Arizona republican., 1922-03-18

Jazz Dancln9 out OF Step
Refuse 4o.cent Wool Bids
Banter Green consrsssmen
Irish Turkey Fifteen Cents
GLOBE, Ariz., March II. Former
Governor G. w. p. Hunt in an
address here tonight bitterly assailed
the constitutional amendment pro-
gram sposored by the Arizona Indus
trial congress.
Here is one man." he declared,
tapping his chest, who has the nerve
TO get out in his tin lizzie and combat
the efforts of the absentees."
Referring to the Arizona Industrial
congress, he remarked that it's name
Suggested the Industrial Workers of
the World" "As to which is worse,
You may take your choice" he added.
The former governor said he is on
n cruise to preserve the state consti-
tuition. "a. great document"
While he was United States min
lister to Siam, the speaker said he
had stood on the ruins of many en-
pires destroyed by absentee landlord
Germany, Russia. Austria and Tur-
key on the spy systems those coun-
tries maintained. He attributed the
depression which followed the clos
ing down OF the copper mines in this
district to the action of the mining
companies which he declared en-
ployed detective forces.
NEW YORK, March II. - The free
dom of Ireland was celebrated
today without reference to any divi-
sion OF political sentiment in the an
nual St. Patrick's day parade on
Fifth avenue this afternoon wit
messed by tens of thousands.
For two hours hosts of men, women
and children carrying the green.
white and orange banner of the new
Erin beside the Stars and Stripes.
tramped along four and half miles
of pavement, cheered by shivering
crowds in a bitterly cold wind and
inspirited by dozens of bands.
Leading the parade were veterans
of the fighting Sixty ninth ma
tional guard regiment in their over
seas uniforms and next were Rain
bow division fighters. The marching
tune of the Irish revolutionists sol
diers of Erin came from many of
ing stand, saluted by Mayor Hylan,
former Governor Smith, Auxiliary
Bishop John J. Dunn and other
notables.
A group of turbaned Hindus also
participated in the parade.
CHICAGO, March II. - Modern
dancing, jazz music, unrestricted
use OF the automobile, extremes IN
dress. late hours and smoking for
hirh school students. were all crlti-
cized in a report drafted by deans
and principals of Chicago high schools
and made public today by Superin-
tendent Peter A. Mortensen. The re-
port deals with the standards and
morals OF high school students.
The modern method OF dancing, the
report said, has done much to break
down respect for womanhood, wni,e
iazz music has ''made it Impossible
for Young people to learn the more
refined forms Of dancing at the same
time vitiating their taste for good
music"
HELENA. Mont, March IL. - Offers
~ of 40 cents a pound for WOOL
made by buyers from the east IN
Arizona. have been declined by the
wool growers in that state. who are
holding their 1922 clip for AZ cents,
according to a telegram rectived to-
night by III. p Pigott, secretary OF
Inc Montana Wool Growers associa
tion from Matt staff. president OF the
National Wool Warehouse and Stor-
age company in Chicago.
"The action of the Arizona WOO.
Growers in rejecting bids OF 40 cents
49, raf
l[et this year" said Secretary Plgott
aand that the shortage of tht WOO
sunnIies is solidifying prices to tne
a1.ouers at a level which will yielo
them the profit they are justly en-
titled to-
WASHINGTON, March II. - Greer
w reckties worn by several rep
,.osen+atives percipitated so much ~
Patrick's day hilarity in the mouse
TODAY that business was suspenoe0
temporarily. 80. 80
representatives Kearns, Ohio, ano M
Ramseyer. Iowa, strolled Gown tn'
center aisle, arm in arm Dotn oI llleIl @
cravats of the most Vereene ,o,,cI m1
They became the target OF SO lMnuci M
banferinc from their colleagues ina
,,,an,bers who had the floor could MOI
make themselves heard. ,,a
Acting Speaker Walsh Of Massa. 4
chusetts, finally obtained order w WIZ !,
The admonitions that "celeorau uons o.
tndav can be held better outside th'
chamber"
CHICAGO. March IT. - A ieadlns
restaurant in the loop" TO-DAY !, !,
Servir, corn beef and cabbage LOT i
cents. 49, celehratet
rrisb dish is the result of a wage We
innev % manager of the restaurant. a.
toid friends that if Ireland became
Sree state within a year he woui. u.
Il corn beef and cabbage on ~
patriclI's day for Is cents. 4.
Ireland has become iree s.dee
and thousands OF Irishmen who kneV
81 Mr. Maloneys promise today Wer ,f
vending their way to his estaonsh
ment.
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