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Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
DEMOCRATS WIRE. CHAIRMAN WHITE REQUESTING GALL F0R MEETING TO ORGANIZE PARTY
forty-nine Of 1O6 Members Request National Meeting March l To Lay Plans For 1924 Campaign
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 N%sHiNGTON. Feb. 6-Forty-nine VI tne loe members of the Democratic m.fionah committee tonight reuuested Shsirman George White to issue a call ,.- meeting of the national committee March at S.. Louis. or some other centrally located city
 ."e request was embodied in a tele- gram sent Chairman White and to m"mrers of the executive committee WV IN recently appointed.
 tne meeting should be held. the S<ners declared @in order that the ~srceS of progress may be organized Tor continued constructive. patriotic action in the succeeding four years and TOT a righteous and richly earned vic tory in 1894"
 Spokesmen for the signers said they counted among their numbeDa "clear maJortrS of the national committee, adding that six members of the exec Mtve committee supported the move elthough they did not sign the tele- Sren- and that eight national commit t~emen with whom they were unable 70 get in touch. had indicated support of the movement
 The telegram as made public by Ma -.onAi Committeeman T. E. Love of TexR<~ said:
 We the undersigned members of the uemocratic national committee. proud v, tho history and traditions of our party. especially of it's matchless rec ord of achievement under the leader ehtp Of Woodrow Wilson and aware of the solemn responsibility devolving upon our party to fight constantly for the principles which have ever been It's glory to be always miiitantly on xnard ms the champion of the rights of all the people. respectfully urge you to all n meeting of the Democratic na- .lonal committed. to be held March l. aft St Louis or other centrally located point in order that the forces may be organized for continued constructive Il nAtr1of action fin the succeeding four years and for a righteous and richly earned victory fin 1924.
 We congratulate our chairman and his associates upon their valiant and and patriotic efforts in the recent cam paign under the leadership of the splendid Democrat James M. Cox of Ohio. and beg to wish for Mir. White many rears of happiness and added usefulness upon retirement which he announced shortly after November 2. -t< private Interests would make it necessary for him to seek"
 Among those signing the telegram were W. L. Larnum. Arizona; Isa- aore R. Dockweiier California; A. A. rcne<- New Mexico: Mrs. w. F. Kirby, New Mexico: Thomas B. Love. Texas; Mrs Conc Johnson. Texas: P. T. Qoc2iy. Wyoming: Mrs. R. D. Hawley Wyoming. and Mrs. James D. Finch, Nevada
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
ObREGON HOPES
 ID PUT RAIL WAY LINES INTO SHAPE WITHOUT LOANS
IN. E. A. RepubIican special)

IN. E. A. hepupficdn Speciaib
 MEXICO CITY, Feb. 6-The rail- roads of Mexico, the arteries of the commercial life of the nation, are torn beyond the point of function in many places.
 Obregon's government faces the par adox of being burdened by the nations potential prosperity.
 Sugar is being produced in large quantities.
 Mines are constantly increasing in number and production. Their need of transportation is greater than at any time in the history of Mexico.
 The textile industries are producing enough to supply the domestic need with surplus for export.
 The corn crop last year was suffi- cient to feed the whole population. That had not been true in the best years before the revolution.
 Industries are reviving from 10 years of warfare more quickly than the rail- roads.
 Passenger Service Poor
 During the succession of revolutions almost all passenger cars were used in the transport of troops. Little was done to keep them in condition. On some railroads only one passen- ger train day runs now. The notable exception is the line from San Antonio 10 MeX1co Clty. War paraphernalia was hauled ir freight cars. Hundreds of them were blown up by the enemy troops. Locomtives that should have been re- tired from service years ago are still automatically performing duty. Government Operation One corporation, the, National Rail- roads of Mexico, wos organized to take over all the trunk roads in 1909 de 1y1A cy7x private ones have been under govern ment operation under the name of the Constitutionalist Railways of Mexico. l The National Railways of Mexico own 6,S1S miles and control an addi- tional 1.220 miles. | The Mexican railway has 520 mile. of tracks. Various Lines l The Tehuantepec railway owns IS. miles of track between Puerto Mexico on the Atlantic, and Salina Cruz oI the Pacific. l The Mexican Northwestern railwa. owns 512 miles of track. | The Southern Pacific Railway O Mexico has 1000 miles.
 The United Railways of Yucatal operate 500 miles.
 A road of s1 miles between Tuluc, | and Zitacuaro has been commenced.
 Mileage in 1914
 The total railroad mileage of Mexic, l was placed at 15,S40 in 1914
 The most important ports are Yer. Cruz and Tampico, both on the Gul of Mexico.
 The body of the national lrailroa spider is Mexico City. Other importan functions are Monterey, Torreor Celaya and Chihuahua Connections with railroads of tn United States are:
 Southern Pacific at NogaIes. Texas and Pacific, Santa Fe7 an Southern Pacific at Fl Paso.
 Kansas City, Mexico & Orient a Presidio.
 Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antoni at Eagle Pass.
 National Railways of Mexico at La redo
 Gulf Coast Lines at Matamoras.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
Non-P Partisan Head
 Guilty of Sedition;
 Starts Year In Jail
LRepubIican A. p. Leased WireJ

RED WING, Minn., Feb. 6.--Joseph Gilbert, former state manager of or ganization for the Non Partisan league whose conviction for violating the es- pionage law was recently upheld by the United States supreme court, sur rendered to the sheriff today to begin serving sentence of one year and one day in jail
 Gilbert had been out on bail pending outcome of the appeal He was con victed in 1918 on a charge of making seditious utterances tending to dis courage enlistments during the war.
 He must also pay a fine of $500.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
Korean Mission Charges Brutal Grimes To JapS
rRenuhlIcan A. P. Ieased Wlrel

Republican A. P. Leased Wirel
 WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-Japan- ese soldiers were accused of wide spread destruction of life and prop erty in Chientao during October and November. in a statement is- sued today by the Korean com mission.
 The statement declared SIPS in- -habitants of Chientao were Thur dered" and 238 arrested, 76 women "assauIted,' and 2,404 houses, 31 schools and 10 churches burned. Grain burned and destroyed, the statement said, totaled 118,620 bushels.
 More than 15,000 Japanese sol diers," the statement asserted, were sent to Chientao under orders to blot out the independence move ment among the Koreans residing there"
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
A Free Bulletin, On
 The Use or Concrete

When you get tired of mud in tho back yard, lay a path of concrete.
 When the floor in the basement rots out, make a permanent one of this same material.
 Put in fence posts of concrete that will be good when your grandchildren grow old.
 Build foundations, doorsteps. horse- troughs. septic tanks, silos. of concrete.
 The use of this artificial rock is one of the blessings of a progressive age. The recipe is as simple as that for making bread. Anybody can use it. Get the booklet from our Washington information bureau.
 In filling out the coupon. print name and address or be sure to write plainly
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
IF
 RAILWAY SYSTEM MOST IMPORTANT WORK IN MEXICO
Copyright 1921. Newspaper Enterprise
 Association)
BY c. H. NEWELL Staff Correspcndent

MEXICO CITY. Feb. 6--President Alvaro Obregon is bending every ener- gy toward rehabilitation of Mexico's step in reconstruction following 10 years of revolution That explains the visit to Mexico City of William G. McAdoo. former railroad administrator of the United States. Mexico is nego- tiating with McAdoo to rehabilitate and take charge of her state railroads McAdoo Is now a guest of Obregon.
 Obregon hopes to finance this reha- mortgaging his country to foreign bankers
 T am of the opinion" Obregon stated in a special interview given the writer, that Mexicp for it's reconstruction does not need recourse to large foreign loan.
 Should Meet Obligations
 Instead it shouiu concentrate its energies on arranging in satisfactory manner for the payment of its foreign obligations previously contracted. The natural resources of Mexico are so formidable that their exploitation will be sufficient to attend to all her economic necessities.
 Mexico can count on laIge mineral sA-> development of these riches the private capital that is now coming to Mexico and the national capital will be more than sufficient"
 lit is in order to assure the fullest de veIopment of Mexico's mining possi- biities that Obreson is working so in dustriousIy in restoring the railroads devastated by the revolution.
 Much has been achieved since shs overthrow Carranza last May but wha' has been done is merely a starter. Al ready creditable showing has beer made on the line from San Antonio tt Nuevo Laredo to Mexico City. Obregor is especially desirous of establishing good transportation service with th' United states railroads and with ths Mexican seaports-
 Keeps Down Debt While he is working out the railroad problem. he is striving to make the government live within its income ol 200, 900, GOO pesos a year. He sees Mex ico at a great advantage in develop ment if it can keep down its compara- lively small national debt while othel nr pa0a TxroN
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
Unn1aSked Men Tar and Feather
 Tex0S L0Wver

Republican A. p. Leased Wire1
 HOUSTON, Tex, Feb. 6-Police efforts to identify the men who took B. l. Hobbs, lawyer, from his bed last night, drove him in an auto mobile into the woods, where they tarred and feathered him and then clipped his hair, had proven un- avaiIing tonight.
 Five masked men forced Hobbs into an auotmobiIe last night and drove him to woods and applied tar and feathers. Bringing him hack to the business district they forced him from the automobile. He sought shelter in the doorway of a building until he attracted passerby who notified the police. He then was taken home.
 Hobbs said he was given unti Tuesday to leave the city or be killed.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
Unidentified Man Brutally Murdered
 In Southerr, City
Republican A. ?. Leased Wire1

MONROE. La. Feb. 6.-An uniden- tified white man. nude and dying, his skull crushed and his flesh burned from his waist down. was found today near here. The man, believed by local officers to have come from Houston Texas, died without regaining con- sciousuesS.
 Evidence that coal oil had been poured on his body was found, and a smouldering fire indicated he had been thrown into it
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
Fifteen Years For Carrying Firearms
 In Dublin Ireland
IRepubIIcan A. p. Leased Wirel

DUBLIN, Feb. 6. = Announcement was made at Dublin Castle today that court martial had sentenced John Connolly to 15 years penal servitude for having in his possession a bomb, a revolver and six rounds of ammu- milton, and that two Limerick men had been given respectively sentences of seven and five years for holding up a soldier and robbing him of 10 shillings and a bicycle.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
Admiral Grant To
 Attend NuUul Meet
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IRepubIIcan "A. P. Ieaeed WireI
 SYDNEY, Australia, Feb. 6. - The Times today announces that the Aus tralian warship Brisbane is about to take Admiral Grant of the naval ad- ministratioh to Singapore to take part in a conference for a discussion of naval defense of the Pacific.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
Ireland Does Not
 Expect America To
 Lose Man Or Dollar
TaepubIican A. P. leascd Wire1

PHILADELPHIA Feb. 6. - Donal ofCailaxhan told a mass meeting to- night .tha~ Ireland does not expect America to lose a man or spend a dollar to help Ireland, 'but merely 10 accord to the Irish republic the same recognition accorded other re- publics formed since the war
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
Officer And Child
 Killed Tn Ambuscode

DUBLIN. Feb. 6.-Firing incident to two ambushes on the south side last evening caused the killing of one off ccr and one child. Several civilians were wounded.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
MoRRoW,S REASON

WASHINGTON, Pa.-Dave Morrow. who has resigned as football coach of Washii< ton & Jefferson University, has turned down other jobs, giving as his reason that he Isn't wealthy enough. He'll devote all his time next year to his engineering business.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07
DIR. siMoNs MAY QUIT POST

LONDON. Feb. 6.-Dr. Simons. Ger man foreign minister. has declared that he would resign rather than recede from the decision that the Paris terms are unacceptable, says a Berlin dis patch to the London Times.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-07

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Specials From The Notion
Department
TOOTH BRUSHES l9c.


ssc to 55c quality tooth brushes, special price
l9c
COMBS Zee.
Extra heavy black combs, spcndidly boished.
large size. These are exceptional value Al zoe
DARNING COTTON &c BALL.
carSs p, y. T. standard darnIne cotton %
BAH
soar SC.
price
HAIR PINS Gr.
dleraiar iOc box Of wire hair pins containing
assorted sizes SPECIAL price Sc.
GLOVES ssc
Ladies' heavy black gloves fleece lined rlasp
sold last year at Soc. Especially priced AZ 29c
CIILDRENs UNIONsuITS 7sc.
Winter weight uniontuitn for children, ali sikyE
from rs 80 l3s. These are combination style wit
waist attached
INFANT VESTS ZOE.
These are wrapper style button az The front
wool finish an extra value a l9c YhU are slightly
seconds but are not damaged IN any way that viii
interfere with the woHring' qualities
BUREAU SCARFs ;5c.
dozen bureau scarfa IN styles and qualities
that sold from $500 10 Ft5o each offered special
for OCTOBER SALE for l5c each
TURKISH TOWELS 0sJlc.
We offer special FOR OCTOBER SALE REGULAR :
Use fancy turkish towels a 62iac each buy thcm
for Christmas presents
CURTAIN scRIH IsIlc.
Our regular l5c curtain scrim offered special
for OCTOBER SALE at i2hc. Coors ecru aud
white.
SWEATERS $685.
Ladies' an wool sweaters in brand goods
We think you viii find 1t hard % match
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SHOES
LADIES' SHOES ss.9s

Several hundred pairs o. our best makes OF
ladies' shoes consisting Of LaFrance Betty rrects
and other makes The styles include tan. Russia
Calf with medium and low heels black calf skin and
Wei Kid shoes All good styles and worth today
from $500 TO $40 pair. For this sale your choice
for $595.
MEMS SHOES $500
Mems dark tan calf skin shoes in either broad
toe blucher English last All these excellent
quality shoes and guaranteed TO give good service.
For the sale $500.
BOYS SHOES $780,
All solid leather dark tan shoes for boys In
sizes ! to ~. Special for this sale S295,
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WINDOW SHADES loe.

WINDOW SHADES zoe.
Best quality water color window shades size
sra spring rollers In colors green and white For
the ANNIVERSARY SALE only igc
WnlIR WAISTS sl.ls
10 dozen white shirt waists mad, 81 aue white
yoea and other white wafstings Materials ali
nrv fresh goods and regular s2Oo and $3.50 waists
Per the ANNIVERSARY SALE Stfs.
FLAsNELgTTE GOWNS 5sc.
On, I.ades aanneleite night Gowns a good quality
Inllng cloth in pretty pink and blue strpes Sew
efal styles 70 select from with collar without
ceilaf For the ANNIVERSARY SALE zoe
BLACK BLoOuERs zoe.
ladies' BLACK bloomors 81 very dno quality
hlnrk sateep made with elastic at che knee end
waist a alec quality Cor this sails q, Zoe
BLACk RLooNERs isc.
Good quaiity black sateeu bloomerr in ladies'
sizes ior the sale only Black boomers for chill
dren from 70 ~ years, 59c
sEHGR IUaPER DRESSES ts9s
iampst dresses made of hnc quality All wool
sbrKe bound with SIX braid sizes for ladies ana
misses. For this sale only S1ss
mDpY SUITS ssss
MILDLY suits Of regulation MILDLY blouse and
plated skft made Of good quaily eolion material
n navy blue. rose and tan. saes = q 90, $500
value for s39A
MIDDY BL0CsEs siss.
Middy houscs made Of best quality ionedae
Jeans with either white or navy blue collars, sizca
10 20, special price SL2h.
HOiS PANTS Ellis.
Wool pants for boys from 10 Il years good
weight for Fall and Winter use. have good
yorlmcnt q brown aud gray mixtures regular
soc pants f0f Sify.
COHsETS si.sa.
a splendid quality corset in the famous Miller
mike guaranteed not 10 rust special for this sale
at 500 quality fof 81 80.
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Specials From The Dry
Goods Department

freely during this sale at 115Rc.
cost OF cotton goods think IL will be higher. Buy
OUTING CLOTH i21sc.
good weight outing in light coors very de-
sirabe for night robes 1000 yards TO sell at 12he
yard.
CKETONNRS Zoe A YARD.
Pretty cretonnes % to 80 inches wide regular
25c values offered for OCTOBER SALE at l9c yard
SERGE $l.29.
We offer special for OCTOBER SALE All wool
A inches wide, regular Sl5O quality for Si29
yard.
MUSLIN 12kc.
Bleached muslin yard wide, 121sc yard. This
muslin cannot be sold today under l6 We have
only about 500 yards TO sell al this price so be
among the early buyers.
TOWELS Ne EACH
About 300 towels fair qualify, special for this
sale Sc each.
BED SPREADS Sl.9s.
$50 Bed Spreads full size, good heavy weight
About year ago these spreads selling $3.50
with the higher price OF cotton we do not believe
you will buy them again at this lew price.
BLANKETS $685.
Wool blankets, double bed size, pretty plaids in
plnks, blues and tans These blankets sold last year
$3.50 offered special for this sale AZ Sass
BLANKETS s1.9s
heavy weight double bed size blankets IN
tans only Special at $l9S.
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COnSETS sI.3a.

a splendid quality corset IN
mike. guaranteed not 10 rust, 80
At 500 quality for 81 80.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-09-30
Floor Covering

For this sale we have a very complete stock o.
floor coverings consisting OF rugs stair carpets.
linnoeum and etc, rugs of all kinds are very
sonabe in price now, many Of them only about one.
half the war price. We mention here only ? spec.
falls but our whole stock Is almost as cheap
BRUSSELS RUGS S25.O0
Extra quality tapestry brusse rugs size gxi2.
in a large assortment Of nora oriental and neat
patterns. Last years price for these same rugs was
say only $500
ADMINISTER RUGS S3975
Our best quality 9xl2 administer rugs that sole
last year AT $500. offer for this sale several
very pretty patterns for only 1915.
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Specials From The House
furnishing Department

\ ROLLS TOILET PAPEH 3Oc
These full 1000 sheet rolls Of white tissue and
would DO cheap at Toe each. We offer them as big
special for October at rolls for the price Of 3
1917 KNIVES AND FORKS s5.9s SET
These are genuine lSi7 quality and sell regular
~ at $3.50. price special for OCTOBER SALE only.
go PIECE SET or SILVER 1906.
20 piece chest Of Rodgers silver containing
teaspoons. tablespoons knives. forks. sugar
shell and butter knife. offered special for oCT0-
DER SALE only 1895.
ALARM CLOCKS ose.
Good quality alarm clocks regular Sl.25 value
Special for OCTOBER SALE only Csc.
CLOCKS Ssgs
day clocks strike the hour and half hour, each
guaranteed special 's3is these have been SELL
Ing az $500 each
ALUNINuM KETTLEs Soc
Genuine WEAR EVER" kettle regular s5c nual-
ny. offered special for a limited time only 30c, al
minimum I'd to ~ i3c each.
o QUART ALUMINIUM KETTLE s19A
good quality large size kettle offered special
for this sale at SIS
SCISSORS lsc
High grade steel scissors. qualities that have
been selling at from 75c to 800 Special for oCTo-
Der SALE isc each.
TUMBLgRs Isc.
Table tumblers regulation sizes end good quail
y sell regularly at soc a dozen. Special for oCTo-
Her SALE at t5c
WATER SITS $3.50
Cut glass water sets worth $500 each offered
special for OCTOBER SALE $3.50. Set comprises
pitcher and tumbers
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MIDDY BLarsEs sI.ss.

MILDLY hlguscs made 81 best q
Jeans With either white or navy 81
o 10 20, special price Si2a.
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aIDnY SUITS ss.as.

Mildly suits Of q regulation
plated skirt made Of q good 40
IN navy hltle. rpse and tan 50,
value for g9aE
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Specials From The Mems
Department

MEMS TIES Sc.
About 200 ties Csc to 75c values, offered specll,
for OCTOBER SALE at ise each.
MEMS CAPS Sc.
Mems caps made OF all wool material qualities
worth from sio0 to Size each. offered special for
OCTOBER SAFE at Soc.
BOYS cars Ssc
All wool cloths made up in fuil sizes and good
styles 75c to sLOo value. Special for OCTOBER
SALE CSC
MENs SHIRTS AND DRAWERS csc.
Winter weight underwear ribbed. fleece lined
good weight and quality that sold last year at Si25
each, offered special for OCTOBER SALE at Csc
garment
MES'S HOSE Iskc
a good wearing hose comes in black and brown.
offered at this low price for OCTOBER SALE only.
MEMS BELTS soc.
Mems rubber belts with an attractive buckle
and price less than half Of that usually asked
While the quantity is large the price s special for
this lot only.
NEWS HANDKEBCHIEFs &C.
Mems white handkerchief hemstitched in a
quality that we Will not be able to give you later
this low price.
MEMS WORK GLOVES zoe,
Mems all leather gloves with a gauntlet wrist
at special price that win hardly pay for this MAKE
ing.
MEMS UNION SUITS $780,
For OCTOBER SALE only we offer an extra
heavy weight ribbed fleece lined union suit, same
quality that last year sold at $500 now $3.50 These
garments are worth $500 on today's market
NEWS WORK SHIRTS ssc.
Mems work shirts made Of good quality blue
chambray, cut full and well made These can
price
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Ladies, Goats

We are showing enormous line Of coats for
ladies and misses we cannot describe them here.
but we can rest assure that you can find coat to
suit you at reasonable price
MISSES COATS 1875.
Good quality length misses coats In brown.
navy blue and green. Splendid for school wear for
children from IL 10 l6 years. Special price S6.75
MISSES COATS 1915.
Another lot Of better quality misses coats in
various colors and styles. Special for this sale
1915
LADIES' COATS $685.
We are offering large assortment OF the quail
titles and best styles in the most wanted materials.
All sizes for ladies and misses, extra value $1975.
LADIES' COATS $500.
The $500 assortment includes wide variety
OF and pretty coats that will surprise you.
Beautiful qualities up to the minute style will be
found In this lot at only $500.
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sTitGf ITHPER DREssEs ss.9s

iampsf dresses made nf hnc
serge. bound with Hllk braid SIZE
misses For this sale only 41Ss.
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nIACk nLO0MERS Isc.

GUnd quality black sateen bloe
sizes FOR the sale only isc Black ~
dren from 10 " Year,. 59c.
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Wool pants for boys from :
weight for Fall and Winter use.
softmcnt Of brnwH aud gray MIX
sz0p pants Fof ti45
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FLANNELETTE G0NNs .se.
BLACK BLOOMERs zoe.

ladies' BLACK bieomcrs u very dnc quality
hlack satetp made with elastic az che knee end
waist a aloe quality fvr this sale At zoe.