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Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
LET GEORGE DO ITp

Everybody agrees that the country is suffering from great building shortage
 Everybody agrees that there is something radical ly wrong somewhere. when the great need for build ings of all kinds be met although there millions of unemployed.
 When it to fixing the blame for this rdicu- lous condition of things, there to be great difference of opinion.
 Some charge 1t the high price of steel; high prices of other building materials others the high wages demanded by labor.
 Every fellow wants the other fellow to 'liqudate" and quite that if he would do there would be immediate building boom
 The employers and material men beginning quarrel among themselves to which class among them is the greatest profiteer.
 The steel have finally turned the other material fellows and have given very in- teresting figures They show that May 1, this year. structural steel prices showed advance May. 1913, of 43 per cent Brick In the period showed advance of 165 per cent. lime 206 per and cement ss per cent.
 The employees in the building trades, who disinclined have their drastically defated chaps. M0BM4
 The 43 per cent steel increase much out of line. everything considered. But advances ranging from s6 to POS per cent make the so-caled labor profiteers look like pkers.
 Very properly the Boston News Bureau. lead- ing financial daily, Has there deflation dodging in building materials well in building trades labor?"
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21

evoence to yield step step to the advances of the revolution.
 Firmness and staunchness, are qualities which it Is duty to encourage and cultivate in our Gov ernment
 To this end the government must be supported by enlightened national opinion which makes our campaign the more necessary. To yield to these brigands must be made thing which politician dare do.
 Our aim should be nothing less than to organize the common and the patriotism of all that re- mains sound in the nation to fight and defeat this alien conspiracy. It is big thing to be done the evil has gone far-much further than is generally suspected We may be at the eleventh hour but with courage and faith in the greatness of cause. no less than the saving country from the foulest gang of robbers and murderers that threatened its peace and happiness, may yet win through It is in this great fight that appeal for operation and support
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
The Secret Springs of Friendship
sv OR. FRANK CRANE tcopyright. is-I- by Prank Crzns,

When man says friendship I think he utters the ] deepest word in human speech It ranks even little higher than love- being sort of unsettled love- love with the itch and hunger extracted.
 We do not love friends; we like them We love our children, wife and parents and knsfok- We like apples and custard pie and cozy fire and good bed and slippers-and our friend
 Like goes farther in than love Like is voice from the subconscious sef cry from the inward and un- ment in the far darkness of our secret soul
 It does not say that wife cannot be also friend, but she rarely is; she is usually enemy to whom passionatey attached And if she be friend, then that friendship has grown up from other sources and is of different texture and quality from the mo- tives which make marriages. Not many women would tolerate comradeshp from husband Perhaps this it should be- and nature needs erces fires for her necessary results
 Still rarer is friendship between parent and child It is amazing thing have noticed here, how warm, intelligent and cultured father and both strive for friendship and cannot attain it. Sometimes they sue ceed but rarely that it may be called phenomenon
 Whence, then come friends? And who they? And how can one make them? All answers to these pathetc questions to to be unsatisfactory par tal insufficient, and by the way; The rules of the wise will not work We do not make friends by being noble and good friendship does arise from similar ty of tastes, and otherwise can, in actual expe rience, drive coach and four through all and any of the prescriptions of the proverbia philosophers
 The fact is that the springs of friendship wholly mysterious. Searching for them must re bort like the Louisiana sheriff reported the back of a writ "duces tecum which he had been given to upon Negro who had escaped into the swamp: "Non commattibus, up stumpum, in swampo As look over my friends find like them dog likes his master So conclude that this emotion must originate in Newfoundland St Bernard region of my nature and probably of those instincts yet eliminated by ss evolution, something I share with dogs
 For all that honor it is the best thing conscious ss of am prouder of liking my friends than of any ,s other of my small bunch of virtues
 x And the btterest hurts have felt are those and trusted Nothing is so salt and nauseous to the soul as the taste of Judas in the mouth of memory
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
Not Speed Alone

M. Carpenter upon whom sympathy. if not money. has been placed. appears to be doing everything in the of his preparation for his meeting with Mir. Dempsey, except train
 We stickler tradition There have been many sweeping changes in methods of training for prize fights in the last century and haf but these changes were made to meet change in the style of fighting, changes usually taking place slowly.
 Perhaps Carpenter is preparing further to 1utionze in most radical the existing style. the to be characterized by extraordinary speed. But heavyweight fights be won by speed alone There is necessarily some rough and strenuous work to be done and for that and against it. the challenger should prepare himself.
 Dempsey has been noticably deficient in speed In the exhibitions has given this country
 Moreover the twenty four foot ring will sort of limitation upon the highest development of speed Even red squirrel or the still swifter nuthatch would find himself somewhat handicapped within such enclosure from which he could not escape.
 Carpenter must count upon personal contact with Dempsey at some time and doubt frequently In their 70. It will not be all footwork
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21

Lawrence declares This is not 60 difficult a project to establish now because people have got over the first shock At the idea Of everybody sing ing Sings" have become a well known form of recreation since the affairs at army camps and commu- nifty ccnters- It is interesting to took up the Idea as an Idea fo morale during the war. and later dropped ft- are starting recreationai singing again to promote industry and good
 feeling. People have lost their first
 self-con<ciousness and are beginning
 to take group singing as a matter
 of course
 Mfr. Lawrence believes that an
 awakening interest fin musical ex- precision win lead to the development of folk music for America We are young as a.nation. and have no folk songs except perhaps some neErp dia- lect sonEs- There fs no group of songs expressing the emotions-the loves. sorrows. national hopes and war spirit-of the American people But when people take to singing they want songs. and there is encourage mcnt for the composer to producs something. Singing makes pcopi< unbottie their emotions. and that. too stimulates the creative impulse l The process has srieady begun Almost every day home one stuffs . | lyric into MT. Lawrence's hand or hi, | pocket when he fs conducting a Musis | Week event He has received al
 many as 500 songs in a short time Most of them are crude. few arr
 worthy of being sung. But they art
 a hopeful beginning toward a musica America
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
Start Boundary Fence

BISBEE-Work will be started Saturday morning by Mexican of- ficials on the extension of the line fence from where 1t ends east of Naco to Monument No. S91. a dis tance of about five miles. This was the announcement made yesterday by Alfredo l. Teran. member of the international boundary commission of United States and Mexico. Teran has been busy on the survey and i'm vestigation of conditions for the past two weeks and yesterday returned from a trip to Fl Paso where Ae con- ferred with other officials and suhe mitted his report to them He was ordered to go ahead with the work. .- Review.
 Churches to Move
 MIAMI-Something in the nature of bombshell fell among certain
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
ABOUT THE STATE

church organizations this morning when it became known that the board of dirctrors of the Y. M- C. A. had decided last night that all church bodies at present using the building for church and Sunday school services be requested to find other quarters in which to hold their services A period of SO days Is allowed for this purpose .-Buil-tin-
 Eiias Refused covsrnorship
 DOUGLAS-Francis Elias. the we'll known citizen of Agua Prieta- was yesterday appointed governor of the state of Sonora by the state con- gress In session at Hermosillo- Mir. Elias was notified of the appointment by wire and sent back word to the congress that pressing private busi- ness would prevent his serving as governor Of his state and asking that another be named for the position International.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
Th. st..I Indu.trx cr.nt.d 1. Rspriex.

--- he Steel 1ndustry cranted . Heprieve
 We see 1t has been decided to postpone the second attempt to unionize the steel industry "The paign will be held in abeyance" the secretary of the executive council national and international organizations the industry affiliated with the American Federation of Labor.
 Iris we'll No doubt Judge Gary and the other heads of the steel industry will enjoy few good nights sleep that reprieve has been granted them.
 The reason 1t has been decided to withhold this blow is conditions in the steel industry the worst they have been in many years and thousands workers of employment Therefore the American Federation will not jump on it's enemy while it Is down.
 It will wait and At the first encouraging sign of improvement the committee win be called together and the active campaign immediately launched" to the we suppose that the encouraging signs of provement may disappear again.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21

Timber up Is the work of only a few moments
 O. What ecior canary will inter breeding produee7-m- R. E.
 A. Interbreeding between various forms of canaries. differing SO wide ly in color. results tn rcversion to the original wild type. which was a spot ted or striped greenish bird. This proves the common origin of all ca narics.
 Q. What golf clubs does a beein- ner need7-W- T. k-
 A it is best to consult a golf pro- fessionai when choosing golf clubs for the first time since the length of the club handles should vary with the height of player. The first clubs purchased would probably be a driver. mid-iron. a mashic. a niblick. and a butter. These may be aug mented by brassy. baffy. cieek. fig ger and many other sticks
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
Quesfions And
 AnsUers

(Any reader can get the answer to any question by writing The Repub- lican Information Bureau. Frederic ] Haskin. Director. Washington ID. c. This offer applies strictly to informa- ton. The bureau cannot give advice on legal. medical and financial mat ters. It does not attempt to settle domestic troubles. nor to undertake exhaustive research on any subject Write your question plainly and briefly. Give full name and address and enclose cents in stamps for return postage. All replies are sent direct to the inquirer)
 Q: Now many people died ef
 A. It is estimated that one per cent of the entire population of the world died of influenza In the United States there were about 45o.- 900 deaths
 a. What elements in onions give them their peculiar strong tasts7- A. C. A.
 A. The strong smell and flavor of the onion Is due to a pungent vola- tile oil. rich in sulphur
 O. What gre the Iettsrs of deeep- ten purported to have been written by a king and queen of israsi7-R. w. | T.
 A. You doubtless have reference to the letter of King David which he sent by Uriah to Joab. his nephew and captain. to place Urtah In the forefront of the hottest battle" that he might be killed: and to the letter of Jezebel. wife of Ahab. by which through deception. she obtained pos session Of <sbob's vineyards
 @. Who Is the Jessary erideg-F.
 A. Mary Horneck. the supposed ideal of oliver Goldsmith. and rela- tive of Sir Joshua Reynolds. was known as the Jessamy Bride a. There are two high power wire less stations. enc signing off with ''wsa- and the other with lem Where are they Ioeated7-W. T. s.
 A. "wGG" is the call signal of the Radio Corporation Of America at their station at Tuckerton. N. J. There is no record of station whose call is 'LCM"
 O. How many records are made for phonoarsphs7-M- w.
 A The census bureau says that 10i. .OS5.0o0 disc records and 5.e12. .e0o cylinder records were manufactured In 1919 for photographs. talking machines and graphophones- This number has risen rapidly. since iu 1914 a total of only 27.2ei. 900 rec ords was reported.
 O. What Is the Timber of . aun7- A. A.
 A. This is a two-wheeled struc- ture fitted with a box. or boxes. foi the necessary ammunition. and a pols or shaft 10 which the horses are hsr- messed Like the caisson it Is mount. cd on a single pair of wheels and [, quickly attached and detached Dur. ing action it Is removed from the gur with the horses stiu hltched. IT
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
BIG ARMY NOT NEEDED

The senate at the last minute Topped 10000 off the army strength the fiscal year beginning July l.
 If the house concurs the army will have 10000 instead of the 170.000 that the has been insisting The house ought It will mean the saving of millions of the taxpayers money army 15e000 seems plenty large enough far as the immediate future is concerned.
 There is room for honest difference of opinion to how powerful navy should be. But the proponents of big regular army establishment never made good
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
By Frederic j. Haskin
WASHINGTON, D. O.. Jun

WASHINGTON, D. C.. June 1S.-l Lift up your voice in song,
 This advice is now being widely distributed throughout the country by musical experts. and has gone so far that a bill has even been intro duced in congress Ito compel con gressmen to sing The time may come when a candidate for the senate will put forward as one of his quail fications that he is basso profundo of the first order: when. at the con- clusion of debate on the farm credit bill the agricultural bloc in the senate will rise and sing in chorus The Old Oaken Bucket" or some other affect ing rural ditty.
 But congress Is only sample of the country at large in it's indiffer- ence to music according to experts. and the reason we are not a musical people is that we listen too much and do not sing and play enough. The so-called music lover who can make no music himself is a myth. If a man really loves music he will learn something about it. and if he learns something about it he will very likely come to appreciate it. But the thou sands who attend concerts in a state of complete musical ignorance. while  are not realizing the joys and benefits of. music as much as the colored lady who sings a hymn to the rhythm oi her genuflections before the wash board
 One of the foremost of these prop agandists for personal participation in music is Robert Lawrence. who re- gently conducted a municipal musi, week in Washington and who plans ts go all over the country preaching tn, gospel of homemade melody.
 Inducing the People to Sing
 Americans do not sing. he says. ant yet Americans like to sing. MT Lawrence experimented with thii proposition and hit upon solution The thing to do was to get then together and offer them good music free and give them a chance to sing too. He tried it and it worked. Peo pie who could not come out merel, to indulge in an orgy of communit, singing came to hear the artists or the program Others who were trifle bored by some of the heavie numbers woke up and enjoyed them selves when the audience was taugh to sing "Old Macdonald Had Farm" with variations. And. througl listening to good music and trying t make a little themselves. the taste of the people broadened.
 The psychology or 1t Is interesting A golfer win read anything about hi favorite game. The trapeze artist watch with keen appreciation whel a fellow expert performs An audi ence that has just been singing "Su vance River is in a better frame o mind to enjoy professional rendi ton of the sextette from Lucia The more we know about a thing tn more capacity we have for apprecia tion
 The success of the combinatio concert and singing programs shove that people can be easily intereste in singing. With a live wire son leader, a popular selection of song and enough people singing aroun them. few people fail to tune up an join in the chorus.
 Once we abandon our ultra-con servative attitude. our audience habi we can begin to get real joy out ( music. MT. Lawrence promises. an the capacity for appreciating goo music will grow.
 Tn Naples" he says. "Longshore.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21
JUST so

Fritz Leiber. the Shakespearian actor. was submitted 10 a long ana trying interview not SO long ago by a woman reporter. who finally wound up with this question Don't you think. Mr. Leiber. that if the immor- tal William were alive today he would be looked upon almost in the nature Of a curiosity
 Indeed. he would" answered the actor. Just think of Co, He'd hc more than three hundred years old New York Evening Post
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21

The reasons why the Greek offensive against the Turks delayed sufficiently and cogent, the lack of money of men, the lack of morale. the splendid condition of the Turks and the determina tion of the allies to back the offensive The Greeks were determined to have Constantine and now they have him.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21

In behalf of linotype operator and a proof reader. neither of whom is old timer, desire to apologize to MT James B. Grand who miscalled Grard. The in the "copy" fairly legible. yet we suppose doubt persisted. The motto in most newspaper offices is When in doubt get it wronga
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21

It with the profoundest astonishment that we learned from a dispatch yesterday morning that 'the United States is short 25oo0 physicians with thousands medical colleges running overtime We are prepared now to that there a shortage of lawyers
Arizona republican., 1921-06-21

We see that the makeup stood Old Granny Fox on her head in Little Stories for Bedtime yes terday morning. Served him right. We don't like foxes nohow. it's rather hard the youngsters who have to stand their heads the picture
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-08-26
4 NEW THING IN POLITICS is A
VOTERS MANUAL


The New Jersey Women's republic
can Club has published a Manual for
New Jersey voters which will be ready
for general circulation September list.
The club is issuing this Manual be-
cause of the general demand for in
formation in regard to National, State,
County, and local government, New
Jersey election laws, naturalization
laws, etc.
Mrs. E. F. Feickert, president of the
club and vice chairman of the Repub-
lican State Committee, has edited the
Manual and also contributed a good
deal of original material to it. In
cluded in the Manual are five charts
illustrating, respectively, National,
State and County Government, Party
Organization, and the Course Which
a Bill Must Take in the Legislature
Before 1t Becomes a Law. These have
been prepared by Mrs. F. w. VanNess,
Assemblyman from Essex County.
Mrs. Oscar A. Nicklaus, of West Or
ange, who is chairman of the Pro-
gram Committee of the club, has pre-
pared a number of outline programs
and suggestions for study.
Ex-Governor Edward c. Stokes,
chairman of the Republican State
Committee, has written the introduce
ton to the Manual, which reads as
follows:
"Our complicated election laws and
growing multiplicity of departments
in our government constitute a sufi-
cient reason for the publication of
this Manual for New Jersey voters. In
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-08-26

America all men and women are rul-
ers. They cannot rule intelligently
without a full knowledge of their
duties and the method of performing
same.
Education is the protection OF the
Republic. The new voters will natur-
ally be eager to inform themselves as
to their new responsibilities and
duties, although my experience is
that they are probably quite as well
informed as many whose exercise OF
franchise is of some years standing.
every year, however, adds to the
electorate a large body who have Just
reached the franchise age. These vot-
ers. and all voters, will find this Man
nal a very clear, brief and compre-
hensive governmental and voting hand
book. It's text and diagrams are novel
and Illuminating. In fact, it is a CIVIC
textbook that 1 do not hesitate to
commend, not only to the schools OF
our state and the Republican organl-
cations, but to the Democratic organi-
cations as we'll. OF course, if used by
the latter, l hope they will give due
credit to the Republican editors, Mrs.
Edward F. Feickert, Mrs. Frank W.
VanNess and Mrs. Oscar A. Nicklaus,
who are solely responsible for the idea
and the merits of the compilation. l
unreservedly commend the Manual to
the use of voters in general"
The Manual will be sold at fifteen
cents a copy.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-08-26
Notice
mo- WHOM IL NAY coNcERN:

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Pursuant to the provisions of an Act OF
the legislature of New Jersey, entitled,
IAN Act to authorize persons TO change
their names" approved February "a, 1876.
and an amendment thereto approved April
q, 1911, notice is hereby given that shall
apply to the Court of Common Pleas Of
the County of Cape May at the court
house at Cape May Court House, on We'd
nesday, the thirty-frst day of August at
ten o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon
thereafter as I can be heard, for an order
to authorize me to assume another name,
to wit, Lyman Fine.
HYMAN BROSOFSKY,
4003 Pacific Avenue,
Wildwood, New Jersey.
PALMER NJ. WAY, Attorney.
Dated August 8, 1921.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-08-26
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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-08-26

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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-08-26

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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-08-26
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