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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-03-05
Wireless Invention
To Help Guide Ships

LIVERPOOL, March 3.-Discovery
of "a new wireless invention by which
ships may be guided during dense
fogs was announced here tonight by
William Marconi at the annual Brit
ish Shipmasters' dinner. This in
vention, he said, is based on a prin-
ciple by which electric waves may
be directed in any definite direction
like flashes from a lighthouse. He
declared these waves would take the
place of leading lights in thick
weather, and would prevent collisions
of NeSSelS during f0GS.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-03-05
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-28
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-28
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Arizona republican., 1921-04-20
Reach 1921 Guide
 Makes Appearance

With the spring of 1921 the Reach American Guide once more makes welcome appearance. This Is the thirty ninth annual publication of the Reach Guide, the twenty first edition as the annual official publication Of the American league, and the twenty second year of the editorship of Mr. Francis C. Richter.
 The Reach Guide not only en1- braces all the statistics of a record breaking season, but also gives the history of the most eventful period since 1903, resulting in a radical re- organization of the world of organ ized ball.
 In part one is furnished fair, unbiased editorial review of the en- tire baseball world in the eVentful 1920 year. In part two is told the whole story of the gambling expose the reorganization of the game un- der the leadership of Judge Lan- dis. and the new major league agree ment. Part three is devoted to the American league and National league race reviews and the official aver ages of those two leagues. In part four is embraced an editorial review of the 1920 worlds series. together with the scores, averages and other details of the worlds series.
 In part five is furnished all the rec
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20

were located and developed to con- siderable extent by different parties. when it was discovered that such de- posits were not subject to entry and location
 The government. in order to correct this condition obviously the re- suit of technical oversight. amended the ruling whereby the location of these lands for the mining of all kind of minerals and metals is permitted, and on Friday last the order went into effect.
 There were quite a number Of in- terested parties present at the ap- pointed time, among these being w A. Doyle of Hollywood, and repre- sentatives of the Smith-Emery Co. of Los Angeles, Cal.
 The latter is largely interested 1T gypsum deposit at a point in the Riverside mountains on the reserva- ton. about 20 miles from Parker, where 1t has an immense deposit tha' shows test of 99.4 per cent Int company has had complete sur vey of it's claim made and roads built thereto, while the property has beer developed by numerous cuts and tun- nels which show high grade gypsum in unlimited quantities.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20
ANNOUNCE LECTURES AT TENT MEETINGS

The meetings at the tent at Ninth and Mckinley streets have been re- stunned. It is an opportunity to hear able discussions. Many things win be explained which have appeared mysterious. There also will be a question box where the public will have the privilege of asking any ques tion on the Bible it is desired to have explained
 Lectures are to be delivered on the following subjects:
 l. The origin of sin and the devil. Duration and end.
 2. The war of the ages The is sue involved
 3. From eternity to eternity.
 4. When will the end of the world or age be? Answered from the Bible.
 5. Conditions at the time of the end. The tribulation judgments The anti Christ and universal war cul- minating in the battle of Arma ged- don Bolshevism, Socialism, Com munism and the social condition.
 g. What will be the signs of inc end and the return of Christ?
 '. The rise and fall of earthly kingdoms and monarcns. What does if mean?
 8. Watchman. what of the night?
 9 The kingdom and the reign o1 Christ The millennium
 10 The final judgment. Where are the dead before and after?
 H. The divine plan of the ages
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20
ARIZONA OFFERS. VACATION SPOTS. THAT RIVAL ANY. STATE IN UNION.
"See Arizona" First Cam paign Will Acquaint Local Residents With Scenic Grandeur Of Home State

With the distribution of attractive window posters and the decoration of automobile showrooms throughout the city. the See Arizona First Automobile Week celebration is com nencing to command the attention of the public People are inquiring about the points of interest through out the state which they have never visited. many are getting the family car in readiness to take trip of more or less extensiveness, and all eyes are turning to the pocketbook.
 The pocketbook will play a large part in the family's outing this sum- mer, and this is where the See Ari- zona First" movement particularly appeals to the business man and his family. The seasons outing, or vaca- ton has heretofore generally included a trip to California, in which event the expense was great, and where finances did not permit was generally more or less restricted as to its en- joyment. Many Arizona families have found that to make a trip to California a cost amounting to sev- eraI hundreds of dollars is involved, depending as to amount on whether they stayed at hotels and resorts or secured house in the city for the summer. Not only is the cost very considerable, but the scope of enjoy ment has been very limited. No trips into the Yosemite, big tree section, Sequoia park or other districts con- taining beautiful natural scenery can be made without considerable addi- tional expense, and in this respect Arizona offers much more wonderful attractions to the public.
 Not only are the Grand Canyon, painted desert, petrified forest, San Francisco mountains. White noun tains and Roosevelt lake more wop- derful than anything which southern California has to offer, but the ex- pense of visiting them is very small. About the only requisite necessary for the family to possess to tour these regions is an automobile, and where a car is not numbered among the family possessions arrangements can often be made to combine forces with neighbors and friends and there by dividing the expense. With the
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20
OVER THEIR HEADS

ALBANY, N. Y.-New York mo- torists are being swamped with motor legislation
 There are some 50 or more motor vehicle bills before the state legisla- ture, and a few others have already been passed and signed by Governor Miller. The bills range from one pro- viding use of a special device to im- print registra ton numbers on steer ing wheels to the bill increasing the registration fees.
 Opposition to the latter has grown so strong, however, that the bill is not expected to survive the house session
 Among the numerous bills await ing disposition is one providing for a state wide operators license, an- other getting after the motorist who filters the highways with paper: the finger print bill," which has brought forth heated protest from chauffeurs and one requiring the owners of taxis and buses to place their name on their cars.
 There are also the indemnity bond bin providing for state indemnity in case Of motor accidents: another re- quiring motorists to take out state compensation insurance: and the
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20
Golf Links Will Offer Sport For
 Prescott Visitor

An added attraction to the sup- mer visitor, particularly from the southland, is the golf links of the Hassayampa Country club said Sec- retary Grace Sparkes of the cham Der of commerce this morning That Prescott and Yavapai county will have the largest number of summer visitors, both campers and those who d asire to live in houses or apartments is a foregone conclusion.
 The links of the Rassayslnpa are fast becoming known throughout the country. As one player remarked re- gently. Perhaps you don't make wonderful showing when playing on the local course, but, say, after play ing here and then trying on the coast or elsewhere, I know it to be fact that you surprise yourself in the manner in which you can play the game
 "The beauty of the local course lies in the fact that 1t is sporty enough for the seasoned plaSer and attrac- tive enough to the beginner to keep his interest in the game at a high pitch. In other words. you just nat urally want to make a good score when playing on the local course.
 The links are open to the general public during the month of April and many are taking advantage of this invitation to learn something about the game. For those who do not own clubs, a set can be had from the caretaker at the club house. Mem bers are to be seen daily showing others how to keep their eye on the ball"
 Saturday and Sunday the largest number seen on the links this year were out, groups playing on every hole.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20

Watson Brothers-Camp creek.
 Morgon Motor Service Co--Salt River valley.
 Ed Rudolph--Gillespie dam.
 Electric Equipment Co.-CHfton and eastern Arizona.
 Holmes Motor Sales Co.-Fort Me Dowell- Granite Reef.
 Dulmage & Dunbar-Cave creek.
 The celebration of "See Arizona First Automobile Week is to be fea- tured Thursday with a big parade through the streets of Phoenix. the parade leaving the Central school grounds at q: 30 o'clock in the even ing. Following the parade. a band concert will be held on the Central school grounds, followed by an ad- dress by Governor Campbell.
 The parade will be featured by beautifully decorated cars, three prizes being offered by business men for the est-decorated cars.
 The decorations will typify "See Arizona First" and the prizes will consist of a $15 straw hat. by Vic Hanny; a fine lsdy's khaki outing suit by the Boston store, and cost : ly steel reel and rod by the Pinney & Robinson company
 Many of the business houses are preparing to display sporting, camp ing and outing goods in an attractive manner, and every inducement will be offered the citizens Of Phoenix and the Salt River valley to get them
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to see their state, many for the first time.
 The winner of the first prize in the parade will have his choice of the three prizes, the second winner being entitled to his choice of the remain ing, and the third taking the other prize. The parade will follow Central avenue south to Adams street, west on Adams to Fourth avenue. south on Fourth avenue to Washington street, east on Washington to Fourth street. north on Fourth to Adams. thence to Central avenue and back to the school grounds. where a band concert will be held
 Although the exact time at which the governor will speak has not been set. the present plans call for the address following the band concert tomorrow evening However. an nolIneement will be made in tomor- rows Republican of the definite time at which he will speak
 Enthusiasm is manifesting itself in many ways over the campaign, and messages are being received from many cities and towns in northern Arizona congratulating Phoenix upon its good work, as well as detailing plans for the reception of tourists and campers.
 The telegran.s and messa ges spell royal welcome for the touring pub lie, every encouragement beins offered the tourist to See Arizona First"
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20
WILL GREET SUMMER
 VISITORS WITH,
 VAR|EDSPORTS
Visitors To Northern Part
 Of State Will Be Given
 Royal Welcome By Pres
 colt Citizens 4

The following message receiFed from the Yavapai county chamber of commerce. G. M. Sparks, secretary shows to what extent the city Of Prescott Is preparing for the recep- ton of the touring public.
 PRESCOTT, Ariz., April 19-For the summer visitor and particularly the camper, Prescott has much - offer. The sporty golf links of the HaSsa yampa Country club is proving a popular spot for golfers from all sections of the country. The nine hole links is unique in the beauty Of it's location and surroundings. By special action of the board of direc- tors of the club, summer visitors will be able to enjoy this course to its utmost
 The Prescott Frontier Days con tests will be held on July 2, 3, and ,. This has become one of the fixed at fractions of the Mile High city. Hun dreds of cowboys will compete in the contests of the mountains and plains. Over s10,000 in cash prizes will be awarded to the men showing the best skill in broncho busting. steer ropinx. bull dogging. relay races, calf tying. Low railroad rates will be in effect from all points in Arizona.
 Prescott is well equipped for the camper The Universal Tours com pany has established a modern tent city, equal to the best to be found on the coast and their location is ideal. being in . beautiful pine tract in west Prescott. within a 15-n1inute
 walk of the center of the town. Tents completely furnished for house keeping, including linen and fuel. will be available for the summer tourist All modern convenienceS will be had. including light and shower baths These tents will be rented at q req
 sonable figure and are of various
 sizes. A tennis court is available for
 the use of the campers and every
 thing is done to make camp life at tractive to the visitor. Camp grounds
 for those having their own equipment can be had at the tent city, including the use of shower baths.
 Camping places at distances of three to five miles are to be had in beautiful pine-clad hooks, the most prominent of which is Paradise val ley. The chamber of commerce, To- cated in the courthouse. will be glad to assist visitors in getting located and in directing strangers to the scenic points of interest. The roads of Yavapai county are in splendid condition. The trip from Prescott to Jerome over the short line road is | taking rank with the beauties of the Grand Canyon of Arizona For out | door life there is no section that of | fers the attractiveness of the north | land and particularly the sections about Prescott Horseback riding. | trail climbing, swimming, fishing. | hunting picnic parties, automobile | rides, etc, are all to be had at their | best in the Mile High city and it's ] vicinity
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20
AnuSen1entS
Blue Bird Club

"The best music l ever have heard in Phoenix" is the way a patron of the Blue Bird club expressed il the other day when he paid his first visit to the dance club to hear the new band imported for the remaining weeks there, then to go to Riverside for the season soon to open.
 The management of the Blue Bird clut, is soon to stage the greatest event of the kind ever put on in Phoenix It will be the presentation of loving cups from the six greatest stars in the picture world, to six
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20

fornia's attractions is amply filled in Arizona by fine, fresh water lakes. A beautiful chain of these lakes ex- tends northwsrd from Camp Verde to within a few miles of Flagstaff, and boating. fishing and bathing abound at these fine watering places. Hunting and fishing are also here for the sportsman. the White mountains. in many places. offering a splendid refuge for game and many streams alive with fish. Roosevelt lake is 2 favorite fishing ground for sports men, adn many small power boats ply the lake for the convenience of fishermen.
 The automobile dealers of Phoenix are proceeding with the decoration of their showrooms in a most lavish manner, portraying camp life in Ari zona, and utilizing the various speci- mems of fish and game peculiar to this state. A large map Is being painted upon the, windows of each showroom, showing the routes to the favorite resorts of the state, and this is supplemented with plenty of in formation from the automobile men as to the many details of the trip
 The following firms are giving out information as to trips and tours about the state:
 Cal Messner-Prescott and Iron Springs
 McArthur Brothers-W noun tains. petrified forest, painted desert
 Motor Sales Co.-Ramsey Canyon
 Barret & Pottberg-Roosevel lake and Tonto basin.
 Franklin Motor Co.-Mount Lemon
 Ferguson Keeler Co.-Nogales and the southern missions
 Phoenix Nash Co.-Grand Canyon of the Colorado
 R. D. Roper Co.-F1agstaff and cliff dwellings.
 Overland Arizona Co.-Castle Hot Springs.
 Bert O. Brown-Casa Crande ruins
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20
ORDER ON PARKER
 LANDS IS AMENDED

PARKER, April 16--At the time the Colorado River Indian reservation
 was thrown open. to mineral entry, about year ago. il was generally be- lieved that the order rendered liable to entry and location all lands there in bearing any and all manner of mineral or metallic substances. and under this impression deposits of gypsum, manganese, milybdenum and other minerals of commercial value
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20
Summer Training
 Camps Of o. R. c.
 To Open June 16
IRenuhIican A. P. Leased Wirel

 WASHINGTON. April 1a-The summer training camp schedule for officers reserve corps units shows June 16 as opening date for all camps except the signal corps at Camp AL fred Vail, N. J., which will open June g. Among the camps are the fol- lowing:
 Infantry-Ft Smelling, Minnea polls, for seventh corps; Ft. Logan, Colo, eighth corps; Camp Lewis, Wash, ninth corps.
 Field artillery-Camp Knox, Ky. all corps
 Cavalry-Monterey. Cal. seventh to ninth corps.
 Coast artillery-Washingto Uni versity est. Louis) Unit and Fit Win field Scott, Calf. seventh to ninth corps.
 Engineer corps-Camp Humphrey. Va, all corps.
 Motor transport corps-Presidio. San Francisco, eighth to ninth corps. Air service-Post field, Fort Sill, Okla. all corps.
 Ordnance-Aberdeen Md Medical. dental and veterinary - Carlisle Barracks. Va
 -o
 In 1919 the American consumption of coffee was nearly 100000, 00e pounds
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20

ords made in 1920, including the deaths. the extra inning games, the not-hit games and other interesting data. Part six is given over to the National association, giving details of that organiza tion's return to. the organized ball family and also fur nishing the records and averages of twenty leagues out of twenty-one leagues that finished the season. Part seven gives the new major minor agreement, the rules and regulations that will goEern baseball henceforth. the playing rules for 1921. and the two major league schedules.
 Altogether the Reach 1921 guide is exceptional alike as to the his torical and the statistical features, the whole forming a book that no baseball lover can dispense with.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20

as the innocent husband into tangle of events that must be seen 10 be ap- preciated. Why say more? A visit will convince one.
 "Civilian Clothes" at Elks
 If you were proud southern beauty, the belle, no less of Louis vile, Kentucky, and you had married the gallant Captain sam McGuinness. tations, practically in the trenches while you were Red Crossing in France If you had loved him ard ently on a wild honeymoon. com pressed into a single glorious weeks leave. and vowed never to forget him. If you had heard that he had been killed in the Argonne over there, and you had decided then to mourn his loss in secret over here. to save explanations, and likewise to save your social position from possible attack. If then. your husband hera were suddenly to come to Louisville in "civvies" and you found that tho gallant hero in khaki had become something of a nick" in homespun. the simple son of the best shoe maker in Racine" What would you do about it? That is the very inter esting problem which inspired ihNhiPHon DuNiahdh to NiitS NieA ian Clothes" the master comedy drama now at the Elks.
 Del $. Lawrence and Wilma Steck have chosen this great play for their farewell week and have scored a sig nal success in their clever interpre- tations. There will be a matines performance of Civilian Clothes" at 2:30 p. m. today and another per formance tonight at S:l5.
 Sunday night Miss Steck will play the title role in that rollickins Irish comedy Sweet Kitty Burns" which marks the closing performance for the Lawrence company for the pres ent season.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20

Knight Miller bill, regulating the quality of gasoline.
 One bill If passed. would require the use of patent signaling device on every car. The Walsh bill calls for the use of red and green lights on cars. like those on motor boats.
 A bill controlling the transfer of used cars has been signed and will go into effect July |
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20
Hip

Anita Stewart, who has legion or friends in the ranks of film fans, Is al the Hip today and tomorrow in "The Fighting Shepherdess," the finest picture value she has had since she made Tn Old Kentucky" She IS seen as the daughter of woman who is running roadhoGse, and the girl first learns the nature of the house when she is rescued from haIf drunken patron by sheep herder-
 Adopted by Mormon Joe, she faces disgrace hy taking up her abode with the kindly sheep man w hen heI only friend and benefactor IS kliieo and suspicion points to her she be-
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20

of adventures in the Bohemian quar- ter of New York's night life, where she encounters men and men and is finally rescued from a perilous plight by one man who was unlike all the rest. A Selznick News reel featuring interesting views of the late John Burroughs. naturalist, and a Current Topics support the feature for the last times today "A Small Town Idol" Mack Sennett's biggest comedy drama success. opens a three day engagement at Mauk's Columbia theater Thursday. The starring roles have been allotted to Ben Turpin. Marie Provost. Phyllis Haver and Charley Murray but all the rest of the Sennett favorites are included. A special children's matinee will be featured Saturday
 Coliseum
 Miller and wakefield's lineup of favorites at the Coliseum are gain ing the steady patronage of theater- going folks, and judging by the quality of the shows that are be- ing presented there. they are rightly entitled to all the support the amuse- ment loving public can give them The Whirl of Pleasure" is the title of the present bill and it is nothing more or less than a mixture of clean, wholesome entertainment. inter mingled with airs that ring in your ears long after the curtain has dropped on the final scene. A mat rimonial mix up Is always 3 sure fire laugh to those out in front, but when it is worked out by capable artists. there seems to be no end of 1 fun, and one has only to visit the Coliseum Theater tonight to wit ness one of the most entertaining playlets ever presented at that pop ular home of talented srtists. Jack Oakley, Ann Mont gomery. Carolina | Brunson. Petty Blair and Al Mac 1 Donald manage to get Jack Miller,
Arizona republican., 1921-04-20

vided by the several cities of the I state.
 The value of an outing such as this
 cannot be overestimated. Taken at a season of the year when the wealth CT is warm in the central and south ern portions of the state, the trip