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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-26
George Robert Moves.

George Robert Noyes, 412 Nine
teenth street, Moline, succumbed at
3 yesterday morning following a
brief illness. Mr.. Noyes had been
an Odd Fellow for more than 20
years and was a member of Manu-
facturers' lodge, No. 4S5, of Moline
For 80 years he had been en-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-26
FIRE DESTROYS PLANES.

Chicago, Dec. 26.-Five airplanes
of the government air mail service
were destroyed by fire at the May
wood field.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-26

Funeral services for James s..
Conklin, 1891 Eighth avenue, Rock
Island, were held at o'clock yes
terday afternoon in the Knox chap
ell. Rev. w. G. Oglevee, pastor of
the South Park Presbyterian
church, conducted the services.
The body was sent to New Bedford
mad Burial was made this after
noon in the New Bedford cemetery.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-26
Obituary
Funeral Of Mrs. White.

Funeral services for Mrs. George
o. White were held at 8 o'clock this
morning in the family residence,
603 Twenty-third street, Rock Is
land. Rev. w. L. Essex, pastor of
the Trinity Episcopal church, con-
Quoted the services. Burial was in
Chippiannock cemetery.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-26

All the News-An the Tin.
The Argus s-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-26
DUNDERBERG WILL RECOVER

Reports from the City hospital of
Moline bear the encouraging news
that A. E. Dunderberg, whose skull
was fractured when his automobile
skidded against a tree Friday night,
will likely recover. He is con-
scious and his temperature is said
to be normal. Mr.. Dunderberg is
sales manager OF the John Deere
Plow company of Moline.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-26
Helps for the Kitchen:

Oval shaped, splint clothes bas-
ketS, 9Se.
Folding clothes rack. Is bars to
dry clothes on, S19S.
No. . galvanized wash tuh- use.
White porcelain cups and sauc-
ers, set of 6 for CSC.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04

g,aow Of ,Auge;, <oea. ss.g u: Rsia,lyss
81 INT German Lutheran Gem. Friends
NAV call Thu.ss T.. ~
dSrH S2 kAST k1S aHsts MARY ssiyle.s ~'dsw SAT- q
= 81 parIors ef q. orse chandler Paul.
band nIS AWE I,nSnnburs ssed 81, Rss.
tlyNs and frlends J"russle'n iJOdse, No. 500
r. 'Sr '6 & n a ,d'ssass m @"ssHsion TGTmc' camS mo &
lla9, T.. o. >. of, A., wIqsohockIng Tribe No;
Gouncii, 80 S3i ~ are invited 70 sttsnS ~.
neral. Fri T. NJ. from residence Of nd
YARD Mckee" 252S hr9.e ct, H. M s.
10 r., N .., '
,hWmEN,'E. r., ,,. iSShEiI'A A,nSn,i We 9f iss
r%iI,Gs St; A., ,oo, r,t,r .s
-2 NNTEfS y fas 3S 5%ars. '22' a1d Ed'A SrroSs oy
A,aysrs Duc notice ~ funeral from her late
r";;H,p.ss s,rii4 ,I4o 4 2aih tsI;pvr w,,ov :,
Chsr.s Mccarthy ,nre parrsEhl nsiatives
~; rss!.0S; 1S5ms lS$% MSs SS,IS Z, a sss as
M&ofE q H. ol' az Wn'h's''' IN cen? Ton,honoes.n
geeldencs, Si5 2: ION ave Gonsnohocson
M6iEn. Aus. !, 1871 iA61Y. husband
:" ar" n' ito to GenG Inc OF sS,,S
NoBlT oH,Gnr, Aug 81. Ella "a Il Eid2" @ OF
No~jh broad 81, Thursday morning, 1880.
'"i,r%sfE! iRrssEl T.%@n HT,,s%%@n Ausus, + 1921 LUCY
,5jl.;. ,,sSl i. 2o'h st FRIDAY. p. Nj iD''Fro'n'
SrGLGIlZ a. T2uI'por9 = J.. on AZ
gust FREbEHiCk - hus99and on Mar
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04
GOLD IMPORTS AT RECORD
Receipts During Ten Days in July
Were $32.ooo,ooo

Washington, Aug. T. Gold imports.
amounting 10 So .UOU. 900 during the
ten days ending July 20 reached the
highest mark for any similar period in
the last three months. according to u
statement issued today by the Federal
Reserve Board During the ten days
ending April 10, the total was S4S. E
OOO,OOO. Exports Of gold during the
second ton days Of July, however. were
only SSH ,782.
or the gold imported during the July
period. France sent in more than SIG. .
600 200 worth. Great Britain more than
$1,000 600 aud British India NOR. than
81 900 900. while the total gold ex =
ported included S33.3S7 sent 70 Canada
S437 ,465 to Mexico and $40 900 TO
Hongkong
The total gold imported from January
! to July 20 amounted to S391 .435 .343
as compared with exports Of 50. +4G, =
20 during the same period.
Silver imports Tor the ten days
amounted to 81 ,S33 1874. while for the
half year period imports totaled $50. e
~. 2.212. as compared with exports Of
S23, ,297, ,SS1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Gilt-Edsed Issues DulI-DolIar De.
scrlptions Quiet-kaffrs Firm

London. Aug. 2. Trading in seoul.
ies on the Stock Exchange failed To
broaden today, and the markets drifted
aimIeSsly. Generally. the uudertonp
was stable. Gilt edged investment issue.
were dull. owing to SITTER rates for
money. Hesitation was noted in French
loans and they also were dull.
Dollar descriptions were quiet and
easier, moving with New York ex-
change. Home rails were soft and
without feature. Shares Of Argentine
roads halted after having scored gains
The oil group was cheerful in spots
Shell Transport and Trnding was ~,
and Mexican Eagle ) ZIG.
Alterations in the industrial depart e
ment were narrow and Irregular. Hud .
sons Bay was 6as The rubber sec
ton was neglected.. but steady. Kaftir,
were firm, but operations We're pro-
tessioual
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04
PERSONALS

I''H SAL f 1ccor IGhc" ".Lh the pro-
Mp,en, US ."aqs Zen To- slor-se 'I and NJ oihsr
,nurh s. zoo Is s'or, / IN the ioIOW'ng names
r.u n' als"'."d "t At pID.!c auction at our
''m'Gn ;'rTn, ri,.,I ,H1T lN05 b%'Iont s. on
-, = N ;": 80 S@.'"% II "E Et1eHNHr q !" 4 VAN
A"NhE'I-A"uinSs. r,ds s-,,.r, scut'ie.
d" q, w. 'pr,hH d~'I' 'hE!"S scr6ens'
f3S s.s. Ai% MNTHGI&5; 5 5,s: sstSs:
XXI W% :%' 5"e'T'' So;,phcf Zee? rsI .HrSs Ss
M>r '%r &"% FSt'Fs rsa I'M. Ar: '9y ras Ssns. ir,Gs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04
Mercantile Marine Earnings Lower

New York. Aug. i.---fLs lut". ma iipanl
Mcrcan lls Marine c. nnd it's yubs d,arisA
armed tl21s2.t7s IN 1924 = decrease Of
yi.ND2 1913 "1 compared with hgur"s for
1919, sad % annual rcp RI made public
today. r. ON the 1870 earnings $3.50. ara
vas charged gh to ,pre, Iatiuu - steam
Eh DS, iehNluR net surplus 90 ~" NU.I I
~, i81 tOl TIE gomErny's tot.I surplus
ives gwen Es 500. j5G,D73 T.. 4. rruuk-
Tn, pr 'sidcnt Of IN, Cunpgu,. u .buicd .hn
falling III u estniugs T. ShFiIkHgr in
freight irEnlc. l-NeI rA,fS. ,Nit,r diTicuI-
tIes nnd .nGrJas 4 expenses fJr supplies, ie.
tairs Hrd r"condidpniuE Of ships
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04
6OVERNM ENT BONDS
LIVERPOOL Cotton

Liverpool. Aus. -Thore was far 4.
msud for spot cotton today. Prices wrr.
steady at S.32d for middng against Sg;d
Yesterday. Sales were 1000 hnlcs ami .,
ceipts 1000. including $500 bales AmrriraN
Futures were stcadV. Spot pricn, ,c.re
American middling fair 10 N3d uouJ mia
dlng. 8lSd fully midduuL STSI mtJt'inv
s.s2d low mddins +3d good oId.nerH
Il. 2Sd. ordinary. ; hSd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04
Approves $500. 900 Loan

MOnteyIdoo truguaS Avs T. rh, Na.
u"nal Executive Council has Nrrrov'd the
acceptances ot a loan Of 81 S0l 900 bv Norm
American bankers through the National
city Bank u New York This ban 10 fhs
UIuEuayan Gorernmont would mature in
TWENTY-FIVE S.arS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04
Reserve Banks Discount Rates
Official rcdlscuJnt '..lrs ,t The twelve" t,d
raj Reserve Bsnks are As fUiIOws:


CLAEK-SANDERS -- on Ju1y Il in
London. ALFRED CLARK, u 100 Mount si
Berkeley sIdHre. LOndyn. s,dest Bou OF the
iPts Mr.. aud Ars Waiter i.Dwrl" C'ark OF
New YORK.. to GER rkvDE IVY. young, ii
dGught"r u Mr. and hrs Haydn Sanders
~ Pine View. East lIorsl-y. Surrey
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04
Paris Bourse ouIst

Paris. Aug, t,m.,Tradins wss auis, on the
Pourse today, Three per cent rsntss "A
francs rs cent mes; exchange on London, ID
francs 80 centimss; per cant loan, 81 ira ncs
20 oenttmes, The dollar was quoted Al IA
lFancs "a oentimss,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04
$1,000, 900 Equity

Security consists of title to,
2,o37 standard all>steel tank cans,
reproduction cost of which. is
conservatively estimated at all
most 100000 more than the
total amount of this issue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04
PARTNERSHIPS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
r. Jordan Miles and Herman ksttmsn kSsttMssn
SHSSr the onS SaS Sons nsmS Sf GprsSP
PennayIyanin and Mays LandInr 'Ssaoaphla
sey has been s9 SIs'06yed by BY mutual consent
The business VIII be continued at the sams
addresses by Herman r. Kettman under
BY the said partnership. will bs paid BY him
and all ACCOUNTS due the ssid parSnsrship
'"a'' W pau = JORDAN MILES
HERMAN n. KETTMAN
BEETnAM X woLFB
JOSEPH A. ALLEN
/. Attorneys
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04
Deatbg

~N$c
OF A5HMT jaa w Az %-1 'g2 T.s. sasHH sRa y ds ,e
also - lior = D.Ior,n mt. s.mpson Memo.
i%ae td;ro d "?s"y Fl 'Po e M ar" ds @y2 is
E@mairs nay bs Waved 'rbu-. 'S'' e%S.
Land OF ,GIsrleris i A3derF"1' rIn',
S,s nGsicss tees. Eri t,r r. rem ,e"IsnG- q
lane. Ro-borrush Int. privat-
rdN HAFT@S .s!3 10 s 4 ,s1 .aa '2% ,,:Sss nAR
i'rPS' H iI% Fs fs"'r%i fs H@s;g 1'S &t%
,p@s p" Wit OF 'Ta w i.1S S I'H!ftI% H1ft fo3i NJ
Et!"uycs aud f'ienis inv ted 20 funeral.
lnw. l5dMarI ! ta'oT,, $500 4. Howard =
sS'smn 20 r0aTi"" n.%'S St. ysronie.s Church
AIs "oN cAAn.sS noSTy o4fs RSS6 s.ya & g
FSntrsI ,SMttS Sery.ss n SUMMIT resGyleran
town. Fri. II \. II Int private
bosnTSnEll; ,Gs,a H.: sulde"Iy, at nlr re-.
9ITvER OI" z B%sh%YHs4nA %H4 AGs ~ h .d Gsgs5G gs1
ES1srS iHnrrS i 'ery.oss iEl ~. FRI ~ a. at IN.
1s%sa EIsS a": 1a%: oin. h EN- estivs T' Of @ n
t"G So AZ my ron ed s,s s -'srS Israa. tS."
cnsTfE SRHsrIH II lxn. y "s ?5,Yf'; MXE} , -, ,n
Don"sal T frslSnd dN ReI0tiv.s" nsd treTa. @T%tI
S." am6S $ Gm9%"i A9g n1s o. y. so@q
| and Propagation " Faith. Invited 10 fuuerA.
Mon. $3.50 A. " residence. 1882 snyds-
'fRsRFiiS@ 70 y M JAiE 2'I HR%E s6 Gf" at w
BiROwN. ED,sEyd into he. erernsp ro,'
Is2iIy rlsAHELi"HS" %" nR65JWS& iausS'er i SH a the
s,2 so wiiSR iI. Sna IIRs Rso pSt'TrsO" Hr"wn Az
hrrhg3f:T I,5Phz i.rIi2TSgi& G2Hga&Es Fr%n-
aged ~ HearH. N.uce Of funeral .u,er.
GAiXEhT az r, Tn5aenly AN SH Aug ~
SGs,o, %SiSSE * s. .nS .IH'n G,.s \ "a re 5s;O
| church rt o'clock lurr'm-u' at IIoI,
ross Cemetery New York nnIers pi~ss
rSs GIAFN Xvs =? 4r1 &rr r SEiSF nTiz%nr r%G,Ss&:
,vcs %S and trlenis also I"Icr AZ Scto3r H. "f
H. Tae"nl G%r.TS Sn, l.u'heran y91r"h rTs
:AR%S sAqE ). is2i MhKIE Hrns9N.
rassylnk a.S,. W,~' rh'I' r"'' "Iy",e -, s. "
G,Mi:NLI% on A." B., is2l HENRY r
The 0Hvsr u Hair n'dll' $50 rTr@'"Tr S'%yH "
'"';y'"; %G@E,IHps 'MMAGY j'"re wg.,ra,. VIE
Of CoT,sh ,G r."E R.s,t'sE ona 6r;;1Hs 49,
.'r@ s. to .sshr sS1 ,'ts H.5 FT 5n "a ro-
| Dc Phnn", Ss'NI""S. ~ ~ SAINTS p E
"@FS@ i@: @3i I9;%P%'@ff i';Piffr&>E &>rE24"1t %ho,v
, %', Angus, rooh aged II. R"o,nes ngI
! " VI ate res'd-or", I3@5 x Hon'usou =
! IL, - Man ] nH"ran C~m F'"r'' nav
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04
Why These
Certificates Are a
Safe Investment
Secured by Title,
Not BY Morfpdpe

To be issued under the Phila>
delphia Plan, title to the equip
ment remaining with the Trustee
for the benefit of the Certificate
holders until all certificates !
are paid.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04
$2,5OO,OOo
Empire Tank Line Company

Ten.Year S95 Equipment Trust Gold Certificates
.dI"ue- obehre edunda Pan)
The h,ne l. 1891 Denominations, 81 ,ooo $500, 500
Price, ook and interest to yield about S1O5
Guaranteed sncondtionaly principal and interest
by endorsement by Empire Gas and Fuel Company
s,,
ton n
TAX
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04
IEGlL ADVERTISEMENT
:. a.y' IN THE COUKr OF COMMON PLEAS
No 2. for the County Of philadelphia,
June Term. 1921. No 8B9t.

i.
Ia ~ petition OF bridget 1 welsh for au-
:, ice is hsr,,G% Fi""n IVY 'J's TSa, TrIdr.t l.
r,u'ton In the nboyc-LEmed court praying
,Ga' " deere" b made grant ns nor a GER
tie power and tran.act business as a tsms
s"I" trader. according 70 t"e PROVISIONS Of
~" Aci "t Assembly, In such case made and
mat motto" thereof be given by publcatio
and That said peuii"n would be heard In said
j. Is. COLAHAN.
Attorney for Petitioner
l2OI MOrr = Bids. PhIladsi nhia.
sfT ESTATE or ELIZA r. ELDREDGR.
N" estate ot Eliza F. EIdredsc deceased
Mn|h.IE M Heeh granted ~ FIDELITY TRUST
e'thie are reQu.-r-d to make payment and
q ~" Ia Wing claims Gga,nSt the same TO pre-
% "' r 1nS" cnps MlsIH, GI @g"% S2s h. 2o' Of
Fhiladei phIa
WILLIAMS p GEsT.
ri ESTATE OF LUCY W SCATrER-
GOOD deceased letters testA-
msLtary upon the -st..te Of Lucy W seat
ti EL"li rY TeCraISS G%yTf 6sSn granted to
Iudrhted ~ the sa Il STAT" are requested to
make .rnEtneEt. and Hose, having claim.
Ir,a3. al 'h- orIcc u the said company.
'-'.''' "'''"'' ti.IIorI5' wti..IIorI5H'w ? ,G3iEsr
s,r7 ESTATE OF ElGLESON ROBB. de-
crlSrd Letters arc.lIary testa-
u~ulary Lr"u ,hr rerute Of EarIrson Robb.
"sSI GIHE% 9n & &["nTf p R.3s 1 EIDEkrir a1G knris
SI"n"5 I"u.'l I'""H "H rer,ons indebted TO
-" .n'i s'a'~ -.'y requested 70 make pay
-tui~ ~ p.-s..u' them. v.l'hou; delay az tbs
rfl.- " he sad rurnpau} 49, 83l Chest.
"." , ~" wuaIAm p GEsT.
President
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04
NEW YORK BOND SALES


3.... S71s e. SmIt X SIWICk.e SunCr
2..... S7N Mining Ga steel Go -
Brazil ~ 5 Of 90
4.... 100 I'd steel 1s.WIlsun co Is'
6.... 0D1 16.... gIEs ssA
l.... 100 2.... Vla, S8L
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04

w.s.r ,.S.s. sS.s S,s I, ';;; ,s;s ssngx 80
rhh.asIphla rs. All psrsons indssssS "a 70
write ssssSs xssssi ~ sasaaiis,sgfa ~ ~ y
Hrsesy' ~ = Ath a.. PhiisdS iphia. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04
Further Secured by Lease,
Contract and Guaranty

Equipment will be leased under
contract extending beyond the
life of the Certificates to the
Empire Tank Line Co. at a rental
sufficient to pay principal. interest
and other charges on the Certi6,
Gates as they mature. The Empire
Refining Co., moreover. agrees
under contract to provide busi,
ness during a period extending
beyond the life of this issue, the
proceeds from which will be
sufficient to pay principal and
interest on the Certificates, to-
gether with all other charges.
Still further security is afforded
by the guaranty of this contract
and the guaranty by endorse
ment on each Certificate of the
prompt payment Of principal and
interest, by the EMPIRE GAS
g FUEL COMPANY, one of
the largest oil producing com.
psnies in the United States.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04
Strong Sinking Fund

Sinking Fund will retire all
Certificates by maturity (l.Ioth
annually by purchase or call at
not exceeding 1o5. Thusthe equity
will increase materially from year
to year for while title to the entire
2,o37cars remains as security until
all certificates are paid, the debt is
constantly decreasing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04

period extending beyond the life of this
issue, the proceeds from which will be
sufficient to pay the principal and interest
of the Certificates together with all other
charges. Empire Gas and Fuel Company,
of which the Empire Refining Company is a
subsidiary, will Internationally guarantee
this contract, and furthermore willguarantee
by endorsement on each certificate the prompt
payment of principal and interest.
'ARNINGS-Empire Gas and Fuel Company
which is one of the largest oilproducing
companies in the United States, and the
most important subsidiary of Cities Service
Company. officially reports as Of May 81,
1921, average net earnings for the past three
years (including earnings from properties
and subsidiaries now owned, after deprecia>
ton and all taxes Of $1sos1, ,a6oo4 For the
same period, the average interest charges on
the funded debt Of these Companies was
$1,S73,67o. and the average annual cash sink
ing fund requirements $3,oS6aoo.
For the year ended May 81, 1871, Empire
Gas and Fuel Company and subsidiaries
officially reports net earnings in excess Of
$I8,ooo,ooo, and n, quick assets over
$1o,5oo,ooo. Interest charges on the funded
debt for the same period were $a,aoa,66a,
and the cash sinking fund requirements
$5,2S4,Soo. The maximum annual interest
and sinking fund requirements on this issue
is S445, 900, assuming retirement at par.
received b, u. ard ,ubses approval Of counsel
,b,<rJ about August 5. 1881.
formation which we regard As reliable, and while
h have acted in tho purchase Of this security.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04

SECIJRITY-These certificates are to be issued
hv Bankers Trust Company, New York. as
Trustee under a Trust Agreement dated
lime 7. 1oa1, and are to be secured by title
70 ao,7 standard steel tank cars, the total
repacement value of which. according to
independent engineers, is S4443,81o, almost
100000 in excess Of the maximum amount
of these certificates, and at the conservative
rate of less than $I,aa8 per car. The title to
the eouipment until all the Certificates have
been paid, is to be held in trust, clear and
unencumbered, for the benefit of the Certif'
icate holders, thereby very substantially
increasing the equity back of these Certf'
icates upon the application of each semi
annual sinking fund payment.
The equipment is fully covered by insur.
ance under policies to be deposited with the
Trustee for the benefit of the Certificate
holders. The cars, which have an average age
of six years, are in excellent operating condi'
ton and will be 90 maintained by frequent
inspection.
The equipment will be asedto the Empire
Tank Line Company at rental sufficient to
nav the principal of the Certificates, interest
Technically termed "dividends") and other
charges as they mature.
GUARANTY - Empire Refining Company
will agree under contract with the Empire
Tank Line Company to provide business for
qhs,s Cerr6eases drs offered ,rher, as and II isued
Permanent certificate, Wdl be ready 4
An .ta.smen,, herein are official. o, are based on
ID ranfeT fhR0N RnRva he data lnn 4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-04

ToTIERs AsifsTATDs, ,EIEE!Ts AMI
Ai.h Co,MtriINERs, L,KNowN TO
SALE, ALSO, ny oRnER or MJLLEa
SoBBTH SB BROAD sTonAdE co, g1Os-iS \.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-06
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED
 AI PHOENIX LIBRARY

A,., BOOKS added to the Phoenix Public oorary during the past week:
 frodlgal Village Irving -BacheIler; - 0I inward. Ho! Robert A. Bartlett; busy Woman's Garden Book, Ida D bennett; Essentials of Americaniza- ioh' Emory S. Bogardus: Poland and
 e foles, A. Bruce Roswell; Inno-
 nI Adventures, Mary H. Bradley; ture Winding and Motor Repair Dahiei H. Braymer; Hidden Creek HHatharlne N. Burt; Open the Door 1,atnerlne Carswerl; Youth and the DfIsnt Medusa, Villa Gather; Secret
 Everyday Things, Jean H. C.. 1dpfe; Lance of Kanana, Harry W. EIehch; Songs of Men, Robert Froth- nam; Missy, Dana Gatlin; Mex cV under CarranZa, Thomas Edward Gippoh; NagTant Duke, George 1ipbs; Fair Value, Harleigh H Hart man; Cloudy Jewel Grace Livingston iilil' Self-TraininG, H. Ernest Hunt; Aherlcans by Adoption, Joseph Illus ndhd; Wild Wings, Herbert K Job; nihoS Historical Memoir of Pimcria SIta, Eusebio F. Kino; Fairy Tales from France, William T. Larncd: 1rdctlcal Instruction, William Jeh- mann; Brown Wolf and Other Jack Lohdon Stories, Jack London; Girl. a Horse and a Dog. Francis Lynde; You Can. but Will You Orison s. Maroen; Chats on old Pewter, H. l. l, J. Massie, Worldlings, Larned Merrlck; Boyd Smith Mother Goose Book. Mother Goose; Story Telling Ballads, Frances J. Olcott; Spartan
Arizona republican., 1921-04-06
Fountain of Youth" at Court
 House Again is Gushing Forth

After several months Of inactivity, the famous Fountain of Youth said 10 be the only artesian we'll in the valley, has resumed operations again in front of the court house and is now gushing forth a large stream of wa ter. The fountain began failing early in January and the stream of water grew steadily smaller until the middle of January, when it ceased entirely. About four days ago the stream be- gan to flow all at once with its old time vigor and has continued faith fully since then.
 The well was put down about 40 years ago in an effort to secure arte- sian water but 1t proved to be q fail ure, although the well had been sunk to a depth of more than 800 feet. The pipe was capped and later a cement walk was built over it. Two years a go water began to flow from under the walk, and when section was re- moved it was found that artesian wa ter flowed at last. A large concrete
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fish pond was constructed, with a drinking fountain at each end and a tube from which to fill vessels.
 Since then the fountain, until it went dry, has supplied more than a thousand citizens with drinking wa ter. They came daily with every con ceivable kind of container 10 carry the water home. The water from the Well-those who drink 1t say-con- tained but little alkali, and for that reason they preferred it to the city water.
 Shortly before the well began to flow again. Fred Cotton, court house gardener, cleaned out the fish pond and removed the pile of rock which had been placed in it for the shelter of the gold fish Although the pond was supposed to contain only gold fish, three catfish were removed from it when the water was drained out A few days prior to the cleaning of the pond. NIr- Cotton said, the catfish had killed three ct the gold fish. IT
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ally the roads are in good condition.
 Graham County
 Graham county roads are in talr condition all over county.
 Greenlee County
 All roads in Greenlee county in good condition.
 Valley roads fair; Wickenburg good; Black Canyon rough. Superior Florence good. Apache Trail fair. Buckeye crossing very good to Gila Bend.
 Mohave County
 All main roads in fair condition eX- cept Old Trails National highway from Crozier to Blackberry Traffic routed via Yucca instead of Oatman on the Kingman-N Needles section of Old Trails highway account new con- struction Oatman- Topock. Drivers should be careful in crossing washes.
 Pima County
 Tucson -Nogales road being paved from city limits south to crossing with T. & N. R. R., remaining DOT tion being resurfaced and is well un- der way. Other roads in fair condi- tiOn.
 Final County
 All mesa and mountain roads in good condition. Valley roads dusty and chucky No rain.
 Santa Cruz County
 All county roads in good travelling condition Hail storm reported on card from county engineer 27th. Nc damage to county roads, Yavapai County Canyon to Mayer fairly good thence to Prescott good; Prescott tc Skull Valley good, thence to Wicken- 1 burg fair; Prescott to Ashfork fair thence to Nelson fair. Camp Verde Clarkdale-Jerome good All other roads fair to good; conditions of roads improved by recent rains.
 ROBERT .. GRANT.