Y

Nobody holds the soldier boys,
Individually and collectively, III
higher esteem than / do, and I
would be the last man on earth
to call them towards.
But I am getting sick and tired
of this internal patriotic" song
about how our brave soldier boys
went to war willingly and gladly
for the cause of Liberty.
They met a nasty situation as
we'll as it could be met, but there
is no use to invent a great slob-
berry mess of patriotic" lies a.
bout them and pretend that they
went through that spell of hell
willingly and gladly. We all
know they went because they
were driven into it by a blood
thirsty war-machine from which
there was no escape. Why,
hang-take it, if they were so will
ing and eager to go for the pure
love of it, why did the govern
ment have to pitch in and con-
script them and drive them off
like dumb brutes? Why. didn't
the government just open it's
training camps and let the boys
go focking in of their own ac-
cord? Because the government
knew very we'll that they would
MT do it, that's why.
I have talked with lots of the
soldier boys since they came
The fool-killer., 1921-05-01

that soaks the other fellow we
just cackle over it and congratu-
late ourselves and don't lose any
sleep over whether it is right or
wrong.
But if the other fellows
scheme soaks us, then, hang-take
it all, we are mad about it.
The Jews are clear-brained and
quick-witted. They can see plum
through q thing while we Cen
tiles are getting our blamed eyes
open. There is just one thing
that the Jews have not seen yet,
because the proper time has not
come for them to see it. They
have not been able to see that
Jesus Christ was the true Mes
siah. They are being permitted
to use their wits to conquer the
world, and they are doing this
while still in unbelief. But at
the proper time Jesus Christ is
going to reveal Himself to them
Just as He did to Saul of Tarsus,
and then the whole Jewish race
will be converted in a day. They
will accept Him as their Messiah
then, and He will in reality be the
King of the Jews. And not Of
the Jews only, but of every race,
kindred and nation on earth.
Now do you begin to see where
the "good rule" comes in? Sure,
if the Jews were going to remai.7
just like they are now there
wouldn't be any advantage ir
having them over us. But the
Bible says they are going to b<
converted SUDDENLY, and Paul'S
conversion was given as a typt
of how it will be done. The Jew
ish race is now in the Saul con
dition, but it will be changed t
the Paul condition very soon.
Big things are happening il
Palestine these days. Prophecy
is being fulfilled rapidly. If 20.
want to understand what is go
ing to happen next, and if yo'
want to know what it mean
when it does happen, just kee]
Your eye on the Jews. They ar
! the key to all of these trout il
that are now upon the world.
The fool-killer., 1921-05-01

back, and l have not found one
yet who says he wanted to go, or
that he enjoyed it after he got
there. ! have not found one yet
who says he felt brave or patri-
otto or anything Of that sort. The
fact is, they were scared stiff,
just as you Or I would have been,
and they remained scared so long
that they finally became numbed
and dead ned to the danger. They
expected nothing else but to be
killed, and they didn't care much
how soon it happened. But they
were not pulled up with bravery
and patriotism, and they were
not studying anything about
making the world safe for de-
mocracy" and all that sort of
tommyrot.
My sakes alive! Just suppose
the boys had been filled with
such notions as that, how do you
reckon they would feel about it
now? They. would feel sorter
like they had bought a pig in a
poke and got nothing but the
squeal.
In the name of Mike, where
is the Liberty" that the boys
were supposed to have been
fighting for? Where is the
Peace" that was going to come
after they had licked the Kaiser?
Does anybody know?
You have probably noticed that
the soldier boys do not like to
talk about their experiences in
the war; They. never tell any
thing unless you pick it out. of
them, and then you don't get
much. The very act of talking
about it recalls the horrible
scenes that they want to forget
ay would like to blot those ter
rible years from their memory
and never think Of them again
Now would. that be the case il
they had been doing something
that they Were glad to do
something that they were PROUD
of?
To be sure, they are no
ashamed of it-they have ns
cause to be ashamed. They ar,
mot personally to blame for VIVA:
they were forced into. They wen
because the war-machine said go
and they couldn't help them
, selves.
Il But what / object to is thi
fool habit of saying that the.
WANTED to do it, and that the,
strutted around feeling BRAY
! and patriotic while doing it.Tha
: is an Internal lie, and any soldie
$ who went through hell in Franc
7 will tell you SO.
DOES GOD NEED MEDICINE
The fool-killer., 1921-05-01
PAGE THREn

accepted with particular gratitude By
the Holy Father, who, persuaded By
it's beneficial effects, and after having
it specially analysed by the director or
the pharmacy Of the Vatican, for1nus
lates the most sincere wishes that yoaa,
product may become famous and be-
as appreciated by the public as its val
ue certainly merits. (Signed)
]. Tedescini,
Secretary of State for the Vatican"
And so it seems that the little !.
deputy-god in Rome, who claims
all power in heaven and earth,
has to take patent medicine to
keep his old wrinkley carcass
sorter patched up. It seems that
he even has a drugstore right
there in his palace, and probably
keeps a dozen doctors ready to
run with a pill-box if they hea.
the old god grunt.
Now it wouldn't look so bad
for a mere human to do that, but
for a regular op~en-faced, muzzle-
loading god to have to take medi-
cine-that's what gifts my goat.
Now let's read something a.
bout this-here god-person from
one Of his own high authorities.
[ now quote from Farraris's Ec-
clesiastical Dictionary, a stand
ard Roman Catholic authority:
"The pope is Of such dignity and
highness that he is not simply a man,
but, as it were, God, and the vica,
of God. Hence the pope is, crowned
with a triple crown, az king Of heav.
EN-, earth and hell. He is of such great
dignity and power that he occupies
one and the same tribunal with Christ.
so that whatever the pope does seems
to proceed from the mouth of God.
The pope is, as it were, God on earth,
the only prince Of the faithful of
Christ, the greatest king Of all kings.
possessing the plentitude Of power, to
whom the government Of the earthly
and heavenly kingdom is entrusted
And then to think Of such an
all-powerful being as that having
to tank up On patent b~elly-wash-
: es and stimulate his nerves witt,
poison drugs in order to keep a.
live! You see the claim is thas
I when the pope does anything il
is really God doing it, and that
means that the very God of heav.
en- was getting sorter feeble and
had to take a few bottles of Nux.
. ated Iron to purify his blood and
! tone up His system! That il
! blasphemy of the deepest dye
and the old drug-fiend in the Va
{ tican knows it. What is the uss
( for him to claim such great di
vine power when he can't evez
straighten out the kinks in hi.
, own old diseased belly?
think it's about time for Mr.
Benedictus to resign from tht
god business and set UP a peanut
stand.
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