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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19
WHAT NAMES INV cay

An exhibitor was reviewing ''The
Old Nest before booking Il for his
theater. Ills first consideration Is
always rental price. The picture
ended. the lights wcr. turned on.
The exhibitor had tears IN his eyes.
II sc. YOU like H." said the sales.
man. "wen. I cry at bad pictures.
too" replied the exhibitor.
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INSTAIINIENTS

From the Charleston News and Courier
Here's my bill" said the surgeon.
"wish you would pay me down 500,
and then s25 week"
sounds like buying an automo-
bile" said the patient.
Il am" said the surgeon.
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CHICAGO. April is.--wiiilarn Tay-
tr johnson. porter on the Chicago.
Milwaukee a ST. Paul. has bought a
tssese farm near Anoka. aiinn-.
xsh hls tIps.
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Humphrey Number Forty In
duces Kepoae. and Natural. Refresh
Ing Sleep.
No Narcotic. opIa;c. Dope or habl,
forming Drugs--Stfctiy Homco
pathic.
Feels Like a Birsi--In the Morning
A Patron says when ! took
dope. 10 put mo 20 sleep. ! felt
rotten the next day. Since have
taken Number "F'orty ]
awaken in the morning feel like
a bird"
Price see and ti.oo. al drug stores or
cent on receipt Of price. Or G. q. H. Par
col Post.
Hamybreys Homso. Medicine Co. isf
william -. Ns< York. Medical Boob
Free.
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col. JOHN COUSINS. 81 San
Francisco. territorial secretary for all
Of Salvation Army work
among young people In tho Western
state. and Hawaiian Islands. viii be
the speaker at a meeting Of all Scan
dlnsvian corps Of IN. army at the
branch headquarters.
Occidental ave- and Main at. Friday
at y. m
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Humphreys ''Seventy-seven"
breaks up Colds that hang on.
Attention, Veterans!

There will be a general meeting
OF the King County Boio Club at
Veterans Hall. isisa Third Ave.
Thursday. April 20. at $50 p. m.
All veterans are urged to be pres.
ent. Important matters will be
acted upon.
w. II. NELSON.
President
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spo,tiswoode Aiken has been added
To the cast Of The Adventures OF
Robinson Crusoe." the Universal
serial in which Harry Myers playa
tho main part
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RANCH l. o'BRIE>. business

r.raser this season for Otis Skin
~ ard well known In Seattle. died
versay Ia New York. A nephew.
xuhm +. Jones. lives At so5z sist
sse 4. W. Seattle.
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iah Wives az the Columbia.
Number i0'
ON tho home stretch. Only two
more Foolish wives'' and the race
will be over. Every one will <,icna
toiay's picture. It's an easy one.
Have you saved the picture each
day. Remember you must send In a
complete set % ~ or you stand no
show AT all Time limit will he an.
nounc-d Friday when the last Of tho
series OF "Fcollsh Wives will he
printed.
I. Adrlana. wife OF Antiphoiua. In
shakespeare COMEDY OF Errors"
?. Ai-mcna. wife OF tn. Theblan
general. Amphisryon. and mother OF
Hercules.
!. Amysis. wife OF Nebuchadner.
nr.
. Ann Boieyn. vito of Henry
VIII.
S. Cleopatra. the "scrpsn, Of tho
Nile
& Dora coppcrficld. In Dickenw'
David copperfi.ld.
Z. Dido. queen % Carthage. In
y1rgii'a -A~neid-
9 Eve. the first woman.
>. Mary stuart. queen Of scot
land.
10. FAtima. seventh wife OF Blue.
beard
II. Mol Flanders In Dcfce's Mol
Flanders
IL. Guinev~r~. wife OF King Ar.
thur, In medieval romance.
II. Polly p.acham IN Gays The
Beggare Opera
IL. Roxan@. wife OF Alexander the
Great
IS. Helm. wise Of @enclaua. and
cause u the Trojan war.
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Niles Wrich anu Arthur fiourrman
have the leading male characters.
STRAND
Leah wynn;. playing Fanny
Blaine. IN "Bourt, and Paid For"
the picture drama starring Jack Holt
and Agnes Ayrcs az the strand this
week. utilities her spare time between
pictures writing original screen pho
toplayH. one OF her scenarios. The
Hobby Horse" WINS recently pur-
chased an a starring vehicle for Bebe
Daniels
Miss wants role IL one Of the
mos, important in bought and Paid
For"
LIBERTY
An unusually good double bin Ii
being shown az the Liberty this
week. The main feature In PAY
Day new Charlie Chaplin comedy.
but the Rupert Hughes comedy
drama. -como on over seems 90
make tho biggest hit with tho audi.
snce. IL n delightfully."- entertain.
Ing Irish romance. with a cast of
splendid players enactins the various
roles There In nm abundance os
good. clean humor. an well as heart
throh~. In the offering.
Come ON OVER IN quite the best
comedy drama shown here for some
time.
PALACE HIP
Paul McAiiister. IN - Stage Ro.
nance" tho film production starring
William Farnum at the Palace Hip
this week. IL the husband OF Mar.
Rarct Mckinney. former Seattle girl.
who grew UP here and began her ar.
tlstic career In company with Alice
Gentle. Boyd Wells and others.
"A Stage Romance" Is one OF the
plays In which Farnum won stage
fame.
COLONIAL
Dorothy Phillip. and Rodolph
Valentino are the featured players
in ''one TO Every Woman" the now
picture play attraction ut the Col.
oniRi until Friday night.
Miss Phillips Is seen as the daurh-
ter OF village blacksmith. who.
after many sacrifices on the part
OF her parents. becomes grand
opera star. The picture Is filled
with dramatic incidents.
OAK
A ught.wad reformed IL the central
figure in Burglar Proof" the Para
mount comedy drama In which Bry-
ant washburn appears nj the Oak
for the last time tonight. The new
show for Thursday and Friday will
be "The sagebrusher." a picturiza.
tion of Emerson HouRhs famous
story. Roy Stewart and Marguerite
DE la Motto are the featured players
I'm this picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19

Murder among the ancient Fer.
SLAMS was not punishable al frs;
offNnse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19

Edard Hearn and Anita Ste,cdrt a from "A Qes-
ton Of Honor enjoyable outdoor drama. whch is being
socn at the Coliseum this neck. The plot uhch is absorb
ing turnout has TO do Nth the struggle betceen ranchers and
Wall Street ncners who y to gain control Of their land
As the daughter of Of the ocdhy Nep Workers, Miss
Sfecart plays prominent role in the settling Of affairs
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-
COrns?
osAS u
" say
Blue-jay
to your druggist
Stops Pain Instantly

The simplest way TO end a corn !,
Blue-jay. A touch stops the pain in.
SANITY. Then the corn loosens and
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rolorless. clear liquid Zone drop doe,
I'D and IN extra thin plastcrs. Us,
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or the liquid-the action is the same
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Prof. Write naaer a Black. chicago
Dept. iss. for valuable book. Correct
Care Of the Feet"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19
Who Is This
Foolish Wife?

Ma. io-What Foolish Wife" Dors
This Picture Represent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19

The screen needs photoplay-
wrights.- says Charles Kenyon
Amen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19

COLUMBIA
A ccoRpfNG 20 legend. when tho
IA mountain didn't come 20 Mo.
manned. Mohammed went TO the
mountain. Transporting Seattle mo
vie fans 10 Monte Carlo vas imprnr.
teal. 90 Manager Cults, Of the Co
lumbia th~ater. has converted the
marquis and front % the Columbia 20
resemble the entrance 20 tho worlds
most famous casino.
The occasion "a IN. showing Of IN.
million. dollar Universal production.
Foolish Wives in which Monte
Carlo plays n most prominent part
WINTER GARDEN
Bascd upon the actual experiences
81 ono Of the country. most famous
woman writers. why Announce
Your Marriaxvf'' IN. picture starring
f.lain ffammers;cin at the Winter
Garden this week Is ono Of tho bent.
liked society comedy dramas OF re.
cent date. The picture provides a io,
OF lively comedy.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-21
HELP YOUR CITY
&. &
Coming Events

Tuesday, March 2f.-Exhibition of
David Swing paintings at Doris
Heyman's.
Tuesday, March 2f-Kiwanis Club
luncheon at Hotel Adams, noon.
Tuesday, March decentralization of
officers, Auxiliary of Veterans of
Foreign Wars, over Rose Tree, 8
o. m.
Wednesday, March 22-Exhibition of
David Swing paintings at Doris
Heyman's.
Wednesday, March @, at 2:30 o'clock
p. m.-Scottsdale Woman's club
will meet with Mrs. G. M. Loon1is;
Miss Louise Freeland, speaker.
Wednesday, March 22-Regular meet
ing of College club, $3.50 p. M, Cot
tonwood Court.
Thursday. March 23.-Exhibition of
David Swing paintings at Doris
Heyman's.
Thursday, March 23.-ResuIar meet
ing of Poetry and Drama class at
Woman's club, 10 a. m.
Friday March 24.--Dance at San
Marcos Hotel, Chandler.
Friday, March 24-WeekIy luncheon
Of Rotary Club at Hotel Adams.
Friday March 24-Exhibition of Dav-
id Swing paintings at Doris Hey
mans.
Saturday, March 25-Exhibition of
David Swing paintings at Doris
Heyman's.
Saturday, March 25.-Seminole dance,
Woman's club, $3.50 p. m.
Wednesday, March 29-Caruso schoI-
arship benefit recital by Franz
Darvas, pianist. Woman's club.
evening.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-21

HELD ON STATUTORY CHARGE

HELD ON STATUTORY CHARGE
Sam Craven was arraigned before
Justice Nat r. Mckee yesterday on a
statutory charge. He was held to
answer March 23 under a $4,000 bond.
THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses
to marry were ssued to the following
yesterday: Gerardo Balindo, 90, Phoe-
nix, and Vicenta Romero. 25. Phoe-
nix: Jose Desodado. So Phoenix, and
Elquria Ramirez, is, Phoenix.
RETURNS TO FLAGSTAFF-Miss
Irene Bart, recorder for Coconino
county, will leave for Flagstaff today,
where she will resume her duties after
a pleasant visit with friends here.
GOVERNOR APPROVES - Gov.
Thomas Z. Campbell yesterday ap-
proved house joint memorial resolu-
tion No. /. This resolution asks con-
gress to restore to public domain
certain parts of the White mountain
Indian reservation.
SILVER TEA TODAY-The Os-
borne Woman's club win give sill
yer tea at the home of Mrs. J A.
Messenger. Third street and Myrtle
avenue at 3 o'clock this afternoon,
A musical program has been ar
ranged. Officers of the club will be
in the receiving line to greet all
guests. The general public is in
vited.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-21
ESTIMATE ~LIFE CAPITAL. LOSS


The London Morning Post pub
fishes an estimate of life capital"
lost in the world war. BY this ex-
preston il does not mean the act
ual number of lives lost. but ''the
effect Of the war on the vitality OF
the population measured interms OF
the age and expecta ton OF life OF the
present generation as compared with
what 1t would have been had there
been no war.
Applying this test to Germany It
finds that the average age OF the
population rose from 26 years and 4s
weeks in 1910, to % years and S4
weeks in 1919.
If we take the expectation OF life
at each ag or age group and multiply
this by the number of persons in
population at each such age or aRc
group. we get a total representing
the life capital OF that population
What, then, does this rise in the
average age added TO the loss OF po-
tential lives. caused directly by the
war, amount to? In the case OF
Germany, as at present constituted
there was at the time Of the census
taken on october s, 1919. a popula-
ton Of 81 millions. Had there been
no war the population of tho same
area should have been. according to
the experience of the years 1911-14,
at least 50 millions.
A valuation of the years of ex-
pectation of life of the actual popu-
lation of 64 millions shows that, as
compared with the expected popu-
lation of SO millions. the latter being
computed at the age and sex dis
tribution obtaining in 1910, the loss
Of life capital has been l57 millions
of Years
Arizona republican., 1922-03-21
UNIQUE METHOD TO
FIGHT BOIL WEEV|L

At present and probably never will
the boil weevil ever become asso-
ciated with the cotton growing in
dustry of the Salt River valley, but
against the unexpected the following
circular, issued by a Texas bank,
might be filed away for reference:
One long legged colored man near
McFall made SO bales of cotton with
guineas to catch Mr.. Boil Weevil.
Buy ten dozen guinea eggs and set
every old hen to Matching little
guineas. Keep them in pens till they
are three to lour weeks old and then
they will hustle for themselves; and
later they will chase boil weevils
from morning till night, roaming all
over hundred acre field. Chickens
eat boil weevils too. but they won't
cover enough ground Guineas will
supply YOU eggs and meat. and in the
meantime catch boil weevils. Guineas
are hustlers; they are rarely ever
still.
Now, don't turn the old hen out
in the wet grass with little guinea
chicks. IL you do they will die. They
must be penned till they are several
weeks old.
In addition to guineas feed Mr..
Boil Weevil the following mixture
for he likes sweet things just like
most all insects:
Mix two gallons of sorghum with
five gallons of water. Add ten pounds
Of calcium arsenate, one ounce of
saccharin. two packages of ice cream
powders.
When applying same to the cotton
keep the liquid Well agitated. Take
a stick with a cloth tied on one end,
dip it in the liquid and drag the cloth
along the top OF the cotton row, get
ting few drops on each stalk. Sew
eral acres can be covered in one day
this way. Two or more applications
should be made during the summer,
beginning when the first blooms ap-
pear Like all remedies this won't
work unless done right And it
works better in dry years than in wet
years But it viii help a lot Also
pick up the punctured squares and
burn them
We are going to have Boil Weevil
with US always And we simply have
to raise cotton for money crop;
and we are going TO do II some way.
Man overcomes every difficulty. He
is going to overcome the boil weevil
or limit his depredations
Now use all the above means. Use
the guinea; use the poisoned sorgh-
Urn and burn the punctuked squares
With all three cotton can be raised.
II you don't beelieve in doing as
suggested above, try this remedy:
Buy a pocket knife and borrow a
piece of soft pine, set in front OF a
country store. chew tobacco, whittle
and spit. and tell 'how TO run the
government. and poke fun at the fell
low who has guineas. poisons the
weeyil and burns the punctured
squares. This last remedy may kill
off the bill weeyil, but We doubt It,
Anyway. we cannot lend you money
to make a crop on the "whittle and
spit plan.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-21
HOLY LAND LECTURE
IS GIVEN TONIGHT

Most everyone at some time in their
life has wished that they might visit
the Holy Land and view the places
of historic interest which they have
read and heard from childhood.
knowing this. Miss Annie Carnapas,
who for several years was a mis-
sionary in Palestine, viii give an IL
lustrated lecture entitled The Glory
of All Lands" Ezekiel 20:6) this
evening at 7:30 o'clock at the First
Pentecostal Mission corner of Sec
ond and Adams streets, which will
be free to all who wish to attend.
This lecture is a very interesting
one for the reason that it makes
clear to the mind many things in the
Scriptures which have heretofore
been hard TO fully understand be-
cause the customs and manners of
Palestine are so different from those
of America.
"The unchanged east" is not mere
saying, but a reality for the customs
and mode of living remain practical
ly the same as in the days of Jesus
on earth.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-21
HoLplNc REVIVAL MEETINGS


Rev. L. S. Zarusser of Los Angeles
is conducting a series of revival
meetings at the Free Methodist
church, corner East Adams and Fifth
streets. Meetings will be held every
night this week except Saturday.
TO SHOW FILM "A three-reel
film dealing with community welfare
work will be shown under the. ans
pices of the Washington Farm bu-
reau at the school house at o'clock
tonight. No admission will be
charged and all are invited. In adj
dition TO the picture the program
will include community singing and
several business matters will be dis
ESTABLISH BRANCH HERE
The FULLER Brush Company of Hart
ford. Conn, manufacturers of the
well known line of Fuller brushes,
has established Headquarters for the
state of Arizona in room IS, National
Bank of Arizona building. W. G.
Wheeler is the Arizona representative
for che company. The line includes
500 different makes OF brushes for
which there are 60 different house
hold and personal uses.
MORE LARGE EGGS-A Rhode
Island Red hen belonging to Z. A.
Siervogel on the Tempe road has
shattered all records with an egg
measuring Sia by IA inches and
weighing 2k ounces. This is the
largest egg brought to the attention
of The Republican. Raoul A. Grijal-
va has submitted the product of
white Burmoose hen which measures
by 61k inches.
CHARGED WITH CAR THEFT
Prices on automobiles may have
dropped, but none of them are being
given away so when d. /. Smith at
tempted to sell a high -class Cadillac
for $3.50 he Immediately aroused the
suspicious of special officers working
out of the sheriff's office, and his ar
rest resulted. According to officers,
smith admitted to them he had stolen
the car from California. He is being
held at the county Jail to await word
from the coast state.
TO INVESTIGATE HORSE DIS
EASE-Dr r. j. Hight, state veteri-
marian. left this morning for Congress
Junction, where he has been called to
investigate a disease among the
horses of several COW outfits ranging
i'm that district. According to the re-
port made to DR.. Hight, several head
of horses have been lost through the
disease within the past few days. The
matter was reported from the Min
gon Anderson ranch near Congress
Junction.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS The
civil service commission invites spe-
cial attention to the fact that in eX-
aminations held recently in Phoenix,
Ariz., and other cities throughout the
United states for junior engineer
Junior physicist, junior technologist
in the bureau of standards. comput-
err. in the coast and Geodetic survey,
and domestic science teacher. in the
Indian service, applicants were not
secured in the number desired, and
that these examinations will again be
held. The first three named will be
given on May II, and the last two on
April %. Persons interested in these
or other examinations should apply
to the secretary OF the u. s. civil
service board at the local postoffice
for detailed information and applica-
ton blanks
Arizona republican., 1922-03-21
Paraoraph 27.

The Triumphal Entry--Jesus, A
King, but after Gods way not mans
or the DEVILS. First glory Of king
ship: 1. Jesus tr1cmphantly enters Je-
rusalen1, 12:12-l5. .. After-Knowl
edge of disciples, l.: 16. 8. Division
over Jesus, 12:1T-19
Paragraph 20.
Victory over Death OF Kingship:
1. The request of the Greeks, l2:2O-22.
2. This request interpreted by Jesus,
12:23-27. 5. The voice of the Father
approves the Son, 12:2S-30.
Paragraph 90.
Victory Over Satan-Third glory OF
Kingship: /. Satan cat down by the
uplift of the Son, 12:31-S3 2. The
cavilling question, 1894. 3. The Jews
are counselled to use light while it Is
present, 2:35-36.
Paragraph 80.
"He came unto His own, and His
own received Him not:" 1. Rejection
prophesied by Isaiah. 12:36-41. ,. Be
levers afraid to confess. 12:42-49. 3.
Jesus urges open discipleship, 12:44-
70
Arizona republican., 1922-03-21
Lenten Bible Readings

The Lenten season, which started
on March and will continue for the
accustomed 80 days, has been marked
by a Bible reading lesson by the Rev.
Philip Y. Pendleton, pastor Of the
Central Christian Church, which ap-
pears daily in The Republican. These
interesting and instructive readings
will continue each day during the
season and are printed for the espe-
cial use of the members of the Pocket
Testament League. The Bible read
ing lesson foF today follows:
Lesson 14-John II.
Satan in His temptation, offered
Jesus kingdom for one evil act of
worship. Jesus won the kingdom by
being obedient unto death. Generally
speaking. this lesson proves John
1:5, l, 10, II and 13.
Paragraph 26.
Jesus anointed for burial.
l. The proper use of the ointment,
12:1-3. .. The hypocrites complain
12:4-6 s. The act justified by Jesus,
1878. A. Division over Lazarus,
.12:9-11.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-21
NOTICE

Because Of the increased amount
of copy which is being handled in
the Sunday society columns Of The
Republican and the consequent
necessity of having all eommuni-
cations in we'll before press time,
correspondents to the society and
club columns are requested to see
that their notes are in The Re-
publican offices as early in the
week as possible. II will be i'm
possible TO handle communication
which are not received before
Thursday evening.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-21
DYE BLOUSE OR
BABYS COAT IN
"DIAMOND DYES"

Diamond Dyes" add years OF wear
to worn, faded skirts, waists. coats,
stockings, sweaters, coverings, hang
ings. draperies. everything. Every
package contains directions so simple
any woman can put new rich fade
less coIors into her worn garments or
draperies even If she has never dyed
before. Just buy Diamond Dyes-no
other kind-then your material will
come out right, because Diamond
Dyes are guaranteed not to streak,
spot, fade, or run. Tell your druggist
whether the material you wish to dye
is wool or silk, or whether il is linen.
cotton OF mixed GOODS.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-21

Funeral services for Sarah F.
French, who died at her home, 915
East Taylor street. last Sunday, will
be held from the H. M. Maus chapel.
311 North First avenue. at o'clock
this afternoon. Rev. w. r. Brooks
will officiate. Burial will be in Green
wood cemetery Mrs. French was "a
years old and had been a resident of
Arizona for the past 81 years.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-21
Obituaries
William r. PhiIIins.

William Rodney Phillip, SO years of
age. passed away Monday morning
after an extended illness. He is sur
vived by his wife. The body will be
sent back TO the Old home in Mary
land for interment. Friends who wish
to view the body may do so at the
J. 7. Whitney chapel on Wednesday
afternoon from 8 TO 4 O'Clock. Mr..
Phillips was connected with rapid
transit in Maryland. He had been
living in the valley for about four
years.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-21

q ARIZONA LODGE NO. 2, F. s.
IN A. NJ. will confer the Third
SzCRrO Degree tonight at 1880 sharp.
@N Sojouyning Brothers cordially
invited
OSCAR C. BARTLETT
II w NJ.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-21
WEATAER.

Arizona: Unsettled Tuesday: snow
north and rain south portions: colder
Wednesday, probably fair
Colorado: Partly cloudy Tuesday,
probably snow or rain southwest por-
tion. Wednesday unsettled, moderate
temperature.
New Mexico: Tuesday probably oc-
casional showers north and rain south
portion. Wednesday probably fair
and somewhat colder.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-21
3. N. Raaaa

Funeral services for B. y. Baggs
will be held at 1880 o'clock this
morning in the Merryman chapel.
The services will be conducted by
the I. o. o. F. lodge. Burial will be
in Greenwood Cemetery
Arizona republican., 1922-03-21
Born

BELLER-To Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
w. Beller, 3O7 Palm avenue, a daugh-
ter, weighing eight pounds. Sunday,
March 10. The new arrival has been
christined Virginia Ann.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-21

BETTER SPEECH cLAss-The
Better American Speech class that
meets at the Osborn school VIII pc
postponed until next Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-21
WATER REPORT

Reservoir, elevation 1851
Reservoir. contents acre feet. .910,442
Gain, "a hours .13.134
Elevation, year ago .......... 1872
Contents. year ago ....... .S66,640
Water used, north side ......2S,0S3
Water used. south side ........ %, 90,
Arizona republican., 1922-03-21
Local Weather Yesterday

degrees.
Deficiency in temperature since the
first of the month, 40 degrees.
Accumulated deficiency in temper
ature ince January 1, 162 degrees.
Normal precipitation January l to
date, 224 inches.
Actual precipitation January / to
date. 265 inches.
Excess since January I, 461 inches.
Time OF sunrise today $3.50 a. M:
sunset $40 p. M; moon rise 2:12 a. m.
ROBERT @. GRANT.