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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-06

Catre Cetitori

III No. de eri incpu pubco oeon rolumu XII din
R0mdnd de A. d. Xenop0 din erd
u r0ndn Este parG interesantd popor
care trait subjmgat sub otea srene epca
sale rationale rddune ui supranaarale de dfrma
tune dreptu cgae notiunea domnand
durot dsmanu lui secular multi snge rodnesc
dupd sd desvoarea consn rationale Epoca
romdn din princpae uptat pentrm scuuarea ugu
unirea dor suror dupd lup ance
alega u Alexandra loan Cuza Domn Prncpaor
Munenia 81 Moldora, intro sngmrd tara.
AcesOr lupte descrisc mdiestrie de
dotore unrea plairlor romdn intro sngrud tara
de astdsi.
Fdrd ocee upte srddun tdrd sdnge surgu-
mir fruntasior romdni consna naonald
rodn din Transana fl departe popor
(nu naiune) drd drept puerle recunocut
mar inlesnu (pdrte din e princpaeo
soartd fl arut neamul romdnesc.
Cei uare amme astoria acestei epoc pentru
voru cetdten romdni cedten americana
de oM cunoaste eel putin optel
insemnate din istoria neamului dn.care face pare
Cei tie mumdr sd vd nic dupd ce ati
cet tda afard foon pdral Poate avet prilejM
cumpdra cartea, 81 prinde bine cdteodad Sobe
C. f. PASCU.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-06
PROPAGANDA
coMUNIsTA lNTRE
mINERll DIN ONO

WASHINGTON, 6 Maiu.-Con-
gresul are evidenta de a propa-
gandei sovietiste care Sc face intre
minerii statului Ohio. Deputatul
Israel N. Foster q PRINT copie
q foilor volante &c se impartesc
printre muncitorii de mine din
Trimble, judetul Athens, Ohio. Co
pia ia fost trimisa de o femeie din
Trimble care descrie propaganda
mare &c q face n mijlocul mine
rilor.
! Circularnl bosevic spune intrc
altele: Ia acest an muncitorii =
mericani trebuiesc y. demonstrese.
Ei 'au motive bune. Patronii au
concediat mili1anele de muncitori
|si ian rninat sper1nd c8 astfsl vor
|aves mai mnlt profit. Numei II
Russia sovietista ~ putut muncito-
rii serbia siua AZ I Maiq @ mnnei-
teri iiberi. GuverpuE Ststelor NJ
mite stk llnga pstroni contra mum.
|citorilor ri v foloaests de forp-
Erile iudecStoresti contra mnncitopi.
|mei Nj trsbnie y diatrueela J1-
vsynnl 6tafslok Unite. Trsbue sI
! srsst,irn lln: o. punem A lDcnl M
y I -! u
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-06
ITALIA 81 INSUlA YAP
A1iatii nu castigau r4sboi,l
f&r& Statele Unite.

Paris, ) Maiu. - Contele Sfor-
"a, ministrul de externe al ltaliei,
pc timpul calatoriei sale de la
adunarea consiliului suprem din
Londra catre Paris, discutind
nota StatelOr Unite Gu privire la
mandatul Insulei zap, intre altele
a zis ca nota n'a fost discutata
formal in adunarile consiliului,
dar a avut ocazia sd vorbeasca in
chestie Gu Earl Curzon, ministrul
afacerilor streine al Engliterei.
liam spus,' a continual Con-
tele Sfroza, Ca fara Statele Uni
te razboiul nu s'ar fl caStigat.
Statele Unite ma cerut mimic 81
este indreptatit sa alba Insula
Yap. Ar fl trebuit so alba 81 gu
vernul italian doreste ca Insula
Yap sd fie Statelor Unite
lntrebat daca are vre-o Obiec-
tie sd Sc publice vederile d-sale,
G:ontele Sforza a raspuns.
In nici un caz, nici obiectie.
Asi fl bucuros ca Americana sd
site care este simtimintul guver-
nului italian in afaeerea aceasta"
'Ce crezi, care va Fl atitudinea
Japonezilor?' a intrebat cores
pondentul.
"Eu sunt cOnvins,'' raspuns
Contele Sforza, ''ca guvcrnul ia.
ponez are un simt polite prca
clar sd nu consimta."
Zee a raspuns Earl Curzon Ia
declaratiunea d-voastra GU pri.
wire la lnsula Yap?''
'Aceasta privilegiul lui Ear
CurzOn so spuna," a raspuns
Contele Sforza.
Contele 'Sforza a declarat Cd e
a fost pc deplin satisfacut c,
decisiunile consiliului suprem cl
privire la Germania.
'Ele sunt juste 81 Germanis
trebne sd lie accepte," a incheia
contele.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-06
Cehti FoiLctonuJ
REVOLUTIA DIN 1848
81 UNIREA
EBERT CAUTA OAMENl
PENTRU CABINET

BERLIN, 5 Maiu.-Presedintele
Ebert All dimineata s'a consfatuit
Gu sefii partidelor III vederea for
marii noului cabinet. Era vorba
ca sd Sc incredinteze resortul afa-
cerilor externe d-rului Mayer, am.
basadorului actual in Paris, sau
lui Stahmer care este ambassador
in Londra.
Cabinetul cantelarului Fehren-
bach a continual sd functioneze All
Ia cererea presedintelui Ebert. De-
claratia oficiala spune ca retrage-
rea guvernului Fehrenbach este I'm
resultat logic al raspunsului primit
din Washington.
La ora opt Sc credea ca cabinetul
Isl va retrage demisia panace Sc va
.priini ultimatul din Londra 81 pa
mace np Sc va clarified situatia ST
lesiei superioare.
Ziarele scriu despre necesitates
ca noul gnvern sd fie formal cat x
poate de repede ca 50 abia timp 81
examiners linitit 81 Gu minutioxi
tate termenii nonilor conditii d
desp1 1gubire u u nltinatnlui din
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0 INTtMPINARE

In numarul din IA Aprilie a. c.,
sub titlul: 20 excrocherie genia-
Ia, am publicat dupa ziarul The
Daily Times din New Philadelphia.
Ohio, patania unui roman, Andrei
Susu (Soos) care fost excrocat
ell suma de $4,000 de loan Plesea
din Dover, originar din Ludisor,
judetul Fagaras; Lazar Luca, Isl
dor Babes, 81 unul zis John.
Peste cateva zile, d. loan Plesea
VENT la redactia noastra 81 ne-a
declarat ca d-sa n a avut nici ,n
ameStec in toata afacerea aceea, ca
ell ma pus nici un ban in cutia ex-7
crocului, ca II a fost de fata la nicis
o operate a excrocilor 81 ma avuts
cunostinta de planurile urzite de.
Ell, 81 ca arestarea d-sale in cauza
Sc datoreste unor dusmani carl all
volt sal compromita 81 la primul :
interrogation a fost liberat, aflandu-~
sc ca nevinOvat.
Lam spus d-lui loan Plesea cum
sta situatia 81 daca ne procura do
vezl suntem gaia sa publican in.
tampinarea d-sale.
Fri am primit un act in care Sc
arata ca d. loan Plesea ma avut
absolut nici un asnes{ec Gu defrau-
darea lui Andrei Susu (Soos) ST
arestarea d-sale s'a facut la ccre-
rea dol indivizi, carl pare ca II 'au
fost streini de faptul comis 81 ca
sa nu sufere consecintele Cd au de-
pus marturii malitioase au 81 pie
cat din localitate.
Actul corespunzand Gu declara-
tlunile facute de d. loan Plcsea, in
interesul adevarului publican in
tampinarea d-sale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-06
REv0luJ1A DIN 1848
81 UNIREA
ODISEA SMARALDuLuI
.'2. RE6lllEI OLGA

PARIS, 5 Maiu.-Regina Olga,
muma reginei Constantins al Gre
ciei, Sc afla in .asemenea imprejl-
rari ca s'a hotarit sa vinza uncle
din giuvaericalele sale.
Regina TRIMS de curind un IT,
mar Otter gree in Statele Unite GU
0 brosa mare de smarald, GU insar-
cinarea sd obtie pc ca eel mai mare
pref posibil.
Tinarul Otter a fost 1mbracat in
haine civile. 81, a servit ca Otter
ajutor ype vaporul Reggie Alexan-
dru. e~ &.
SosiRd Ia New York n "a declarat
juvaericaua authorization vamale 81
q fost. arestat 81 detinuts douazeci
de zile. Is ' y
.Ofiterul mai fost condamnat
la % amenda de 500, care in va
loare streina q fost echivalata de
autoritatile vamale GU valoarea
brosei.
Capitanul vaporului asemenea a
fost pedepsit din cauza Cd ma in
strut pasagerii sd alba cunostinta
de regulamentul vamal al Statelor
Unite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-06
STATELE UNITE INVITA-
], TE LA ,C0NSILlUL
ALIATIlOR

WASHINGTON, 5 Maiu. ~
Presedintele Harding . discutat
aseara invitarea formala State
lor Unite se< participe Ia consiliul
pacei a puterilor aliate.
Comunicarea prin care Sc in
) vita acest guvern sd fie reprezen-
tat in comisiunea despagubirilor,
la consiliul curtei supreme 81 Ia
consiliul ambasadorilor, q fost
predata aStazi Ia departmental
statulni de Sir Auckland Geddes,
ambasadorul englez.
Charles =. Hughes, secretarul de
stat, mers indata Ia Casa Alba
81 i conferit Gu presedintele. Sc
asteapta ca guvernul sd il 0 de-
cisiune grabnica in caazs dar NJ
"a yentilat Cd &c va Fl deciyiu-
nea guvernului.
Lumea politica 9 foarte irtere.
sata in callza daca presedintele
Harding w consimti CO Gtatels
Unite ~ fie reprezentat4 a con
/ siliul aliatilor 81 asteapta Gu ne
rabdare faspunsul presedintelui
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In Roman 81 tt NegIil
GDada|Ilna6 b nloaTte
neVnOvad

Erie, PA. - In 26 Septembrie
1890 Florian Sima, 1145 Prospect
Str, fost asasinat. S'au, arcstat
trei negri 81 un roman, Gu numele
Stefan Schiopu. Pc baza procese-
lor verbale iscalite de eli curtea
Gu jurati la condamnat pc toti
patru Ia inoarte. Sentinta Sc va
executa la 8 Maiu, in cazul' ca nu
Sc va face o interventie din par
tea guvernorului.
Toti patru au fost prega-
titi pentru moartc 81 parintele
Baloiu din Alliance a 81 fost che
mat ca sa cuminece pc Stefan
Schiopu. Afacerea a luat insa o
fntorsatura care poate va schimba
toata sitnatia. Unul dintre eli, ne
grul Milton Hudson, a declarat
intr 'un process verbal ca ell singur
este asasinul 81 ca ceilalti nici nu
au fost in seara aceca i'll casa
unde s'a intImplat asasinarea 81
CD, prin urmare, ceilalti. trei sunt
condamnati find nevinovati. Ce-
re autoritatile sd nu-i trimita pc
ei la moarte ci numai pc el sim
CUR care vinovatul.
Negrii Robert Tramel 81 Viii.
liam Stragin 81 rom4hul Stefan
Schiop au facut 81 eli, din partea
lor, cate un process verbal unul
cate unul 81 spoi i6preuna il
care declara ca judecatoria = pro
|cedat in mod Illegal, deoarece pt
ei nici nu Ia ascultat 81 ia. jude:
|cat pc 'baza unui process verbal
falls. Anume advocatul lor, desig.
nat din oficiu de catra judecat0.
RE, dupa ce lea cerut una miie
dollari ca sal mantuiasca 81 dupa
ce accstia au refuzat spunind cd
sunt saraci 81 toata averea lor la
olalta nu face una mile dollari, =
lea dat spre iscalitura hartie
scrisa spuIl1nd ca aceasta este pc.
titia lor. De fapt .insa a fost un
|proces verbal in care acestia mar.
turisesc cd au omorft impreund
|pe Florian Sima. Eli, in bma ere
dinta au iscalit hirtia, de. cart
apoi judecatoria s'a folosit si id
condamnat. Advocatul, cand s'a
facut pertractarea nu ia lasat 81
sc apere spun1nd Cd judecatoris
nu-i va crede pc ei ci pc polite
care a avut motivele Ell cal Sd fis
condamnati, deoarce politia CT
sefnl dimpreuna au beut in ma
multe rfnduri GU Schiopu.
Faptele esite la iveala au stir
nit mare emotie in publicul dill
Erie, caci daca cele afirmate d.
condamnati Sc vor dovedi de ade
varate, vor Fl trase la raspunder,
multe persoane carl All sunt sluj
baSi al statului.
227 membri al parochiei dir
Weyne Str, au iscalit petit,
prin care Ger guvernorului ID sus
|pendeze executarea condemnation
Il Sd ordoneze o ancheta. Prima
rul orasului, din partea "a, . faeu
asemenea pasii necesari pc ling;
guvernorul statului in aceeagi di
lrectie.
Il / X y ~ 45St ~. 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-06
Cuvdnll roman nu
fbdeQa paapoaTte
pdltTu America

Ministrul de inferno anunta
Cd pc viitor, nici un passport
nu Sc va mai liberia celor carl
vor sd piece in America.
Asemenea pasapoarte nu Sc
v0r acorda decat femeilor carl
au soti in America 81 copiilor
carl dovedesc ca au satisfacut
'segea recrutarii 81 au parinti in
America.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-06
RESTAURANT JEFuIT

Dol oameni inarmati au intrat
All dimineata Ia ora l 80 in res
taurantul din TIA Superior ave.,
all ridicat armele 81 au dus din
cassa SUNNI de 200 dolari, apoi au
fugit 81 au scapat. Musterifi nu au
fost jefuiti.
Hotii s'au urcat fntr 'un automo-
bill care astepta afars 81 in eare
mai erau trei oalneni Politia ! d
donat D ccrcetAre. q 5s 81 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-06
TEAMA De DEZASTRU
m ENGlITERA
Patru inilioane dc lucrxtori

LONDRA, s Maiu. Patru mi
lioane de muncitori, includand 81
lucratorii mineri de carbuni in
greva, STUNT neocupati, dupa cifrele
oficiale publicate astazi, cand En-
glitera . intrat in sasea sapt8-
mana de cand dureaza greva mi
nierilor de carbpni.
Fruntasii comertului Sc tenn de
un dexastru complect daca .nu Il
poate ajunge b . intelegere Gu gre.
yistii e. sAosi reia lucrul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-06
ALIAJII AU
MARI PERDERl
IN SILESIA
B u L e TIN
VARSOVIA. 6 Maiu. :

Raporturi neconfirmate
din Sosnowice spun ca A.
dalbert Korfant, fost CO.
misar polonez pentru pie
biscitul din Silesia supe-
rioarA, care s'a proclamat
de conducatoru1 insurgen-
tilor polonezi in Silesia, a
fost arestat de autoritatile
interaliate dimpreuna Gu
intreg statul sau major.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-06

BERLIN, 6 Maiu-ln cele din
urma "a ciasuri alistii au avut IS
morti 81 peste $50 raaiti in luptele
lor Gu insurgentii polonezi. TIA
lienii au ,incercat sd treaca fluviul
Oder spre Ratibor, dar au fost res
pinsi de polonezi. eToata artlieria
italiana fost scapturata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-06
V. Cetiti Foilct0nul
Revolutia din 1848 81 Unirea
PENTRU INGRADIREA
CRlmELOR
Lege care So opreasca cumpa-
rarea de revolvere.

WASHINGTON, 6 Maiu.-Sena-
torul Shields din Tennessee a de-
pus un project de lege care re-
stringe posibilitatea fiecarui ceta-
team american sd eumpere revolve-
re. Aceasta Gu scopul ca sa ingra-
deasca crimele carl iau din ri in ri
proportii ingrijitoare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-06
Cetiti Foiletonuy
REv0LUTIA DIN 1848
81 UNIREA
REvoLTA DIN MEXICO

SAN DIEGO, Cal, 6 Maiu.-Ca
revolta din Cantu considerata ca
Q primejdie serioasa pentru guver-
nul lui Obregon indica faptul Cd
All q sosit Generalul A. 4. Rodre-
quiz, comandshtul suprem al for
telor mexicane din Mexico de nord,
in Tecate ca = j. ii mana situatia
de aici..
N luptele de al dimineata nm
soldat din trupa fsdersla \ fost 4
MORT II mai multi ~ fost ranit
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-12-30
sA HONE COURSE IN DOMESTIC
 SCIENCE

Twenty Lessons in Domestic sScience,'' by Martin Cole Fisher has xecentTty been received by us for re- view.
 This Is a complete advanced course in domestic science and home econo- mics bottled down to meet the re- NSIuIrements of the housewife and the student,
 The entire course consists of 1weIsuy practical lessons-one hun 'S1red pages filed with the most valu- able information the housewife can heretofore taright only in domestic science schools.
 Ion you know the relative value of food. which fruits to use for cooking, what purpose salads serve, the cor >srect use of condiments. about proper skitehen equipments. about U. $. NtxSove17iinent's bulletins. how to re- 7Sxipi.e 4fe high cost Of fiviilg, how to prn1r-rifa and protect your own and youT families heale,. how to make a,on.seneeping sinr CT and more eco- finr-s.ai and pleasant by utilizing ' y;Yrtes o4-, science in' the home, {. -rnli+ .hooke we note. is priced at s'sssz re -.vs- copy and from what wa e::{--,1Yft,-tand 1t contatass complete sTuBH1 college course. condensed' ,-:ii7a j.si- practically FREE to every intpre tied housewife.
 Write the Home Economies Depart Yient Of the Calumet Baking Powder 's.r., fO0-28 Fillmore St. Chlcago Illinois, for full particulars regardins zEhe buok and how to secure it.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-12-30
PRESBYTERIAN NOTES

The Christmas program at Clifton Saturday eve consisted of few songs and recitations by the children, songs by the congregation, and the two reels of "The night before Christ masn and ''The Little Girl who did not believe in Santa Claus" Both excellent and change from the uSu- al program Then Santa Claus or course came and distributed treats very freely. All praised the occasion as a success.
 Morenci had Cantatta, and report a splendid entertainment of song and recitation with a beautiful tree. Part of the program was repeated at the Sunday School hour for the benefit of Rev. Thomas and family who. were not present the evening before Part of these exercises was a review of the life of Paul by Mrs. Scotts class. Five. boys about, the age of 8 surely reflected great credit on their teacher by their knowledge. The two reels shown to the Clifton Sunday School were shown at Mo renci Tuesday eve that the children there might also enjoy them, an es- pecial invitation was given the Mexi- can children and many of them at tended.
 Rev. Thomas read the account of the birth of Jesus given in Matthew then Mir Vargas also read the ac' count in spanish and spoke to the children for the benei1t of those who did not understand the english.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-12-30
WARREN DISTRICT SCHOOL e5J-
 SUPERINTENDENT DEAD

Bisbee, Dec. 2S-Charles IF. Phil brook, for many years superintendent of Warren district schools and one Of the best known educators in the southwest. died in the Copper Queen hospital at 12:50 this morning.
 Death came as the result of a stroke of paralysis suffered by MT. Philhrook on Christmas eve just as he had finished assisting members of the miners and legion Christmas tree committee in distributing pres ents to hundreds of local children. At the time it was thought that Mr Pailbrook had merely tainted from over-exertion, as he had worked long hours for several days previous He was taken to a nearby drug store andt after a hurried examination, was removed to the hospital
 Almost physically helpless from the stroke. Mr. Phi1brook neverthe- less fought bravely against the ail. ment. Mrs. Philbrook and a cousin, Miss Eva 'Philbrook, were at his bed side when death came this morning Funeral arrangements have not as yet: been decided upon The local Masonic aodRe will probably have charge of the services
 By the death of MT. Philbrook Ari zona lost one of it's foremost edu ,.cators and active residents, and Bis lee will mourn the loss of the man through whose untiring efforts local schools were developed to 8 stage where they ranked second to none in the southwest. It was through Mir. Philbrook'sl efforts and under his direction that many vocationa studies were made part of the cur riciIlum of Warren district schools Although he devoted long hourt to school work. MT Philbrook al ways found time to join in any move for civic improvement and. in an, such undertaking be was alway
 one of the energetic and sincer' worker
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-12-30
.VETERAN'S BUREAU DOING GOOD WORK

Lack of information on the part of ex-service men and their deper dents, regarding the benefits accru- ing to them under soldier relief Ie- gislation, ar the principal causes of the criticism of veterans. as con- ducttd by the government, accord ing to Col Charles R Forbes.
 i, Some persons have condemned government aid on the basis of a few isolated cases which have never come to the attention of the Veter- ans Bureau, said Col Forbes to day "The Cleanup Campaign un- earthed thousands of cases through out the country showing that ser vice men were unaware of the bene fits to which this legislature entitled them. The Cleanup squads have number only 4,236 remain pending at the Central Office. The remaind CT have been adjudicated and notices of settlement have been forwarded to the claimants. The total numbe, 69,125 cases includes those for. warded to the regional offices, since decentralization went into effect A total of 106,000 ex-service men have been interviewed individually, and thousands of others have been ad- dressed collectively in American Legion Posts, Red Cross Chapters and in the meetings of other veteran organizations.p
 As a typical example, Col Forbes calls attention to a case in NewarH N l., where the wife of a victim of shell shock had been soliciting aid from various charitable institutions She had two young children to sup. port. Although entitled to compen sation, this man and wife had never filed claim. The Veterans Bureau without this application was power less to act on his case.
 We had another case, said Col Forbes, who through the misunder standing of the meaning of the re lief legislation had failed to file q claim, although suffering from a major disability, and unable to work
 Another tragic case was that ol an ex-service man who was brough' up in cult which. disbelieves ir medical doctors and whose parents persuaded him not to submit tC treatment for a tubercular condition Nevertheless, a friend brought hin- before the cleanup squad He had suffered severe hemorrhages and was subjct to a high temperature. Thi; man was immediately hospitalized and the squad is hopeful of his re covery
 These are only typical of tn, thousands of deserving cases dis covered by the cleanup squads There are few malingerers, wht hope to be supported by the gov ernment, who claim the governmen is robbing them of their rights, bu these cases, are soon discovered ant summarily dealt with. s5.e There are other veterans suffer ting from disabilities of service origil
 who think that they have forfeite, all right to compensation because { their War Risk Insurance has lapsed This is obviously incorrect but it i
 a misconception which persists"
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-12-30
ELI [: LIKE AN IR0| BAND AROUND HEAD
This is How Lynehburg. va- Won.r
 Declares Her Headaches oftrn t agf Affected Her 4<+

Everybody will read with interest the statement of Miss M- E. Wood ford. 1908 Fillmore St.. Lynch6urg. Va who's vas: ss'fi- s
 .'I don't believe anybody ever saf- fered from headaches like I did The pains felt like an iron band was be- ing drawn around my head and my temples would throb until l was driven almost distracted. I shudder when think of those awful head aches. I had no appetite either-
 q owe Tanlac an everlasting deor of gratitude for entirely ridding me of those terrible headaches. My stomach has been toned up too. and everything I eat agrees with me now Tanlac certainly brought me health and happiness."'
 Tanlac is sold by leading druggis everywhere
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&z-s-4tc.
N o1ac.E

You are hereby notified that the regular meeting or the stockholders rnf the First National Bank of Cliff taon, Arizona, will be held at it's bank ing rooms January 10th, 1922, at 7:30 o'clock P. M., for the purpose of elect 1ng Directors of the bank for the en- ssuing year and for the transaction of szarch ether business as may properly ~nuMe before the meeting.
 W. E. MUNROE, Secretary. ssSa-S-4tc >l-.
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sAskEr BALL eAMEs-

BASKET BALL GAMES
 A series of basket ball games dur ing the holiday week caused great deal of excitement among High School Students of Clifton and Mo renci. Clifton. having defeated the Gila Academy team proceeded to Morenci on Friday evening of last week chuck full of confidence and returned chuck full of defeat, the Morecni High being the victor. Con solation for this defeat however was found when on Thursday of this this week. Clifton Hi defeated the Sil
 yer City Normal team. <
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-12-30
MARRIED IN TUCSON

MARRIED lN TUCSON
 On Sunday afternoon last in
 son Miss Kitty Cosper and NJ
 Potter were married at the 1< terian church in that city. Rev Dr~ Mcdonald officiating at the wedding The newly weds motored home on Tuesday when their friends learned of the happy event for the first time The bridal couple proceeded to the home of MT. Dell M. Potter when early in the evening the groom re- ceived a summons from the sheriff to appear at the court house Tax ing his bride with him he presented himself at the sherin's office where MT. and Mrs. Potter were quickly placed under lock and key. In the meantime friends of the couple were busily engaged in arranging proces- sion about town accompanied by a blare of horns and tin pans The bride and groom belong to two Of the oldest families in the district Miss Cosper being the daughter oc J. HF. T.. Cosper. of Blue. and S Lloyd Potter is the son of Hon Ee,l M. Potter $
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-12-30

HIGHWAY CHIEF CLERK HERE "BiH"- Ingraharn. chief clerk Of the State Highway Department at Phoe- nix spent the Xmas holidays in, Cliff ton, the guest of pr, and Mrs. L. A. W. Burtch,.