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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-28
KONSTAN.TINOPOLIS,

KoNSTANTINoPoLIS, I
2S. - Turkp nacionalistQ ar
mia nuolat koncentuojama
I>mido il Chan2ko SOnuOse
I<mid yra konstantinopollo,
ri Chanak - DardancliQ Some,
Nirto& turkQ nacionaliStl a
gcntai tvirtina. jog kcmal pa
SOS armi:os konccntravimas
pasibaigSiQS Si EcStadicmi.
DcIto. gaIimaS daiktaS, kad
atcinanti S"Stadicni Ia armija
inns briautis pirmyn.
NicuaS armiioS SparnaS zy,
@iuoS ant konStantinopolio.
KitaS ri ant DariancliQ Su
tikSlu pcrSikcIti per Dardanc-
Iu< ir iuciti Trakijon.
('ia prancSta, &i Sc$tadio-
nj baigiaSi ,tTkQ padaryta
SutartiS 81 SantorvGS vals-
tyI,lmiS, idant iki to laiko Vi
Si krikSGionyS pabGg@liai IS
SImirnoS butV cvakuoti.
SmirnoS militarinis guber-
natoriuS Nourcddin paSa pa
S!;cIbG, kad jiS ncatSakySiQS
uz krik$GioniQ zudymQ, jci pa
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-28
APSV|EST|EN ISTRE-
MIAMI IS RUSUOS

RIGA, rugs. %. : Kaip
zinoma, Rusijos bolsevikQ val
dzia susek6, kad Siandie Ru-
sijjojje perdidelis isteklius in
telektualiQ smegenQ. TAI y
ra perdaug apSviestQ zmonlql.
Tie zmon6s bolsevilsll valdzial
pavojingi.
Bolsevikams atgriso apsv1e-
stuosius zudyti. Delto vieton
varyti juos ] kapus .jie skait-
lingais buriais istremiami IS
Rusijos i uzsienius.
Cionai jau atkeliavo vienas
burys apsviestuoliu su savo
seimynomis. Artimiausiomis
dienomis atkeliaus kitas bu-
rvs. Paskui treeias If tt.
Tai Wis daugiausiai profe-
soriai, gydytojai, advokatai
ir kit.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-28

RED, PRIERAsAS. -Kas
Amerikos lietuviu n6ra girde-
jes sidabrinio telnbro soprano
p. O. Pocienes! Visi mes
dziaug6m9s turl rimta dainos
pajega. Pakvietimas L. V-nen.
Operon p. O.. Pocienes NUNS
labai maloni ir liudna zinia.
Maloni, nes L. Valstybine O.
pera papuo$ save rimciausia
soliste, liudna, nes mes greit
pasigesime koncertuose ptnios
O. Pociene. Siaip ar taip,
turime sveikinti p. 0. Pocie-
ne ir linketi jai geriausios klo-
ties naujoje memo karjeroje.
Girdejome, kad p. 0. Pocie-
ne priimsianti pakvietima If
vaziuosianti Kaunan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-28
KOLUMBO VYCIAl STATIC
DAUGYBE NANNY,

NEW YORK, rugs. %. -
NoImbo VyGiQ (KnightS OF
ColumbuS) organiZacUa dvi-
dcSimty miestuoSe Suv. NalS-
those Siandie state mosavuS
namus, Ilw organizacijoS ia
rybos tr&s savo vejkimo cen
trUs.
Kiuuo>c l5-oj micSW vrda-
ma kampaniia NJ nanny jSigi-
jin.Q.
Nickvieni Statomi namai ar
ba butaj atSicis tarpr 100000
+ 100000 dolcrW.
Nol,mbo NyciQ organiZacl-
ia &iandir tm'i 1,2OO nuoSavQ
nanQ ir butQ Suv. ValStijoS",
Namadoj, Nvwiom,Llande II
Kubojr.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-28
TurkV Armjja Rengiasi PGr0it|.
Dardane|iuS
GAL $! SESTADIENZ pAkELS pU0LIMA

skirtu laiku jie nebus paimti'
iTurkams yra skubus daik-
tas apvalyti Smirnos uostQ
nuo pab6gtliQ ir paSalinti Is
ten svetimQ SaliQ laivus.
Dardaneliu ir Konstantino-
polio Sonuose anglai taipat
skubiai ginkluojasi. Visos Ii
nijoS stiprinamos. Kasdien
wis daugiau prisiunciama ka-
riuomcnGs If artilerijos.
Anglia Dardaneliuose q ir
Marmora iuroj turi stiprp ka-
70 IaivynQ. jim ineina: E
drcadnautai, I kOvos skrai-
duOliai, ~ dcStroEerlQ, kele-
taS nardanGiQ laiviQ il keli
LAVAL su acroplanais.
Sauszcmio kariuomen6s tu-
ri apie 10000.
AngIQ milziniSki karo laivai
tiesiog purto Konstantinopo-
lio gyvcntojus. Kas bus, kuo-
met tQ laivQ armotos inns bau-
bti.
KrikScionys nebezino, kur
ir kaip jie gyvena.
BRIO turkQ pagiezos.
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SENELIS BUS LSVRSTAS !
KUNIGUS.

WASHINGTON, rug. Is
}ficSte Savannah SpaliQ Is q.
katcdroic bus konseBruotas
vyskupu kun. N. J. Keyes,
Naujo vyskupo pirmQja prize
Gcrme bus iSvcSti j kuniGuS
EdvardQ Dwycr, 60 m"tl Sc
nell
I.dvardaS Dwyer i kunlgus
mokintiS prad&jo 1875 metals
Tai$ metals vyskupas-clektaS
KeycS gimG.
Dwvcr pasimokines semlna,
rijojo apleido mokslus II pra.
dt.io pasauIini gyvenlma. Pa,
l!kO yertclElu. paSkul apSlFe'
d&. Turf vienQ veduSl SUM.
Pirm keIetos metQ mir6 Jc
zmona. Dwyer'yj atsllIep(
dvaSiSko gyvonimO paSaukI
mas ir jiS priimtas atgal Sc
ninarijon.
Atcinanti manesi tad iSsi
pildys 10 troSkimai. Bus !
$vcstas i kmigus chant jan
90 metus amziaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-28
GRAIK|JOS KARAIlUS ABDIKAVO
SOSTAS PAVESTAS IPEDLNEUI JURGIUI.

Gionai pam6tG lapelius, ku-
riuosc rci&kiami revoliuc!onie-
riU reikalavimai.
! saIq tuojaus karo laivu IS
kcliavo gen. Papoulus patirtl
padGti If pasitarti su revoliu-
cijos vadais. Jis autorizuo-
tas vcsti derybas.
Rcikia atsiminti, kad tose
saloSe be karciviQ yra dar
ir apie 100000 graikQ pabe-
gGliQ * Mazosios Azijos.
Revoliucionierip reikalavimai.
Pamestuose lapeliuose stal
Nus IdSOlIld.
"KaraIiui, sosto ipediniui
ir premierui: Mitylene If
Chios salu armija name pa
skyr6 JUS painformuoti apie
rciSkiamus savo reikalavimus,
kuric turi but iSpildyti Grai-
kijos iSgelhGjimui:
/. Karalius turf abdikuoti il
sostq pavesti ip6diniui.
2. Paleisti parlamentq.
8. Sudaryti nauja ministe-
riQ kabinetq.
4. Paskelbti naujus parla-
mentan rinkimus.
). Padauginti skaitliQ ka-
riuomen6s Trakijos fronte.
Tegul pirm visako gyvuoja
patriotizmas su tikslu isveng.
ii civilio karo. Tai vienatini
priemon6 apsidrausti katas'
trofos.
(Pasiraso) pulkininkas Go
nitas." " ....
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-28
Valstybinen Operor.

-lSad Lietuvoje pragyvenimui
pilRai uztenlla.
: 0peros jau eina "Travia-
ia, " "Demonas." " ''Rigolet.
to-" "Faustas" ir 81 sezonq
tur cit ''Pajacai" su "Gegu.
z6s Karalaite,' - "Gluccoyp
MADAM Butterfly" "Sevili-
JOS Kirpikas,' "Evgeny One.
ginas" az Carmen"
RepeticijQ pradzia ID dien2
:. m.
Dclei. remontavimo Teatro,
sezono pradzia sausio meme
sy, 1923 metQ.
Direkcija turi vilties greitu
laiIlu Tamstq matyti savo tar
pc. = 4. b. SodeIha,
Lietulvos Valst.
lOperos Direkt,
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ARBANvOJE REVO-
LUCIA.

ROMA, rugs. %. : Alba
nijoje staiga kilo revoliucija
II revoliucionieriai is pietQ
sono marSuoja ant sostines
Tirana, anot gautQ cia neofi-
cialiu ziniu.
Pazymima, kad vyriausybaS
kariuomene revoliucionierh
nugaldje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-28
TAs JAU ATGYvENo.

Garadziaus, 1923 So. Ash
land ave-, panaktinis nusoye
plesikq A. Muscato, kurs SD
kitu savo sebru megino isl
lauzti vidun.
Muscato buvo % metp If
Ipolicijai buvo zinomas kaipo
plesikas.
10 sebras pabego.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-28
Gerb. O Pocien6,
Chicago, III.

Jau greit du metal kaip isl
kure Opera Lietuvoje; per 81
nors taip neilgq laikq musq
jamos Operos srityje daug
kas nuvcikta, bet kad plaGiau
ir sekmingiau prapl6sti dar-
buote, Lietuvos Valstybin&s
.Operos Direkcija nutar6 kvie-
sti Lietuvon visas geriausias
jGgas, kurios issiblaSk6 po
platqji pasauli, kad sukoncen-
travus vienan centran. Tuo
budu DirekcUa turGdama O.
menyj ir Tamsta, maloniai
kvieGia atvykti Lietuvon 81 Sc
zona If prisideti prie bendro
Operos kurybos darbo. Oar
bas kol kas apmokamas tick,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-28

mejo, jog jis manas darbinin-
kl1 streikai ateity busia uz-
drausti. Tai padarysias kon-
gresas pavesdamas atatinka-
ma istatyma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-28

ATNNAI, rugs. -. - IA
raliuS konStantinas vakar pa
S!solbt, jog jiS kuoveikiaus IS
keIiauj2S Trakijon, kur perso-
naIiai vadovaus savo armlJal
Pirm to paskolbimo kara
Illus turtio konferencij2 su bu-
vusiais promicrais il kitais
Zymcsniais graikais.
Paskui paskelbta cia karc
Ipad2tis, luOmct gauta zlniQ a,
pie karciviQ ir gyveHtojQ ne
rimayimus.
Kareiviai kelia maistus.
Kuomet turkai nugal6jC
sraikus, apie $4,000 graikp ka
rciviQ Is N. Azijos paimta
Mitylene il Chios salas.
Tie kareiviai suls9lG revoliu
cijq. Reikalauja, idant ka
ralius Konstantinas abdikuo
tQ.
Militariniai aeroplanai nut
tn salQ atskrido ant Atenu il
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-28
BUBoNINE EP1DEM1JA.

MEXICO CITY, rug. %.
Salina, Vera Cruz valstijoj,
nuo bubonines epidemijos mi
re vienas xmas. Gyventojai
apimti baimes. g
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-28

DES MONIES, Iowa, rugs,
%. - Cionai seka civilio Suv'
Valstiju karo veteranq suva-
ziavimas. Tq veteranq yra
gyvu apie $4,000.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-28
P1NIGQ KURSAS


Svetimq saliQ pinigq verte
mainant nemaziau $4,000 dol
rugs. 81 d. buvo tokia pagal
Merchants Loan & Trust Co
Anglijos sterl. svarui 4.47
Prancijos 100 frankp 7.82
Italijos 100 lirQ 4.3'
Vokietijos LOO markiu .O6
Lietuvos 100 auksinu .6
LenkQ 100 markiQ .O1s
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-28

ATENAI, rugs. -. - At
Si~tatydino graikQ ministeriQ
kabinctas. Priezastis, tai ar
timuoSe Rytuose krizis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-28

WASHINGTON, rug. 28.-
67-ojo Kongreso sesijai buvo
iduota viso 1911 biliQ. Is tQ
1,O57 biiai pravesta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-28
TURKAI STAT0 kLAUSI-
MUS SANTARVEI.
TAI KIETAS RESULTS
LoNDoNUI IR PARYz1UI
Kemal pasa koncentruoja
. arnlija.
ro,rc,n A\ruMAroDO1

K0NsTANTfNoPOLIs, r.
%. - Angora valdzia, kurios,
pricSaky stow Mustapha Ke-
NAL paSa, atsake ] pastaraja
santarvGs valstybiu notq.
Turkai principe sutinka su
paduotomis taikos .salygomis.
TeGiaus stow uz tai, idant
santarv6 graziqoju sutiktQ lei
sti turkams tuojaus uzimti
TrakiiQ, victon laukti pasibai-
giant taikos k kmferencijai.
iTurkai nesutinka, idant T.
Sqjunga turttp kontroliuoti
nors maziausiai 'Turkijos teri
torijq. il
Klausia, koklais pagrindais
Japonija turf dalyvauti taikos
konferencijoje.. Juk japonaiI
neturi nicko bendra su Darda-
noliu klauSimu.
Toliaus, kokiais tikslais
Graikija tur6tQ dalyvauti
konferencijoje. Juk tai vals-
tybG be tikrqju interesQ.
Pagaliaus, delko santarves
valstybes neturi tuojaus ap-
lcisti Konstantinopolio, JET to
miesto grqzinimas turkams
garantuojamas. ..,
Koncentruoja armija.
Kemal paSos armin skubiai
loncentruojama ties neutrales
zOnos demarkacijos linija.
.Ismido Some yra 8-ios divi-
zijos parinktiniausios tmkQ
kariuomcnGs.
Balikesri-P i-Panderma linijoje
yra II divizijQ. 6 divizijos
laikomos atsargoj netoll, Smi-
rnos.
Chanake anglQ militariniai
autoritetai paskelbe prokla-
macijq. Sake, kad is Chana-
ko ir apylinkiQ visi civiliai
gyventojai bus evakuoti.
Kas pasirode?
Proklamacija sek6 po $io at
sitikimo:
Pereita SeStadienr Chanako
apylink6se pasirod6 skaitlin-
gas graiku kareiviQ burys. Jis
bego nuo turkQ.
Anglijos komendantas pa
kvietG turkus vyresniuosius
pasitariman.
Klausta turkq delko jie in
6jo neutralen zonon.
Turkai atsahe, kad jie nezi-
no jokios neutrales zonos. Gi
veja graikus kur papuole.
Anglq komendantui nebuvo
kas prad6ti. Delto, su turkais
Sutarta klausti instrukcijQ
pas aukstesniuosius.
Turkams is Kemal paSos
stovyMos atsakyta, kad jie tu-
ri WITS graikus neziurint an
glQ priesginiavimo.
Ir turkai tiesiog per Cha
naka nusivijo graikQ buri. An
glai nesipriesino.
/ SAVIEJJ REMKITE SAVkS
| n m fFsN A q
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sTREIKAI BUs1A UzDRAU
sTI, sAKo ROOT.

ALBANY, N. Y. rug. %.
zinomas Elihu Root, kalbe-
damas eia valstijos republiko-
nq partijos suvaziayime pazy-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-28

CHICAGO. - Siandie gra-
zus oras; truputi Silciau.
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Arizona republican., 1922-02-28
Roo,.ez|
l--I

RECEIVERS FROM ILLNESS -
Floyd Mosier. local trap drummer and
musical contractor has recovered
from two weeks illness of ptomaine
poisoning and is around town again.
MUSICAL CONCERT FOR BEN.
EFlI-Robert Saunders and Orley J.
Isles will give a musical concert for
the children's charity educational
benefit at the Latter Day Saints
chapel, Seventh and Monroe streets,
at 8:15 p. m, Friday night.
uNDELlVERED TELEGRAMS -
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union office for the fol-
lowing: Earl j. Moran, Mrs. L. NJ
Sherman Hay, Mrs. r. Goldne DON
aldson. A. w. Newberry, Mrs. Jenet
Wilson.
CoNvALEscING AT HOSPITAL
Friends of Mrs. Frank Lloyd Stu
chal viii be glad to know she is re-
covering from an illness and opera
tion at ST. Joseph's hospital.
ROOSEVELT FARM BUREAU
MEETS-The regular meeting of the
Roosevelt Farm Bureau will be held
this evening at O'Clock at Neigh
borhood House. Reports from COM
mittees win be read and plans for the
A large attendance is expected.
RETURNS FROM YUMA - Hugh
Morrison. state examiner and r. w.
Pierce, deputy examiner. returned
yesterday after checking up Yuma,
Pima and Santa Cruz counties. Mr..
Pierce will leave this evening for
Clifton where the state work will be
continued. He will be Joined there
by his chief the latter part OF the
week.
MARIcoPA POST MEETING -
Maricopa Post No. 720. Veterans OF
Foreign Wars of the United States
will hold their regular bi monthly
meeting tonight in their club rooms
over the Rose Tree. commencing at
1880 o'clock sharp. All post COM
rade are urged and visiting COM
rades invited to attend
WIFE SEEKS INFORMATION -
Information concerning Howard
Snodderly is being sought by his wife
who lives at Corning, Calf Accord
ing to a letter which she has written
to the police here he left Corning
November 10, driving a Ford roads
ter, intending to make Phoenix his
destination. He was in i'll health and
fear is expressed that harm may have
befallen him.
HEALTH WORKER CoNFERS
HERE DR.. Helen /. d. McGilli-
cuddy. field representative OF the u.
s. public health service. was in
Phoenix yesterday comforting with
the state department of health on
departmental business. DR. McGilli-
cuddy's territory includes Arizona,
New Mexico and Texas and at pres
ent she is detailed on work in Doug
Ia nh cl7n
quarters for an indefinite period.
FARM BUREAU TO MEET-The
meeting of the Washington Farm
Bureau which was scheduled to meet
this evening has been postponed as
Mr.. Ballantyne, the speaker of the
evening, is out of the city. How
ever, the directors of the farm bureau
will meet at o'clock at the school
house. The Community social COM
mittee will also meet this evening at
1880 o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-28
CHARGE THREE WITH
WEARING TIN STARS

Phoenix is acquiring a new police
force composed Of volunteer men,
bers who carry no commission or
other credentials. This was brought
out in police court yesterday when
tnree mon We're brought before
Judge George Kirkland charged with
impersonaung an officer Only one
case was heard, the other two heinz
continued for a day.
j. *. Richards admitted 10 the
court that he had assumed authority
which was not his and was given
MS option OF paying fine of $50
or staying In jail for so days.
according to officers who arrested
tneir impersonator, Richards told
several pool hall proprietors that he
was not city or county officer but
representative Of the state sent
mere Tor the purpose of Cleaning
up" the city
Il understand there is gambling
golng on around here he is said ia
have told one pool han mana ee,.
ana ! am here to stop it. ] lust
cleaned up Tucson and now | am
going after this city"
The other two defendants who
VIII be tried on the same charge to-
day, used different methods. accord :
ing to officers who made the arrest
after tracing down numerous com
plants. They are said to have raid
ed several small hotels and rooming
houses and to have stopped people
on the street at late hours. In one
case they are alleged TO have taken
girl out of hotel and onto the
street, when they saw two uni
formed policemen a block distant.
They quickly released the girl with
a warning to beat il and keep quiet
II you don't want to go to jail
There is a question in the minds
OF police officials as TO what corre-
spondence school is turning out the
tin stars"
Arizona republican., 1922-02-28
[l
Coming Events

Tuesday, Feb. 28-Century club meet
ing, 706 Heard building, 8:15 o. m.
uesday-Woman's club, Good Fell
lowship Day luncheon. 1880 o'clock
Program in afternoon.
dnesday-fi club, Woman's
club. social meeting 2;30 o'clock.
Junior chamber of commerce. Ad.
dress by Edwin II Hurley. former
chairman of the u. S. Shipping
Board. Hotel Adams. $50 p. m.
Osborn Woman's club, w. "A,
Thompson, speaker. 2:15 .. m.
Country Club. Bridge luncheon.
Thursday Central Arizona District
Federation Of clubs, Woman's club.
Mrs. a. j, Chandler, speaker, 30: 30.
Business and Professional Wo.
mans club, dinner at Adams Hotel.
Madison Improvement club, bust
ness meeting, 2:15 o'clock.
Madison Improvement club. Semi.
monthly dance, $3.50 o. m.
Council of Jewish Women. Wo.
mans club. 215 o'clock.
The regular meeting Of the Coun-
Gil of Jewish Woman will be held
at o'clock Thursday afternoon at
the Woman's club.
Friday--Music department of Wo-
mans club; program and election
Of officers. 2:15 o'clock.
Friday club, Woman's club. 10 q. m.
Saturday-Country club. Tea to
wives of members of legislature.
Wednesday. March Injecting of the
Auxiliary Phoenix Chapter, Order
OF Eastern Star, in Masonic hall,
at 2 pm.
Friday, March 3--Saunders- Isles Mu.
sical Charity Benefit at /. .. S.
chapel Seventh and Monroe streets,
at 8;15 p. m.
Sat. March 4-Reception at Central
Methodist Church from 2 to 5
o'clock in honor of Mrs. Jerry
Jeter.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-28
DYED A SWEATER
AND SKIRT WITH
DIAMOND DYES"

Every Diamond Dyes" package
tells how to dye or tint any worn fad
cd garment or drapery a new rich
color that will not streak, spot, fade
or run. Perfect home. dyeing is guar
anteed with Diamond Dyes even il
YOU have never dyed before. Just tell
your druggist whether the material
you wish to dye is wool or silk. or
whether II is linen, cotton. or mixed
goods. For fifty-on years millions
OF women have been using Diamond
Dyes" to add years OF wear to their
old, shabby waists, skirts, dresses,
coats, sweaters, stockings, draperies,
hangings. everything.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-28
Obituaries
Mrs. e. W. Alexander

Funeral services for Mrs. +. w.
Alexander, who died Sunday morning
at 1910 West Mckinley street, will be
held at Yarwood and Hockrey's
chapel at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
The Rev. Odell will officiate, and
burial will be made in Greenwood
cemetery.
Mrs. Alexander was born in Arizo-
ma and had lived here all her life
until six months age. when she re-
moved with her family TO Memphis.
Tenn. She came back to Phoenix on
business just month ago, and was
taken i'll shortly after her arrival.
passing away Sunday Besides her
husband. Mrs. Alexander leaves a
small daughter They arrived in
Phoenix yesterday
Arizona republican., 1922-02-28
WATER REPORT
WEATHER FORECAST

Arizona. Tuesday snow north,
probably heavy northeast portion;
local rain south portion; Wednesday
probably fair; slightly warmer.
Colorado Tuesday snow and con-
tinued cold; Wednesday clearing;
not quite so cold.
New Mexico: Tuesday and prob
ably Wednesday snow; colder Tues
day. not quite so cold east portion
Wednesday.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-28
Michael Emmett pouahertx

Funeral services were held in
Glendale last Sunday for Michael
Emmett Dougherty, infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Dougherty. The baby
was the fourth child and only son.
He was pronounced a perfect speci-
men of boys in the Better Baby show
at the last state fair. At the time
of his death he was % months and
10 days old.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-28
kIrcHENErrE HINT

At one side OF your three burner
gas stove hang small set Of shelves
such as that used for a medicine
chest in the bathroom. In this you
can keep small receptacles with tea.
coffee, spices and a few dishes. Il
IL out OF the way and tremendously
handy.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-28
RETURN FROM FLAcsTAFF :

Tx - mn rnOM GA0S At = -
Judge w. S. Perkins, assistant attor-
ney general, is expected to return to-
day from Flagstaff where he has
been for the past several days on
official business.
WILL TALK ON BiRDS-Joe ".
ProchaslSa, state game warden will
speak before the pupils of the Gar
field school tomorrow afternoon on
the subject of Bird Study" This
will be the first of series of nature
talks to be given by the game warden
before the city schools.
ENQUIRY FOR A. e. L. CHRIS
TIE-Alfred r. l.. Christie should
make his whereabouts known to the
chamber of commerce IL he is in the
city. They have communication
there which may be of interest to
him.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-28
ENROLL YOUR NAME NOW
IN PIONEERS ASSOCIATION

Enrolment of pioneers in the Arizona Pioneers association
now All and who residents Of the state
and have been such for least 35 eligible membership
The annual membership fee decided when the association
organized, is o dollar.
Fill in the blank below today qualified
membership The fledin blank should
fee to Mr. Mel Fas secretary of the association, North
Avenue Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1922-02-28
FRINGE

Fringe is seen on many OF the
smartest of new frocks. Possibly
its lasting vogue can be accounted
for in the fact that it is the most
flattering of trimmings. especially
when il is long.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-28
TRIMMING

Wool embroidery and beading con-
tinue to be the most used forms of
trimming. Some of the smartest of
canton crepe frocks are gay with
vividly toned embroideries.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-28
ODD FELLOWS

On Tuesday evening, Feb. 20,
business of unusual Importance
will demand the attention of
Phoenix Lodge No. 2. Every loyal
member, unless unavoidabIy pre-.
vented, will be present.
The Entertainment COMMITTEES
has promised = series of pleasant
surprises for those present after
business has been transacted. If
interested and eligible to admit
tanee do not fail to register in the
Lodge Room next Tuesday eve
nins.
EARL WEBSTER,
Noble Grand.
A. H. HARGRAVE,
Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-28
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to the friends who so kindly
assisted US through the sickness and
death of our mother, daughter and
sister. and to those who sent floral
offerings.
Cecilia, Eldore and Margaret
Winterhalter.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. King.
Mrs. w. J. Cuthbert. It
Arizona republican., 1922-02-28
Local Weather Yesterdau

Z
Highest yesterday ..............62 50
Highest this date for 26 years. .S5
Lowest yesterday AS
Lowest this date for &c years "a
Total rainfall o
Deficiency in temperature yester-
day. degrees.
Excess in temperature since the
first of the month, IL degrees.
Accumulated deficiency in temper
ature since Jan. /, S3 degrees.
Normal precipitation Jan. to date,
1.83 inches.
Actual precipitation Jan. to date.
Ill inches.
Deficiency since jan 1. 0.12 inches
Today-Time OF sunrise, 6: 81 a. m:
sunset, 6:24 p. m. moon set, S:1S
a. m.
ROBERT @. GRANT.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-28

OcAO VIC AAAAAAD1C W
the Thread:
II like worsteds.
"I'm always glad
when I'm used to make
them into suits.
"hey wear SO we'll!
"It's because worst
ed is made from long
staple-wool which has
been com b e d and
twisted hard in the
spinning.
"Did you ever see
anything handsom e r
than those Rogers
Peet worsted suits now
in our windows?"
ID o 10 1-to-d a t e in
price and up-to-ddte II
style.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-28

a ARIZONA LODGE NO. ?, r.
"a & A. NJ. will confer the 3rd
" l[Csxp degree tonight at 1880 sharp.
M Sojourning Brothers cordially
invited.
OSCAR c. BARTLETT.
It w. NJ.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-28

Arabians greet each other b!
placing cheek to cheek