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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
FORMALlTY J0LTED.
American Farm Boys in Germany
Astonish Natives by Breezy
Greetings.
by Assoola.ed rresa 10 Every Evening

bS hosocihtsd i'Feba To EVERY Evening
Berlin. Feb. 23.--lrormality and ccra.
mony received rather rough iolta dur
Ing tour of Germany Just completed
by hfteon American farmer boys who
came to this country with n shipload
of milch cows given to Germany by
farmers in tho United 2tates. The
young mon have returned to Berlin
after trip of sixteen days to many of
the principal citiea of tho country. They
are natives of Indiana. Kansas and
Texas
reception committees which gathered
at stations expecting 10 welcome a
frock coated. silk hattod delegation.
were astonished to soe the breezy
Americans swarm of their special car
and ignoring digniied burgomaaters
ana officials. extend their hands In
greoting to farmers. shouting:
You fellows work, your hands are
callouscd"
w. T., Schmidt representative Of the
German Red cross. who ACCOMPANIED
tho Americana was always at hand to
explain matters.
Germans don't understand thcm.' he
SAID today They are awfully decent
follows and polite In their way too
'@'N' , ''fa'' ~ - lNlity IlIlnE on a street
car last night got up promptly and
gave women their seats Tho Germans
on board kept their seats Tho trouble
was mntter OF viewpoint merely"
The only unpleasant incident occur
rod at BoChum. where the Americans
wore criticized for speaking English
Why don you speak German
man asked them You are in Germany
and not America
We speak what we want to" came
tho quick rejoinder from n KRuaan. and
the matter Was abruptly dropped
The Americans after being given their
nrst sight of Germany declared thoy
liked tho country but Peter Andres,
az ElbinR kanAas. summed ~ the
son ntinerta of tho party by aayinE
There "a too much misery here
There are too many rich and too many
poor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
STOMACH TROUBLE
AFFECTED HIS HEART
Could hardly breathe. Eats anything
now, and does his farm work.

For years | suffered with indiges-
tion, constipation and accumulation of
gas which affected my heart at times
so / could hardly get my breath
lived on raw eggs. toasted bread and
hot water. and still suffered | tried
several doctors for three years. but
since taking AIilks Emulsion I have i'm
proved SO that / can do my own farm
and store work Can eat most any
thing. have gained % pounds and every
body speaks OF how 1t has helped me -
4. Henley. Rio Vista. Va L. l. Box l57
Indigestion is seldom cured by diges-
tive food and n corrective medicine. It
gest food. They like physics pills. etc
make slaves of the stomach.
Miks Emulsion ia a plea SAINT, nutri
tive food and a corrosive medivine. II
restores healthy, natural bowel action
doing away with all need of pills and
physics. II promotes appetite and
quickly puts the digestive organs in
shape 10 assimilatc food. As a builder
OF flesh and strength, Milks Emulsion
Is strongly recommended To those whom
sickness has weakened, and is 4 power
fui aid in resisting and repairing the
effects Of wasting disea ses. Chronic
stomach trouble and constipation are
promptly relieved 1t produces remark
able results in colds coughs and bron-
chial asthma
This is the only solid emulsion made
and so palatable that it is eaten with
spoon like ice cream. Truly wonderful
for weak sicNly children
No matter how severe your case, YOU
are urged to try MiIks Emulsion under
this guarantee-Take six bottles home
with you. use it according TO directions
and il not satisfied with the results
your money will be promptly refunded.
Price 75c and $3.50 per bottle The
Milks Emulsion Co. Terre Haute. Ind
Sold by druggists everywhere.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
DR.. Daniel G. Carey, of Elmlra, N. Y,
Eminent Kidney Specialist, Retire
Leaves His Famous Prescription No IT. Nsrhroa, " M
World Says II Has Helped Thousands D-,,ygigto
to Guarantee II IN Every Instance

A brilliant prysf~isn dniRen' student
md nhovn all 81 man ~ great 'rfrl'ncf
he made tho study of thSae flesasea tls
Itfas work
During his forty year, ~ corstart
practice Dr Daniel r. Carey devoted
almost his entire lie u the ztudv -
thia most important branch ~ IA esficine
3 M his nIcreHH ~ - weIl known 49,
Almost phenomenal
II Dr carey never dfd anything elise
in his long pTaiseworthy career huf dis-
cover Mar shroot his gaTne roilla iva
iong after hia useful lie had ended
Watch The symptoms WAS TJr Carev'E
advice The finiest signals 0ftrn nd
cats that the Kidneys are aulnz and
need attention Dry skin. FOR Instance
and little specks doating before thn
eyes. Sometimes the feet feel heavy
"a II your shoes we're fun u ead o.
ten the i0inta ache 0r yOu nave quick
dartlns Dains shooting through ne
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
c. HANNEVIG. INC. INSOLyENT
Ship Brokers Placed in Hands cf Re.
ceive.s ON Claim Of S52 600

Christopher Hannevig, Inc, ship brok
srs 3 Broadway, have been placed il
the hands Of receivers by Judge Marion
IL the United States District Court
IL New York, on petition Of Osler Wade.
Z. Sohoolmaker Co Inc, and the Eoui-
table Trust Co on claims aggregating
So, 900 The petition alleges thar the
alleged bankrupt has liabilities approx
mating $SDi', 900 with free assets of only
So. 600 L i stated IL the petition that
- suits are now pending against Hanne
slg either individually or as Hannevip
4 Co. il an attempt 10 collect $500, 900
and that the business Of c. II Hannevig
nc, is 50 interviewer with Hannevie
individually and with his other companies
taat only reeiver acting under direc-
tons Of the ocurt can straighten OUT
tine affair. 1t is stated that EannevIg
has coal contracts which brirg him a
rct income Of from $50, 900 10 $4,000
q month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
PLAN EDUCATIONAL
Continued from page /

adopted laat night ~ representatives,
Of national and international unions NJ
iliated In the American Federation Of
Labor
Tn" declaration. which wns approved
| after nn All day conference here. At
| which Samuel Gonpera. president of the
federation. presided. nlEo ealied fnl the
Immediate restoration Of exemptions
from the repeal OF all anticofnbi=
nation and so-called conspiracy lawa
Organized labor. In tho "eiara tian
set forth nt length the prtucipleF for
which IL stands and CalR upon the pee
pie of tho United States 10 rally with
labor to the defense of our imperilled
American Institutions
EMPLOYERS are warned In the decinra
ton that labor not only luaiafa npou
maintaining the present rtandatds ~
wages and working conditions Tut de
clnrea Its solemn purpose 10 continue {"
struggle to further improve those stand
arsfs'
Tho declaration charged aotne eln
plnyara" IN the United States with sap
porting at times IN secret. some 'f
the "tnRldinus propaganda ~ radical
European fanaticisn' because of thor
common nntagouiam 10 tho trad" nnian
movement "
Repeal by tho stataa of all Industrial
court laws and All restrictive and eoef
civa laws. including the commonly
ltnown open port" Inv ~ Texns. WIS
demanded. together with freedom from
decisions ~ courts hnlding trnde unions
and Individual members thereof atie
ii damages for the unlawful acts n
othera
orhcr reoommen ndations mnde by The
conference III the declaration included
Prohibition of Immigration for
period 81 not loas than two years
More general application ~ the initin
tive and referendum In the political
Affairs of the United states and Of the
states
lternoval ~ tho power Of courts .
declare unconstitutional laws enacted
hy ConRrcas.
Election of judgcn
Restoration of nm adequats Federal
employment service
Administration of credit aa a public
trust in The interest Of ali tho people.
Investigation by Congresn of the ac
tlttty OF private detective agencies II
the field of industrial relations.
The declaration also called upon the
workers to resist" all efforts 70 destroy
tho trade unions. whether by the false
OF the open shop" the uEurped |
authority OF courts through wrtts Of in
junction or otherwise
We call for united support In the |
protection Of atandards of wages and /
conditions already gained, the declara
ton added and summon the WORK
crs TO continue efforts 10 Increase the /
consuming power raise The standards |
and improve the conditions of life ana /
work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Public service Company
sarterly u II per cent on preferred
alb, Aprl
Barr. company. quarterly Of per
uf 81 common. and j ? per cen, or
.fer1ed payable March 10
tsoston ard Albany Railroad com
aly. al p,r eeat. PAYABLE March 81
Chloaco 1"I.phuHc Company quar-
: rly ~ : pe. cent. payable March IL
CANADIAN Steamship Lines. Limited
quarterly ~ :, per cent ON preferred
Hupp Motor car Corporation. quar-
tory 81 : pel cent on preferred pay
sh'c April
t4cka wanna steel Companz quar-
rly Of ] I. per cent on common. pay
BE March q
Montana Power COMPANY. euarterJ1,
y of ] per cent on common. and
. per cent on preferred. payable April
Tonopah Belmont Mining Company
5 per cent payable April 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP cATARRH
Tells How To Open CIogged Nos
trils and End Head Colds.

You feel fine in few moments Your
cold in head or catarrh will be gone. Your
clngged nostrils will open. The air pas
sages Of your head will clear end you can
breathe freely No more duIlness, head
ache; no hawking and snuifling, mucous
discharges or dryness; no struggling for
breath at night
Tell your druggist you want small
bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm. Apply a
little Of this fragrant, antiseptic cream
IN your nostrils, let it penetrate through
everv air passage of the head: soothe
and heal the swollen iniiamed mucous
membrane, and relief comes instantly
H. s just what every cold and catarrh
sufferer needs. Don't stay stuffed-up and
miserable
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
JAP SENTRY SENTENCED.
Slayer Of Iangdon Gets Month for
False Statements

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Toxic. Feb. 38-Toshigora Ogasa-
wara the sentry who shot Lieutenant
IanRdon of the l. 8 S. Albany Al
NIadivostok last month and who was
acquitted by court martial. has been
sentenced To a months imprisonment
for making Il false statement before
that tribunal. Colonel Horiucui. Major
Ishikawa, Captain kuramoto and Lieu
tenant Imoto. superior officers in the
scutrys regiment. have been sentenced
TO terms of imprisonment varying from
a week To a month for falling TO train
and instruct the sentry properly re-
garding his duties
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
GUY BLAMES WIFE.
Dtminuiiye Negro Accuses His Spouse.
Much Larger, of Making Trouble

Edward Guy. 20s West Fifth street, .
colored innn. little more than five feet
IN height, told mIeh strange tale ~
Municipal Court today, whe1 he wac ar-
raRned on q charge If breach of the peace
thpf Judgr Hastings ordered the caae ron
lintied n wce for invea ipaflo9 bv Detec-
tive Horace Mcllanel The charge VA
preferred bY his Mife. who II taller and
much heavier than Guy She said her
husband beat her npnnd tore hcr clothes
Judge didn't touch her I'm too
small to fight her, f,ut declared Only
lns month she and her big sister jumped
me and hcaf me lIp She left me SIX months
npo aad allowed her 70 COME bnck when
she promised to do better. but. ludgr. she
an been dom better she n much worse
gave her money t. 70 To market and she
bought meat and put it on the stove and
there Il - now Shf wouldnt cdok y and
had to get ms own supper
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
SL0AN'S GOES RIGHT
TO The ACHING SPOT
You fwn Just Ten ~ ia g~aisIsy
Stimulating Od0r That "a is
Going % DO fou Coca

Thousands ~ men and 00uion. rhsn
tho least little rhsunhtt ~crick" a.
nsils them. have Hioans fAnimsnf HANDY
20 knOch H out Popular ovsF a third
uf a century n.g0,-far mare pourIlaF A.
day
That's iecso-s y IN ~ v0ufsrfuliy
helpful IN relisvtng external aches ntf
pains scintica. luunbaso harknfiIf.
neuralgia. OverHtrainod Huscies. gi~
jointn. Weather aEpfsEtra results
little la All that b. nase-srlrv. fuf o. Tffr
penefratss without rubbing ~ ne -
FE5pt no munz. no stained skin
All drugUfgfe- a. To- ff6r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
s4f 900. 900 ron AGRICULTURE.
Senate Appropriation H. 80 .ooO, 600 Over
Current Year.

Washinpton feb ~ 'Dver running
IRE from Senators who presented dc
taihd objections - ita pr0p0aala for IN
creased expenditures the Senate last
night passed The Agricultural ApprOpris-
ton bill carrying approximately Bl 900
900 for the operation ~ that department
for the year beginning meet June.
This amount ~ nearly H1VD,O OOO ~
ekof75s oi appropriations Tor the cinrent
year and almost BpO,WB ~ exness ~
amounts allowed by ihe loage. 20 which
it was sent for conference after Tho goo-
ate'n action
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
LAUNCH BLUE HEN STATE.
Mrs. Wilson's Niece is Sponsor when
Vessel Goes Into Water,

Philadelphia. Feb 24-C1nrn 7. BOIL
ing lI-year-old niece of Mrs Woodrow
Wilson. sponsored the combination cargo
and passenger steamship Blue Hen
State. named In honor Of the state Of
Delaware. which was launched ycster-
day at the New York shipyard. Camden.
X
The vessel IL tho last OF it's type Of
seven ships built al the Camden yard
FOR the Shipping Board and will be al
located 10 the Ward Line Of New York
which also viii operate the Centennial
state The vcssel is 522 feet long
Miss Boiling is the daughter Of Il
W Boiling. Of Washington treasurer
cf the shipping Board who. with Mrs
Boiling. witnessed the launching
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
SAYS JAPAN IL HELPLESS.
/ oreign Minister Admits California Is
Acting Within Rights.

b. Associsted Press to Every Evening.
Toxic, Feb. 23.-Japan can do moth
ing TO invalidate anti-Japanese legis-
lation Ia California, declared Viscount
Tckida. Foreign MinlHter, IN the diet
here today.
"Califoruia's legislation he said, ''is
injurious TO Japanese interests, but
that State has been acting within her
constitution and also that Of the United
Statea."
The Foreign Minister spoke in reply
TO Baron Yoshiro SakatanL who asked
if the japanese government was doing
anything TO counteTact this movement
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
TT uLTY roNDERs NEW OFFER
Wilson Would Make Him Member Of
Unconditional Cnmntiaalnn

Nnshingtol. Fcb - President VII
son ycstef'av pfoffered Joseph Tutnultv,
hla private serrotars fpr 10 years. an
appointment nn the international Ioint
. commission, which IL entrusted with ar
bltrailon Of disputes between the I nited
Stntes and Ganada In confirming the
tender of tho aprrplotfnent Mr. T,rnulty
aalt
u e tni' Tint the President hss Iust
asked rnc 10 accopt an aptoinf,nenf on
the International foiaf Commission
fery much appreciate the generous offer
af tho President htft havn not had tiruq
10 dccile tn matter ha.r le-ep ex-
ceedinVls hisy ~ finally digpasi5ty of the
afTalrs of nv affire ~ prrparnfton fer
engaging ~ tho practIco AZ ia1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
WILSON MODE BENEFACT0R
OF VALLEY FORGE SOCIETY
Hy Associated Press to Every Evening

Valley Forge Pa. Feb 24.-Presi-
dent Wilson, 1t was announced today
by Reverend W Herbert Burk. rector
and founder OF the Washington
Memorial chapel, has been made an
honorary perpetual benefactor OF the
Valley Forge Historical Society. and
has accepted the honor DR. Burke said
9 badge Of the society IN gold and
enamel will be presented 10 the Presi-
dent by . special committee and that a
fund Of $4,000 To endow the benefactor-
snip in his honor is being raised
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
L.crctt Z yohnaon to Nrnxe nere

Feeret' Johnson former Secretary
# state vho Fesido@ - Dover, ~ prepar
iaR, according - hls friends. to take ~
rcHidehcc ~ this city Mr. Iohaaon. is
an1loua.tt ~ Eald 70 he nearer ms publish
lHR plani - newark rnd ai~n - have bic
daughter entered ~ tho High school here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
Clothlng Thieves Invade Pnolrnn,n.

Clothing thieves who have hhep visi,-
ing the churches have begun oparatioos
IN the poolroOrns. Arthur V Griffith
FOG King street, reported 10 The fl,li~e
that al 0yercoRt was Et0lan from, nm
ON Monday night while he var plavDg
in German Hall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
Ak For bids on Lcwes school

Iiitls far the erection IF the rev school
II fre1ce have 1eon advertised for The.
mr. made rrturtnblc March when II "a
hoped contract wll ne awarded ! he
building - r. ereeieei y Elmll'ar - tho
ono ior which contract ~ Laurel wns
Ii Inat n.cE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
Dembroski's wife Relents

Frank Dembroski who was accused n
crels heating hia nife and cursing nor
was disufseod Nv Itidgc Hastings ID
Municipal Court today vhen ihc wife
s9d she was wiling e. n vt him another
ehanee II he did no' brnt her and aws ~
II her
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
LARRY kOPF HOLDS
OFT FOR $4,000

cincinnati. o.. Feb 14 Larry
kopf. holdout shortstop Of the
Cincinnati Nationals. and Man
ager Pat Moran. failed to agree
on terms yesterday. President
Herman said that kopf was de
nandine salary Of $4,000. an
advance of $1,000 over his 1920
contract. Herman said that the
club would stand pat on it's Of
fer Of $4,000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
OYateF Boats Arrive

Three oyster hoatq, we'll supplied with
freah and sai' oysters, lav anchored carr
fhis morning ~ municipal wharf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
Peter Murphy

Peter Murphy died Tuesday at his
home al Greenville. Funeral services
Will be held Saturday morning. with
requiem mass at ST Joseph's Church
ana internent in st. Josephs cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
OBITt AIRY.
Jennie r. Bailey.

The funeral Of Jennie +. Bailey. who
died Monday at North Augusta. s. r.,
will be held at Red Clay Creek Church.
this afternoon, with interment in Red
CLaA Creek celnetnr,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24

Do you want q housemaid7 Use
Every Evening want ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-24
POWDER QUOTATIONS..

Reported Daily at Noon by Laird & Co
du PODt Building.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12
CLASS 200

Members paying s2-oo each week for fifty weeks will receive on about June 10, 1922 a check for sfoooo plus interest.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12
TWO REC|TALS AT
 SCHOOL IF MUSIC

Two most excellent recitals took place Saturday at the Arizona School of Music under the auspices of the piano primary training department in charge of Mrs. Luther Steward and Mary Doyle, assistant, with violin pupils of Cornelia Luscomb, cornet of J. R. Green and expression of Mrs Dwight Earl Easley.
 The following program was given at 10:30 Saturday morning: Trio-Pas Redouble --.-.. .Streabbog Simpson Cox, Robert Donnelly
 James Rittenhouse Merry Villagers .Rolfe
 Eleanor Ullom Mazurka .... Hannah Smith
 Anna Rosenzweig Russian Dance -Seeboeck
 Helen Bellas Waltz Gaynor
 Maxine Sweeney Dancing Glover Blossoms. Virgil
 Roberta Webb Petite Humoresque ..-.--...- Virgil
 Geraldine Trachta Carcarolle in G Major ..--- .Reinecke
 Marjorie Paine Waltz ---. .--.-....-.....--- Virgil
 Robert Donnelly l The Flatterer Clayton Johns
 Ina Shugart Reading-"The Middle Child
 Mildred Ragsdale The Gavotte Mar tn
 Beatrice Lovett ! I Know a Little Maiden -..---- -Grieg
 Wilma Roberson Hand Organ Man .Tschaikowsky The Lark ....-.-.Ts .Tschaikowsky
 Dorothy Thomas | Waltz Strauss S-Gr1mm
 Virginia Wills | NJorpirO
 Maurice Hotten Youth and Joy .SchytIe
 Irma Bayless l May Song Schmoll
 Gertrude Friberg Story of the Mouse ...- Lynnes
 Ruth Emery Mazcurka ..--------.------ Virgil Helen Smith Tulip .--- I@ichner
 Gertrude Ward Trio-Maytime ..-.----.--- Rafhbun Eloise Fixaris, Madeline Atkinson
 Wilma Roberson At 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon the following program was presented: Quartette-Oxen Minuet .... Hayden Beryl Goodson. Celia North. Marjorie Gilbert. Doris Olson Waltz-Faust -..-.-. .Gounod- Grimm
 Eloise Fixaris |. itteS AhcS W II lIk Alta May Moseley Iuilp Ilchnel
 Helen Griffith Reading
 Ellen Marguerita Schnebly southern Days .-.----------.-. .Frim
 Thais Emery MlHuet m V .Deceve'
 Fannie Rice Cheerlly, Oh -.-.---..-.G .Gurlit
 Grace May Jones Minuet-Don Juan-. Mozart Grimm
 Gwendolyn Williams
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12

Dr. R. w. Craig, Dr. kimball Ban mister Dr. Robert Eaton, Dr. Louis Dysart, Dr. W G. Ellis, Dr. l. l.. Garrison, Dr. George Goodrich. Dr. Reuben L. Larsen, Dr. II. B. Gudgel, Dr. w. C. Hackett, Dr. l.. J. Hart. Dr. Fred G. Holmes, Dr. Colt I. Hughes, Dr. Madison J. Keeney. Dr. s. J. Little, Dr. T. E. Mccall. Dr. A J. Mcintyre, pr. J. J. Welcome, Dr. Mary Neff. Dr. F. A. Pruett, Dr. W G. Raber, Dr. E. Payne Palmer, Dr. Charles $. Vivian, Dr. Elton Charvoz, pr. Spencer D. Whiting, Dr. Frank J Milloy Dr. Willard Smith. Dr. Charles w. Suit, Dr. W. o. Sweek, Dr. E. NJ. Tarr. Dr. L. H. Thayer, Dr. A. NJ. Tuthill.
 The incorporation of the Doctors and Nurses Telephone Directory and operation by the Maricopa County. Medical Society was made necessary by the discontinuance of service by the Physicians Telephone Exchange which was organized and operated by H. J. Cassiday.
 Every physician in Phoenix has expressed the desire that there be but one registry or directory for nurses and that all nurses be listed on this directory as graduate, under graduate or practical nurse. They have pledged themselves to call all their nurses through this directory, telephone 1615 The public may avail themselves of this privilege when in need of a nurse.
 St Joseph's hospital and the Dea aconess hospital have discon- tinued their registry of nurses and
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12
SOCIAL EVENING
 BY FARM BUREAU

The Madison farm bureau is going to lay aside business on Friday night and have a regular social and good time. The affair will take place at the Madison school house beginning at o'clock sharp Particular att tention is going to be given to the entertainment of the women A special talk will be given under the direction of the home demonstration department
 The program will be made up of music, speaking and moving picture show After the program a real social lunch with plenty to eat will be served. The entire Madison district is invited to attend and join this occasion of good fellowship Every thing will be free
 
 Belgium will build tunnel for the street cars. vehicles and pedestrians under the River Scheldt
 It is rather difficult to secure girl stenographers in Argentina because there are no schools there in which stenography is taught
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12

 charged with the same offensc. was sentenced to serve 30 days in the county jail.
 George Dennis. who pleaded guilty to a charge of grand larceny, was sentenced to serve from one to two years in the state penitentiary with the understanding that he is to be deported to Mexico from that insu- tuition. Dennis is a Mexican youth and confessed to stealing a bicycle when he was out of funds and hungry According to the officers. he was brought to Arizona to pick cotton and desires to return to his home in Mexico
 Eloia Eyanas pleaded not guilty in the superior court to charge of manufacturing intoxicating liquor and the trial of the case was set for June 2s. Arturio Romirez pleaded not guilty to the same charge and will be tried on June 24-
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12
CLASS 500

Members paying $500 each week for lift weeks will receive on about June 10. 1922 . check for S25o.oo. plus interest