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New-York tribune., 1921-09-29
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

THE TIDES
High water. Low water.
AM PM AM PM
Sandy Hook .... s:2s 5:51 ll:45 -
Governors island 1851 e:15 - l2:1s
Hell Gate. .....s... 7:43 S:13 1853 c:24
Winds at Sea To-day
Hatteras to Key Nest--Moderate south
east and south winds and generally fair
weather Thursday
Over West Gulf--Moderate to fresh
so''-.onst and south winds; generally fair
weather Thursday.
D,N4 Gar.1nean Sea and Windward Pas
sage - Moderate variable winds. mostly
easterv and fair weather Thursday.
North of Sandy Hook. Sandy Hook to
Hatteras-Moderate south and southwest
winds; fair weather Thursday.
Hatteras to Florida Straits-Moderate
southeast and south winds and generally
fair weather Thursday
New-York tribune., 1921-09-29
RESORTS

LAKEWOOD. n. J.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-09
/. c. CHIEF DEMANDS
REDUCED RATES AND
PAY CUT ON ROADS.
CHARLES n. MARKHAM IN PEG
RIO ADDRESS SAYS MANAGE.
MENT or ROADS MUeT eE
PLACED WITHIN THEMSELVES.

Peoria, H., Dec. 9.-Railroad rates
and wages both must be lowered and
management must be placed with the
road themselves, Charles H. Mark
railroad said last night In an address
before the Transportation club.
The railroads perform public
service, and 1t is proper that their
service should be subject to supelvi.
sion of the public's representatives.
said Mr.. Markham. "But when these
representatives become so numerous
SO powerful and so conflicting that
they represent burden on the pub.
lie, when their dutios are so construed
as to usurp management, then the
public must call a halt
There are ninety-nine public agon
cies that exercise various degrees of
control over the ailroads-congresS
the state legislatures. the interstate
commerce commission forty.eight
state public services commissions and
the railroad labor board.
Management must be returned to
the roads. The powers of the publics
agencies nsupervision of railroad
service must be better co-ordinated.
1T is inadequate coordination for
one agency to control almost the en-
tire income of the railroads through !
its power over rates, while another |
agency controls the greatest single |
item OF operating expense-labor
costs"
Railroad workers are entitled to the +
highest pay justified By economic
conditions" Mr. Markham said. It
would be inequitable, he said, to cut
the pay of skilled workers, two took
years to reach their present efficiency,
the same percentage as that of I'M
skilled workers. Rates of pay, h.
said, should be adjusted rather than
cut by a blanket order.
Discussing the position Of railroad
men toward development of water
ways and shipping through the Pan.
anna Canal, Mir. Markham said most
people misunderstood. The railroads.
he said, do not oppose development OF
waterways
We need a governmental policy
that will assure that expenditures in
developing water transportation shall
be concentrated where it Is known
waterway transportation is more de
sirable than transportation by rail-
road" he said.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-09
Monastery Wine Mystery.

Mystery surrounds an Old monas-
terry near Sou,h Lea farnl patrhct.
The greater part WAS pulled down
some years age aud fire destroyed n
good deal of the remainder rpera
are several deep wells, aud 10 is said
that at the bottom of one there arc
5000 bottles of wine placed there by
monks, but an attempt 10 find them
has failed. Under lbc ruins are q
large number Of earthanwaro bottles
OF quaint pattern, and there is a legend
thaC subway leads from the monas-
terry to Burnham ahbcy.---LEudon DaIlg
Mail.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-09

The cradle is simple appliance
for treating 'pay Dirt earth and
gravel containing gold-dust. 1t con
slsts essentially of box, mounted On
rockers, and provided with per-
fors.ted bottom Of sheet iron in which
the pay dirt" is placed Water is
poured on the dirt, and the rocking
motion impaired to the cradle causes
the finer particles TO pass through
the perforated bottom onto a canvas
screen, and thence to the base of the
cradle, where the gold-tIust accumu-
lates on TRAVERSE bars of wood called
4'riflies."
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-09

Fire-weed. which Invariably springs
up after forest fires In the Northwest
and covers large areas, Is q source
OF large amounts Of honey that cpn
Drofitably be gathered by bees.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-09
Peculiar Chinese Rice.

Ang-khak, on red rice, used in China
for colorirg food products, owes its
color to a species Of mold which is
cultivated with the rice by special
treatment. The red rice Is reduced to
II fine. soft, red powder before used.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-09
Unapprcclativp

The Girl Cat the cnema)-"Loor;
ERE, Bert, amt you 20. no more sen.
timent than to crunch peppermin,s
while there's love scene goin' cur
London Royal Magazine.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-09
Clean Alaknster-

Wash soiled alahaster VAIN soap
and water Whitcwash the stained
parts and let stand several hours
Then wash on the wl,itcwash and rub
the stained parts with SOFT nannel.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-09
Type OF Doo Wanted.

When his mother told Warren she
was going to buy him dog and asked
him what kind he wanted he said;
Il wnnt one with Il long tail, so when
he's happy he can wag 1t"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-09
Life AZ [ See II.

] admire these stories In which the
hero struggles along nobly an $1,000
per year, Statistics show dat 30 per
cent Of us never earn that much
Louisville Courier-Jourual
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-09
,3noccnts AZ Hone

Mrs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dear Wen
have to send that refrigerator back.
Every time the icemau puts ice in 1t,
1t begins 10 eak.-Bos,on Transcript.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-09

Once the saving prevailed. "A man
Is known by the company he keeps"
Now you size asnan up by the com
pGnies he promotes Boston Tran.
script,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-06
FL MUNDo

iArturo Guasp ha muertol Ain me ha
10 bajo Ia impression honda, cruel, que
me ha cAusado La tragedia de la Sala
de Sccorros de Puerta de Tierral Adn
escucho las illtinas vibraciones de su
VOC, frme, serena, cuando POGO antes de
la tragedfa depsrtiamos en- 10 intimo
de nuestra anistad!
lInexp4caole resolucs6l de Ii mol
vidahle amigo! El que siempre rindio
un cnltc fervierte al hogar, que maatu-
vo sielnprs lasente en- su espiritu arrai-
gadas creencias que lie a'ejaban de re-
soluciones tan extremas como la que lie
v6 a cabo, que tavo un caracter apaci
bic, tranqrilo, en- un momento en- qra
Ia intensidad de algdn dolor moral lie
agobiara e. que Sc sirti6 vencido por
esas luchas que ponen a prueba el es-
pfritu mas fuerts, Sc rssolvi6 dejar la
vida, de una mar era inesperada. 49,,
Las ultimas horas las cu:so para 81
fntegras. Algunos momentos ahtcs de
realizar su resolucion fatal quiss ha
blarle, pero las respuessas telef6nicas
eran rsgativas. mo estaba para ma.
diel No estaba nj atin para mi, que mas
que su amigo fntim.o que vivia1nos uni
dos por lazos que habia anudado una
amistad estrec1la, intima, sincera; que
labcran1os juntos en- las niislnas profe-
stones en- un periodic de mas de veirte
afosl
Pero guerra estar solo. Psrsi6 de 81
hogar por Ultima vez en- las prineras hc
ras de la mafana, abrazo a gu querida
rnadre, subi6 al CAIRO el6ctrico y neg6
su ofcina ALI regal6 a su nnensajerc
81 reloj, pues Sc 10 habfa ofrecidc an
ties; entreg6 un sobre para su esposs
parti6 5D6nde? Buscando tai vez
| el sitio para realizar su enpeno, yendc
en- pos de la so1edad, companera ir.se
parable de quien busca la Eternidadl
Bien me deneostraba en- las frecuen
tes platicas que sosteniamos en- el seno
de nuestra amistad, que la existencis
le amargaba en- muchas ocasiones y que
/ tai vez Ell descanso eterno seria para
81 un remedio sns males. Pero Ar
| turo alnaba acknowledgements a su IA
nailia. FIabia 1evantado un altar en- su
alma para adorar a sus hijos, y tenis
IN concepto muy elevado de Il moral
y del deber......
No queremos ahondar buscando los
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-06
0bSeTvaci0nes en- la
gOm0sis de la cana


(Continuaci6n de la pagina ~
arrancadas, todos los tallos y brotes
cortados la base v el tronco con
sus raises, fu6 trasplantado a un cam
po aislado. Algunos brotes jovenes al
principle presentaron sintomas de la
gonna. Els por tanto evidente que Ell
nastrojo tronco infestado de-
jado en- La plantation es un
medic positive de infection que Ia
enfermedad Sc puede nevar en- el ms
trnmento cortante a los brotes tierncs
de cepas sanas. Esto no excluye Ia po-
sibilidad de ser trasmitida esta enfer-
medad a cafias sarias por insectos tam
bi6n, pero al eliminar los retofios enfer
mos Ell germen primario de infection
es destrufdo.
Hay otra medida en- eliminar "a cana
Blanca Otahiti Durante la pasada
zafra observaron aIgunos ejemplares de
Rayada " Cristalina con gonna, y por
rareza algunos de Cavengerie o Colora
da. Durante la presente zafra toda la
cana con gonna encontrada ha sido cafia
Blanca hasta la. fecha. Es, por tanto,
evidente que esta variedad' no solo
esta uamada a infestarse totalnente
sino que actlia como vehiculo en- Ia
transmission de la enfermedad a las
variedades mas resistentes La Rayada y
la Cristalina De otra parte tenemos
las caflas Roja y Caledonia que Sc de-
ben propagar en- mayor escala, por 10
menos por el presente puesto que cs-
tas variedades debido su resistencia
tendran reprimir la marcha de la en-
fermedad. otra cana roja llamada
D-109 ha presentado hasta ahora mar
cada resistencia a la enfermedad. Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-06
ARTURO GUASP

knowles que le i12ulsaran a realizar
Ell acto desesperado en- La sala de So
ccrros de Fuerta de TERRA, Accsado tai
vez per la idea de abandonar esta vi
ia. que agarrota 1entamente los que
abrigan en- su alma sertimientcs de IN
orden elevado v vivsn esperanto eterna-
mente ell triunfo de sus aspiraciones;
tai vez contrariado, quizas decepciona-
do, bajo ell intense pesar de algo gran
de que lie condujo a la desesperacion,
faqueo su valor, que tarto tempo habia
ccnservado, y Sc dej6 arrassrar por hon
do pesimismo que le condujo fin tan
desastroso.
Con amino tranquilo y serene desem-
pefi6 los deberes de su cargo hasta los
uliincs instartes. iCuanto sufrirfa al
despedirse para siempre de Ia ofcina de
ccrreos,, donde habfa pasado los iltinos
Isfos de su vidal En- aquella ofcina te-
MIA su a-.biente. Era su segundo hogar,
a ella consagr6 todas sus energias,
todas sus actividades, soiiando siempre
con un porvenir lisonjero para los dias
de su vejez.
5ves?,-me decia;- ambic.oro as
censos; solo quiero que me dejen aqri
donde me siento feliz, querido de este
pueblo. -. Pcro mi salud no es buena
Tai vez muera .antes que I'll. 81 este
sucede, escribe algo acerca de mi labor,
de mi vida Y de mi honradsz
Y, aqui estoy cumpliendo su encargo,
que bier quisiera no cumplir, porque
siento Ell peso aplastante de una desgra-
cia que me suErerge en- IN abismo de
dolor. =
| Ha terminado ura vida pletorica dc
energias, de aspiraciones, de suehos de
felicidad. La ola de sangre que calaea
el ambiente de este pueblo arrastv6 uns
vida mas, que todavia podia producer,
que tcdavia podfa ser util a su pals.
Hoy solamente queda un hogar enlu-
tado por la desgracia unos hijos que
noran la p6rdida de un padre Garlic
so; una madre sunida en- ell dolor; una
esposa envuelta en- las sombras de la
viudez, y muchos amigos que no lie OIL
vidan, porqns les honbres como Arturo
Guasp, viven siempre en- rnes.ra me-
roria, aunque Ia muerte hsya corri5o
su velo lie hsya arrebatado de esta
vida para siempre!
R. Rodriguez GONZALEZ.
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COMO SER BELLA
Dele cue Munva Smisrd dc Reno a@
esni9a eaiud DelicEm.

Una muJer enfermiza IS una infsiicidad
ante la humanidad No solo SC sienfc ella
infelIz, sino que sc vc irsciIz Tome Nncsa
SdlHd dc Reno pronio Sc vera bicn y
fuerte y con aquella beilcza real que solo
salud vigor dan Escascz. excrso.
menstruacion dolorosa. irregular y exccsi-
va nauScas. eonstanfe maiesiar. dcbilidad.
decainiento. calanbres. marcos. dolores en-
"a espalda y Ia ingic. leucorrca y todas las
naamaciones lercorreas. ulccracioues -
descargos de Ia vagina y uicro SC puedtn
curar segura y rapidaTneatc con NAevg
Salad de Reno.
listed notari On carl5io sorprcudentc
despues de habef ionsado Ia primera dosis.
81 semblante mejovara y sus barros det-
apareceran. De venta en- todas las dro-
guerias
S. 3. LEONARDO & CO.. Fasrieansss. New Yssk
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DE INTEREs PARA LAS DAMAs

Hago a maquina Punto de vainica
Dobbadillos, Tru-Tru y Ribete de Pi-
cot en- cualquiera clase de tela y a
precios econ6micos.
H1biendo aumentado el n6mero dc
maquinas, puedo entregar en- 81 ae-
to todcs los trabajos. Garantizo es-
nero y limpie7a. Tienda La FAMA.
San Francisco st. relefono $50.
Servicio especial por correo.
ANA TERRADTLL0S.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-06
Tall DIA como HOY
6 DE ABR1L DE 1s47
PUBLIcA sU PRIMER ARTICULo
Ell EMINENTE PERIoDIsTA DON
JUAN NAME Y FLAQUER.

Naci6 Ell que fue ilustre director del
ssDiario de Barcelona, don Juan Ma
ne Flaquer, en- Torrsdcnbarra. pueblo
de la provincial de Tarragona, ell dia is
de octubre de 1928.
En- Tarragona, crecio Name, ayudando
en- sus negccics al autor de sus dias y
estudiando primera y segunda ensefan-
"a. ALI fus miliciano nacional distin-
gui6ndcse entire los mas arimosos, y
ALI vivio hasta que, cumplidos los vein-
tid6s amos, en- mil ochocientos cuarenta
y circo, Sc traslado Barcelona para
proseguir sus estudios de ciencias exac-
tas y naturales.
En- dicho punto contrajo reiaciones de
amistad con Piperrez, Mia v Fontanals,
Coll Y vehi, Balaguer y otros muchos de
los que fguraban la cabeza del movi-
miento intellectual de aquella spoca.
FL seis de abril de 1s47 SC public6 en-
ell decano de los peri6dicos espafioles el
primero de los articulos que llevaba la
Efrma de Juan Name Flarquer.
Articulcs que Sc leyeron la luz del
velon, despues vino Ell gas, hoy, des-
pu6s de lhuerto ell insigne periodista. Sc
leen al brillo de La lAmpara electrical
con la misn.a fruici6n, el mis:no entu-
siasmo que hace mucho mas de medic
siglo. Un periodista que pasa del vel6n
a la luz electrica sin envejecer, es un
talerto exceptional
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ESta en- Puerto Rico

II mas couooiao pFofesor en- cFEN.
cIAs ocULTAs. osvaiao y. vsres. cs-
lobridsd mundiai ds Il Habaua , - Al.
rector dol colegio insugurado rseisnts-
meuts en- Mayagusz. Dc ArENTALIs-
no sfAcEETTsMo.
Estsci6a Pueblo s.. namsEo 8 Tsis-
gono 2io Verde. ccnoce EsPrRrTFsnEo.
HfAouETTsAro. HTPNoTrsMo. cAn
ToMANcTA. EroRoMANcrA. ouTRo.
B1AEc1A. TELEPAT1A. oRAroLo-
CA. BoTANIcA. SUGGESTION . aissau
eta y IL pusds dseir ~ pasado .prssan-
to y future.
Enssaa por eorrsspondsneia. soiieits
catAlogo n6msro uusvs Iiussrsdo Ora
sis , sus hojaa de coNsULrA. Prsssn-
"a q listed ma persona viva . masrsa
en- an espsio. oaeina psrmansuss en "a.
yazuez. touiers lssrss Ia Busna Vests.
"a oratis7 Rseriba hoy. savis ssllss pa-
"a "a consestacl6n
Direees6n: Dr. o. D. vsEea Box 80
Mayagues. P. \.
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ria bueno obtener semilla de esta clast
y utilizarla en- lugar de la otahiti
Arizona republican., 1921-05-24
FEDERATION IN
 MARKETING ID BE
 TOPIC IF MEETING

GILBERT. May 2S-Co- operative marketing of cotton will be discussed by F. w. Hudson of Tempe at the meeting of the Gilbert Farm Bureau to be held Thursday evening in the high school Mir. Hudson returned recently from Memphis where he att tended the national convention of cotton growers and the salient points of the conference there will be re- counted by him.
 O. II. Kunce of Chandler. local rep resentative of the federal loan bu- reau will also address the meeting on the subjects of loans.
 In addition to the business prog ram, the farm bureau officials are working out an entertainment which will be given during the evening.
 leaoue Desert Picnic
 The Epworth League of the M. E. church gave a desert picnic for its members att the home of F. D. John son, on Friday afternoon from { o'clock until 10 o'clock. A baseball game was the first event of tht afternoon at sunset, every one joined in a vesper service lead by pr. P. J White. Following this wienier wer, roasted on a great bonfire and ever, one at their fill of roasted wienies buns and pie.
 Junior Senior Banquet
 The Junior class of the high schoo entertained the senior class with !, l banquet on Saturday evening. Tn, room was decorated very pretty il | the senior class colors of purple ant gold. Many toasts, stories and musi
Arizona republican., 1921-05-24

cal numbers made the evening very enjoyable.
 Woman's Club Meats
 The Woman's Improvement club met at the home of Mrs. George Peterson on wedpesday afternoon. The first half hour Was spent in vis- iting the many beautiful flower beds and admiring them. Following this Mrs. P. l.. Lacy presided at bush ness meeting and Mrs. R. J. Shirley and Mrs. J. C. Walker handed in their resignations from their official duty. as they are leaving soon for Califor- mia. The resignation was accepted with very much regret as both these ladies are very active members Re- treatments of ice cream and cake were served.
 Farmers vs. Town The Farmers baseball team crossed bats with the Town team Saturday afternoon. The farmers won the vic tory with a score or 12 to 8.
 New Boy Arrives MT. and Mrs. NJ. R. Crandall are the parents of a new baby born | Wednesday.
 On Sick List Mrs. Elmo Nicholson has been | quite ill since Friday.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-24
AMENDNENT TO

A M I " ARTICLES OF .INCORPORATION OF RATNER'S FRENCH SHOP
 KNOW ALI. MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That at special meeting of stockholders of Fathers French Shop, a corporation, organ ized and existing under and by virtue of the laws Of the State of Arizona. held at the office of said corpora tion in Phoenix. Arizona, on the 2nd day of April, 1921, at 3: 100 D. m, after due notice of time, place and purpose of the meeting. by the unanimous vote of the issued and outstanding stock of the company. Article I of the Articles of Incorporation of the said company was duly amended to read as follows:
 The name of the corporation is and shall be RATNERS APPAREL SHOPS.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the president of said company has here unto set his hand. attested by the secretary of the corporation, this 18th day of April. 1921.
 RATNER'S APPAREL SHOPS
 NJ B. RATNER. President. (Corporate Seai) Attest: A. P. Saltman,
 Secretary. STATE OF COLORADO, COUNTY OF DENVER.--ss. Before me. Bessie T. Green. a No- tary Public for the County of Denver State of Colorado. personally ap- 1 peared Nj B. Rather, President of the Fathers Apparel Shop, a corporation who acknowledged to me that he ex- ecuted the foregoing instrument fol 1 the purpose and consideration there | in expressed.
 Dated this 17th day of May. 1921. 1 My commission expires october 26 1924.
 BESSIE T. GREEN. Notary Public | (Notarial Seall
 ! STATE OF ARIZONA. | COUNTY OF MARICOPA-ss Before me. A. B. Welch, a Notar! Public for the County of Maricopa State of Arizona. personally appeared A P. Saltman, Secretary of the Rat ner's Apparel Shop. a corporation , who acknowledged to me that e
Arizona republican., 1921-05-24
Legal Aduerfisirg

executed the foregoing instrument for the purpose and consideration therein expressed. Dated this 20th day of May, 1921. My commission expires Feb. 1s, 1922
 A B. WEIGH,
 Notary Public. (Notarial Seal) Filed in the office of the Arizona Corporation Commission this 20th day of May. A. D. 1921. at BOO p. n- at the request of A. P. Saltman whose postoffice address is Phoenix Arizona. ARIZONA CORPORATION COM MISSION. By D. F. JOHNSON
 Chairman.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-24
GLENDALE RANCHER
 INJURED BY HORSE

GLENDALE. May 23-John Schla- los. a rancher living five miles west of Glendale. was kicked by a horse early Monday morning and quite se- riously injured. pr. Franklin was called to. attend the man and stated that Schlalos was kicked in the ab- domen and from present indications no bad results would follow.
 Game to be Postponed
 Word has been received from the manager of the navy team that on account of other plans, and also part of the team being called to sea, the boys will be unable to keep their schedule in the Salt River valley. This word was received by Pidge Pinney, Monday morning. Hold Pleasant Picnic MT: and Mrs. J. R. Pearce were hosts to a little picnic party held | Sunday at the Maricopa Country club | in Phoenix, the evening being spent | at Riverside. Those present were Mir. | and Mrs. T. C. Meiger. Mrs. Anderson. | Messrs. Cawl. Ware, Beaver and Mfr. and Mrs. J. R. Pearce. | Back From Tombstone Mir. and Mrs F. J. Downing re- turned from Tombstone Sunday morning and will be located in Glen dale for a while. He is here on
 
 Good Fellowship Club The Good Fellowship club will meet l Tuesday afternoon at 2:s0 o'clock al Il the Woman's club house, the meeting being somewhat in the order of 1 farewell party to Mrs. O. O. Neis. I trath, who will leave soon. for Cali fornia- The hostesses for, the after. noon will be Mrs. Harry More, Mrs w. NJ. Mcdonald and Mrs. J. B. Me Intyre.
 Teachers Leave
 Miss Hallan, one of the teacher at the grammar school. left last eve ming for Los Angeles where she vii spend the summer. Miss Whitemal left to spend the summer with he parents in the southern states. II Royal Nsiohbors
 The Royal Neighbors will hold al ] open meeting Thursday evening a the W. O. ". hall and after the reg ular session the husbands and thos l who hold tickets on the quilt are cor dially invited to attend. Foliowin , the giving away of the quilt the eve ming will be spent with games an refreshments.
 Visiting Here Miss Elsie J. Elliott visited her Sunday. She expects to leave 500 for Lonf Beach with Mrs. H. C. Lock ett and sons, being gone all summe The Lockett children are just recov ering from operations.
 Dance at Woman's Club 1, The trustees of the Woman's clu ' will give a dance Friday evenini N May 27. Those having invitations 1 f the dance given on May 13 are mo. , cordially invited to attend Missionary Society IF The Young Women's Missionaf Y society of the Christian church vi i. hold their first regular meeting [ a the church Thursday evening. n Boy Scouts a The local patrol of the boy scou d left Monday afternoon for a campir .e trip south and west of Glendale ( the river. The boys were accompani'
 by Scout Master J. E. Ferris ar
 were very enthusiastic over the ou t ing.
 Taken to Hospital
 l. l.. Dare was taken to Phoen
 Sunday where he will undergo
 course of treatment at the Sum
 Rest hospital. Mfr. Dare was forme
 ly associated with the Santa Fe.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-24
n41SS0

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
 U. S. LAND OFFICE at Phoenix, Arizona May 6, 1921.
 NOTICE is hereby given that Christian W. Jacobs, of Box l6s, Scottsdaie, Arizona, who on May 12 1919, made homestead entry No O491s3o. for S. w, H; S. w. A, Sec s3
 Township S-N, Range 4-E.. G, &
 S R. B. & Meridian, has flied
 notice of intention to make three year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Register and Receiver. U. s. Land Office, al Phoenix. Arizona. on the l+th day oi June, 1921.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Alex. J. RobL of Phoenix, Arizona; , Patrick O'Donn sll. Frank A. Gatchel i and Carrie Donaldson, all of Scotts- i dale, Arizona.
 | CHAS. E. MARSHALL. | RegiStar.