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Arizona republican., 1921-07-18
AUTO CLUB ISSUES FIRST 0F SERIES
 IF HIGHWAY MAPS

In line with its announced deter imitation to give it's members and the automobile public in general the best of possible service along all motor ing lines. the Automobile Club of Arizona has issued the first of a series of highway maps in most convenient form and shape.
 The maps are printed on heavy smooth paper, and each one shows the routes in and out of. one of the principal cities of the state, while on the back is a table of the distances from that city to all the other prin- cipal points of Arizona. The maps completed so far show the routes in and out of Tucson, Prescott and Phoenix, and from time to time
 others will be added until every city l in the state, which should be in cluded in a compilation of this kind, 1 is represented in the series.
 For members of the club, the maps are bound in a heavy book cover paper, carrying the emblem of the club and artistically printed. The cover is so arranged that as new
 maps are printed they may be in- serted without trouble, with the re-
 suit that the club member, at the l time when he receives the last map to be published, will have complete guide to every important city in the
 state in one convenient volume For l the public in general the club has simply the individual maps, which l will be given to. tourists upon re- l quest.
 l To avoid any misunderstanding re- I garding the club it was announced I yesterday that every motorist in the l state is invited to join. There arc l no restrictions-all that is necessary is to make application. There is nc
 entrance fee. and the dues are only
 SIP a year, payable in advance,
 Headquarters of the club are main
 tained in the chamber of commerct
 rooms at Second avenue and Adam. street, where full information con corning the club may be obtained either by a personal visit or by tele phone. Sidney J. Ross, presiden and general manager of the club, il in charge.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-18
PIONEER CITIZEN
 PASSES TO.REWARD


 After an illness of some years, Ed Rupert, who had lived in Phoenix long enough to be regarded as a pio- neer. died yesterday morning at his home, 905 West Adams street MT. Rupper was 55 years old. He came to Phoenix from Kansas about 30 years ago.
 In the days of the volunteer fire department, MT. Ruppert was for many years one of it's most active members. He served as deputy sher- if. during the administration of for mer Sheriff W. H. Wilkey. Not long after that he was stricken and for the greater part of the time since was confined to his home. About two months ago he became blind and. his condition grew so much worse that death was daily expected. But a week or two later there was an i'm provement.
 He leaves a widow and two sons. The funeral will taSs place at o'clock this afternoon from Whit ney's.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-18
.886,5O7 GALLONS 0E
 GAS USED IN MONTH

Gasoline consumed by motor ve hicles in Arizona from June 9 to June 3O amounted to SS6,5 gallons, according to Ernest R. Hall, secre- tary of state who, in accordance with the gasoline tax law which is now in effect, has transmitted check of sS,S65.07 to the state treasurer to be credited to the road fund.
 The tax law passed by the fifth state legislature required every pur- chaser of gas to pay q tax of 1 cent on every gallon of gas purchased. Roughly estimating 1t there are S0,- GOO cars in the state which would av- craze a gallon and a half of gas a day to the motorist who must pay his tax for every gallon used. The only exceptions to the law are the government cars, the state officials being required to pay the tax in ac- cordance with an opinion recently handed down by W. J. Galbraith, att torney general.
 The wholesale dealers are required to make report to Secretary Hall the fifteenth of every month for the month preceding. There are at pres ent IS dealers in Arizona, MT. Hall said.
 The report given out yesterday is the first made under the new law | which went into effect June g.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-18
Los Angeles Girl
 Becomes Bride Of
 Phoenix Merchant

One of the prettiest weddings of the mid summer seas son took place last Tuesday when Miss Olive Grace Bill kingsley of Los Angeles became the bride of Otto Beutke of Phoenix. The ceremony was solemnized at the Will shire Christian church. Los Angeles, the Rev. M. H. Pagan officiating. The church was beautiful with ferns and gladiolus.
 The bride, whose attractiveness and charming pc. sonality has won her a legion of friends, was lovely in an orchid taffeta gown with real lace and worn with a picture hat of lace. She carried a shower bouquet of roses.
 Miss. Dorothy Blair of Phoenix. as maid of honor, wore pink net over pink satin with a picture hat of pink and carried Cecil Brumer roses.
 A beautifully appointed dinner was served at the Ambassador hotel fol- lowing the wedding. After an ex- tended trip. MT. and Mrs. Beutke will return to Phoenix. where the groom is a prominent business man.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-18
ID HEAR INJUNCTION
 0N PIPE CONTRACT

An order was issued Saturday by Judge Jenckes citing the city of Phoenix. Mayor Willis H. Plunkett, V. A. Thompson, city manager, the city commissioners, and the Western Pipe and Steel company of California to appear in his court at 10: 30 o'clock Monday morning to show cause why a temporary injunction should not issue, restraining them as defendants from carrying out the provisions of the city's contract with the Western Pipe and Steel company for the fur nishing of 5000 feet of 30-inch pipe. The order is asked in an amended complaint filed yesterday against them by the Arizona Steel Pipe and Tank company.
 The original complaint was filed some time ago by the Arizona com pany and asked that the city be en- joined from entering into a contract with the Western Pipe and Steel company. After a hearing on the order for a temporary injunction in the case, the injunction was denied by the court on the grounds that the contract had been awarded prior to the filing of the suit.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-18
DEFINES MEANING IF
 BROKERAGE COMPANY.

A brokerage company dealing in stocks and bonds generally is not an investment company, according to an. opinion by W. J. Galbraith, attorney general. renedered yesterday. The question was put to the attorney gen. eral by the corporation commission.
 Construed literally, the statutes provide that every corporation, CO., partnership, company or association other than banks and corporations not organized for profit which sells and negotiates for the sale of stocks, bonds or other securities to any per- son in the state of Arizona is a do- mestic investment company.
 However, if we look to the sub stance and purpose of the entire chapter, We find a number of details which indicate that it was the inten- ton of the legislature to define an investment company as one selling it's own stocks or bonds issued by it. and we believe that such has been the general construction of this chapter,
 the opinion reads.
 Tt is our opinion therefore that an investment company under the pro- visions of Chapter g. Title. TX of the Revised Statues of 1913 is con- pany selling or seeking to sell stocks or bonds which 1t has issued. and that a brokerage company dealing in stocks and bonds generally is not ar | investment company within the
 meaning of Chapter g. Title TX aforesaid and that such company is | subject to control pursuant to ths provisions of Chapter 33 of the Ses- sion Laws of 1921, and not otherwise insofar as the brokerage business is 1 concerned"
Arizona republican., 1921-07-18
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, MONDAY MORNING JULY 1s 1921
Lest We Forget; The Hungry Are
 Still To Be Fed

It is the hope of the ladies of the distribution committee of the As sociated Charities that there will be generous donations today, and every day, of perishable foods for the hundreds of women and chill dren who have to be fed daily.
 During the past week there was a falling away of such foods, not because of any scarcity of them but simply because the people had not time or did not think to bring them.
 To contribute such foods will impose no burden upon the com munity for at this time of the year a great volume is always going to waste. There are especially wanted today beans. flour, vege- tables and coffee.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-18
SAY COAST SUMMER
 CLIMATE EQUAL ID
 BALM IF WINTERS

LOS ANGELES. July 17-Resi- dents of southern California are in or ganized protest over the generally ac- cepted theory that their famed ci- mate is attractive only during the winter months They are indignant over the continued inferences that the balmy winters must of necessity mean a terrifically hor summer. They want the world to know that the same natural causes that rob the winter of all discomfort also keep the summer cool.
 The protestants got into action through what is known as the All the Year Club. This is composed of leading citizens. pledge to tell their friends and the rest of the world that southern California is more charm ing during the summer months than at any other season.
 The curious part of the new move ment is that although the natives en- joyed the appealing scmmer. climate. there was no official data on the sub ject inteiligible ito the layman until Dr, Ford a. Carpente-. recognized
 authority on meterology, assembled few facts to back up the general statement
 or 1nSId1Ce, tnt iClOAo VI | for 40 years shows that a picnic can
 be planned any day from May to l October without having to consider i the fall of rain. The vacationist who
 revels in showers will have to bring
 his own rain, as the average is one day in June. none in July or August. l and one in Septemoer, when rain may be expected.
 | Although there are many technical
 terms used in explaining why south | ern California it not not in summer, 1 the facts as presented to the lay l mans understanding are that the l mountains <and sea control the eli l mate The Japan current stabilizes I the temperature where it touches I southern California. as it varies only l degrees Winter and summer. Dur I ing the day westerly breezes drift ! in from the cool waters of the Pa l cific ocean and at night the process is l reversed as the cool air from the mountains blow toward the relatively l warmer seashore. This cooling proc-
 ess is perpetual during the summer as there are no storms 10 disturb it I Another scientific phenomena is
 the s'velo' cloud. This was named by
 the Mexicans. .'veio'' means veil
 It is a mighty sunshade high in tho
 air. in existence during the summer
 which offers protection from the sun'i , hottest rays.
 The All the Year club have planned a national campaign to tell the work l what they have discovered about eli matic conditions. They are going t' explain the -ainless days and tn nights which. always call for som' blankets in addition to the many see , nic attractions of southern California
Arizona republican., 1921-07-18
TO VACATION ON coAsT-Fred

{ TO VACATION ON coAsT-Fred Clock and William Asher left Satur- day night for Los Ange'es and san Francesca. where they will spend the next month on a vacation. They made the trip overland.
 SUMMONED TO MlsSOURl-J. c. Brown, cashier of the Barker Pro- duce company. left last evening for Greenfield, Mo, where he was sum- moned by the serious illness of his father. His daughter. Miss Lucille, acccmpanied him on the trip.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-18
PUBLICITY BUREAU
 ID MEET TON|GHT

What is declared to be perhaps the most important meeting yet held by the organization will be convened by the Salt River Valley Publicity bu- reau at the chamber of commerce. @ s o'clock this evening. when every in stifution represented in the bureau will have delegates present.
 The chief business of the meeting will be to hear the reports of tho nominating committee and that on the constitution and bylaws of the bureau. In addition, it is expected that there will be some discussion of the proposal to ncofporate the or ganization. All those who are mem bers of the bureau. and all organixa- 2 tions, civic and commercial, who ere represented in it. are requested either to attend or to see that there Is some : on at the meeting to take care of their interests
 Solidonia, a vegetable fiber. is used x~-~x xx-.&
Arizona republican., 1921-07-18
OBITUARIES
Adin H. KunseIman

NdIr IF. NunseIman
 Adin H. Kunseiman passed away Sunday morning at the home of his father, c. H. Kunselman, 338 North Third avenue. This is the second time within 10 days that the death angel has visited the Kunselman home. daughter, Ursula. succumb- ing Friday, July s. Adin was q years. old and had been a resident of Phoenix practically all of his life. He was discharged from the marine corps only last May. Funeral serv- ices will be held from the; chapel of A. L. Moore and Son but the time has not yet been decided upon.
 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
 MELONS for peddlers, T5c a 100 hounds. ID. E. Pettis Phone 1o42. 2t
Arizona republican., 1921-07-18
WEATHER FORECAST

Arizona: Monday and Tuesday lair west; local showers east portion; warmer north portion Monday.
 West Texas: Monday and Tuesday partly cloudy.
 New Mexico: Monday and Tues lay fair south: partly cloudy and un- yettled north portion, with possibly Showers northwest portion: little change in temperature.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-18

uNpELIvEREp TELEcRAMs = The Western Union has undelivered telegrams for Mrs. A. W. Hawkins and Miss Anna Foran. care of Myrtle Starnes.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-18

Twelve and one-half years is the average life of flier in the U. s. Air Service
Arizona republican., 1921-07-18

The oldest flag now in existence is the flag of Denmark, a plain red banner with a white cross.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-18
PICNIC COUPON FOR MAR|COPA K|DD|ES
 WILL APPEAR SOON
Say Boys And Girls Are You Watching for the Coupon Which Will Mean A Real Picnic for You At Riverside Park July 25?

Every boy and girl in Maricopa county is invited to be a guest of The Arizona Republican at the big picnic next Monday. Richards and Mace have kindly agreed to turn the park over to the kiddies one week from today and The Arizona Repub lican is going to nven matters up with free lemonade. balloons and ice cream in addition to staging a gall vanic program of games and con- tests.
 Every little guest of The Repub- lican will be given free access to the swimming pool. where their safety will be assured by the presence of proficient life guards.
 In fact, the keynote of the young ster's holiday will be plenty of fun. but safety first" Chaperons will mingle in the crowds and preserve order while at the same time they will direct their young charges to- ward new realms of enjoyment.
 No proverbial strings are tied to the offer being made by The Arizona Republican Every boy and girl in Maricopa county under Is years oi age can join the party by simply clipping out the coupon which will appear soon and use it as an invi- tation.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-18

A Silver. sTrowel lodge. U- D. F.
 A. & A. M. will confer the third N X degree Monday evening at w Masonic hall, 7:so- Visiting brethren cordially invited. Canta- loupes.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-18

Solidonia, vegetable fiber. is used in Germany as wool substitute.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-18


 
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-28

Spuns O. nu 50 poate conyoca
consiiiui suprsm psnA oe M
se va decide trimiterea
trupelor in Silesia.

Londra, % Iulie. Guvernul
francez spune ca e imposibil ca
sd sc convOace consiliul suprem
pana ce nu sc va decide chestia
trimiterii trupelor in Silesia su-
perioara.
Dl De st. Aulaire, ambasadO-
rul Frantei in Londra, a fost All
la lordul Curzon, ministrul afa-
cerilor externe, 81 ia comunicat
aceasta parere guvernului sau.
Notificarea aceasta constitute o
diverginta foarte mare intre
punctele de vedere ale celor doua
guverne. Lordul Curzon a luat
nota despre informatia d-lui St..
Allaire 81 la declarat ca Ell va
raporta eaHihetului britain.
Cand Franta acceptat ca con-
siliul suprem sd fie convocat pc
ziua de 4 August, credea ca ina
inte de tinerea acestui consiliu
Britania va accepta trimiterea
trupelor in Silesia Superioar&.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-28
LISTA DE SUBSCRIPTE
DIsou1gA d UNIUN1A 8. +. = 81 ZIARUL ANERIOA,
p1MT1U UNIvEksITATEA PoPUIARx NICoLAI
Io10A IA vxLxNu DI MU1gTx.

~ Sptis = inchids p sius d II ssptsmbre 1871
sunni precedena $500
George Mafhao secretarul general al Uniunei S. r.
" IA, aha Youngstown @ 1000
Vlate Mustean, Cleveland, il drum care tara zoo
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-28
kemaliStii Ger 1ncetarea
oStilit&tilor
TURCII DORESC INTERVENTIA
ALIATILOR

LONDRA, 81 Iule- Mustafa Kemal Pasa sefu guvernu-
ui nationalist TRIMS telegraa la Constanthopo cerand
suvernu central sd ntervna pc anga ala, obna
ncetarea ostalor ntre greci turc teegrama din
Constantnopol catre Exchange Telegraph Co.
CONSTANTINOPOI, q Iulie-Un vapor de razboiu gre
sa apropat as de Samsun pc coasta Mare Nege
ntentunea de bombarda orasul dar comadantul orpo
rulu Sateor Unite, afa in port satut pc CONAN
dantu vasuu grcesc bombardeze orasu aratanu
actiunea lu va primejdu populatia greaca din 6ras
Torplorul gree Panther deschis astaz foe asupra
Tebzonde coasta Marei Nege rasar de Samsun
dar ma cauzat paguba mare
ATENA, ~ Iulie-nfornatiuni din toate svoaree in:
c6 c4 resstenta Turcor Nationalist din Asia Mnora este
davsre pana declara agentia oficia greaca astaz
intr un comunicat publicat in lare A
Perdere urcor in mor rant 81 prizonie pana la data
de- All Ia 6OO oaneni Comnncatn sice cd Gre
c peseaza nconnuu pe kemalsti dealungul drmuui An
CORA. ss.
Turcii III tragerea lor pus foe la depoztee de
carl M eau putn a 81 din nfee
a trebnit s. se retraga GSSs
Din Constantinopol raporteaza zarului rs' Cd in
ngerea suferta de trci avut eject in An
gora, ri q poporul considera iocul perdut.
Teegrama adaoga, ca - confirmat ca MgtAfa Keaal
nformat gnvernul tufcesc din Constant cA gra-
stnafiei care eintervinA salveze a. frnn
JeSnl aationast antorisat guvernul central ape
~ sk in0heie pesea GreeiA Gayer ln Ancoga
sSl \ % Ksnasl fa s I
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-28
LEONID KRASSIN
CERE PACE

LONDRA, % Iulie. - Leonid
Krassin, seful comisiei comerciale
. Rusiei, q cerut incetarea ostili-
tatilor contra Rusiei. Ell = deserts
'situatia desperate q lumii 81 q de-
clarat Cd incetarea ostilitatilor e
primul pas catre restAursrea eco
monica . lumii. Krassin sugerat
crearea unei organizatii internatio-
male care 81 controleze toate pro-
dusele industriale ale lulnii. o asst
fel de organizatie nu numai cz ar
asigura I'M profit cspitalului in
vestit dar ar smeliors situatia To-
ribil8 economicx.
Suite de miliosne a. oameni ~
Rusia si II t2rile din Huropa een-'
tral& suffer din esu1a hpsei a hss+
~, fmbr1caminte n natssisle ds
|pri1na necesitAta q 4 q q aalis pa - \
|extfs1f J transpp y y
||1txnnpe1ts tslbr a. ~ IliI ~ 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-28
De Ale z|LEI

Am spMs in mai multe rtndMri
cd fenseile az inceput sd evolueze
spre ssmcsculinisn," 81 N AN. fost
crezut, b0 Sncd de multe orr mi-Gns
aprins 81 paie IN cap GU cdte-o
"damzeld" care s'a sin,tit cdlcatd
pc bdtdtMrd, dar iatd cd vine stiin-
ia cM atOritatea ei indiscutabild, sd
c0nfirmc tot ce-ans spus in chestie.
Zilele trecute renunitul 0m de
stiint6 Profesorul Achord della a.
cademid de Medicind din Paris, a
fdcut comunicdrea senzdtionad cd
seEuI femenin Sc stinge pc cafe
lentd. DdmsM a presentdt statis-
tice in causd, dovediMd evOlNtiG
gr0datd a femeii cdtre n,ascnlini-
tate, ;ncluddnd dobdndirea n,uste-
telor,s barbelor 81 alte semne msascn-
line.
PrOfesorMl Achard a ren,arcat
mai ca seGmd cd femeile carr smnt
atinse de urilitate pdrodsd" sunt
naai predispuse la dispozitiume0
norbidd 81 erpuse maj tare la mas
cMlinism. tss
"Cercetdrile mele," a sis profe-
sOrul Achdrd, "ns 'Gu c0ndNs sd
cred cd IN Oiitor mu "a f. nici 0
femeie, cuferceptie cdt ele snnt TO-
lositoare pentru reprOdwctie. Tod-
to fenseile cor avea barbd 81 mus
culotard puternicd. Ele cor fl ca
pGbile de isprdvuri 81 pMtere in
orice directse egale Gu bdrbetis.'
ProfesorMl Ernest DMpre q de-
eIssut cd sE q stEat "piyil; tesed.
ro0sd'' della 10 Ia II Ia satd ID
femeile din spitale 81 ~ Ia sntd Ia
femeile din Gsile.
Precuns vedeti nu-i glumd. Sc.
xNl frismOs vG dispare, 81 dupd ton.
te indiciile bdrbGtii le cor lua lOcul
funded cum zice 81 prOverbul,
. doud petre tari nu fac fdind bn-
nd CAR4BUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-28

IN HAITI 81
sANTo pMINco

i
WASHINGTON, % Iulie. Sc
natul adoptat eri o resolutie in
intelesul Garcia sa Sc faca o inves.
tigatie in insulele Haiti 81 Santo
Domingo. Resolutia a fost main
tata de senatorul Mccormick, re-
publican, din Illinois. Senatorul
Jones, republican din Washington,
a declarat senatului ca aceasta in
vestigatie e 0 ocazie numai pentrl
cativa senatori sa faca calatorie
frumoasa in aceste insqle, dar Cd
resultatul investigarii nu va Fl in
prOportie Gu cheltuielile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-28
INs1IINTARE

Aducem Ia cunostinta, 0nor.
societatiilor, negustorilor OF 81
abouentilor noqt1i, q in Cm1nd
80 va pune in lucrare CALElDA-
RUL NATIONAL, Al z1ARULu1
"AlTERICA'', % anul 1912.
In toti anil ssu v&xut o Calsu-
darul nostru . intrscut in frumu.
sets gi in material ogi % calsn-
dar ap6rut il statsle Unite, in
limbe rom1n6, iar anul aOeste W
II o adsv&rat4 podoabG, peutru
lcei cere'l vor svsa.
.socistatils IN special suut n.
gate . inainta comsnxils d tim.
puriu. psntru . no putea cE4enta
q moi, oxci nu dorim o y n anul
acssta, = r&min1 Soc. fart O.
lendare, o n anul trsout.
Pretul oalsndarului " Il y d
CAN'T; soc. = revinsatosM, ca1l
couaandx 10 sau mai nznltA pri'
mssc . proosnts rahat.
/ Oonsnsils sunt : = adrssa I
Aninistsatia siarnlni AaFiaa' :
y7cs, Delrait Az.
ulsvsl1n6 iohls
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-28
DIN PATRlE

Camera de comert printr'O a.
dresa inaintata oficiilor vamsle
cere ca toate marfurile negusto-
rilor sd fie trecute prin wanna in
timp de "a ore. Spre acest scop
recomanda sa sc accepte Ia tie
care wanna cate I'm functionar,
care sd Sc ocupe direct numai ca
rezoivarea urgenta = cererilor ne
gustorilor interesati.
So
/ Sunten informati ca incepand
de luna yiitoare salariile functio-
narilor Intrebuintati in servieiile
cIlor ferate din Ardeal vor ii
urcate Gu 100 procente.
Directiunes cailor ferate avind
in vedere aglomeratia cxaatorilol
in trenuri ! interxis IN viitor ne.
gustorilor arnbnlanti, q * vtnds
diferite mirfuri sau ailments II
|timpu eat trenarile slnt a nj,
care. ssss N