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Weekly journal-miner., 1922-02-22
|BANEz SCORES
 IN 4 HORSEMEN

Held spell-bound by its massive settings and gorgeous ensembles, and swayed from by its entrancing love story, two audiences gave unanimous verdict yesterday that the Four Horsemen by Vicente Blasco Ibanez lives up to its advance billing that it is the screens crowning achieve ment
 Perfect direction, flawless con tinuity, and superb photography. combined with a theme that only Ibanez could conceive, makes of The Four Horsemen" a great pie turc, for it combines drama, comedy, pathos, suspense, heart interest, thrills and action into two and half hours of entertainment that will seldom, if ever, be equaled
 Despite the fact that the capacity attendance present at the Elks the ater yesterday to witness the screen ing of Metros spectacle. it would seem to indicate that the feature could continue here indefinitely, the feature will be shown for the last two times today at 2:3O and s o'clock sharp.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-02-22

He plans to return to California to- morrow.
 Engineer Here
 Roy Wiite, resident engineer of the highway commission at Mayer, was in the city on business yester- i day.
 From SeGgman Robert L. Dickson, cattleman of Seligman, is here on business. He is the brother of George M Dickson, deputy internal revenue collector for this district.
 Returns from Tucson
 Miss Esther Ross is home from the University of Arizona, to stay during the visit here of her brother, Lieutenant Thomas Ross, U. S. N, and Mrs. Ross.
 Comes from Douglas James s. Douglas, president of the United Verde Extension, yesterday arrived from Douglas. He will be here and in Jerome for q few days on business.
 Called to Kingman
 Miss Nellie Marshall, reporter for division one Of the superior court, yesterday was called to Kingman to report the proceedings ill the Kath- crime mine suit being heard there by Superior Judge John J. Sweeney. From the East Visitors here from New York city include Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Ohler, who plan to remain for the winter, and MT. and Mrs. H. E. An derson, who are here for a short time en route to California.
 Drive to Valley A. W. Davis, president of the Will Hanson Valley Farms company, and Leonard Figley, nephew of w. ]. O'Brien, interested in the Spring Valley Townsite company, yesterday drove to the valley with a party of Prescott folk
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-02-22
BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS
 AT MRS. REED BURIAL

The funeral of Mrs. A. s. Reed was held at the home Sunday after noon at 1:30 o'clock. The Episcopal services were read by the Rev. Dr. A. w. Nichols.
 There were many beautiful flowers for this service, from the friends of the regretted woman. Interment was at Mountain View.
 The pallbearers were NJ. R. Thomas, J. E. Pinkerton, O. F. Or thel, E. c. Weaver, Dan Seaman and Hess Seaman.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-02-22

frying to get an appropriation for substantial food, and medical atten- ton.
 Viola Jimulla and her daughter Ella yesterday visited the Indian camp near here with Agent Barnd. and they will go with him when dis tribution of food is made to insure that the food reaches the old people who nccl i, most. Viola has lived in this county for 20 years, and her daughter is agraduate of the Indian school at Phoenix.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-02-22

in this city on Sunday. He register ed at the Head hotel. Indian Agent J. A. Barnd, Indian agent Of Camp Verde was in this city yesterday on business with the Salvation Army, and on other matters. Traffic Manager
 (. A. Bryant. of Phoenix, traffic manager for this section of the Santa Fe coast lines, the position formerly occupied by F. P. Cruice, was here yesterday on business with the local Santa Fe office
 Back from Trip
 E. P. Seaman, representative of the International Correspondence schools. returned Sunday from trip to the mainline towns on business. From Peoples Valley l. w. R. Forbes, well known cattle man, was among visitors here yester- day, coming in for a short stay on business from Peoples valley. From City Ranch
 Miley Deming passed yesterday in Prescott on business, coming in from the City ranch, located at the Point Iof Rocks.
 Visits Friend Here
 Miss Frances Howard. of San Francisco, is ill Prescott visiting her friend, Miss Mae Cahill, of North Marina street.
 Humboldt Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Meany were among visitors in this city yesterday. passing the day transacting business and visiting friends. From the Junction
 George Genung, well known resi- dent of Congress Junction, was among visitors here yesterday, com ing in on a short business trip. To Take School
 Mrs. Wayne Stephens, of Phoenix, came through Prescott Sunday, en route to Pleasant Valley, where she will take charge of the county school. Highway Commissioners
 R. E. Moore, chairman, and ]. E. Wagner, member, of the highway commission, and Joseph Mccarthy, county engineer, were here yesterday from Jerome attending a meeting of the commission From Bumblebee
 w. Jeff Martin, merchant and min ing man Of Bumblebee and Canon, was among business visitors in this city yesterday. With him was N. N. Cherry, miner and cattleman, of the same place.
 Returns from North
 w. J. O'Brien, secretary of the Spring Valley townsite in William son valley, returned Sunday from the northern part of the state, where he had been during the latter part of the week on business. To State Highway
 Bill Johnson and Charles Gilbert today are going to Lonesome valleys where they will be in the employ of the state highway department, on the Prescott Jerome short-line high way.
 Ranger Here
 F. L. McCament, ranger from the Bloody Basin district of the Prescott forest, where he is stationed with Ranger Walter Mickleson, was here yesterday on business at the local forest service office.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-02-22
Goes North
CFrom Thursdays Daily)

CFrom Thursdays Daily) Hillside Visitor
 K. L. Gray, rancher of Hillside, passed yesterday here on business. He returned later in the day. Phoenix Visitors
 NJ. J. Mccarthy and w. P. Bos- from, both of Phoenix, are here for few days on business. Peoria Visitor
 w. R McGaugh, bakeryman of Peoria, is passing several days in Prescott on business. From Empire Mine
 G. w. Woodson, manager of the Empire mine, is among business visitors in the Mile High city. Mayer Visitor w. NJ. Holiday passed yesterday in Prescott, coming from Mayer to transact business. Confined to Home J. R. Mcfarland, of the Bashford- Burmister company, is confined to his home because of illness. From Skull Valley
 P. ]. Miller, well known rancher of the Skull Valley country, was among visitors in Prescott yesterday. III With Grippe
 Mrs. Ward H. Wheeler, county su- oerintendent of schools, has been taken i'll with the grippe. Go to Jerome Deputy Sheriffs James Cook and Grant Carter yesterday drove to Je- rome on county business. Business Visitors
 R. " Shemeil and E. w. Alcott are in Prescott on business, coming from Winslow. From Fl Paso
 Carol Working, business man of Fl Paso, yesterday was in this city, calling on the local trade. On Shopping Trip
 Mrs. w. H. Cordes is passing a few days in the city on a short shop ping trip, coming from her home on Turkey Creek.
 Contractors Here ! s. C. Rogers of Rogers & Rogers, and Fred Campbell, both of St, Joseph, are here, planning to submit bids on county highway work. From the Bradshaws
 Mrs R. s. Haliaferro and Mrs. E. NJ. Taliaferro are passing several days here from their home in Crown King.
 Phoenix Visitor
 LeRoy Byram, business man of Phoenix, is among visitors in this city.
 From Groom Creek
 MT. and Mrs. Robert L. White, of Groom Greek, are among visitors in this city, shopping and visiting friends.
 Jerome Visitor
 George Kingdom, general manager of the United Verde Extension, was here on business yesterday from Jerome.
 Goes to Jerome
 County Assessor C. E. Gentry yes terday drove to Jerome on county business. He will be in the Copper camp for several days. To Load Cattle
 Bert Crane, of Merced, Calif., is here to supervise shipping of cattle he bought in this county recently.
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-02-22
CFrom Tuesdays Daily

Jerome Visitors
 II. Reese and ]. Sullivan were here yesterday from Jerome, coming over the hill on business. Road Foreman
 Dave Sinclair county road foreman for the Walnut Creek road, came in yesterday on business. Tour the Coast
 Mrs. w. N. Cook and Miss Inah Cook left on Sunday for the coast. They will be away for about a month, on tour of southerns Cali fornia.
 Dewey Rancher
 Jack Henderson, well known rancher of the Dewey country, yes terday visited Prescott on business. Mayer Visitor
 F. A. Burmister, we'll known resi- dent of Mayer, was among visitors
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-02-22
(From Fridays DaiIy)

NrTOul rIlustS , DaiIyJ From Kirkland
 Mir. ard Mrs. Charles Carter, well known residents of Kirkland, passed yesterday in this city on business. Goes to Seligman
 Attorney R. B. Westervelt this rcon is going to Seligman on legal business, and will return tomorrow. Returns to Utah
 Mrs. J. (. Muldoon, sister of Mrs. ! J. s. Acker, has returned to her home in Utah, after a visit of several weeks here with Mir and Mrs Acker Meade -Hinman
 Fannie B. Hinman yesterday be- came the bride of Allen B. Meade, the marriage being performed by Jus tice of the Peace (. H. McLane. From Humboldt
 Mrs. N R. Johnson, of Humboldt, passed yesterday in Prescott, shop ping and visiting.
 Kirkland Visitors
 Mir and Mrs. L. ]. Haselfeld, well known residents of Kirkland, were among visitors in this city yesterday. From Walnut Grove
 Berry Rush came Up to Prescott yesterday from Walnut Grove, pass ing the day transacting business and greeting his friends here. Phoenix Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Condron, brother and sister-in-law of the late Daniel D. Condron, were in Pres colt yesterday for short stay. Merchant Here
 Chas. P. Wingfield, merchant of Humboldt, yesterday was transacting business in this city. Leaves for East
 Paul Lodge, manager of the Pres colt Farms project, is leaving for Illinois to confer with directors Of the project.
 Goes to Ash Fork
 County Engineer Joe Mccarthy, who was ill Prescott yesterday, went to Ash Fork to look over work on the Ash Fork to Seligman highway. Humboldt Visitor
 Fred Sparkes, manager Of the Arc tic Ice & Meat company of Hum boldt, passed yesterday in this city on business and greeting friends. Sheepman Here
 s. B. Wilkins, son of w. w. Wilk- ins, sheepman of this county and Phoenix, was here yesterday, confer ring with local forest service officials. Jerome Resident
 D. J. Shea, head of the Shea Cop per company, and prominent business man of Jerome, was in Prescott Wednesday on business. From Three Links
 Mir. and Mrs. Wayne Thornburg were among visitors in the city yes terday, coming from Kirkland, where Thornburg manages the Three Links cattle outfit.
 From Williamson Valley ]. Estes and E. O. Estes were in Prescott yesterday, coming in on business from their ranch in the Will Hanson valley, where they are Just in the shadow" Of the Spring Valley townSite.
 Special Prosecutor
 Norman F. Wykoff, Jerome at torney, was here yesterday on legal business. Wykoff will assist the county attorneys office in a criminal case to be heard in the justice court Saturday.
 Goes to Phoenix
 P w. O'Sullivan and County At torncy J. L. Sullivan yesterday went to Phoenix MT. O'Sullivan repre-
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-02-22
Visiting Notable
From Sundays Daily)

From Sundays Daily) Returns from South
 Louis Bryan has returned from a visit to the southern part of the state.
 From the Junction
 Joe Stanley, rancher from Jerome Jurction, was among visitors in Pres colt yesterday.
 From Groom Creek
 Mrs. Otto Lange. IT,, whose home is in Groom Creek, yesterday came to this city on business. Mayer Visitor
 Ben Stewart, well known cattle man of the Mayer country, was in this city yesterday on business. Humboldt Visitor
 Otto F. Janssen, auditor for the Consolidated Arizona Smelling com pany, was a visitor here yesterday on business, motoring over from Hum lboldt.
 Returns from South Ed Meet has returned from the southern part of the state, after hay ing visited at Phoenix and Tucson. Teacher Here
 Mrs. Fred Genung, who teaches the school at Yaba Wash, was among visitors here yesterday for the week end.
 From Yaba Wash
 Mir. and Mrs. William West came in to Prescott yesterday on a week end business trip. Their home is at Yaba Wash.
 Deputy Sheriff
 Paul Hummer, deputy sheriff at Ash Fork, was here yesterday, bring | ing down a prisoner for incarceration in the county jail.
 To Visit Brother Miss Frances Bryan has arrived in Prescott from her home in Buffalo, N. Y, coming to visit her brother, a patient at Fort Whipple. From the Valley
 Miss Myrtle Clark, who teaches the school at Williamson Valley, yesterday came to Prescott, passing the day shopping and greeting friends.
 Returns from Valley Dave Lanoff, of the Prescott Taxi company, has returned from a trip of three days, during which he drove an automobile party through the Verde valley.
 From Battle Flat
 F. A. Munkittrick, who IS engaged in ranching on the middle portion Of the Senator road, near Battle Flat, was among visitors in this city yes terday.
 Jerome Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Larson, of Jerome, yesterday drove over to Prescott, passing the day shopping and visiting, and returning to their home in the afternoon. Returns from Seigman
 R. B. Westervelt, assistant county attorney, yesterday returned from Seligman, where he went to prose cute a case, and later in the day went to Humboldt and Mayer on official business.
 Goes to South
 Paul Chung, who arrived here a few days ago from the east after a postgraduate course at Harvard Uni vtrsity yesterday afternoon went to Phoenix. He plans to visit at the capital, Tucson and Fl PaSo. Get Extended Leave 5
 Lieut. Thomas Ross, who with Mrs. Ross arrived last week to visit Lieutenant Ross parents, Mir. and Mrs. w. w. Ross, before leaving to be stationed at Manila. yesterday re- ccived notice from the Golden Gate that his leave of absence has been extended a week Lieutenant and Mrs. Ross will thus be enabled to stay in Prescott until Wednesday,, instead of leaving yesterday, as they had planned. They will visit day or two in San Francisco and vicinity aN Il
Weekly journal-miner., 1922-02-22

lin Prescott yesterday, coming in on
 business from the Swastika mine. Mining Man Here Jack Warden, mining man from the Verde district, is passing several days here on business. Warden for lmerly was engaged in the oil busi- ness near Holbrook.
 Returns from East B. E. Wolfe, northern Arizona representative of the John Sexton company of Chicago, has returned
 from a trip to the east, visiting Chi cago, Philadelphia, and his home in
 Pennsylvania.
 Visiting Notable Miss Vivian Nichols and Mrs. C..
 Walker leave for Ash Fork today to
 meet Miss H. H. Harrington, daugh-
 ter of the late Lady Harrington of
 Harrington Park, North Sydney,
 Canada, who will be the guest of the Rev. and Mrs. A. w. Nicholls at St.
 Luke's rectory for few months.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-03-18

Cambridge, Md. March 17.-At a
meeting of citizens Of Cambridge
held Wednesday afternoon at the
Court House the proposal TO bona
Dorchester. county for $f5O,0OO for
the erection OF a high school build
ing here, for improvements at Huf-
lock and for such other purposes as
the county Board of Education may
deem necessary was unanimously IN
dorsed.
The meeting was called to ordef
by former County Treasurer Robert
H. Matthews. who named Col. Al
banus Phillips, presiding othcer.
Colonel Phillips spoke briefly OF the
need OF a new building here ana
then called on former Gov. Emerson
c. Harrington to explain the proVls-
ions OF a bill which had been drawn
at the request of the high school
alumni association and the Board or
Trade.
MI. Harrington stated that the
bill authorizes the issue of bonds by
the County Commissioners upon the
request of the Board of Education
for all or a part Of $15O,OOO, the
money to be expended principally
for a high school building here and
for improvements at Hurlock, the
precise amounts to be expended be-
ing left to the Board of Education
The Commissioners are to levy
each year a sufficient amount to re-
tire one-twentieth of the issue.
Mr.. Howard L. Edmunds, of the
Dixie Realty Company, spoke in
favor of the proposal, characterlzlng
the people opposed to progress as
selfish and stupid. He moved
adoption of the program. Second
ing speeches were delivered by for
mer States Attorney Trice, ]. Wat
son Thompson, L. Phillip Skinner,
W. H. Stiner and Miss Sallle w.
Dorsey, former State Librarian.
George w. Woolford, president OF
the Eastern Shore Trust Company.
spoke vigorously against the PROPOSE
ton and in favor of the bond issue
OF $4,000 proposed at the meeting
Of the Taxpayers Association a week
ago for additions to the grammar
school buildings here and for i'm
provement at Hurlock and elsewhere.
He warned that the people of the
will not stand for bond is
sue of $4,000 and advised that
they try to secure something that
,an be attained.
Former Governor Harrington told
Of the unfavorable conditions OBJ
served by him on a recent visit to
the high school and said that they
should be remedied.
NOTE:-The account of this meet
ng published in yesterdays issue of
his paper was furnished us by the
Chamber of Commerce; the above
article is taken from todays Balt1-
more Sun and was sent by their local
who attended the
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-03-18


ter, Miss Anita, of Baltimore, ar
spending few days at the Hote
Dixon.
Nj Thomas II. Coslin, of Ne @ro!
News. Va. is 81: eng bis parents, Nj
and Mrs. Herbert }. G0slin at Lhei
home ir this city.
. Capt. Granville Conway, of New
port News, Va. is spending d few
! days with his mother, Mrs. Elizabetl
! Conway, Wes5 End Avenue, thi
city.
Mi. and Mrs John R. Ewell o.
| Baltimore, are spending several day:
as the guests of Mrs. Ewell's parents
; MI. and Mrs. James n. Sherman, Mil
! street, this city.
| Miss Anita S. Bowel teacher OF
science at the Maryland State Nor
NAL School, Towson, spent Wednes
day and Thursday as the guest OF
MI. and Mrs. Granville Hooper al
their home on Vue de L'Eau street
this city.
The report has been circulated
around the city that an extra charge
would be made at the dance this eve
ming to follow the close of the Auto
Show. This is untrue. No extra
charge will be made; the regular ad-
mission price of so cents will admit
one to the show and to the dance
also.
The Arcade has for tonight Ethel
Clayton in Her Own Money" Put
and Take" q Freddie and Percy
comedy and His Handsome Butler"
Broadway comedy new to Cam
bridge For Monday and Tuesday,
Elaine Hammerstein and Violet Mer-
sereau make up the double value
show with Ogle Cannon and Mrs.
John E. Croft, singing alternate
nights.
List of letters remaining I'M
called for at the Cambridge Post Of
flee until March 18th, 1922. Per-
sons calling for same will please ask
for advertised letters John r.
Brown, R. r. Chemist, VIM. r. Fish
ey Charles Hicks, Willie Hicks 90,
VIM. McCready, Rev. H. U. Pierce,
c L. Raphal, Miss Lille Dockens,
MIS-. Safan MAUD. ". " AL EN-
WRIGHT, Postmaster.
Better than Way Down East"
that is what many have said after
seeing Richard Barthelmess in his
big new feature "TOl'able David"
which delighted large crowds at each
performance at the Grand Opera
House yesterday Tonight is your
last chance to see this picture that
ran for two solid weeks at the Rivoli
theatre in Baltimore. Monday and
Tuesdays feature is Anita Stewart
in THE Invisible Fear" Matinee
each day.
The Cambridge Chamber of Com
merce has inaugurated an extensive
campaign for the city.
The principle of the campaign is to
boost Cambridge in every way posi-
Bile and to start nationwide adver-
Using in all the large trade maya
zines. The following committee has
been appointed to serve on this
question: Mr.. c. H. Mckinney, Mgr.
Arcade Theatre, chairman; Messrs
Howard Phillips, Lee Noble, Frank
Robbins and Alfred Hoge. A meet
ing will be held in the Chamber of
Commerce offices Tuesday afternoon
of next week to discuss the develop
mani ~ thic idns
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-03-18

! Dancing at the Armory will begin
tonight at $50 o'clock. This is the
last night of the Automobile Show
so don't fail to attend.
Miss Virginia Simmons of the Girls
Latin School Baltimore. is spending
! the week end with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Edgar Il. Simmon
Mrs. o. H. Williamson, of Bridge
Vile, Del, is the guest OF her friend.
!Mrs William C. Davis. at her home
on Academy street, this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy L. Bryan, Jr, of
Baltimore, are spending the week
end with MI. Bryan's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Bryan, High street.
Mi. Carlos Hanna, q student at the
University OF Maryland, is spending
the weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank c. Hanna, Mill
street, this city
MI Meredith Nichols who is a
student at Washington College is
spending the week end with his
mother, Mrs. John L. Nichols, at her
home on Maryland avenue.
The lecture that was to have been
held at Beckwith Hall Cornersville.
Wednesday evening, March 18th. was
postponed on account of the bad
weather and will be held Monday
night instead.
Capt. w. z. Flowers left on the
afternoon train for Chestertown. af-
ter having been called home because
of the illness of his little daughter,
Emily Louise, who is very much bet
ter at this time.
Messrs. Frank L. Phelps, OF Eas-
ton and W. Wallace Phelps, of
Philipsburg, Pa, spent short time
this week as the guests OF their
brothe., Nj. Joseph W. Phelps, at
hi, home, Stump Manor, near
Cambridge.
In the account OF the meeting held
las Wednesday II Denalf OF the
school appropriation bill published
IL this paper las. night the part
concerning the endorsement. bill
should have read that the bill was
endorsed b. the cniiTe meeting in
stead o. by tho Alumni Association
and tn" Chamber of Commerce. The
bill was framed Dy these two or
carnations as an amendment to the
bill now before Inc General Assemb-
l., OF Maryland.
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CAMBRIDGE RESIDENTS
FAVOR $l5O,OOO LOAN

Meeting Votes For School Bond Is
sue, Despite Warnings Given by
Speakers. Taxpayers Figure $40
COG. Non Partisan Association
Previously Favored Borrowing
This Amount To Remodel Gram
mar School
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Elks Meeting Tomorrow

Another fine program has been ar
ranged for the meeting at the Elks'
Home tomorrow afternoon at three
thirty.
The speaker will be Rev. F. J.
Bohanan, a well-known minister of
Easton, Md. and a fine speaker.
There will be a splendid musical
program that will include vocal selec-
lions by Miss Mary Blanche Seward
and Mr. Malcolm Hastings, of Hur-
lock.
This will be the last meeting at the
Elks Home this season, and all Elks
are urged to attend.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-03-18
The DAILY BANNER
brief Local News
CAMBRIDGE, MD, MAR. Is. 1922

Mrs. Isabelle Robinson and daugh-
ter, Miss Anita, of Baltimore, are
spending a few days at the Hotel
Dixon.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-03-18

Nj Thomas II. Coslin, of Ne :r"!r
News. Va. is 81: ting bis parents, Mr.
and Mrs Herbert }. G0slin at Iheil
home ir this city.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-03-18

Capt. Granville Conway, Of New
port News, Va, is spending few
days with his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Conway, West End Avenue, this
City
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-03-18

Mi. and Mrs John R. Ewell of
Baltimore, are spending several days
as the guests of Mrs. Ewell's parents,
MI. and Mrs. James n. Sherman, Mill
street. this city.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-03-18

Miss Anita 5. BOWEL teacher of
science at the Maryland State Nor
NAL School, Towson, spent Wednes-
day and Thursday as the guest Of
MI. and Mrs. Granville Hooper at
their home on Vue de L'Eau street,
this city