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Arizona republican., 1921-01-22
NELL. aRoTHER, NELL!


 The distracted editor of the treas ured Republican. is viewing with de- served alarm the approach of the electoral college.
 Has ye ed. forgotten that long since we printed from F. P. As column a proposed collection electoral col lege yell which went something like this:
 Harding or Cox, Harding or Cox?
 Who'll pull the shis of state
 Off of the rocks2
 Harding or Cox, Harding or Cox?
 You tell 'em populi
 You've got the vox.
 Now, with a little ingenuity, this yell could be revamped to fit the land slide. Of course it is some years since we were an undergraduate. but as poor broken down Democrat, we sub init the following revised edition of the above for the approval of the Repub- licans editor:
 Harding not Cox? Harding, not Cox?
 Wattcha mean. populi-
 of of the rocks?"
 Harding, not Cox? Harding, not Cox?
 Look what the populi done
 With their voxl
 Or, here's another yell that lends it. self more happily to the required gusto and eclat:
 Gasoline benzine, Warren c. Hardingi The price of gasoline will probably make this yell impractical. But it is simplicity itself and should meet Mir. Harding's craving in this direction. Then we've got to have a college song. We are in the midst of one now. which leads off:
 Now, Lucy Page Gaston is death on 1 the pill"
 She wrote to old Warren, saying "Lookee here, Bill" Etc, etc.
 | But the hour grows late and the embers in the stove are dying, and SC we must desist for the time being. -O--
 Somebody ought to tell the reading clerk out at the house in the legis- 1 lature, that "aye" doesn't rime with hay" Or has he tumbled already? --O---
 Has 1t occurred to you that O'Cal- 1 laghan, the lord mayor of Cork whom they are trying to put out of the U i s. has name that comes pretty near ly being pronounced 70 Call Again, couldn't afford to buy 1t, and smaI charge was made to those who could afford it. But the needy were supplied first. The railroad companies donated old, ties to be sawed up. In Phoeni1 we COuiu get all the WOOu we wanted off the river bottom land. The woodpile plan is a pippin. gives the honest idler a chance to pa! his way. It automatically separate! the sheep from the goats among tn, i ivagrants. And the really glorious fea ture to the citizens of the town lies il the fact that when they are "braced on the streets by panhandler for tn proverbial price of a meal and a bed they have the unassailable comeback Just drop down to the police station and they will find work, meals and bed for you at the municipal woodpile.
 The municipal wOodpile keeps tn habitual vagrants away from the town The chain gang idea could be appue at the same time to the vagrants wh , refused to work at the woodpie
Arizona republican., 1921-01-22
HE FIRST RuMRLE

Get your pencil out now and prepare for The Camel Backs third annual spring poetry contest. Thousands of Arizona homes are disrupted every wear bv this contest. Why not yours Irresistible prizes Watch for full au- nouuCumeut.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-22

Signs of approaching spring. Christ mas iewelrv beginning To turn greer.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-22

Somebody ought to tell the reading clerk out at the house in the legis- lature that "aye" doesn't rime with hay" Or has he tumbled already?
Arizona republican., 1921-01-22

Has 1t occurred to you that OCal- laghan, the lord mayor of Cork whom they are trying to put out of the U. S, has a name that comes pretty near ly being pronounced 70 Call Again? !?
Arizona republican., 1921-01-22

Co-cds at the University of Pittsburs have voted unanimously for self government
Arizona republican., 1921-12-09
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DAUGHTERS OF CALEDONIA

DAUGHTERS OF CALEDONIA - The regular monthly meeting of the Daughters of Caledonia will be helt at o'clock Friday afternoon at tht home of Mrs. Luke Henderson, VI! Woodland avenue.
 UNDELWERED TELEGRAMS - there are telesrams at the local Western Union office for Edward w Piks, V. G. Burnett, care of A. R Smith, W. T. McHatton, Henry Schaffer, Harold Aughtry.
 HAVE NEW DAUGHTER Word has been received by friends in to MT. and Mrs. William Conrad Mills of Long Beach, California. MT and Mrs. Mills formerly lived in Phoenix. This is the second daugh- ter in the family.
 MARRIAGE cENSES-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to Oral Mcdaniel. 19, and Audra Cart wright, IS, both of Phoenix; Floren- tino Cortez, 2.4 and Herlinda Domin- quez, IT, both of Mesa; Oswald Mon real. 23. and Isabell Gay, 23, both of Phoenix; Grover Waddle, 19. and Beatrice Borden, 19, both of Phoe- nix; and Juan Chavez, 22, and Bea- trice c. Leypos, 21, both of Phoenix
 L. G " Palmer, who died November 2S, was filed for probate yesterday by the widow, Libbie Woodrow Palmer named in the instrument as executor The estate consists of real and per sonal property valued at s25, 900. The will is dated May 26, 1917, and leaves the entire estate to the widow. The petition will be heard on Monday af- ternoon, December 19, at 1:30 o'clock
 PLACED UNDER BOND-After a hearing yesterday, Justice Henry J. Sullivan placed Ed Bauer under g bond of $2,500 to keep the peace and Bauer was committed to the county jail in default of bond. The bond was asked in a complaint made by Villa Bauer, the wife, who alleged her husband had threatened her with bodily harm. Bauer claimed at the hearing yesterday that 90 grains oi cocaine which Constable Haze Burch and Officer c. B. Arnold O. the police department found in searching his room in a local hotel had been ''planted' there by his wife.
 ANNUlMENT ASKED - Petition for the annulment of the marriage oi LeRoy l.. Donkin and Margaretta Cassidy on July z, 1921, was filed in the superior court yesterday by MlCndel J. oOlhlIls lHe IdlneT OI LeRoy Donkin. The elder Donkin says his son is only 20 years of age and declares the license was issued to him without either the consent of himself or his wife. The younger Donkins, he says, lived together only a short time after they were married and do not intend to live together again and he asks their marriage be declared null and void.
 SUES FOR $25, ,000-When her hus- band was killed accidentally on Sep tember 14, 1921, by blow on the head received from a swinging crane on one of the defendants road build ing machines, Mrs. Anna Jewell Mo Frederick, widow of Carlton Audrey McFrederick, declares in a suit filed yesterday against Twohy Brothers company, herself and her six months old son were damaged to the extent of S25,000. The accident which caused the death of her husband, she says, occurred about two miles west of Coldwater while her husband was employed by the defendant company.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-09
LADIES' AID BAZAAR

LADIES' AID BAZAAR - The Ladies' Aid society of the First Pres byterian church will hold a bazaar | today at the church from to 10 ?. m.
 COOKED FOOD SALE - The Queen Esther circle of the First Methodist Episcopal church will hold a cooked food sale at the Cactus market. 15 East Washington street. on Saturday, commencing at II o'clock.
 ROWENA CIRcLE-The Rowena circle will meet at the home of Mrs. Sarah Prothero, 2223 Dayton street, on Monday, Dec. 12. Members will meet at the Ford hotel at 10: 30 a. m. All Yeoman ladies are invited.
 SCHOOL DAY DANCE-The Ro- wena circle will give a school day dance on Thursday evening, Dec. 29, at the K. of P. hall. All ladies are requested to dress as school girls and to bring basket of lunch for two. Hot coffee like mother used to make will be served in the kitchen. The public is invited.
 WOODMEN ELECT OFFICERS An election held at the last meeting resulted in the following officers be- ing chosen for Phoenix camp No. 1l462 Modern Woodmen of America: Venerable consul, O. E. Temple; ad- wiser, c. E. Mckee; vanker, Floyd Clark; clerk, H. D. Healey; escort, E. E. Powell; watchman. J. E. Clayton sentry, Joe Beauchamp, trustee three years. J. w. Edins; trustee two years, Charles Bonnell; camp physicians, pr. c. B. Palmer and pr. O. H. Brown.
 FIRE IN GARAGE-A Nash motor IaI ID of the new Wentworth apartment house at Fifth avenue and Roosevelt street, was badly damaged by fire in a garage in the rear of the Lewis apartments, 412 West Roosevelt street, about 7:15 o'clock last night. The garage building also was dam aged. The total loss was estimated by the fire department as $750. A short circuit in the car, which had been placed in the garage about an hour before, was the cause of the fire.
 NEWSPAPER MAN HERE - George l.. North of the San Fran cisco Bulletin, accompanied by Mrs. North, arrived in the city yesterday morning. Mir. North came as a wit ness in the case of Roy Gardner. After the escape of Gardner from McNeil Island he wrote Mir. North from time to time. On September 26, about three weeks after his escape, Mir. North received the famous letter in which Gardner stated that if he were pardoned he would go straight. Immediately after Gardner's arrest here he informed MT. North of his predicament
 GRANTS ExTRADITlON Acting Governor Ernest R. Hall yesterday granted the requisition of the gov ernor of Illinois for the return to Chicago of A. F.. Minimum. wanted there on the charge of operating a
 onfidence game. The extradition hearing took the entire day. Minimum, who is a Globe mining man. being represented by Frederick Shaffer and F. C. Struckmeyer. Judge Frank 2. Smith appeared for the Illinois off cers and George R. Hill. assistant attorney general for the state. It is understood that today counsel for Minimum will file an application for a writ of habeas corpus in the super for court
Arizona republican., 1921-12-09
Liberals Speculate On Make Up or NeuD
 Canadian Ministry

OTTAWA, Ont. Dec. s.-Having captured control of the Canadian par liament in Tuesdays election when the conservative cabinet and anti reciprocity were defeated Liberals tonight were speculating on the makeup of the next ministry.
 It is probable some little time will elapse before Premier Meighen. out balloted in his home district in Man. itoba, resigns and W. L. Mackenzie King, Liberal leader, is asked to make his selections.
 Related returns only added to the defeat of Conservatives Latest fig ures give the party standing:
 Liberals. 120; Progressives. 62i Conservatives. 50; Labor and Inde- pendents, 2. The Yukon seat is stil to be heard from.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-09

MISSIONARY MEETING The
 woman's missionary union of the 1 First Baptist church will hold a reg
 ular meeting in the church parlors
 this afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock. All women of the church and strangers 1 are invited to attend.
 AUCTION SALE HELD - A suc- ! cessful auction sale was held yester- | day at the F. A. Reid ranch six miles west of Phoenix. Dairy stock sold
 at an average of $150 a head. The | highest price paid was by J. R. Nor 1 ton who gave S200 for an animal. There was a large crowd in atten- dance. c. o. McMurtry was the auctioneer.
 WILL HOLD SocIALS TONIGHT In connection with the plan of sev- eral churches of the city to hold so- cials on the second Friday of each month it was announced last eve ming that the Epworth League of the First Methodist church will hold to- night in the church a Santa Claus party and the First Baptist church a ''farmyard jubilee" also in the church. Both socials will start at 7:3O o'clock. Various other churches will also hold socials this evening.
 LIVESTOCK BOARD MEETING The livestock sanitary board will meet Tuesday, according to the an- nouncement made yesterday by Ed Stephens, secretary to the board Many matters of importance to cattle men of the state will come up at this meeting which will be attended by the full membership of the board in- cluding Frank P. Moore of Douglas, chairman; N. c. Bernard of Tucson, and Charles P. Mullen of Prescott. ROOSEVELT CLUB DANCE - The Roosevelt Neighborhood club will give a dance at Neighborhood House this evening which will attract a large number of guests from town. An attractive dance program has been arranged and a number of in- teresting features planned to make the event of unusual interest. The
 members of the club will act as chaperones.
 PAROLE BOARD TO MEET - The board of pardons and paroles
 will meet in Florence today and to- morrow to act on "Christmas pa- roIes." J. O. Sexson, chairman of the board and Elsie Toles, member, will leave Phoenix to attend the meeting while w. J. Galbraith, attorney gen. eral will join them in the prison town, having spent the last few days in Holbrook, where he prosecuted all legged violations of the state game laws.
 PUPILS RECITAL-At the pupils
 recital tomorrow afternoon at the Arizona School of Music piano pupils of William Orth and Orley Hes will play; vocal numbers will be given by students from the class of Walter Hastings Olney; violin numbers by pupils of Robert Saunders. Express sion students of Mrs. Dwight Earl Easley and dancing of F. Paula Re ware, will appear on the program. which will begin at o'clock The public is cordially invited.
 JEWISH SERVICES - Regular Sabbath services of Congregation Beth Israel will be held this evening at o'clock at the school administra- ton building on North First avenue. The rabbi, pr. Liknaitz, will preach, taking for his subject Prayer and Promise" The Temple chorus will render the usual responses. Mrs. Bessie Fox Davis will sing Holy Ground" Religious classes followed by services will be held on Saturday and Sunday morning. All are well come
Arizona republican., 1921-12-09
Coming Euents

Friday. Dec. e-CentraI Christian church bazaar at 35 West Adam. street. Continued over Saturday Friday, Dec. @Madison Woman's club at home of Mrs. R. Q. Schultz on Camelback road, 2 p. m. rrIoay' Dec. S.-W ashInston Wom ans club bazaar, p. m. Friday, Dec. e.-Chicken supper and bazaar at First Congregational church.
 Friday, Dec. e.-Frid ,y club at Wo- mans club.
 Friday, Dec e.-R. E. Lee chapter U. D. (, reception to president, Mrs. J. H. Williams, 335 West MoreIand street. Friday, Dec. e.-Bazaar by the La dies Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church at the church from 1 to 10 p. m. Friday, Dec. 9-Rotary club, annual ladies' nisnt at Woman's club; no noon luncheon. Saturday, Dec. 101Seminole club dance at Woman's club, 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 10.-Giri Reserves Y. w. c. A., high school auditorium 8 p. m.
 Saturday. Dec. 1o.- Country Club bridge tea and informal dinner dance.
 Saturday, Dec. 10.-Monthiy meeting Maricopa County Poultry associa- ton at the chamber of commerce, p. m.
 Saturday, Dec. 1o-RscitaI Arizon. Schpol of Music, 4 p. m.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-09
Red Cross SalUage
 And Shop

The attention of all classes of buyers of Christmas gifts is called to the fact that the Red Cross has re- ceived a shipment of first quality Shears and Scissors (sold to close out broken lines). which are suitable for holiday presents to your best friends. There are other goods in stock which may prove interesting to shoppers. Please bear in mind that the entire proceeds of these sales go to help the suffering poor of Phoenix.
 If you have no articles to donate to the Salvage and Shop" at present. why not call and buy something. for your purchase will assist in. relieving the needy Adv bs
Arizona republican., 1921-12-09
RETURNING FROM EAST

RETURNING FROM EASI = Thomas Madock, state engineer, will return Sunday from Omaha where he is in attendance at the annual meeting of state highway officials.
 VISITING IN CiTY-Miss I. R. Hallner of Long Beach is visiting with Mrs. D. Gravou, 709 North Sev- enth avenue. She will remain about two weeks.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-09
Local Weather Yesterday


 Local Weather Yesterday
 a. m. Noon ?. m Temp, dry bulb .39 62 59 Temp, wet bulb ..38 47 46 Humidity. per cent 92 2s 35 Wind from .......E F SEE Wind, miles ..-... 8 Rainfall .......... 0 o Weather ....... Clear Clear Clear Highest yesterday ..............6 67 Highest this date for 26 years .7S Lowest yesterday 36 Lowest this date for 26 years ... "A Total rainfall ............... Deficiency in temperature yester- day, 1 degree.
 Excess in temperature since the first of the month, 9 degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since Jan. 1, 356 degrees. Normal precipitation Jan. to date, 7.45 inches.
 Actual precipitation Jan. to date, BOA inches.
 Deficiency since Jan. 1, Al inches. Today: Time of sunrise, 7:20 a. m.; sunset, 5:21 p. m.; moon set, 1:16 a. m.
 ROBERT c. GRANT.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-09

FRESHMAN CLUB The Fresh. man club of Girl Reserves will hold initiation Thursday, Dec. 15, inme- diately after school at the Y. W. c. A. home, 234 West Monroe street. The officers of the club are Elsie Caughlin, president; Ellen Scott, vice president; Moline Leak. secre- tary. and Marion Hughes. treasurer.
 ANNUAL LADIES' NIGHT - The Rotary club will hold their annual ladies' night tonight at the Womans club. There will be no noon luncheon. Dinner will be served at o'clock be program presented with several surprise features promised. Russell Freeman will be chairman.
 RETURNS TO TUCSON-Dean D. w. Working of the University of Arizona returned yesterday morning from the north, having accompanied a delegation of the members of tf- National Grange on their return from the convention at Portland. to the Grand Canyon. He returned to Tue son last night.
 WANT ARIZONA DELEGATION The chamber of commerce was ad- vised yesterday by Charles de B. Claiborne, chairman of the Louisiana division of the Southern Tariff asso- citation, that Louisiana is sending to Washington a delegation of its most prominent men to attend the hear ings which are to be granted south ern interests on tariff legislation. Claiborne. in asking that a similar delegation be sent to the hearings from Arizona, says: "Our success is going to depend largely upon the united efforts of the organized busi- ness interests of all states and we, of course. expect Arizona to join us in Washington with like delegation"
Arizona republican., 1921-12-09
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Hudson Super Six. Partly cut down for speedster. $50 cash. See it at 622 N. 11th Ave 2t
 FOR SALE-Bv owner. 2l1 acres, five room house, garage. lights and water, good shade, near car line; small cash payment, balance month- ly. Cal 616 East Roosevelt. E. J. West
Arizona republican., 1921-12-09
OBITUARIES
PIacido Mancino

Placido Mancino passed away at a local hospital on Tuesday evening. Mir. Mancino came to Phoenix with his son from Harrington, Rhode ls- land, where he was engaged in the grocery business. A. Mancino will leave Phoenix this evening with the body for interment at the old home in Rhode Island. Friends may call at the chapel of Yarwood and Hockrey between and o'clock this after noon during which hours the casket will be opened.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03
An Interview With Col. H. c. White
head, RemOunt Service, U. S. A.

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-13
MARRIED TWO YEARS
Couple Surprised in Honor of Second
Wedding Anniversary.

Mr. and Mrs Franc Wa te of Main
street had planned to spend their
second anniversary quietly at verr
home but their friends p'annt j
ferently and when Mr.. Waite III an1
swer to bell went to the door twenty
five of said friends burst in upon her.
1t was such complete surprise that
she was almost overcome for the
minute.
After presenting Mr.. and Mrs
Waite with china chocolate set and
sandwich tray it was decided to spend
the evening playing 500. Miss Helen
VIII they was the lady with the high
est score and was awarded first prize,
while Clyde Breslin received the
mems first prize. Edward O'Connor
and Miss Elizabeth Shea were given
the consolation prizes. Refresh
ments were served and the guests de-
parted W shing Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
much happiness as the years go on in
their married life.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-13
NORTH BENNINGTON

Miss Mary Scarey Of North Adams
spent Sunday in town
Mis- Mary Murphy student in
Bliss Business college. North Adams
spent the week end W tn her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Edward Murphy.
Rev, W. r. Hamlin and family, who
have been spending several days in
Amherst, Mass have returned
Mr., and Mrs. Peter Matt son, who
have been the guests of Mr.. Mat
tison's parents, Mr. and Mrs Fred
Mattison of tIinsdilvlle, have re-
turned to Albany
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Mayhew and
grandson Edward Minogue and Mr.
and Mrs, Edward Mulligan of Ben
nington visited Sunday at the home
of Christopher Fruitrich
The residences of Mrs. r. b, Car.
ter and Mrs II. C. Simmons on Main
street are receiving coats of paint.
Samuel Tacy is having the build
ings on his property on School and
West streets painted
Park Mattison is the guest of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mattison.
Mrs. Madeline Baudlstel of Spring
field, Mass, and Mrs Edward Pillings
OF Bennington were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs Adolph Balmer of
Greenwich street
Tie residences of Mrs. McGoyern
.of Prospect street and H. A. White
of Bank street are being painted
Mrs. j, H. boomis and Mrs Marion
Brown of Eagle Bridge N Y. spent
Thursday in the village,
Friends in town Of Miss l.eola
Greene of this village who has been
taking a four years course at Folts
Mission Institute Herkimer, n Y,
have received invitations to the Com
mencement exercises to be he'd We'd
nsday evnlng. May Is. Miss Greene
is to graduate at that time The ad.
dress at the commencement exercises
is to be given by Rev j. f. Vichert, d.
d., Dean of Theological Department
Of Colgate University,