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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-28
SIDNEY CHALLENGER ON DECK

Sidney Challenger, one of the best known newspaper men of the State, for years connected with Bridgeport papers. where he became a sporting news authority, was in the city to- day, cruising about his old haunts at tbe Comfy court house. Challenger who was looking fine, is now connect ed with the Midd1etown Press. and IS enjoying life to the fullest extent at the seat of Wesleyan college
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-28
DIED.

DaT7TERSON-In this city, Monday, March 27, 1922, Gladys, DeloEeo dauobter of Elbert R. and Loretto Crosson-Patterson. aged 10 months
 Hriends are invited to attend the funeral from the residence or the parents, sos Birmingham street, on Wednesday, March 29. at 2;00 i Burial in St. NIichaers cemetery. pE.RDON - In this city, Monday. March 27. 1922, Catherine Kelley
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, S6 James street, on Thursday. Marcn CT 80, at S:S0 a. m., ana rom 9I' Augustine's church. where s0I- emn high mass of requiem will De offared for the repose of her soul at o'clock. YOUNG - In this city, March 27, 1929 John F., son of Ellen Gambon and the late John Young, aged S9 years. .,,o funeral from the home of his mother, SIS Hawley avenue. on
 Wednesday morning at S;So o'clock, and from St. Patrick's church at 9 o'clock.
 Burial St. MichaePs cemetery.
 HART = In this city. on Monday, March 27. 1922. Susan Hart. aged 'O Friends are invited to attend the ~fIneral at her late residence, 45 Bishop avenue. on "Wednesday, March 29, at D. m, and from St; Imke's Episcopal church at 2:So 1nterment in family plot Mt Grove cemetery. Automobile cor teee S2Tb*p
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-28
SouthportP Property
 Involved In Suit

Alice Jennings, this city, asks fore closure and possession of Southport property in papers filed in Superior court today. Named as defendants are D. Fairchild Wheeler, trustee;. Charles E. Tough and Annie H. Mil Ter, executors; all of the Frank Mill CT estate; while Robert B. Ballou. S2 Porter street, is named as a code fendant through having an attach ment on the property. The first named defendants hold moEtEaSeS as
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-28
CHARLES HAS 'FLU'

London, March 2S-Former Elm perOr Charles Of Austria who is i'll on Madeira Island, to which place he was exiled by the Allies, is suffering from Influenza, said a Central News dispatch from Vienna today. The Ex- Empress Zita is at her husbands bedside
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-28
BOSTON CONTRACTOR DEAD.

Boston, March 28-Henry P. Nawn, president of the Hugh Nawn Con- struction| Company of this city. died at GiIboa, N. Y-, according to word received here The Cambridge sub- wav ard the Boston elevated railway structure are among the public works here built by MT. Nawn. He was 66 years old.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-28
SCARCITY OF BIDDERS

Only one bid on the raprock which the city must purchase for roaG con- struction work this summer. has bten submitted to the office of the Board of Contract and Supply This bid and any others that might be entered today or tomorrow morning, will be orened by the Director of Public Works at noon tomorrow.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-28
OBITUARY
Mrs. Margaret Reilly.

Mrs. Margaret Reilly, died late yes terday at her home. 183 Wordin ave nue after a short illness. She is sur VlVed by her husband, Patrick Reilly and two children, Miss Gertrude and George Reilly. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-28
DANBURY DIVORCE SUIT.

aivorce action filed today pre- sents inc unusual complication of the plaintiff asking for the custody or a child of his wife's, by her first mar mar riage Charles Warren stevens, .La MIio 5naTried Flizab eth IyneS stevens III1v. & 1918, alleges intolerable cru eltv since January i. 1919. The chlid ic Sa1fie Ivnes Stevens.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-28
DIVORCE ACTION sTARTED

Charles F. Miller asks a divorce from Nellie May Parker, the former of Danbury, the latter of parts un-t known. Tined ate of the wedding is given as August 2. 1912, and deser- ton since November. 1913, is alleged.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-28
SLAWSON ATTACHMENT
 RELEASED

The attachment which was filed yesterday by the Seaside club against Supt. of Schools Samuel J. Slawson was released today. Notice of the release was entered in the City Clerk s office this morning. The attachment was for $15l.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-28
CHARITY LODGE WHIST:

Charity Bebekah lodge, No. 4, I. O O. F., will hold a whist and pinochle for it's members and their friends OH Thursday evening, March 3Oth in Odd Fellows hall on Broad street The committee in charge is composed of Mrs. Catherine Egbert, Mrs. Louise Lockwood and Mrs. David Green hauna.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-28
CASE CONTINUED.

Christopher Plancon, 34 years old of 32 Rowsley street who was arrested on a warrant yesterday charging him with non-support had his case con- tfnued in the City court this morning until Saturday under bonds of $50.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-28
srRA1FoRD MAN DISCHARGED.

Finding not sufficient evidence to make certain that an Illicit still found on Surf avenue. Stratford. by the Stratford police on Saturday night belonged to the man, United States Commissioner Hugh J. Lavery this morning discharged Dimitrin Kuz- nich, of ss4 Surf avenue, when the man appeared
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-28
WANTED SEVERAL SALESMEN OR SALESWOMEN

who can present a business proposi-. ton to business men in business-IiI<e manner. Answer Box co, This Paper
 S2Sb>
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-28
CARD OF THANKS.

The undersigned desires to express tbeir sincere thanks to the friends and neighbors who assisted us in our racent bereavement of the death of a,r husband and father, A. Albert Sade. and esecially to dr. H. A. Jen- nings. the Jennings Bros. Mfg. Go. and their emloyees.
 Mrs. A. Alfred Cade and Family.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-28
TODAY'S WANTS

WANTED-Man for pressing on Hoff- man machine. Inquire SchultZe'S Cleaners and Overs. 16S State St
 FOR SALE-Confectioner and station ery store with four living rooms In
 rear: all improvements; opposite school Will sell reasonable Address 234 Oak St. sp WANTED-Men wishing positions, fire Large Connecticut roads. Write for in formation; S125-S20o month Experience unnecessary. Inter-Railway, Dept. 26, Indianapolis. Ind. S2Ss. 2-i-6 IOST-In Stratford. small female Sealy- ham terrier, white with brown spot over eye, wearing strap collar with li- cense tag. Reward. c. c. Kennedy. 1889 Main St., Stratford. Tel Stratford
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-28
Francese Goes
 To Jail For
 Eight Days

Garden Of Case7ta restaurant at 151e
 Main afxee< xEho has been conx1c4ed
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

Twenty-Five little girl friends were
entertained by little Miss Melissa
Mitchell at her home, 1912 Mime
sofa avenue, Saturday afternoon, in
honor Of her birth anniversary. In
door games were enjoyed throughout
the afternoon and birthday lunch
was served by Mrs. Mitchell. She re-
ceived many beautiful birthday tok-
ems from her friends. Cut flowers,
cosmos and zenias, were used in dec
Grating. The guests included Eliza
beth Robinson, Leajean French, Vir-
gle 4Matson, Catharine Diedrich, Rose
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PACE THREE

Miss Mary Therman Of 0watonfla
arrived lin Bernidii Snnday to- re-
sumo her teaching in the Bemidii
high school, she being a member OF
the faculty last year also.
Mrs. j. F. Essler returned yesterc
day from few days trip to St. Paul
where she attended the fair and VS.
tied relatives. She accompanied
her daughter, Miss Ruth, to Red
Wing, the latter part Of the week,
where she will attend the Lutheran
Co-educational college this winter
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DANIELS-PO PPENBERG

+ In the presence of about forty rel
atives and friends this morning at Z
o'clock at st. Philips church, oc-
Cured the marriage Of Miss Iona
Poppenberg of Fifth ward, and Jo-
seph William. Daniels of Bemidji,
Rev. FIR. J. Trailing officiating. They
were attended by Miss Gertrude
Tiehl and Austin Dillon The young
people will make their home in Be-
midi. - E.-sS = !4-...5 = -
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--Es- -. sfgt
NJ Charles Masoner Inotored to North
ONE yesterday, returning to his home
in Mill Park in the late afternoon.
!, Mrs. GIG. Easton andstIttle son
Jack spent the week end with rela-
tives at Warren, Mimi, returning to
Bsmidji today. 49,. 4. 1's:~..
: IT. C. Stuart left this morning for
International Falls and will spend
this week transacting business there
and in places nearby. :,,rt,-4,,,sE
Mrs. John Burke returned to Be-
midi Saturday from the Twin Cities
where she: has visited relatives and
friends for the past two weeks. :,
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Mr.: and Mrs. j. Leroy ElWell and
family returned Saturday night from
attending the state fair last week
They accompanied the boys band. =;
=. HslIHeT T.. ao%dISof, -HdIaSei VI VIC
Minnesota Electric Light & Power
company, transacted business for
several adavs the latter part Of the
4xesksat ,Mizpah, = returning to Be-
mloJi sunday. i -
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Ebert and FAM
lily returned Sunday from the Twin
Cities where they motored ten days
ago to attend the state fair: Their
son Clayton. a member of the boys
band, accompanied them on the re-
turn trip g.
=. Miss Lorraine Kreatz, who has
spent her summer vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. GcorgerKreatz.
will leave tomorrow morning for
Madison, Wis, to resume her studies
at the University of Wisconsin. She
will stop few days at Minneapolis
ZEN route. Her mother will accom-
pany her. : - -. .
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Marie Baker, Ruth Schumacher, Mona
Tuensing, Ruth Jordan, Lois and
Catherine Campbell, Leonore Erick-
son, Betty Lou Voight, Martha Ann
Warford, Helen Gill, Jean Given,
Marguerite and Betty Marie Given,
Ethel Mae Lair, Marian Johnson,
Kathleen Russell, Helen Jane Gibson
and Billy Mitchell. ~
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| - u II : u q ~
s Axel -Lorrenson of Northern was a
business visitor in Bemidji Saturday.
Mrs. Martha King of Becida drove
70 sBemidji Saturday and called on
friends. s. :. ,..s.z II: r.. :. -,
7 Miss Stella Souder Of Turtle Riv-
er visited friends while shopping in
Bemidji Saturda FL .5sz: :, 3 ss>ls
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Holiday. Of
Fern Hill visited friends and trans
aeted4 business in :Bemidji over the
week end. :-:$ >: s.s53sS
Mr.aand Mrs. Earl Hazen and fam
ily have as their guests her. uncle,
j. c. Kyle of Union, Mich. also Mrs.
A. Slower, sof Elkhart, Indiana
81 ~ ,., Il & -.----- - NJ :. - :@
4 Mr.. and Mrs. a. EGrossman motor
ed to the farna-home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
). j: Jinkinson, Becida, Sunday,
where they were guests for q short
time. =. = -.
Clish Williams, who has been en,-
,ployed at Warren, Mimi, for some
time, visited Ibis family lat Grant
Valley for week, returning today
TO resume his work there for the fall
months. Tt. - - III: .
Messrs. Charley Slough and John
Bremmer drove a big flock of sheep,
Of which they were joint owners,
from their farm homes on Lake
/ lantaganet to Bemidji Friday and
marketed them here. b, y.
s!7. Miss Hypatia Rouse returned to
her home in Bemidji Thursday eve
ming from weeks visit at Lapqrte
with her cousins, Miss Marion Scott
and Mrs. e. b. Scott, and uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Scott. "a
Z Mrs. Robert Anderson and son
Robert Jr., and J. M. Barnett Of Lake
Pantgaanet, were shoppers in Be
midi Wednesday, Nj. Barnett .re-
turned to his home that evening BY
auto with s;hig .sosrinr law, Harold
swisher. b So
Euy Ramsey, formerly head cook
for the Benidji Manufacturing Co.,
has accepted,@a position Is. cook At
the Olson Cafe. IN b Ramsey sha,
cooked for some ofthe largest hotels
on the Range apd IS considered one
Of the best cooks in tfe country. -
e -. ~ s-t-.-..- ;s, : s. s. ~ * ".
Warren Augustein and Bernard
Landgren Of Liberty motored to the
city Saturday morning and !: transact.
ca business, and Mr.. Augustein con.
suited physician in regard to the
condition Of his health which has not
bfen very good feEEa a few s2s weeks a s !;
sMr. and Mrs. Isaac stfeeter, who
have visited their daughter, Mrs
Frank Ripple Bannssy ssduring the
summer, returned to Bemidi Satur
day to arrange to reside here during
the winter. They are well known
here, having been residents here fol
several years. 80: re. q. .t. II
Miss Helen Carpenter is reported
to be critically i'll at the home Of he1
sister, Mrs. Tom Tibbetts, Fiftl
ward. She underwent two opera.
tions recently for stomach and bowe
trouble, and is not recovering as he
friends would wish.
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A. j. Jordan returned to his home
in sBemidj il yesterday from Canada
where he has.been for some time:

A. ]. Jordan returned TO his home
in Benidj yesterda from Canada
where he hasebeen for some time. :
| Dr. C. T. May and wife of sGoler.
Eaine spent Sunday with: !: Mr.. Mays
sister Mrs. IAN orhees, I01l
America avenue. -. ..sa##sfia.7 $3.50 =.ssss
p MS. ID. M. Gle and daughters,
Catherine and Helen, returned from
Minneapolis Sunday where they Wis
tied relatives and friends. :.
wa. Scott e AID son, =. b. Scott
Of Laporte, motored To- Cass Lake
Tuesday and spent the day attend
ing to business M tters: *.s5'1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo: Kittleson and
family moved the latter. part of the
week from q o IAaB eamidji avenue ia
the house recently vacated by Mr.
and Mrs. H.. r. Jones, 1877 Beltrami
avenue ;:sts s ri Is u
I: - ~ Is -. . +.s! :
Mrs. Mamie Zeigler and Mrs. A.
Olson retnrned the latter part of the
week from the: Twin Cities where
they visited friends while attending
the state fair. T.; :. ia. ...
mrs. Thomas NV BaileyIeft Satur-
day morning for ST. Cloud and the
Twin Cities where she will visit 70,
a couple OF weeks, be fore returning
to her home 81 Great Falls a ont.
:: Miss julia j, Filli IL Lapofte has ;e i
rolled as student Of the Park Rap.
ids high school Tor the. ensning ysar
She is taking post gradaate .a z.
Eshe expects to teach school mex
year. -. 81 ~. .s ... ::
Miss Often as. stay of Wi1tonsi Il
rooming at 425 Fourth street while
tattending the Bemidji State Teach.
ters eollege,N with her sister, Mis-:
Ruth1an employee. Of the TBemidj
Steam Laundry. M - \ sy,.:4s.s5
The school in the Conrad Siougl
district ;opened last Monday with Mis-:
/ Conroy Of Anoka as teacher Mis-.
/ Ccnroy is making her home with Mr.
. and Mrs. Robert Anderson on Lake
i P.anta9anet, during the school term
i Mrs; T. C. Stuart, GIL Minnesot:
| avenue, will have as her guest dur
i ing the state convention Of the Fed
!, Grafton Of Women's Clubs, to be helt
i in Benlidji this week, her sister, Mrs
] G. A.ELewis of Crosby, who comes a.
j q delegate from the Mothers club a
fCF0shVs
rsssss ssss : u
Ed Sinnons arrived in Benidji Sat
urday night to spend about twt
Yssksg hh3efe ! returning Ton dnne
iapaiS ERE he is a studErfE d tn,
EUnNefgfty of Minnesota medHM col
flege. Hs shas been attending sum
mer school and is now enjoying /,
short vacation from his studies.
Miss Flora Todd, formerly Of Be.
midi and who salse was employed il
the bank at KeIlilier,I has resigned
her position us teller in the First Ma
tional bank in Minneapolis and ha'
left there for Los ANGELES. Mis-
Todd will be employed insthe Califor
MIA city and If she decides to remain
tshc will be joined later by her moth
er, who now residing in Mime
apolis.
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Three delightful small hats Illus
trate the intricate handwork and bril-
lance of the new seasons millinery,
In which Persian embrOIderies sembel-
:lish rich materials. Lovely feather
trimmings and metal ornaments OF
aluminium or silver ,tinsel, braid, bead
and yarn embroideries, find suitable
background in rich velvet or hatters'
plush, and In yelours or suede-fnished
cloths. -
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What onn fellow h thing
9 rs Ss @ sa AVE. %
bEth1fn hecommga and ydmd of krp
lyounas 1lepn fuyu iy
Aa.sAt1 mlatga
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Mrs. r. C. Stuart, GIL Minnesota
avenue, will have as her guest dur
ing the state convention Of the Fed
/, Grafton Of Women's Clubs, to be held
bin Benlidji this week her sister, Mrs,
G. A.Lewis Of Crosby, who comes as
4 delegate from the Mother club at
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-09-11

I'D sineons arrived in Bemidji Sat-
urday night to spend about two
Yetle# hefage 1 returning toT Anne-
apaBs kSs he iss a sthaEns q the
5Unlvefsity of Minnesota rn9dHai col
lege. Hs shas been attending sum
mer school and is now enjoying o
short vacation from his studies.
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MooSEHEART LEGION TO

The Women of the Mooseheart Le-
gion will hold their regular meeting
Wednesday night at so'clock at the
Moose hall and all members are
urged to be present. ,iisi Nc
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Land sempauy. e.. = 81. 1-I1tl

Miss sEvala Gagnon, who has heen;
visiting friends at HASTINGS and at
tending the state fair, returned the
latter part OF the week 70 her home
on Minnesota avenue, Ffs;3si$ ~ IA
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The school in the Conrad Slough
district opened last Monday with Miss
Conroy Of ,Anoka as teacher Miss
Conroy is making her home with Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Anderson on Lake
P.antaeanet, during the school term.
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] Miss Helen Carpenter is reported
to be critically i'll at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. Tom Tibbetts, Fifth
ward. She underwent two opera
tons recently for stomach and bowel
trouble, and is not recovering as her
friends would wish.
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Mr., and Mrs. Frank Traftnn,, Mill
Park, had as Sunday dinner guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Trafton,s Mrs.
Charles Masoner and daughter Ger
trude, and Mrs. n. Harvey, Laurence
and Walter Harvey. - $ ..ss.: =li.-si
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{. 90.

Itssns for this ssotnns viii -
gladly received ~ Mrs. Hssvsy,
telephone 114.W. Readers Sws
s5lt 10 their sussts ~ sti1n-
sllyss.to So that sitama "a l6sal
slntsgaat are rsperteA Eys.y fasa
will ls sivsn prspSs sonpilasa.
& tisa shsa sources 4 k.ssls.
Mrs. Alice Thontpsoraof Mime
apolis arrived in Beinidji today and
IS visiting at the home of her. niece,
Mrs. j. F. Essler. ..s;s Il. I: ~.
i a. E. Feir, cashier Of the Security
State bank, enjoying d two weeks
vacation at Wood Lake, who're he
motorsd with Mrs. Fer sundaysftty ]
$4,000 . foan 81 fa1m1. Dsag.
Land sempauy.' ~ ~ y 'ais: LINZ
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Denu and son
Philip expect to motor tomorrow to
the Twin Cities, from there the latter
will go. by train to Madison to re-
sumo his studies at the university.
Matter sHigbe will accompany them
on the trip to the cities, where he will
attend. Han1line university. =: &:
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Mr.. and Mrs. Earl !Thurber,a Mrs,
A. Clavin and Mrs. J. Breunig, re-
turned to their homes in Bemidji
Saturday from motor trip tosthe
Twin Cities where they attended the
state fair last week, the latter hav-.
ing two sons in the Bemidji Boys
band. .s...z. .-s..}, = -. n
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fters Sept. 10, Mrs. " G. Bulge
will accept more pupils Tor piano in
.structi o1, Phone 81 S==W, Or cali ct
1926 Doud avenue, to make appoint
ments. = =. :, .s.55:.s@ts 1Od9-l9
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aMr. and Mrs. Isaac stfeeter, who
have visited their daughter, Mrs.
Frank Ripple Bannesy ssduring the
summer, returned to Bemidji Satur-
day to arrange to reside here during
the winter. They are well known
here, having been residents here for
several years. go s:=' e. III
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11
BY FREDERIC J. HAsKlN

WASHINGTON, D. c., April TO-
Daniel webSter's old home in this city
is being torn down. Next month.
the United States holds its annual
meeting here. the place where Web
ster lived will be barren ground ready
for the foundation stone OF the ma
tional headquarters OF the chamber.
After that, where the stately red
brick mansion stood for so many
years, a Greek temple OF. commerce
will Immediately shoot up, and an
other OF Washington's landmarks will
be remedied only by a wooden tablet
stating that Daniel Webster once
lived in a residence on that site.
The old, picturesque side of Wash
ington is gradually vanishing. Homes
where the nations heroes lived and
where history was made are being
torn down every year to make room
for office buildings. clubs. and hotels.
Unfortunately for their security, most
OF the famous homes OF early Wash
ington were built in what has become
a branch of the downtown district.
The neighborhood is not fashionable
enough to lure the wealthy to bid for
the historic mansions, and unless
some patriotic society steps in to
Save tHcH TIE DulldllBS 10 on the
real estate market along with less
romantic property.
The home of Francis Scott Key,
author of THE Star Spangled Ban
ner." was allowed to pass in this way,
though even in city filled with fa-
nous buildings the Key home was
regularly visited by tourists.
Not all of the picturesque ole. homes
have been demolished, it is true. Some
have been remodeled and now serve
modern uses. The Octagon House.
where Dolly Madison gave some OF
her most brilliant drawing rooms"
after the White House burned in
1914, is now the home of several
artist organizations. Dolly Madison's
home on Lafayette Square has be-
come the Cosmos club.
Some historic houses have been
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL II. 1928
The pain of dispute erceeds By
much its utility. All disputatioS,
makes the mind deaf; and tOlen peo-
pie are deaf I am datmb.-Joubert.
The Pioneer.

welcome to that remnant, ever growing smaller.
this state who encountered the dires discomfort and
faced death-the advance guard Of the less coura.
geous or adventurous We who have come later give
ourselves too much credit for what has been done
in Arizona But We forget that we have builded
upon a foundation which we did not lay and but
for the laying Of which there could have been Nc
structure. We are only the children who have in
herited the estate of the pioneer. and have added
somewhat to it.
When a year ago The Republican invited the
pioneers of Arizona together had little conception
of the development of the movement. Perhaps We
did not then contemplate development. or a recur-
renee of that meeting But it beyond our expec-
tations 1t developed itself at once ana made neces
sary the recurrence today We trust that this event
will be an annual one until the last OF the who
blazed the way has gone to his reward.
Another development Of that meeting was the
rolling away Of the years from the lives OF and
women who had been confined to their homes, many
remote parts of the state Comrades of forty
ago believed that another were long since dead
When they met in the flesh there a re-assertion
of the vigor of the manhood of forty fifty years
ago when almost every in Arizona known
to almost every other
Much as the pioneers got out OF that first
vention of them. The Republican got more in the
qualification it has since enjoyed for having been the
means of bringing them together.