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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-21

Mrs. Smith served light refresh
IneDfS
Milan chapter No. s2e o. E. s.,
viii celebrate the 25th anniversary
OF their chapter In the lodge rooms
this evening.
Mrs. John Kronholm and daugh-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-21

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'.-,rrrational communist effort to
.sacure the release of Sacco and
varxettf. convicted Of murder in
Massachusetts
Beds Slip into c. S.
Paris. Oct 21--CBy the Associat-
Cd Press.)-French police officials
asserted today that more than 100
members of the Young Communist
organization in Europe had slipped
through the immigration lines and
reached the United States within
the last two months for the pur-
nose of causing trouble" If the
two Italians, Sacco and Vanzetti,
were executed for the murder of
which they were convicted in Mas
sachusetts last summer.
Many of these men, the official
said. had applied for passports to
the American passport bureau in
Paris. and had been refused after
inquiry into their cases, but later
were able 10 GET 10 AnerlCd Dy oln-
er means.
The police are now working on
the theory that some of these com
munists, who failed to get through
the lines, after having been refused
passports, were responsible for the
bomb sent to Ambassador Herrick
which blew up in his home on We'd
nesday.
Italian Voices Threat.
This theory is the result of a
threat made by a young Commun-
list, who said he was an Italian, at
the American passport offices here
last Monday, when the officials told
him they could not give him a wise
for America unless he con1ormed
with the regulations. The appli-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-21
HERRICK Gets
MANY THREATS
THROUGH MAIL

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Graham guardian., 1921-02-25
BAPTIST CHURCH
NNNANA~~~A~

Our regular service next Sum-
day with Sunday School at 1000
a. m. Preaching At Hoo a, "A.
and 7:30 p. m.
Young Peoples meeting in the
church at $50 .. m.
Prayer meeting and choir prse-
tice at 7:30 each Thursday even
ing.
The regular annual business
meeting of the church will he
held in the church Thursday
evening, March 8. This meet
ing is for the purpose of electing
officers and setting plans for Che
work of the church in accordance
with our State Convention reQu.
lations. All members, workers
and friends to our work are asked
to be present. Reports from the
different departments will be re.
ceiVed. Special features for next
Sunday will be a solo by Mrs.
Austin Rhoads in the morning
and a solo by Mrs, Will Waddell
N tbe evening.
HARDrE CONNER, Pastor.
Graham guardian., 1921-02-25
Notice of Election
To Establish a Drainage
District

Upon the 7th day Of February, 1921,
the Board of Supervisors of Graham
County, State Of Arizona, consisting
of II. j. Dowdle, Chairman; James A.
Mcbride, Jr., Member, and G. NJ. Purs-
ley, Member, met at its office in the
court house, at Stafford, County Of Ora
ham, State of Arizona, in regular ses'
sion. Upon motion of c. M. Pursley'
seconded by James A. Mcbride, lr.,
the Board Of Supervisors Of said Ora
ham County, unanimously determine
that the petition filed with said boarc
on the 7th day of February, 1921, com
piled with the requirements OF Paa
graph ba27, and Paragraph 642s, O
Chapter s, Title IS, of the Revised
Statutes of Arizona, 1918, and unanl
mously passed and adopted the follow
ing resolution and order:
Graham guardian., 1921-02-25
TIE Age Of Washington.

Msvsvsr his military fame may ex-
cite ne wonder Of mankind, u Is chiefly
BY hfs civil magistracy that Washing
toa's sxampis will instruct them.
sush q chief magistrate as Washing
ton appears like the pole star In clear
sky, b direct the skillful statesms;i.
HIS presidency will form an epoch end
be distinguished as the age OF Wash.
mgtsn. Already 1t assumes Its high
place IN the political region. Like the,
Milky Way, It whitens along Its aIlot-
ted portion Of the hemisphere. The
iatsst generations OF men win surve :.
through the telescope of history. the
space where so many virtues bid
thaY rays and delight to separat., ,harn
int groups ana distinct WIZ A.
the best illustration Of tb'' N the uvlnp
monument to which n. srst ~ ns.
eriss would hare y o.en 70 -consIgn his
~ mS W snest prayer to heaven
ss ~ Wv Try may subsist, even In
[se'S [ e'S day. in the plenitude OF its
V 49, and happiness and mingle its
ssss0 s glory with Neutrality-suspicious.
aea
Graham guardian., 1921-02-25

s.sss men In camp unit for duty for
want sf clothes. OF this number
searscfy q man had pair Of shoes. Al
thoufh the total Of the army exceeded
1900 men, the effective rank and file
Amounted to b.o12. Their clothes were
h txttsrs. The Quaker Isaac Potts
tsiis 10 Of washington's prayer at Val
ley rsrss, how, az he traversed the for.
est No heard q fervent voice. Ap-.
preaching nearer. whom should he be-
hold, In q kind Of bower, but the COM
nnandsr IN chief on his knees praying
10 ths Ruler Of the Universe. At the
moment when Friend Potts, concealed
by the trees, came up. Washington was
intcreeding for his beloved country.
When he reached home his wife asked
the reason for his agitation.
= have this day seen,' replied he,
WHIST I shall never forget. II George
Washington be not man Of God, am
mistaken. and still more shall be dis
appointed II God, through him. does
act perform some great thing for the
souxy.'"
Graham guardian., 1921-02-25
Drainage District-YES---------l
Drainage District-No-------

= For Director District No. /
= For Director District No. 2
- For Director District No. g.
The voter shall indicate his vote foi
or against the proposition submitted
RY placing a mark (X) in the square
opposite the group of words expressing
his choice, and for three directors by
writing in the name of the person
voted for.
(6). The Board of Supervisors shall
cause the ballot to be printed, and de-
liver sufficient number to the judges
appointed to supply the voters there
with.
(O. No ballat for or against said
question shall be received by the judges
unless the person offering the same
shall be the owner of real property
situated within the boundaries of such
district and who shall have paid taxes
as shown by the County Tax Roll. next
preceding the date of such election ard
shall possess all the qualifications re-
quired of electors under the general
election laws of the State.
(S). The returns of. said election shall
be submitted to the Board of Supervis
ors Of Graham County, Arizona. on the
Graham guardian., 1921-02-25
THATCHER NEWS

Miss Beatrice Woods left Wed
nesday morning Phoenix where
she will visit with her sister Mrs
j. A. Dorsey for a couple of weeks
Leo Layton is in town thi.
week with a load Of oranges.
Mrs. Charlotte DowdIe came
here Saturday from Douglas tc
attend "Curtiss Reunion.
Mrs. Constant D. Smith, the
teacher of the first grade who
has been very i'll for the past
week, is able to teach this week.
Hugh Everly who has been
visiting with relatives and frirnds
in town returned home in Miami
Friday morning.
The Damron Confectionery and
Grocery Store at Thatcher, well
comes you to their store. A full
line of staple groceries, also con-
fectionery. Just west Of the
bank, Thatcher. 52-4t
The Curtiss Reunion was held
in the L, D. S, hall Saturday.
The Drama The Wrong Mr..
played here Thursday
evening was a great success.
Miss Bulah |. Coon and Dr..
Bloom were visitors in town last
week in the interest of the Smith
Hughs work.
Two basketball games have
been played between the Thatch-
Graham guardian., 1921-02-25
IS HAlloFD SPOT
Valley Forge wM rr An rhMs %
Held IN elrssSs Rsmsts
BY AMwasara

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their sufferfsss sae - sW ssAlinssk
sense by their fSstfsuee. khst wtxtss
at Valley rsrvs sxpsssss tfs ssaresS
from Moscow, s5s tss AnSxfsSs 10.
roes and thefy evxt ssnxxHsus sr
dured through wss ssss wfss~ frsssza
Of feetnR
SLOW comss " sfr." sara wsshfnr
ton to the ofiess ss Asy marched snts
the valley, @tasst I have tvSsssS the
march Of ysur trssDs by tAs Bse6-
stains on the sfsscs ssssadf Nsss
there no shsss in shs ssmmfssxry-s
stores, that tfiis sa4 speeh(s a b Ss
seen along shs ysSfs kfgAwxy
The officer ssyfsst ~wHs. sksss
were issued tas SsgfMssts wsts sssvsS
in turn II wSs sfy nsfsfsytuns - be
among the last sns t6s stsses kseumi
exhausted"
WashinytsSS Nnsasss were Il ne
Graham guardian., 1921-02-25
LOCAL FILM STAR DEVEL.
OPED

Quite a large crowd was ont
Sunday, the 20Cn, near Thatcher,
to see the picturing of the fam.
Gus play, The Flaming Arrow"
in which a local boy, Bill, was
taking the leading part. This
picture was filmed by the Super
Graft Film Co., of which C, A.
Reneer, of Thatcher, Is Presi.
dent. Mr.. H. F. Devine was di.
rector of picture BadgerHargrew
was camera man. Quite a few
of the stars of the company Were
present including Miss Ro-,,ance
and Miss WorthinGtcf, who ma.
t.erlaily assisted in preparing the
!sclal expressions of the star OF
the play, also Mr.. Snlpuous, who
is secretary of the company.
Owing to the novelty of a pic.
ture being made in the local val.
ley, about Is people were out.
Among the old faces in the crowd
were Alb. Stevens, Of Stafford,
and Ed. Claridge, of the Big
Ranch, who later took the Lead
in badger fight.
Mr.. Cook certainly presented
a wonderful appearance in his
western garb, aided materially
by his big beaver hat which has
been added to his wardrobe since
his debut on the local stage in
the Altoona Cowboy. Mr.. Cook
was riding pinto pony, loaned
him for the occasion. The spec-
tators We're held in nervous ten
sion during the riding perform
ance, but We're moved to tears
on beholding their star being
abused on the mountain side by
Brit Percival. No doubt the Gila
Valley Water Users will 90 into
the matter as one hill that could
be used as a watershed was de-
molished by the star uprooting
the boulders by end over end
tumble from the top. Another
amusing occurrence was the star
being chased off the hill in his
undershirt, mounting his pinto
for a quick getaway, only to be
roped and brought back on foot
at the end of a lariet.
Mr.. Cook displayed wonderful
talent in portraying facial emo
ton as he chased the heroine
over the hill, and was showered
with congratulations from spec
tators and promoters for his ar
tistic work,
Mr.. Cook has placed his appli-
,ation with the company as a
star, swearing to smoke Bull |
Durham hereafter. No doubt !
lis stage name will be Bill Dur
lam Cook.
The crowd not being satisfied
With the days exhibition were
lesirous of seeing the badger
Don Pace captured in the imple-
nent yard of.the Big Six, have a
light with one Of the local do S.
Bill Mortesen claimed to have
he best fighting tog in town, so
le was led in for the ray. Wayne
Graham guardian., 1921-02-25
District No. 5

Beginning at point 80 rods west OF
the Southeast corner Of the Northwest
quarter of the Northwest quarter OF
Section 4, Township South, Range 25
East, where line 80 rods west of the
quarter section line and parallel to it
intersects the north bank of the Union
Canal; thence following the north bank
of the Union CaHa| in westerly direc-
tlon one-half mile n,ess or less TO the
Southeast corner of the Southwest
quarter of the Southeast quarter of
Section 80, Township 6 South, Range 25
East; thence running north on the quar-
ter section line two miles more or less
to the Southeast corner of the South
west quarter of the Southeast quarter
Of Section 20, Tognship6 South, Range
% East; thence running In north
westerly direction one-third mile more
or less to the Southwest corner of the
Northwest quarter of the Southeast
quarter of Section 20, Township G
south, Range 25 East; thence running
north on the half section line one-half
mile more or less to the Southwest
corner of the Northwest quarter of the
Northeast quarter of Section 20, Town
ship 6 South, Range 25 East; thence
running east one-duarter mile more or
less to the, Southeast corner of the
Northwest quarter Of the Northeast
quarter of dSection 20, Township 6
South, Range rs East. thence running
in a Southeasterly direction one-half
mile more or less to point 80 rods
west and 20 rods south of the Northeast
corner of the Northwest quarter of the
Southwest quarter Of Section 81, Town
ship South, Range 2s East; thence
running north on line 80 rods west of
the quarter section line and parallel to
1T one and three :quarter miles to the
point of beginning.
ca. This resolution and order shall
be entered of record in the minute book
of the board of Graham County, and
the clerk of the board is hereby author
lied and directed to effectuate the var
ious provisions thereof.
Passed and adopted this 7th day Of
February, A. D. 1921.
-.... H. J. DowDLE,
Chairman Board of Supervisor.
JAMES A. MCBRIDE, Jr.,
Member.
C. NJ. PURsLEY,
.... ....f.a Member.
ATTEST; ,... . ... ..
MARTIN LAYTON, ...
Clerk Board of Supervisors of
Graham County, Arizona.
First publication, Feb. 25, 1921.
Last publication, Mar. 4. 1921.
Graham guardian., 1921-02-25

The Qamron Confectionery and
Grocery Store at Thatcher, well
comes you to its store. A full
llne of staple groceries, also con
Fectlonery. Just west of the
bank, Thatcher. 52-4t
Graham guardian., 1921-02-25

er Public School and the Safforc
school. The Thatcher bows col
one game and the Stafford bays
the other.
Fred Dobbs arrived hero Wed.
nesday from Idaho to lI8i. 90. d
few days.
Joe Hanlev who has been visit,
ing in town for the past week re,
turned to his home in Flagstaff
Thursday.
The Damron Confectionery and
Grocery Store at Thatcher, wei.
comes you to It's store. A full
line of staple groceries, also
confectionery. Just west of the
bank, Thatcher. 52-4t
Tone Tenney arrived home
Wednesday TO visit with relatives.
Mrs. Isabelle Pace went to Cliff
ton Friday 10 attend a Smith.
Hughes convention held there.
She returned home Sunday.
Mr.. Cooper has moved into the
house formerly occupied by Frank
Martini.
The Relief Society gave a So
cial last week to its members. A
program was carried out after
which dainty refreshments were
served.
A party was given at the home
of Miss Norma Mickleson last
Wednesday evening. All those
present reported having a good
time.
The Damron Confectionery and
Grocery Store at Thatcher, vel
comes you TO its store. A full
line of staple groceries and co.,
tectlonery. Just west Of the
bank, Thatcher. 52-4t
A delightful party was given
last Friday night at the home Of
Cressa Cuff. The evening was
spent in music and games after
which dainty refreshments cake
and cocoa were served. Those
enjoying the affair were Misses
Irene Wilson, Ruth Johnson, La
Verda Moody, Della Alfred, Ar
media Damron. Leona Sims, La
Rue Cnlarson, Berniece Lee, Ver.
ona Bluff, Lena Skousen, Joanna
Smith, Mildred Philips, and Ora
Cluff, Messrs Dearld Stowell,
Grant Woods, Carl John, Henry
Merrill, Vergal Phlhps, John
Mlckleson, Juniu5 LaytSn, Lowell
Ballard, Charles Tylor, Eugene
Tyler and Edsin Nelson.
Mrs. Oscar Layton is quite sick
this week.
The Damron Confectionery and
Grocery Store at Thatcher, well
comes you to its store. A full
line of staple groceries, also con
Fectlonery. Just west of the
oank, Thatcher. 52-4t
Graham guardian., 1921-02-25

Skousen was eho.en 3, hold the
vicious dog, but a long time
elapsed before man was found
70 SEE tbat the dog and bad ger
Won j lave an even break. Mr..
HTrren who was loter named
Badge Harg' ew. was chosen,
although he was very reluctant
to accept the Office, being afraid
that the matter might. end in a
free-for-all gun fghl. However,
he finally consented. mounted
the box, grabbed the rope and
brought the badger forth for
slaughter.
Graham guardian., 1921-02-25
rine and he said. spoor fell

lowsp
AT no period Of the war" writes
Chief Justice Marshall, "had the Amer
lean army been reduced to a situa-
tion Of greater peril than during the
winter at Valley Forge. More than once
they were absolutely without food.
There was seldom at any time guam
tity Of provisions sufficient for a week
The returns Of the first of February
exhfbissd the astonishing number of
Graham guardian., 1921-02-25
DISTRICT No, !

Beginning at the Southeast corner of
the Southeast quarter of the Southeast
quarter Of Section 33, Township 6
South, Range 20 East, running South
on the section line a miles more or less
to a point near the Southeast corner of
the Northeast quarter of the Southeast
quarter of Section 4, Township South,
Range 25 East where the North bank
of the Union Canal intersects the said
section line; thence following the North
bank Of the Union Canal in a westerly
direction = mile more or less to point
20 rods East of the center of Section a,
Township 7 South, Range rs East:
thence running North on line 20 rods
East of the half section line and par
allel to it one and five-eighths miles
more or less to point 20 rods east and
30 rods South of the Northwest corner
of the Southwest quorter of the South
east quarter of Section 2l, Township 6
South, Range 25 East; thence running
in a southeasterly direction one-fourth
Graham guardian., 1921-02-25
ror the Liver and Bowels

when your liver and bowels become
...riS ret bottle Of Chamberlain s
T.blsts. They will tone up your iVer
nd cause a gentle movement OF the
howels. They also improve the diges-
Graham guardian., 1921-02-25

mile more OF less to the Southeast cor
ner of the : outhwest quarter of the
Southeast qt rter of Section 81, Town
ship 6 S,uti'. Range 25 East; thence
continuing Suutheasterly direc-
tion one-nal mile more or less to
the Southeas corner OF the Southeast
quarter of the Northeast quarter of
Section %, ownship South, Range
25 East; thet e running south along the
section line o. and cne-half miles more
or less to Il ; point of beginning.
! frict No. 2
Beginning a. a point 20 rods cast of
the cen or CT ection 4, Township 7
South, kange % Fast, where line 20
rods East Of he half section line and
parallel to i ;-'5acts the North bank
of the Union Canal; thence following
the North bank of the Union Canal in a
westerly direction one-half mile more or
less to a point 80 rods west Of the
Southeast corner of the Northwest
quarter of the Northwest quarter of
Section A, Township 7 South, Range 25
East; thence running North on line
80 rods West of the quarter section line
and parallel to it one and three-quarter
miles more or less to point 20 rods
South and 30 rods West of the North
east, corner of Northwest quarterof the
Southwest quarter of Section 2l, Town
ship South, Range rs East, thence
running ia a seutheasterly direction
one-half .Aiie more or less to point 20
rods East and 80 rods South of the
Northwest corner of the Southwest
quarter of the Southeast quarter of
Section q, Township South, Range rs
East; thence running south on line 20
rods East of the half section line and
parallel to it one and five-eighths miles
more or less to the point of beginning.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-06-23

as the next chief justice. President
Harding is not expected to appoint
the new chief justice until just before
the court convenes in October.
10000
Regulations for the sale of beer as
medicine will be delayed because of
necessary revisions in the tentative
draft of the regulations. Internal
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-06-23

full gems of literature something like
this: After taking sixteen bottles of
old DR.. Whoopemuplizajan bile
Buster and liver renovator, I feel like
a new creature. Before l commenced
taking the Buster was hardly able to
get out of bed before 10 O'Clock in
the morning and was constant SUI
ferer from cold feet and populism.
heartily recommend the Buster and
Renovation for all the ills flesh is heir
to. 1t is also good for improving toe
Signed, ]. Smith, of Jones
Vile -
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Appointment of Major Roy Haynes
of Hillsboro, Ohio, as prohibition
commissioner to succeed John F.
Kramer, resigned, was announced at
the White House last week. Haynes
is newspaper editor and had the en-
dorsement of the Anti-Saloon league
and Senator Willis of Ohio. Kramer
had been ready to resign ever since
the advent of the new administration.
10000
Attempts were made by bomb
throwers to kill Russell Bowers, prose-
cutting attorney of Tuscarawas coun-
tt, Ohio, and L. o. Haug, safety
director of Dover, both of whom have
been active in enforcement of the
prohibition laws in the county. Dyna-
mite bombs were thrown on the
porches of the homes of the two off
Gals from passing automobiles.
10000
Two American soldiers in the army
of occupation in Germany have died
as a result of wounds inflicted by a
highwayman on the Weissenthurm-
Andernach road. Military police say
the men were stopped at midnight by
the bandit who demanded money.
The secretariat of the League of
Nations has received from the Hun
garian charge at Berne formal appli-
cation for the admission of Hungary
to the league The application will
be taken up in September.
10000
Transcontinental railroads have an
nounced a reduction in the rates on
carload shipments of vegetables,
melons and apples. A new rate of
SITS per hundred pounds on vege-
tables and melons, including canta-
loupes from Pacific coast terminals
and intermediate points TO destina-
tions east of Chicago and the Missis-
sippi river will be made effective at
the earliest possible date.
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Associate Justice Day of tn U. S.
supreme court is now being talked of
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-06-23
10000
Bans Ads of Ouacks

Publication in any newspaper or
other written or printed paper of any
advertisement for the treatment or
cure of venereal diseases, etc, or the
sale of any drug, medicine, compound
mixture, appliance or any means
whatever for the cure of such ills, is
prohibited in Washington in a law
passed by the last legislature. Any
publication publishing such advertise
ments is guilty of a misdemeanor.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-06-23
Revenue Commissioner Blair has an
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Germany made another payment
last week of several million dollars
toward the allied Preparations account.
1t was reported in Wall street that
the sum was approximately $14,3OO-
600.