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Evening journal., 1921-06-14
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That the name Gillette is OF
French origin there seems to be no
doubt Likewise no one disputes
that II is derived from GIL a form
Of julius, and the diminutive cite.
Literally it means little Julius How
ever, these diminutives, another OF
which is found in English surnames
in the final kins, were not always
applied TO a man because OF actual
srnallness. Sometimes they were
used as nicknames- Sometimes In a
rather sportive sense. Sometimes
they were patronymics. That is the
elder Thomas would be called by his
given name while his son named
after him might be called Thomson
year there was a deficit Of three bill
lions.
And there has been a general
slackening in the service.
In tomorrows Evening Journal
Bronner will tell you about the state
Of Germany's shipping.
GET IN ON THE SPORTS.
Scott M. n. Excursion to Angus
tine Beach next Thursday.-Adv.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-01
Robbed Of Name
 Plate, Clerk Is
 Left DesoIu ate

Lost, a name-plate! Return to William Penn, Adams Hotel. I1p- eral reward
 It used to hang on a certain peg back of the counter at the Adams hotel A dark bronze plaque, neat ly engraved with letters which spelled MT Penn." Everyone around the hotel knows it-has of. ten wondered about the Mister
 when the whole world seems to call him "Billy." However, that's an other story.
 This one has to do with the fact that the plate disappeared some
 time between the going down of the sun on Sunday and the rising or
 the sun on Monday, and though the
 hotel immediately offered a fabu-
 lous reward for it's recovery the
 day passed on leaden wings and the night came on, and still there was no sign of the plate
 Now, head clerk in a first class hotel must have name plate. There's just as much reason in that as there is in insisting that the president of the United States have White House. In other words, a chief clerk without name plate Is In the same class with the debu- tante who has no flowers. One can not be without the other. So MT. Penn is desolate, and the hotel will soon 20 to rack and ruin unless the thief repents and brings back the stolen treasure He will be received with open arms, and no | questions will be asked. Also. there | is the matter of the reward to bear
 in mind-a liberal reward.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-01
More Than 200 Pioneers Have
 Sent Names To the Republican
 For Great Reunion April l2-13

Arizona Republican and has been making plans for the big meeting and grand weather April noun eenents
 hea in the & state hsas tn psh even hresd s h enad band seopscon views of oId-sme
 connected with this big reunion to at thi. printed which Arizon. been fill out with ,x. ..0G 1 % and ret return this Vhe Republican They from of the and form ''" which oiflas :'Gst sw1ssDa ds1a I PARK AR history of Arizona
 .s tk % % t | oeiudina the % which M ready being made by The Republican;
 April 2 and is in ss @ @ @ ss. @ tn. placed in the archives
 There nothns 0 @ m in b .h ] sss' f not @ n.d & n s1n"sso ] that p . ssus and s to be d s.o r s: The .h.. b.. h. that all @ ] .n .ss ef The aspass.n distinctly hss ss % M t I an. of s' @ "es rSs date
 suggestion for the handling this one reunion Official county and Subsequent probably arrive Tg gsa Rsp1sicAs EXPENSES ~.a"s.ay steadily along
 One of the most interesting profitable Republican compile be preserved for future eaons .. , - =, =, which hss ~.. fsmi. Friends and ssns.r. m.,..,
 preparation and sending a these They should
 Don't forget days. invite. to Phoenix Q. these day. to D. the ss.'.. n. Re
 
 I Rsm.m tn. and
Arizona republican., 1921-03-01

portance arising from real estate trans actions; development of new lands ana matters of a similar nature. 10 be more explicit the Arizona Repuoi1cah would appreciate weekly contributions from the real estate men of the Salt River valley. At the same tlme, we must guard the nature of this pub licity.
 "Prosperity was forced upon us dur ing the war. You have probably not iced the slogan appearing at the top of the front page of The Republican during the past few days 1921 will re- ward Fighters That slogan was ini- tiated by the Chicago Tribune. The theory is that the fighter will achieve success; the idler will sink into ob- livion. It was easy enough to take things that prosperity forced upon us; 1 now let us fight and make the com munity prosperous"
 A discussion on organization of 1 the board into units followed. Some | favored the formation of a Mesa Real
 Estate board to include real estate men
 on the south side, to be followed, in time. by the formation of state wide
 realty organization. No definite ac- 1 ton was taken.
 The next meeting of the board will 1 be held in Phoenix Monday, March IA:
 Guy Miller, F. w. Bacon and FTarence Woodbury were appointed committee
 of three to have charge of the meeting.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-01
JOINT RECITAL |S
 MUSICAL TREAT

The First Methodist church was well filled last night at the second organ recital given by Blanche Port Runyon assisted by Mrs. Leonard Bushell. The audience was most enthusiastic. Mrs. Runyon's selections being well-chosen to give pleasure to an audience of varied musical tastes. Her playing was characterized by strong feeling for rhythm and the ability to make a melody tell the story. Coupled with d decided art in program making, this tends to make Mrs. Runyons work more enjoyable.
 The program notes accompanying each selection were a valuable feature in an organ recital Special mention Seasons and the well-loved melodies from Wagner's Tannhauser. But tho final number on the program, Gull
 mant's "Marche Religieuse" proved the organist's true ability.
 Mrs. Leonard Bushell. the soloist of the evening. won her audience from
 the first with her clear. bird-like and well-controlled voice which shows i careful training and conscientious study Her spiendia enunciation was noticeable in all her songs. which, coupled with her beautiful tones. made | her work a delight fo the listener After her firHt number she responded with Gounod's Ave Maria beautifully rendered Following her second group I Mra Bushcti sang Tn the Tine oi { nosea" hy ReIchardt. and with ST l aTTnfui Of roses presented to her shs I made a charming picture
 i Mrs BuaheIi Is a pupil of Leonard i nusheli. director os music as Ccntra I Methodsss church Mrs. Rauyon is q pupil os fISrrfaua M Wtid. the organss' x well kun~a En GfscAxe.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-01
REPUBLICANS NAME LEADERS FOR NEXT
 CONGRESS SESSION

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-Speaker F. H. Gillett of the house was re- nominated without opposition today by Republicans to serve as presiding ofA .icer during the Sixty con rrcss, which will meet in extra ordinary session in April.
 Representative r. w. Mondell of Wyoming. Republican floor leader also was named to succeed himself. The new house will elect a speaker, but as the choice of Republicans. with a ma jority of over three to one. Speaker Gillett's nomination was equivalent to election.
 Representative Towner of Iowa was chairman of the conference, attended by many members of the new house.
 Other nominations included: w. T. Page of Maryland, clerk of the house; !. G. Rogers. Pennsylvania. sergeant at-arms; E. NJ Kennedy Michigan doorkecper and Frank Collier. Wiscon- sin. postmaster.
 There was a spirited contest fol chaplain. five candidates being placed In nomination. Dr. J. s. Montgomery native of Mount Carmel. Ind. and pastor of Cavalry Methodist church Washington. won.
 The roll call showed 25T of the so. Republicans elected to the next hous' In attendance Miss Alice NJ Robert son of Oklahoma. the only woman elected, was given a rousing cheer
 Next to Uncle Joe'' Cannon Speaker GiIlett has been in the hous longer than any other member. hi record being 2S years Mir Canno Is rounding out his forty-fourfh veal Mir. Mondeli has been the lone repre- sentative from Wyoming for 24 year
Arizona republican., 1921-03-01
Interest On Loans Will Take Care Of
 Bonus Obligation

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3s-Adtnsted compensation for former service men as proposed in the amended house bonus bill presented today 10 the sem ate will cost between one and half billion and five and n quarter billion dollars Senator Mccumber. Repub hcan. North Dakota. estimated In his report The exact cost win depend on the number of men accepting each Of the five plans proposed
 Senator McCumbcr said the interest on war loans to the allies would more han take care Of the oblieatlon-
 The plan to distribute the cost of the bill over the next twenty years Senator Mccumber said. would pre- sent ft- being burdensosne
 If all war veterans took the cash bonus, Senator McCumbcr Said the c~- 'fmated cost would be s1s47 so4 7ss v all took the twenty year deferred certificates. the cost. he said. would he s5.25i.ah4.oe0. All cash claims would require the treasury 10 pay out 1909 GOO in 1923. $500 0ee. eco in fae and s3S.5o0 GOO In 1925. If ail veterans took the certificates the fass require rnents. the figures showed. would bs i4s.25s.0o0 increasing up 10 ss6, ,o0o. oog n 1s42.
 Senator Jones of New Mexico. . Democratic member of the financ, committee. tonight introduced thre. amendments to the hill and urged ifi immediate passage as an "ernerEenc, measure" His amendments propose, appropriations of t25.00o, 900 for voca eional training and s100. 000, 900 fo home and farm loan. He also offere, m amendment authorizing service me to take up stock grazing homestead If 12s0 acres.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-01
Operator Clues
 Version Of Wreck
(Contlnued From Page One)

Ing hadlights-they seemed gigantic rushing down on me. dreamed of them.
 "Tr all right now. but thank God for my escape. Fortunately the cars feI1 away from the tower.
 Whitehead explained that the signal system was interlocling so that both fracks could not have been open at once. He said that the Michigan Cen fral train probably was making 60 ,,f1as an hour but that the New Nork Central was travelling slower-proo- 4bly 40 miles. z.,u
 arhev always travel nearly fuil v,eed hut last night the New fork Gertrai seemed to be coming slower. perbaps the engineer saw the other , t-af, and tried to stop" he said COOK .- ,nabIe to work tonight but wa ot ,eeded Every train on both r1atls -9Ei,i,. no. Iln,a ordered to stop before reaShils n ?, Mei ',ln ,,-,acl<age and 10 proceed ohty ny .s me ~.SI ..iSnaIs. All derailing switches e nan1 ,orlsed closed. and all blocks "eie Nere .ot,'st ro oncoming trains. -,,,A. set -,ieht was the first nlEnt O,a l,,... -
 .sIsr towerrnan has taken taken, iti Il5aY, one regulsi His job is & seven ftsT. nonan. -ras back at work this
Arizona republican., 1921-03-01
Germans Arrive In London To Discuss
 ReparatiOn Terms
IRepubIIcan A. P. Leased WIrel

LONDON. Feb. 2S.-For the first time since 1914 London today became the temporary abiding place of a small army of German officials, German delegation of about 60 coming to dls- cuss separations. disarmament ana tIie trial of war criminals with the aliles- The conference advanced, at the lsl9' minute will open tomorrow.
 The German foreign secretary, Dr. Simons. will be asked to give ms ... vIeM. of the Paris decisions in the mornlhs. and in the afternoon Premiers Lloyd George and Briand, Italian Foreign Minister. Sforza. with Lord Curzon ana the Belgian representatives, Will c%oIi- % slider the German statement. oh Wednesday MT. Lloyd George Will re- ply to Dr. Simons.
 According to tonight's information as a result of the exchequer court con ference where Lord D'Abernon. Brit ish ambassador to Germany, gave the prennier the latest news on the sllua- tion in Germany, the allies are Tn com plete agreement and while Willing to listen to the argument and proposals by pr. Simons will not grant any con siderable concessions
 The German foreign secretary upon his arrival here declined to discuss his counter proposals. He was tired and like most of his confreres retired to the apartments reserved for him.
 However General von Seecht, a dap- nar little figure in the navy blue multi and monocle. quickly deposited his baggage in his room and was down in tbe corridor. an interested spectator a+ inc arrival of the tail end of the ldelegation and curiously scrutinizins the other guests.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-01
HOUSE RESOLUTION FUR REPEAL OF ALL
 WAR TIME LAWS |S
 PASSED BY SENATE
lHepublIcan A. p. Leased wire1

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S-Tbe house ssoiutlon providing for general repeal oA war tune laws was adopted tonirht 's the senate and sent to conference
 virtually all laws passed during the var would be repealed by the resolu- eIoh except a few given special ex- rnption, including the trading with the snehy act, the Liberty bond act and tne act creating the war finance ccr- poration. eN
 Among the laws which the 1egisla- uon would repeal, are the Lever food And flel acts, parts of which were de- ciared unconstitutional today. The senate Judiciary committee had recom- mended that the Lever law stand but the senate tonight adopted an amend ment including the food and fuel law among those to be repealed.
 The senate also adopted a resolu- non by Senator Walsh. Democrat, Mon : tana, providing that prosecution brought under laws to be repealed should not be affected by the repeal.
 The resolution passed the senate within less than half hour while the naval appropriation bill was laid aside
 In addition to the trading with the enemy, Liberty bond and other laws exempted from repeal, the resolution would restore the original espionage act of 1917. repeating the amendatory statute of 1918.
 Another provision of the resolution declares that it shall not operate tt prevent prosecutions of army and navy deserters or persons charged with vio. lating the draft law.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-01
John w. Weeks Will
 Be War Secretary
 In Harding Cabinet

ON BOARD PRESIDENT ELECT i uARDJNGS SPECIAL TRAIN, Feb. 1 2S-Definite confirmation of the selec- 1 tion of John w. Weeks of Massachu- setts to be secretary of war was given bv President elect Harding tonight, as he neared Marion on his return from Florida
 Tho announcement puts into the c1ass of certainties six of the ten selec- lions MT. Harding has made for his cabinet. His choices for the other four nlaces have seen published, but he t1i- dicated tonight that he did not feel the time was ripe TOT lorihdA stheSAieiit confirming them
 Mir Weeks is a former senator, and |, 1e1e was a candidate for the Re nublican nomination for the presi-- Sencv Tn the last campaign he served as a member of the Republican eS- ecutive committee of five, He IS lawyer by profession and graduate or inc naval academy and at one time is ,nderstoad to have been foremost in Wr Harding's mind for secretary oi the navy
 Mi, Harding also let 1t be known ba is thinking seriously Of following the axannle of President Wilson in. de- | tivarinr his message to congress n person rather than by messenger.
 The president-eiecr said ne haa inAss. | m
 shtv disposed toward oral adresses De- cause he felt 1t might help 10 promote CO., operation. RenIving to questions about his reAa ,,ors to the newspapers. Mir. Hardins said he expected to keep hAinseat v scessible 10 newspaper men and nepes Ito work out n plan for conieFeh1s' with them.
 The president-eiect virtually com lpleted preparation of his inaugural aa ldress today. .
 romorrow in Marion he will comic
 with Major General Wood. EenrFslA understood to he under caFasasieF ss1ao Ifor governor general Of the PhiAppsns The Harding train ss in reach Ma ,,on early tomorrow and the preside n' , .lsct and his wife wiu spend naozt z l the day making final aFrangrsaarl . lof their personal affairs pfrfss raj =, ,5. : 10 going into the Nhffe A"@se . lWednesday they ~l3 ae tena-ssa
 formal farewell and leave fer M4st
 linEton
Arizona republican., 1921-03-01
Coolidge And Wife
 Reach Washington

wAsHISGT0N. Feb. -sN sse - dent-elsct and Mira CooRsaGT .. frorn Northampton. Mas totAEas. .,s s,..,. - rsNgsessee which vTtsl af fIclativ begin on Friday sFY rrst hv x5re. .rre-alsians asasl AFs- shali and Senator iossNs A - cnrssa through an applsAatnS - ne ur~slaeat's rpera a' tss M ..,,1s-, and thence ts ths New Nss'@sa s,atel where they will reside
 Upon reaching the he.s s,,-e. ,swyr found many hoNe#
 ,as.s s.-'.. ,-ss,sa. and gave an informal Fse sss',i ns,,,is, ,' te newspaper men ard o'hsF viss,ors. Later thsy wiu eep
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Arizona republican., 1921-03-01

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Arizona republican., 1921-03-01

launch to reinforce the main Costa Rcan forces which shortly before had surrendered to the Panamanian troops. The firing apparently resulted. the dis patch said, from the fact that the re- inforcement troops had not been ap- prised of the surrender of the others.
 In addition to the Costa Rican cas- ualties. 30 were captured the dispatch said. together with q machine gun, 25 rifles and ammunition.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-01

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Arizona republican., 1921-03-01
.,c.,eAn DEFEATS PURDUE

ANN ARnoR Aich. Feb ,,tetf,-,r defeated Purdue iu a wesiefn ,.,,,. ference basketball contest tonight "a I'd IS Pursue's defeat ended a .t,-se -correr~d tie Tor inc lraaerssin tr, th~ conference
Arizona republican., 1921-03-01

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Arizona republican., 1921-03-01
Business Section or IolUo Dolun Destroyed
 By Mysterious Fire

OSKALOoSA. la. Feb. 2s-Ffre Of unknown origin starting at o'clock this afternoon. destroyed the business section of Barnes City. Mahaska coun- Y. causing a loss estimated at Sse,ooo The Mortimer garage containing IF ears; Crftchlow Hardware store, opera house and odd Fellows hall were en- tireiy destroyed
Arizona republican., 1921-03-01
ANOTHER CABINET "coNFAB"

WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.-A- $. Mel lon, Pittsburg banker, who has been tentatively selected by President elect Harding as secretary of the treasury, conferred here today with treasury of ficials.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-01
tttfNoIs BEATS OHIO

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Feb. zs-EIiinols a,seataa Ohio State. ak 10 S2. with a whirIwind finish in a western confer s,re basketball contest tonight
Arizona republican., 1921-03-01
Plan For Reorganization Of
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Arizona republican., 1921-03-01
Panona Dispute Ends With Surrender
 Of Cofo fnuoders

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Arizona republican., 1921-03-01
Leuer Act Decision
 Ends Legal Action
 Against Profitcers

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Arizona republican., 1921-03-01
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-04
gaussDAY EVENING. AUGUST !. M
EDUCATION
By Berton Bradley

| We taken tie Modern Memory Course"
! And Craftsmanship by Mail"
I'm cultyattng my Mental Force
Attic cost Of lot Of kale;
I'm tak4ag course on Proper Dress"
Ands1m pretty near hal: way through ----.-.--.
The study Of Methods that Win. Success"
(Which I'm hoping that can do)
I'm reading the books on an Eight-Foot Shelf
And the History Of the War.
Inn pouring Culture into myself
Asstast as a man can pour;
I'm studying Public Speaking now
With tie Secret Of Social Chat,
When I'm out with the danes you will notice how
I'm getting away with that!
I'm seeking Progress--1'm wide-awake
Asitgoson the hunt for fame
Whenever hear Of Course to take
Igoand take the same:
Inn getting an education. such
Tlat ali Of my brains athrob.
But my studies FIJI up my time SO much
rhat cannot hold down job!
Copyright 1921 by Newspaper Enterprise)