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Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
|CON NT|NUANCE IF COALITION RULE
 IN ENGLAND |S UP |TO PARL|AMEN I
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LONDON, Feb. 13. - King George Tuesday will open a session of parlia- ment which promises to be g. test of continuance of the coalition govern ment of Premier Lloy1 George. Con structive measures heading the pro- gram include the new budget, schemes of protection to safeguard key indus tries against foreign competition and prevent the dumping of foreign goods. and also for remedying exchange con- ditions. A plan for relief of unem- ployed, a new drink-licenssng regula- ton, creating of Irish parliaments un- der the home rule bill and reform of the house of lords.
 There is much rumor that the gov ernment will try to sp.Ke the guns of those criticising it by presenting an economy budget providing for 1,950,000. The first Tuesday in April is consid- cred the probable day for bringing into effect the home rule act. The present
 outlook is that only the Ulster gov ernment will be formed in which event 1 the yiceroy and chief secretary for Ire
 land will nominate Irish privy coun- ciliors to form an assembly to exer- else the powers of a parliament until conditions in Ireland become more
 peaceful.
 Reform of the lords is not enthusi- astically received by the conservative
 administration. The general principle presumably will be to make the lords
 more representative and curtail the number of hereditary legislators.
 l Although the government has sy
 majority. it will be severely attsched and the sharpest opposition will be di
 rected against it's management Of H.
 nances with alleged wastefulness. the | Irish policy and also the costly occu- patton of Mesopotamia.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
Irish Republicans Increase Activity
 Against England

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 DUBLIN, Feb. 13-An increase in the operations against the crown forces, as forecast in a statement made to the Associated Press by high officer of the Irish republican army has been noted the last week. Official reports of the weekend activities deal with "outraaes" even in the northern county or Monaghan and the northwestern part of County Mayo, heretofore quiet.
 From two districts in Mayo the police reported finding the roads trenched, with stone barricades across the highways. At Macroom a fusiiIade was fired, and three bombs were thrown.
 An example of daring displayed by Irish republican forces was an attack at Garrickmackross, county Monaghan on a patrol of 10 police men, near their barracks.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
ADMIRAL KNAPP
 CHARGES SMALL
 GROUP SEEK|NG HAITI CONTROL
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 13.-The United states, having put it's hand to the plow' in Haiti. must not turn pack by withdrawing American forces, Rear Admiral H. H. Knapp declared tooay in a report in which he presented the results of his investigation in the tsl- and for the navy and state depart ments.
 Agitation against the American oc- cupation. he asserted, is inspired by desire by a small group, who, he said, represented at the most less than five per cent of the population
 This group he added. is working to gain the sympathy of the American people, although their real object Is to obtain abrogation of the treaty be- tween the United States and Haiti and bring about a return of the old condi- tions of government.
 Could this be attained" the ad- miral continued. q think 999 out of every 1000 Haitians would be glad to see American forces remain to enforce order.
 ''The 95 per cent would be exploited for the dishonest benefit of the five per cent if these ends were attained. The 95 per cent would enjoy less real free dom than now. Should the United States now withdraw it would, in my opinion, be surrendering the true in terests and true freedom of 95 per cent of the population and encouraging the unworthy minority to go on with its dishonest. arbitrary and tyrannica methods. While it is probably impos- sible to state that graft does not exist it is concealed graft unknown to th' United States treaty officials.
 "The people of the United States the report said, should not allow themselves to be deceived by the word. republic of Haiti into believing there exists a republic in any sense. Tn so- called republic of Haiti, left to it self has been a tyrannical oligarchy 1 in which those out of power sought t get into power, by fair means or foul with the same corrupt personal end in view. Tranquility and security nov exist in Haiti practically throughou the country. This is the dirNct resul of armed American intervention"
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
Incendiaries Fire 5. Several Factories
 In English Cities
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 MANCHESTER, Engy Feb. 13- Simultaneous outbreaks of fire in several mills and factories in Man chester, FaiIsworth, Royton and RockdaIe Saturday night, were ac companied by the employment of inflamabie liquids and the fleeing of men acting suspieiousIy, some of whom were fired at. The circum- stances led to the belief that the fires were the result of Sim Fein activity, although there were no proofs.
 Sir Robert Peacock, chief con stable, considers that he has ob- tained convincing evidence that the fires here were due to the work of sirish irreconsiiabies."
 No serious damage resulted. each fire having been quickly discov- cred. In each of the eight fires entrance to the buildings was gained by breaking windows. Rags, soaked with petrol, were used.
 Many empty petrol receptacies were found near the fires.
 At the Holt Oil works, the watchman was confronted by three men, who threatened to shoot if he attempted to raise an alarm. When this watchman endeavored to escape, six shots were fired at him.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
GREAT PAGEANT TODAY TO MARK PAST HALF CENTURY
 IN LIFE OF CITY AND COUNTY

Divisions Of Parade, Starting At 200 This Afternoon
 Will Visualize Pages Of Community History-Pioneers
 Of County To Be Guests At Big Celebration This Eve
 nins-Golden Jubilee Will Long Be Remembered, It
 Is Planned-Night Program At School Of Music To Be
 Open To Public
 Phoenix and Maricopa county 50 years old today properly record the onward march of Old Father Time these fast growing youngsters have planned golden jubilee celebration in which the children will play an important part These children the pioneers of the city and county.
 There outstanding features of todays program
 "a street pageant at 23O o'clock this afternoon and pioneers meeting at the Arizona School of Music hall at
 80 o'clock tonight Nothing has been left undone by the committee in charge to make these events ones long to be remembered when the pages of community history finally written.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
Negro Killed In Gun
 Fight With Officer
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DENVER Colo. Feb. 13.-An un- identified negro, believed by police to have been a house robber. was shot and killed in a gun battle with Patrol man Leslie Sawyer here tonight. While Sawyer was off duty, he noticed the negro with a colored companion acting suspiciously in his neighborhood The officer went to his home and procured a pistol and later overlook the negroes He commanded them to hold up their hands, telling them he was an officer. They immediately opened fire. which was returned by the officer One of the negroes fell, dying almost instantly. His companion fled.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
NEW ASSOCIATION IF AMERICANS |N' MEXICO SUBMITS. EVIDENCE IF O|L.
 TRUST CONTROL.
Sponsors Of Organization Charge Oil Interests Dom- mate Old Association In Mexico-Offer Eight Con- ditions For Recognition,
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WASHINGTON. Feb. Exchanges that the oil companies have used the National Association for the Protec- tion of American Rights in Mexico to further their interests are contained in circulars received today announcing the organization of a new society to obtain redress of past wrongs and restoration of rights" in Mexico. . The new organization. the "Ameri- ~San Association of Mexico" announces it represents small investors as well as large corporations, adding that, al- though the old organization has more than 4000 members. of which "cer- tainly $500 are Americans of small means" 1t is so organized that these Americans have no voice in it's direc- tfon."
 Paul Hudson, formerly the publisher of the Mexican Herald at Mexico City; w. F. Buckley. formerly an attorney of Tampico. Mexico, and the repre- sentative of a group of independent oil operators. and s. A Smith, a news paper man, formerly of Mexico City, have signed the circular as members of the provisional executive commit tee.v
 The announcement is supplemented hy an Endorsement of eight conditions Xtfat they insist should be complied with by Mexico before it is recognized by the United States.
 The conditions are essentially the same as those suggested in the report of the senate subcommittee headed by Senator Fall. which investigated conditions in Mexico.
 It is charged that efforts have failed to induce the old association to .anA nounce a policy and to fight for this policy in the open"
 "It was submitted as further evi- dence of the domination of the na- 4x<x.~ <~rF tion that the offices of the former have been moved to those occupied by the oil producers organization.
 The eight conditions are:
 The return to their owners of all properties of American citizens con- fiscated or administered by the Mex ican government.
 An acknowledgment of the duty ot the Mexican government to reimburse American cit zens for damages suf fcred during the revolutions beginnins in 1910. and the appointment of join commission to determine such dam ages.
 "The elimination of all provisions o the constitution of 1917 that have a. their effect the confiscation of prop. erty of American citizens.
 The elimination of those provision. that impose restrictions on the devel opment of American enterprise fl 1ieAiSo. of dH d5TttiHenL not 10 dppl, them to American citizens.
 'The elimination of the humiliatins provision that requires that an Amer fcan citizen shall waive the benefits o his nationality in acquiring property
 The elimination of the provision that forbids an American clergyman t, exercise his sacred office in Mexico.
 'The elimination of the provision that authorizes the federal executiv, to expel an American citizen withou cause and without trial
 The removal of all other govern mental restrictions on leeitimat American enterprises"
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
IF TEEN DAYS IN
 SESSION .OF U.S. CONGRESS
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WASHINGTON Feh. 13.-OnlS Is working days are left congress and none of the regular appropriation bills has finally been enacted and practical Iy all important legislation is in the air.
 Early passage by the senate of the Fordney emergency tariff bill. how ever, is expected to break the jam, at least, of the appropriation measures. Leaders believe that it is still possible, with night sessions, to get through all of the money bills, except possibly navy and army appropriations.
 The emergency tariff bill is to be given right of way tomorrow in the senate and a vote is expected by Tues day or Wednesday.
 The house plans to pass the last two appropriation bills, the naval and for tifications budgets early this week and clear the way for other legislation and conference reports. A half dozen ap- propriation bills are awaiting the senate. The soldiers bonus bill probably will be reported to the senate this week by the finance committee probably with provision deferring arrangements for increased taxes tC meet it's obligations. Final disposition of it in the senate jam is uncertain.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
Archbishop Harty
 Deplores Violence
 By Irish Factions
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DUBLIN, Feb. 13. - Archbishop Harty, in his Lenten pastoral today says, while condemning outrages com mited in the name of the British gov ernment he does not condose acts of violence, committed with a view to national justice"
 He declares Ireland is too small to assert its freedom by force of arms, nor will it's higher Christian civiliza- tion permit us to compete with others in acts of harbarism," and continues:
 People inured to persecution will not fail. We must rely on moral force for victory"
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
PHOENIX IS DO YEARS OLD TODAY
Shooting Enrages Kansas Oil ToLUn;
 Threaten Officers
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WICHITA, Kan, Feb. 13-A mob of between 400 and 500 persons a. Augusta, Kan, was threatening an attack on the police station here late tonight following the probable fatal shooting last night of Charles Former, an oil fhlld worker. and the alleged beating and arrest of his brother.
 Former is said to have been shot by a plain clothes officer when two detectives attempted to arrest the brothers and two companions
 No effort had been made to dis perse the mob which took a stand across from the police station. Every officer in Butler county is reported to have been summoned to Augusta.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
Another Victim In Mingo County
 Strike District

WILLIAMSON, W. Va, Feb. 13- Fired upon while patroling near Thacker station, Mingo county, four state policemen tonight returned the fire and killed one of the gun men, according to reports.
 The policemen's fight with their unseen enemy occurred near the vil- Iage limits when the mounted off, cers apparently rode into the ann bush.
 At the first burst of fire one of ficer's horse was shot from under him. Dismounting, the policemen fired toward the hidden gunmen and then charged
 The soldiers declared they found one man dead, a rifle in his hands.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14

red hat.
 ROME. Feb 13.-The staticisn an nounced today that the Most Rev. Den his J. Dougherty, archbishop of Phil adelphia, will be created cardinal at the secret consistory in March.
 Monsignor Dougherty will be the only new American cardinal to be named. Archbishop Mundelein of Chicago. and Archbishop Hayes of New York, although they probably will receive the red hat, will not be i'm cluded in the appointments in March, even as cardinals reserved in Pectore, as the pontiff generally has recourse to this system only when there are weighty reasons not to publish imrne- diateIy the creation of certain cardinals.
 No important reasons exist for. the maintenance of secrecy over the cre- ation of American cardinals and it is not believed that any to be reserved in Pectore will belong to the United States.
 Tn vatican circles, it is pointed out that. according to the Catholic doc Urine ''the pope is the vicar of Christ on earth, represents the divine au- thority, is the intermediary between Heaven and the faithful and fixes the dogma as he is infallible because in- terpreting the divinity and consequent ly cannot be subject to control or re- ceive advice as would befit a demo- cratic chief.
 Therefore, the creation of cardinals is entrusted in an uncomfortable way to the will of the pontiff. Monsignor Dougherty is expected to | arrive February 28 and will be re-
 ceived with the honors due to his new status.
 An official list of the cardinals to
 be appointed has been postponed ow- | ing to the delay of the king of Spain 1 to reply that the choice of the pope l for Spanish cardinals are persona grata to him.
 It is understood that the king has convoked council of ministers to ask their opinion.
 Explanation of the fact that no new cardinals residing here are to be created may be found in the high cost | of living, it is said at the vatican.
 Members of the sacred college at
 tached to the Curia Rumana receive 22,000 lire per year from the papal
 revenues and there is some hesitancy | in adding to the burden. | The salaries were fixed in 1851
 when it was possible to lease a fine
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
Traffic Police Tn
 Albany MobiIized To Protect Carmen
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ALBANY, N Y-, Feb. 13.-Albany's force of traffic police was mobilized today in front of the state capitol to handle a crowd of several thousand persons who rushed a street car and snow blow operated by strikebreakers. Patrolmen and mounted men used their clubs before the onrush was checked.
 Two arrests were made
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14

apartment for 1900 lire, but now even a moderately comfortable dwelling place costs 1S,000. Several cardinals recently asked the vatican that they be exempted from keeping a carriage or a motor car, but this request was refused, the vatican feeling that mem bers of the sacred college should not ride in public vehicles or walk.
 Princes of the church have, in addi- tion to their salaries, emoluments which amount to considerable sums.
 Since the war the bulk of the vati- cans revenues comes from America.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
Archbishop Doue ess'.tv
 WiII Be EIepafess-. .te :
 College Of Cardinals
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 PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 13.-An nouncement that Arc h b i h p Doueherty has been decided on for elevation to the college of cardi- naIs was made today in all the Catholic churches in Philadelphia and preparations were made for the sailing on Saturday of the party that will accompany the archbishop to Rome to receive the red hat
Evening journal., 1921-12-02
MARKET HOLDS
TO BUOYANCY
Increase in Federal Reserve
Ration Aids Stocks in
Early Trading

NEW YORK. Dec. ? Omitted
Press. )-Buoyancy characterized the
opening OF the New York Stock Ex-
change today az result OF the fur
ther Increase OF the Federal reserve
ratio which AZ 72.7 per cent stood az
the highest since October 10. 1917.
Standard oil Of New Jersey. led
the advance in the industrial eroup
with a spurt into new high ground
al 1Se.
Marine preferred made a new high
on the move 20 So. General Electric
gained two points 20 13s. while Sears
Roehuck advanced y 10 59k on the
announcement that the regular pre-
ferred dividend had been declared
contrary 20 general expectation.
Opening prices included: Mexican
Petroleum ii2h. on y; Famous
Players 6s7s. up 4 American su-
gar bb, on y; General Electric
l57 y, mp y Asphalt s84. North
ern Pacific s2@. on u: Baldwin
s4A' up y. international Paper So:
Utah Copper so. mp u Sinclair 22n
on a; Sears -Roebuck SO. up /.
bethlehem b.. Sc. up 4: u. s steel
SAY. MP \; studebaker 7sih. up
y American Telephone 11sN;
Texas Company AK. up \ Allied
Chemical sex.
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SEEK STATUS OF
ELKTON PARSON
Presbytery May Discuss
Right of Rev. Lockerbie
To Oficiate
REV. WIN. LEISHMAN
TO BE INSTALLED

When tho Presbytery OF New
Castle meets in Eastlake Presbyter-
ian Church this evening to install
the Rev. william Beishman as pas
tor. It also may discuss the legal
right OF the Rev. Daniel I.ockcrbie.
the new marrying parson" OF Elk
ton. TO oficiate at marriages.
The Rev. j. r. NJ. Eckard. OF
Smyrna, az the meeting OF the Pres
bytery a month ago in this city. was
directed to look into the matter and
make his report al the meeting
today. DR.. Eckard has completed
his Investigation and Is prepared TO
make his report
Mr.. Lockerbie. who halls from
Philadelphia. went to Elkton short
ly after the marrying activities OF
the Rev. r. r. Western we're sup
pressed by the Methodista Mr.. Lock
erbie claiming 60 be an ordained
minister. has. II Is charged. divided
his fees with the Elkton taxi men
who convey prospective brides and
grooms to his home. Presbytery AT
a recent meeting decided TO inves-
tigate his ministerial status and his
right 70 marry couples. The matter
may be taken up tonight II time 81
available.
The program for the installation
OF Pastor Lelshman is as follows
with the Rev. U. F. Smiley. OF wes
Church. presiding;
Prelude; anthem. Around th'
Throne Of God" Brown; doxology
invocation; Scripture lesson. prayer
the Rev Aquilla webb. ID d., LII d.
Hymn No. 271. spirit Of God. De.
scend Upon My Heart; sermon. tbs
Rev. Robert c. Pitzer. OF Delawar'
City. solo. The Beautiful Land OF
High" Mrs Harry Meyers; statemen
by the presiding minister; questions
TO the pastor-elect; announcement o.
installation; choir. Gloria In Eix
celsis." Mozart; charge to the pas
tor. the Rev. Charles H. Bonner. o.
Hanoved Church; charge to the peo
pie. the Rev W. G. Little. Pm. u
prayer OF installation, the Rev. J.
Gilhllan. ID. d.. Of Oiivet Church
benedicton. the Rev. william Leish
man
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died

CLOWER-rn this city, on December /.
1871 Daniel OAoWcr. aged 81 years.
Relatives. friends. members Of du-
Pont Lodge A. f. A NJ. Brandy
Lodge. X. OF p. are invited 10 al
tend the funeral services al his
late residence. 1909 Gilpin avenue.
on Sunday, December g. At o'clock.
Funeral In charge or DUPONT Lodge.
A. r. A NJ lnterment at Mt
salem cemetery.
GABR1Efs-At Washington, ID. C. on
November 30. 1921, Fritz, son OF
Anna Rose and the late Carl Ca
hriel aged sc years Relatives and
friends are invited 70 attend the
funeral services al his mothers
residence 1909 Marsh Road. on SAT-
urday. December 3. at . o'clock. In
tcrmcnt at Rivcrvicw cemetery.
GOUERT-At Philadelphia, Pa, on De-
cember /. 1921. Nell r. sehi. widow
OF oscar o. Goucrt. Jr. Funeral
from her late residence. 1i06 West
Second street on Monday morning.
December 5, at . o'clock Solemn
requiem mass At St Pauls r. G.
church. az $50 o'clock. Interrnont
at Rverview cemetery
HARTMAN-in this city. on November
30. 1921. Leroy f.. son Of Charles d.
and Anna Hartman. aged 40 years.
Relatives and friends are Invited to
attend tho funeral services at his
parents rcsdenc go n Van Buron
street. on Saturday afternoon. De-
cemher .. at 2 o'clock. Interment
az Silvcrhrook cemetery.
BYRNE-in this city. on November 40.
1921, Mary r., daughter OF the late
Michael and Julia byrne. aged 81
years. Relatives and friends are
Invited 70 attend the funeral from
the residence OF her brother. p J.
Byrne, 1911 West Eighth street. on
saturday morning December J. Al
? o'clock. Requiem mass at Sacred
Heart Church. intcrment at Cathe.
drai cemetery.
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EIGHT AFTER
TESTERS PLACE
tcontInued From Flrst Pare. }

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sger and a bookkeeper to be engaged
by the board.
The resignation OF Mr.. Jester has
created a difference Of opinion on
the question as 10 who should name
the new secretary. Several weeks
ego the board adopted a motion en-
powering superintendent David A
Ward. to name all officials Of the
board who held executi tive positions
in the department. II is contended
BY one or more members OF that
board that this meant the appoint
ment OF a secretary in case OF a sit
uation as now existing. Other
members Of the Board contend that
the Superintendent OF Schools should
have nothing to do with the naming
- the boards secretary and for this
reason Il Is thought the secretary
will be named from the ranks OF the
Board OF members
Just who the present applicants for
the position are could not b0 Ascer-
tanned today. several OF the appli-
cants requesting that their names
be withheld as they are At present
employed.
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" YOU ARE WE'LL BRED

You will send a car or carriage
for the lady whom you have re-
quested TO act as your chaperon.
You will present to your chaperon
az the young men you meet at a
dance or entertainment.
You will have your engagement
Banounced either verbally and in
formally by a member OF your fam
lily or formally in notes to your in
innate friends.
You will receive no gifts from
your hance save those which can
t-r returned in case the betrothal If
broken.