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Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-23

Joliet, ILL.,, Nov. 90 (by the AS
soiated PreSs). --- William Bross
Lloyd, wealthy radical, today dis
carded his civilian clothes, donning
instead 81 suit of prison blue denim
- and became simply a convict,
with O number. Late last night
Lloyd, convicted and sentenced
with 20 others for radical utter
ances, voluntarily surrendered to
prison authorities to begin serving
his sentence of one to five years.
For six days a search had been
made for him by officials.
Lloyd spent his first night of
confinement in a detention cell on
prison cot. Today he is to be as
signed to another in one of the
large cell tiers. 1t will be his homo
during his stay in prison.
The wealthy radicals arrival at
tile prison last night was shrouded
in secrecy. But he found a small
army Of newspaper men waiting
a. the gate for him.
Shortly after IL o'clock a closed
automobile drove UP to the Gu
trance of the state prison grounds
A young man, who stood on the
running board, made q dash for
the prison entrance. With a
brief goodbye to his wife, who ac-
companied him, Lloyd hurried att
er the young man and was met
at the portal of the main entrance
by q deputy sheriff with commit
ment papers.
The heavy doors opened and
Lloyd, the deputy sheriff and the
young man were ushered into the
guards hallway, unmindful of the
shouted questions OF newspaper
men.
With barred head, Lloyd stood ST.
lent and taciturn while the re-
ceiving clerk duly recorded his ar
rival and commitment And with
this formality completed, Lloyd be-
came n convict During the whole
proceeding he remained silent, APP
parently gloomy and downcast.
Six of Lloyd's co-defendants, who
also surrendered voluntarily, start
ed their third day of sentence
while he began his first. They ar
rived at the prison last Monday
Sven others are confined in the
Cook county Jail.
For years, Lloyd has been known
as a radical. Both he and his wife
formerly Madge Bird, were active
in the movements of the left wing
of the socialist party.
Among Lloyd's radical associ
ates were "Big Bill' Haywood
now said to be in Russia and the
late John Reed first boIsheVik en-,
voy to the United States.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-23
TREASURER.ELECT OF
GUADALUPE COUNTY
DIES OF PNEUMONIA

Vaughn, n. NJ. Nov 22l--El-
terio Lucero, prominent citizen of
this place and recently elected
county treasurer of Guadalupe
county, died here yesterday morn
ing from pneumonia lie had been
sick only q few days and was
thought to be getting along nicely,
when he suffered sudden re-
lapse.
Mr.. Lucero was a young man and
had conducted two moving picture
theaters in Vaughn and East
Vaughn until recently. In the last
election he was elected county
treasurer of Guadalupe county on
the democratic ticket, getting big
majority in this normally republi-
can county.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-23
WILL BUY CRUDE OIL
ON A GRAVITY BASIS

Tulsa, Okla, Nov. 22. The Prairie
Oil and Gas company the largest
purchaser Of crude oil in the mid
continent field, today announced
that effective today it would buy
crude oil In Kansas, Oklahoma and
North Texas on a gravity basis in
stead of paying the one price of
$1.25 or more barrel, as it has
been doing for 15 years.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-23

Declaring that certain planks in
favor of women should be inserted
in the proposed constitution Of
China before it is ratified by Par
Lament, leading Chinese women
have launched a women's rights
movement.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-23
RATION BEATS DAWSON

Ration, N. NJ, Nov. 22.--The
football game between Ration and
Dawson on the Ration field Satur-
day ended in score Of 81 to Z,
Ration having the long score. Daw
son deserves credit for pluck.
though light and inexperienced.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-23

ceiving, one pass, and end run,
Dawson Immediately made itA
Touchdown by passing. From then
on the game was race track for
Ration.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-23

Dawson showed up we'll on the Of
fensive, but was badly lacking on
defense. II worked forward passes
in good order. Ration made the
first touchdown in three plays, re-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-23

Though she is only 12 years Of
age, Ruth Elberfield, daughter Of
the once famous "Kid" Eberfield.
has Just received a certificate in
the Red Cross lie saving course
ordinarily issued only to adults.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-23
SANTA FE WILL
GIVE BRILLIANT
INAUGURAL BALL
win Be Given in La Fonda,
the New Hotel; Executive
Committee Has Already
Been Appointed

Santa Fe, Nov. 22.-The inaug-
ural ball for the incoming demo-
cratic governor. James +. Hinkle,
Of Roswell will be one Of the most
brilliant that Santa Fe has ever
had, it appears from the plans
which are now in the making. The
executive committee, which will
appoint the other committees, has
been selected with the following
membership: Governor Merritt c..
Mechem, honorary chairman; Ar
thur Seligmau, active chairman;
Judge Colin Neblett, Judge n. b.
I.aughlin, J. o. Seth, Levi a.
Hughes, Mrs. Il. l.. Ormsbee, Mrs.
James T.. Sellgman, Mrs, Thomas
Doran. Mrs. Frank w. Parker, Mrs.
Paul A. +. Walter.
The ball will be given In la
Fonda, the new hotel, which will
be opened by about December 10.
The new De Vargas hotel, with a
capacity of 100 guest rooms, will
be opened on or before January l,
which will assure ample accommo-
dations for all visitors. Reservu-
tions have been made for more
than so, who will be here from
Roswell, the new governors home.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-23

In mixing politics and religion,
much depends tn which is poured
into the other.--Canton Newss
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-23

II he's a wizard with the pig
skin, somebody will see that he
gets a sheepsEin.-Macon News.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-23

In somo parts of Holland a
birth is announced by fastening
a silk pin cushion on the door.
lf the pin cushion is red, the
baby is a boy; if white, a girl.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30
3, NJ u j E R E S 3,


Como la musa palida del maestro Romero
de Torres, Soledad, tienes la aristocraca
de una sultana antigua que califa trovero
adorase en- carmen blanco de flor dc acacia.
Cuando tus ojos negros, cual profundas cisternas
vagan en- Ell ensuefo de tus viejos jardines,
tn alma Sc llena de ahoranzas eternas
abaten tus como rhustios jazmines.
Maravillosa estatua helenica cristiana,
de color ambarino, ardiente sultana
que la villa tu paso llenas de majestad.
Soledad, que mi ndiferente,
yo me abraso en- la hoguera de esta passion ardente
pesa ell alma tn nombre: Soledad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30
Quisiera ,ir de casa en-
casa reComendando a
todos Tanlac.
Una madre agradecida feliz, manifesto SUI
gratitud hacia la medicina iinica, pOr
devOlver la salud SUI hija.

'Quisiera ir' de casa en- casa para
contar toda persona agotada y en-
ferma de esta ciudad, la forma en- que
TANLAC alivio mi hija de diecisie-
te amos, y 10 maravilloso que es esta
medicina", fue el testimonio enthusiastic
y agradecido que hace algunos dias
hi2o la senora Enriqueta Perez Gallar.
do, que vive en- la Gale de Zacatecas
No. 80, Colonia Roma. Mejico D. F. al
comprar mas TANLAC en- una drogue,
ria.
"Desde hace dos amos, continue la
seiiora Gallardo, Ia salud de. Josefna
habia empeorado tanto que yo misma
casi me habia enfermado por la preo-
cupacion que me producia su estado.
Sc habia casi convertible en- un esque-
leto, estaba muy palida y tan nerviosa
que apenas 81 podia dormir. Tambien
sufria de estrenimiento cronico y tenia
muy POGO apetito. En- realidad Jose
fina estaba tan agotada, debil y ner-
viosa, que temi que no podria termi,
mar su estudio en- el colegio.
"Parece que TANLAC la alivio des-
de un principle cuando he visto de
nuevo el color de la salud que vuelve
a sus mejillas me he sentido la madre
mas feliz de todo Mejico. Ciertamente
TANLAC es Ia mejor medicina del
mundo, por haber hecho por mi hija
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30
GOBIERNO DE PUERTO RICO.
Departamento del Interior.
Negociado de Obras Publicas.
ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA

Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados pa j..
ra la adjudication en- publica subasta
de las obras de construction de Kfns
mas menoS de la carretera No lls-
Gales JJuana Diaz, seccion Ga'gantas
Vicens-R Recodo, cuyo presupuesto apro-
bado asciende cuarenta y dos mil
ciento treinta Y cnco dollars sesenta
Y cuatro centavoS, ($42, 1864, Sc adj
mitiran en- esta ofcina hasta las p m.
del dia 16 de octubre de 1922, en- que
sc abriran publicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta ofcina donde Sc encuentran de
manifesto los documentos que han de
regir en- el contrato. podran recoger
los licitadores los pianos ygmodelos de
proposiciones que han de presentarsH.
mediante un deposito de diez dollars
($l0) en- metalico en- cheque cert'-
6cado que seran reembolsados al scr
devueltos dichos documentos en- el pa-
20 de veinte dias (20l despues de efec
tuada la subasta.
La administration sc reserva el d.
recho de rechazar cualquiera todaS
las proposiciones y adjudicar el contra
to bajo otras consideraciones que las
del precio solamente.
]. A. Wilson,
ComiSionadO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30

10 que ha hecho en- un tempo tan cor
to. Apenas hace un mes que la esta
tomando Y acaba de tomar su tercera
botella Y no recuerdo haberla visto co.
mer con tanto gusto. va no padece de
estrenimiento V su teZ eS mejor que
nunca. Sus nervios estan tan frmes.
que duerme tranquilamente toda la no
che, v cada dia observe que aumentl
en- peso V fuerzas. Recomendare TAN
LAC toda mi vida"
He aqui otro case que pone de ma
nifesto las notables propiedades re-
CONSTITUENCIES de TANLAC La seEo-
rita Gallardo es solo una entire muchos
millones de personals que han tornado
TANLAC con maravilloso resultado.
TANLAC lie produjo gran bensfcio de.
bido a que contiene ciertas propieda-
des medicinales que mejoran la san,
gre Y favorecen el apetito sano para
alimento nutritivo. Ha tenido mucho
exito para hacer desaparecer la ner-
viosidad el insomnia, no produciendo
un efecto narcotico sobre los nervios
sino vigorizandolos Y devolviendo Ia
salud por sus efectos sobre el apctito,
la nutricion del organismo y la asiini-
lacion.
Tanlac Sc vende en- todas las drogue-
rias farmacias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30
Ia DOTA DE HOY

Ahora Sc dice 10 contrariO que sc di-
10 antes; que el ComisionadO Resi-
drnte. seGor C6rdova Davila, viene a
Puerto Rico. no importa que este aqul
el Gobernador Reilly.
Y dcspuGs que Sc notific0 que el Pre-
Sdcnte Harding esta considerandO el
nombre del Senador New para Gober-
mador de Puerto Rico, Sc habla de que
cl lfdcr de la Mansion Ejecutiva. Y
mpjoreS noticias respecto del incOn-
traStable "rcspaldo' al EjecutivO Y por
10 tanto el vaje de las cOmisiones re-
pubiicanaS socialista no es necesario
V la unionista no va obtener NADIA
10 que no obSta, por Supuesto, para ha-
blar repetir que hay 'respaldos".
Sc comenta la probablidad de otra
combination de nombramientos judi
ciales de algunos cambios en- el per-
sonal de Tesoreria de Sandal, que
los amigos polfticos del GObernador
siguen urgi6ndoIe para que en- el case
de algdn cambiO encuentre los par
tidoS de Ia minorfa con el mayor nn-
nero de puestOs pGblicos.
En- los circulos polfticos Sc ha dicho
aver que conScieroS rcpuhlicanOS del
Eiecuti1o. lc han manifestado la con-
vdhiehCia de- qlIc no hOstilice el mo-
vimiento NacionaliSta independent
tiSta Y que el impulsarlo servira de
p:cdra de division contra ell Partido
UnioniSta. En- general. los Nacionalis-
tds prescnden de la opinion del Co
hcrnad0r Y van a mantener Su case en-
Washington V en- las pr0XimaS cleo
clones Ell In iSla segIin Sc cOmenta
en- los cfrculos porfticos.
Las declaraciones de los sc1ores
Algeria Y Font SulreZ. estdn siendo
muy comentadas.
InfOymGdOr.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30
INF NF0RMACION &c NE RAJ
Ell RON .CASITA

En- la madrugada de aver, el L. c..
Domingo Carrero y policias Cedeno
y Bernard arrestaron Agustin Cam
pos, Jose Gonzalez, y Elias Cruz a
quienes sorprendieron transportando
en- Ell autom6vil No., P-479, una pipa
conteniendo cincuenta cuartillos de
ron canfiita. Ell case fue denunciado
al Comisionado de la Corte Federal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30
8, 1000 INFANTES HAN SIDO ROBA.
DOS EN- ESTE ANO EN- PARIS.

I PARIS, septiembre IT, Informa
"I.Intransigent" que dnrante este
ailO mas de dos mil infantes han 81
do robados. scgtin datos estadfsticoS
que obran en- In inspection general de
policfa. Ello implica m robo de sic
tc infantes diariamcnte, POGO mas o
menos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30
.,AUTO VS.. CABALLOS

Aver, a las Ga. M, en- calle Infan-
ia Luisa, Marina, el autom6vil pro-
piedad de Mr.. Keene, de Ponce, que
guiaba el chauffeur r. B. Nayes, No.
.47O5, choc6 con un CAIRO de caballos,
propiedad de la Porto Rico Ice Co.,
que guiaba Francisco de JESUS, re-
sultando Ell autom6vil tcon desperfec-
tos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30
= Los QUE VIAJAN

Lista de pasajeros que embarcaron
en- el vapor Caracas" el dfa 30 del
cOrriente.
con DESTINO A LA GUAYRA.
Carlos Alberto jain. Ernest W. Ste
tefeldt. Sra. Margarita G. de Levy.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30
" NJ OI S E UL :"
Para N: J. r.

lo quiero hacef de mi vida
Un gran bostezo de Eternidad
Que nadie me busque, que nadie quera,
Que me dejen solo mi soedad.
Que me liable nade;
Todo es tan pequeno ante la vastedad
Del propio infinite que llevo yo dentro,
Que evo yo dentro de mi soledad.
Que importa NADIA
Nj nadie, la IIumanidad.
iCreeis que estoy solo, cuando acompana
Ell fantasn:a siempre de mi soedad?
La gloria ell triunfo en- Ia vida,
Son ante mis- ojos pura nimiedad, t
Placer mas intense no hay como estar solo ,
Dentro de uno mismo soledad. 4
Las almas solo fantasmas que pasan. ,.fs
Vsones de sin identidad;
No hay acoplaciones de espiritus nunca,
Que vvimos dentro de Ia soledad.
iDejad que apague mi vida,
No hay NADIA Que pueda inquietarme va,
Porque entire las sombras con rara insistencia,
Me llama la Palida Enlutada Reina de la Soedad
A. J. Colorado. !
New York, ...4,f - ~, 4 Z I
Verano, 1922. =
t - 80" -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30

soLARES-Calle LOLA (parada 44
Precios surnamente bajos. Nueva Ur-
banizacion. Su nombre y direction por
telefono, correo, personalmente, lie da
derecho information detallada. Henry
Dooley. Edifcio Belaval, Tanca 2, Te-
lefono $50. San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30

Enrique Levy. Rev. Fcrmln Goico-
chea. Rev Felix Hurtado. Juan Real
Jose Luis Breilosa. Srta Elvra Ro-
drfguez V Pedro Outlet
CON DESTINO A CURAZAO.
Sra. Margarita c. de Muriente. Sra
Mary Il. de Morales, Victoria Rosa
Ballesteros, nina Grace Janet Morales
V Te0filo Prince
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y ACRICOLA De PUERTO RICO
SECRETARIA.
ConisionadO.

Relaci6n de las 113 ceduas hipotecarias de Ia DE
GINA EMISSION de este Banco que han de amortizarsr
e 80 de Sepembre de 1922 las cuales no devengarn
mas intereses desde esta fecha segn ell Ser sorteo cc
brado por ell Consejo de Administration en- session publ
ca eldfa l8 del corrente
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30

Ell corde de Chambrun, diplOmatico
frances, Que ha llegadO Washington
como Embajad0r de la RepIblica
Francesa en- los EstadOs UnidOs en-
tanto Sc prolOnguen las vacaciOnes
concedidas por su gObiernO al Emba-
jador Jusserand. Ell conde es biznietO
del general La Fayette.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30
Gloria

La nspiradora acarcia tu frente
nmbada por ell exto de tn arte genial,
y Ia Gloria immortal tie niece dulcemente
e ritmo ondulante de su CARO- triunfal
En- tn cuerpo flexible, de arrogante fgura,
hay desbordamento de gracia de majeza;
tanagra madrlena, maga de la hermosura,
que ahuyentas de las almas ell tedo Ia tristeza
Tus risas argentinas, de iricos raudales,
han metido en- mi alma cual promesas triunfales,
yo guardo de elias anlabe memoria.
Diera, alegre, la vida por un capricho tuyo
por tus ojos aureos, fulgurantes de orgullo
como la apoteosis de tn nombre Ia Gloria.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30

Sc retrata en- tu cara la algeria infantil
esa algeria ingenua de los nnos risuehos.
Tu voZ tiene ell encanto de agradables ensuefos,
tu sonrisa es dulce, graciosa Y juvenil.
La m1sa juguetona en- tus ojos fulgura
retozando en- tu' alma gentil Y caprichosa,
en- rus revoloteos, cual bella mariposa,
nos encierdes pasiones de illusion ventura.
Els tn faz de una virgen jubilosa nquieta;
refulgen en- tn euritmia destellos de faceta
que dan nuestras vidas foraci6n de placer.
Y tienen tus encantos la dulce fantasia
de dar sol colores luces algeria,
cual las diafandades de I'm bello amanecer
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30
InfOrmHdOr.

Sc SIRvEN CoMIDAs a domicilio v
Sc adn1iten pupilos Inf6rmese EN- Sol
sc lame al Tel6fono No. l407 rojo
San Juan, p. R. 10-5
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-30
Piedad

En- tua duices miradas tiernas y luminosas,
veo ei fondo de tu alma, que es luz y poesia,
en- tn rostro de yirgen dos encenddas rosas
que ioreccn alegres, radiantes de ammonia.
Tus ojos de esmeraldas, como dos mariposas,
van hacia una quimera que fota en- lejania,
Y Sc cruzan, humildes, tus manos primorosas
cual lirios del jardin de la melancolia
En- las horas de pena, tn voz de terciopelo
ahuyenta mis- pesares su dulce consuelo,
es balsamo que cura mi profundo door
en- IA gran soledad sin amor de mi vida, ,--
cuando brota mi sangre tn resta1as mi herida
cor trS manos celestes de hel1nanita menor.
Lorenzo ROLDl
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-02-22
GALL COL TER
 ID SEE FATHER
Pioneer Arizonan Very III at Home and Son Is Summoned
 From East; James Colter Had Been Early Developer of Cattle
CFrom Frlday'a Dailv1

James G. Golfer, 80, one Of the true pioneers of this state, is serious ly i'll at the Pioneer Home, and his son, Fred T. Golfer, yesterday re- piled to notification by Superin- tendent George A. Shea that he would leave tomorrow for Prescott.
 The elder Mir Colter was one of the earliest settlers in eastern Ari- .zona. He took up farming and .ranching, in which business his son, later an important figure in demo cratic state and national politics, became very wealthy. The pioneer came to pass his remaining days at Prescott, and has been a quite ia miiiar figure on the streets, where he walked almost daily in good weather; his lifelong habit of activ- ity proved hard to throw off
 The family lives at Colter, Ariz., where Fred was informed yesterday by wire of his fathers severe illness.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-02-22
PLAZA |S 4 GEM BUT NEEDS HOTEL
pr. Howard Assures Chamber of
 Commerce of Success of Sys-
 tenn for Financing Hotels; Says Courthouse Square Is Keynote
(Erom EridaY'S DalY)

"The Yavapai court house is an architectural gem; the plaza must be perfect jewel ill summer, and your Buckley O'Neill monument is the most artistic l have ever seen. The plaza is the keynote of your city and county" With these remarks, Dr. E. Lee Howard, who has been visiting in Prescott viewing the scenic wonders bereabouts, addressed the meeting of the Yavapai County Chamber of Commerce last evening.
 Dr. Howard, who is an enthusias- tic civic worker, gave an interesting talk before the county organization and urged upon the members the necessity of having a modern first class hotel in this locality. He spoke of Hockenbury system and its great success in hotel financing. The chamber of commerce hotel commit tee has contracted with that organi- zation and the preliminary survey has been made and if action IS taken, it will undoubtedly be during the coming summer months.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-02-22
MILLIONS FUR
 R.R. IMPROVING
Santa Fe's Estimated Expendi-
 lures for Betterrnents to Run $60,000,000 a Year for Three Years, Says Storey
CFron Frldavrs Daily)

The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railway system will spend S43,l50,000 for improvements and betterments, equipment, new main line second track, and new branch line in 1922 as against $35,GO0OOO in 1921, accord ing to a statement made by w. B. Storey, president.
 The program of capital expendi- lures by the Santa Fe for 1922, even though 1t is far from small, is limited primarily 10 items of equipment, new construction and additions and bet terments considered vitally necessary to meet the immediate needs of the territory which 1t serves" MT. Storey said. "The prospective demands of this territory under favorable condi- tions would call for a much more ex- tensive program. Probably $60,000,- 000 a year for the next three years ought to be spent. However, such a program is not possible under pres ent conditions, when financing is still expensive, cost well above nor nal, the labor situation attended with more or less doubt, and the legisla- tive situation, so far as it affects railroads, far from settled"
 Of the 1922 expenditures, $l1,750,- 900 will be for the completion of work in hand; $22,OOO,OOO for new work, including 75 miles of new sec ond track in Arizona, from Yampai to Griffiths; $8,OOO,OOO for new equip ment, and $1,4OO,OOO for a new branch line from Satanta, Kans., 55 miles west. In the construction of the Arizona second track there will be a grade reduction from 95 feet to 75 feet to the mile, saving from 20 to 25 per cent in freight train mileage, amounting to upwards of $500,00Q a year..
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-02-22
RADIO MEMBERS OF
 SCOUTS TO RECEIVE
 EXPERT TEACHING

The members of the Radio club of the Prescott Boy Scouts will benefit from the expert instruction of J. C. Vogler of Fort Whipple, formal radio operator of the United States navy, who has voluntarily offered to in- struct the boys in the use of receiv- ing and sending apparatus every Wednesday afternoon from } o'clock on. The classes will be held at scout headquarters in the Bank of Arizona building.
 A radio set of sufficient power to listen in and receive messages from Key West, San Francisco and other places will soon be at Fort Whipple, Vogler has informed the scouts. The While radio expert will instruct the boys in the code, handling apparatus, receiving and sending messages. In tensive work, said Scout Executive Andrew R. Groenink, has limited the Radio club to 24 members, in which they are now but two vacancies. These filled, class of 24 beginners may be formed.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-02-22
JERSEY LILY ROAD IS
 NOW BEING REPAIRED

The Jersey Lily road is fast being put into first class shape through the work of w. w. Weiser, who is re pairing that stretch of the road be- tween the Ruby Silver Mining com- pany's camp and the Jap Phillips place on the Hassayampa. Weiser was in Prescott yesterday from his camp at the Ruby Silver property He hopes to be allowed to continue working there, as he finds much to do, he said.
 According to statements of Otho R. Hill, who is operating the Jersey Lily silver group under bond and lease, and of the teamster to the NC-4 mine, Weiser has almost made the road over new in places, and has cut drainage ditches along the bank.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-02-22
.RESHAPE COMMITTEES
 TO HASTEN BUSINESS
cJournal-Miner Capital Bureaw

PHOENIX, Feb. 18.-Determina- ton on the part of the republican majority ill the senate to prevent the delays of democratic obstructionists, has resulted in complete change in the makeup of the various standing committees.
 The new lineup is not especially to the liking of democratic leaders who are threatening various forms of revenge Inasmuch as any emerg- ency measure requires a two-thirds vote. and that two-thirds are neces- sary to suspend the rules, the demo- crats still feel that they have the upper hand.
 That they intend to use it was evi- denced in the vote on the legislative appropriation bill, commonly known as the feed bill" In committee of the whole the senate cut the appro- priation from $51, 1880 as made by the house to $4O,OOO, with the intention of limiting the session to 30 days. The democrats opposed the cut and by virtue of the two-thirds rule stand in a position to cut off their own salaries as well as the other members by refusal to vote for the measure.