davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-02

bum osobnlm zastupcem CHI
no potentata.
"Nejlepsim zpdsobem pro
Ameriku uciti Kubu cistote v
politice, jest predchazeti do
brym prikla dem donna. Nejne-
bezpecnejsi zpdsob jest posla-
ii vojenskeho velitele do Ha-
vany, ably tam harasil savli.
Kubanci veri, ze Amerika je
chce poprustiti. Nedovedou
81 vysvetliti Crowderovu prito-
mnost mezi mimi jinym zpaso-
benz"
Mezi mnohymi naSinci patr-
ne prevlada nejasne poneti o
tom, co pravi ustanovuje u
stava Spojenych Statu We veci
nabozenstvi. TAX ma priklad
v jistem nedavnem provolani
k protestnimu taboru lidu jsme
cetli: "Manifestujte svoji Il.
casti proti zneuzivani lstavy
Spojenych Statu ruznymi SEX.
tami nabozenskymi." Samo
zfejme, re ten, kdo by 81 by
wal praci precetl 81, co pra
vi ustava O nabozenstvi, neby
by mohl napsati neco takove
no, jako svrchu uyedeno. U
stava pravi pouze toto: exon
gres nesmi uplatniti zadnycl
zakonG vzhledem k zfizovan
nabozenstvi, neb zakazujicicl
volne vykonayani tehoz
Jinymi slovy, ustava zaka
zuje zrizeni jakehokoli statni
no, 1fedniho nabozenstvi VI
Spojenych Statech zarucuj,
volnost a svobodu vsem nabo
zenstvim. Pokud kongres ne
zavadi zakona v naznacenen
smeru, neni lstaya poruSova
ma. Jinak oysem, zavaden
cteni biblickych citatu do c
becnych skol, jak Sc nekde pc
kusy staly, kdyz vyslovne ne
pfici Sc dstav6, jest to prot
"public policy. Zemi, nj
jest tolik rGznych nabozensty
a kde jsou tez lide bez vseli
keho vyznani nabozenskehc
pujde nejlepe k duhu, kdy
odluka cirkve cd statu bud
piisne a do nejposlednejsic'
ddsledku zachovavana a dodi
| zovana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-02
F. Bylansky:
NOVY SPORT.

Cteni panove a danny!
Jedna vec ted napada mi,
mohu, budete-li chtit,
s Vami o nj promluvit.
Co lie totiz vice cent
nez-li jmeno dat 81 zmenit,
to tax chutna jako dort,
je to zcela - novy sport
z Bondyho Sc stane Borsky,
2 Dewidelsa bude' Dvorsky,
z Heinitzera Hajicek,
re vsech KohnI - Konicek.
2 Meissnsra 50 stans Machar
ze Zdekaura tfsba Zachar
a tez, by snad nebyl kirk,
z Tewelesa Tesarik,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-02

Dohadum zas pole volne
skyta nova vrazda v Polne,
proto Hillsner-Hellera
stane Sc snad Hevera.
Zvlast' vsak styskat sc nam
bude
po napise krasnem vsude,
jejz vic nevidime dnes
totiz: Moritz Jeiteles.
, Strach jen plni srdce zalem,
az zmizl ten Jerusalem
a ia ysechna krAsa v mem, -
! zda to vlbec pfezijem2
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-02

Toto jest socha, jez stoji v
Pasteurove ustave v Parizi, We
Francii, jake symbol premoze-
nj vztekliny Pasteurem. Pred
stavuje chlapce, jenz zapasi
Sc vzteklym psem a jenz byl
prvnim pacientem. Pasteuro-
wynn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-02
o SOUCASNYCH UDALOSTECH.

K zajimavemu sporu doslo
mezi vladou nasi a tax zva-
nou Chemical Foundation, o
cemz We zpravach strucne jsme
sc jiz zminili. Jedna Sc tn O
nemecke patiently ma vyrobu
barviv jinych chemikalii, k
nimz svrchu zminena spolee-
most prisla "a zvlastnich okol-
nosti. Byly il prodany "a SUI
mu pomerne nepatrnou, kdyz
Francis P. Garvan byl kusto-
dem cizineckeho majetku "a
Wilsonovy administrace tyr
po slozeni onoho uradu stal sc
predsedou Chemical Founda-
ton.
Nynejsi administrace poza-
dala "a navraceni techto pa
tentu, kdyz Sc k tomu p. Gar
van a jeho spolecnost nemeli,
podana proti MIN trestni zalo-
ba. Garvan tvrdi, ze stale fse
tax z podnetu Gastona b.
Meanse, jenz byl jednim z
nemeckych agentu "a valky a
v jejich tajne dorozumivaci
reci znam byl jako Z-13.
Garvan talto vyjadfil sve sta
novisko vdci zastupci jednoho
new-yorskeho casopisu:
"Moje pohnutka V teto veci
jest proste tato - jako kustod
cizineckeho majetku poznal
isem nesmirnou dalezitost to-
hoto prdmyslu. Jest to prace,
kterou hodlam dokonciti ne
dam sc zactrasiti aniz kdokoll
jiny z Chemical Foundation.
Jest to pro dobro americke in
dustrie, americke armady a
valecneho lod'stva a americke-
no lidu. Moji hlavni pohnut-
kou bylo roslouziti americke
lekarske vede. To jest konec-
nym cilem Foundation. Neby-
la sorganisoyans pro vydelek,
nybrz jako institutes yenovana
badanf. Patiently jsou pfistup-
ny kazdemu, kdo ma licensi a
licencni poplatek, die charteru
jest pro kazdaho stejny.'
Nepratele a odpurci Garya-
novi, mezi ninliz jest tez n.y.
nejsi administrace, nepohlizejl
vsak ma celou transakci toho-
to vlasteneckeho nezistnehc
hlediska a obyiiiuji Garvana
ze sveho 1rsdu zneuzil k obo.
haceni sebe a syych 'pfatel. Z
te pficiny zadiNa byla prot
Garvanovi a Cst9tnlm podilni
kun Chemical Foundation
trestni zaloba. Cast verejne'
no mineni, jak Jest tlumocenc
v casopisech, kloni Sc ma stra'
nu Garvanovu, cast ma stranl
nynejSi adnsinistrace.
Pfitomne senat projednay;
celni predlohu, jiz ze snemov
ny poslanecke obdrzel pree
nskolika tydny. Casopisy, je;
mali dosti mista k disposici
a zaznamcnayaji kazdodenp
jednani O pFedloze z tecl
demokraticl-ych neb V politic'
neodvislych ozvou Sc CO civil
"zoufale vykfiky', co ze Sc Il
na mas chysta. Cetli lsAe .
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-02

llCluy, &c 1AhCAANhC AC1lyD oAN
novemu celnimu zakonu zapla-
II diva tisice milionu rocne Vi
ce "a sve Satstvo a muzi nebu-
dou ma tom o mnoho lepe. Y
pondeli schvalil senat celni ta-
riff 26 cent? ma libru surove
vlny a SO proc. ma vlnene Sat
stvo, coz znamena skoro ma
proste znemozneni souteze.
Zkratka, bude to typicky re-
'pubikansky ceni zakon, ktery
snad jiz tento mesic p. Hard
ing podepise, bude jeste vyssi
a "ochrannejsi", nezli byl po-
sledni republikansky celni "a
kon Payne-Aldrichuv, ktery
mimochodem receno, strane te
zlomil kirk v r. 1912.
/ Historic muze Sc opakovati,
ale nez sc to m1ze stati, uply-
, ne pri ,nejlepsim nekolik rokG,
a co tn bude prosperity pro a.
merick6 fabrikanty! Ii pro-
ste "delaji seno, pokud slunce
sviti' a lid teto zem6 sotva ma
najakych opravnenych stizno-
sti. Zvolil p. Hardinga a kon-
gres primo zdrcujicimi vetsi-
nami a pfece vedel, ze repu-
blikani jsou stranou vysoke
celni ochrany.
Vzhledem ku vztahum mez
ostrovni republikou Kubou 8
Spojenymi Staty, nedavnen
clanku "Osobni vlada", trefni
napsal zdejsi Press:
:. "Oznamuje sc V Bilem Do
me, re gen. Enoch Crowder zu
stane v Havane jake osObn
zastupce presidenta Hardings
tax dlouho, pokud bude moe
byti ku prospechu kubanske
mu lidu. V teto libA znejic
frasi p. Harding oznamuje su
spendovani ustavni vlady n;
Kube re sve vlastni vile.
"Ku|bansky lid poyazuj'
Crowderovu pfitomnost "a U
stavicnou urazku. On tam ne
INA zadneho lredniho postave
nj. Ackoli misto amer;c keh'
yyslance pro Kubu jest uprazt
memo, president Harding ne
} chce ustanoviti Crowdera d.
, tohoto ufadu a ma miste tohC
: udrzuje jej V Havane jak
sveho "osobniho zastupce.' V
.skutecnosti jest tam Crowde
: jakymsi presidentovym mistc
! drzitelem. On jest autokrati
: ckym vladafem Kuby. Men
kabinetni ufedniky die sve vi
: lie a narizuje vlade, aby plnil
1 jeho rozkazy jake mravnih
,censora.
"Kuba hori rozhorlenir
! 'proti Spojenym Statam. Jes
: to pravda, ze korupce buji n
ostrove a ze politickV ziyc
Jest tam neeisty. AYSak, chlct
!, issi Harding ziskati . ospb1
j zasluhu reformovanim jinycl
jest dosti prace pro neho v
g Washingtone. Zadny cizi n;
j rod, at jakekoli jeho chov&n
Q nesyoli k tomu, Lee 2 donuce>
! naslim, ably ucen bW zpls
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-02
JAN VLADYKA
ROMAN -
Napsal Ondrej Leksa.

mel, to mic neni. V me hlave
Sc rGzne myslenky motaji.
Vzpominam 81 nyni casio ma
sve mladi, ktere tax smutne
skoncilo a taky jeste ma leccos
jineho myslim. Mic 81 z toho
nedelej, tebe Sc to netyka. O.
statne ted v lete musiS uziti
trochu svobody. Az pride III
ma, budes casio donna byvat a
vynahradime 81 to, ackoliv po-
tom Ease !bude miti move sta
rosti ty sam. Musis Sc hodne
uciti. Kdo Sc "a cilem roze-
behne a hned re zacatku Sc ne
pricini, niceho nedokaze. Rad
bych byl ma tive promoci do
kazes-li to, udelas mi vetsi ra-
dost, nez kdybys se mnou ven-
ku Sc toulal. V myslivne jsou
zdravi?"
"Zdravi. Nepfijdu tam n.y.
nj caste. V lese je krasne."
"A je tam Evicka, ze?" po-
skadlil no dobromysln6. emu,
M, mic sc necervenej, je to vel
1
mi fadne devce. Jen dbej, by
il lide tuze nepomlouyali."
"Proc by il pomlouvali? -
Nikomu mic zleho nedela."
"To nedostaci, nebo prave
proto, ze il mic jineho nemaji
co vytykati, aspoh il zostouze-
| il, ze mluvi velebnym pa
mem. Kdyby byla nejaka leh-
ka nebo obycejna, to by il to
spis odpustili. Svet nemdze
pochopiti, ze by take slusne
devce sc mohlo RADIO s kn6zem
pobaviti. Ale to povidam jen
tax. Pomlouvali by t6 stejne,
at bys nj hovoril, nebo do
ma sedal. Dbej pouze, ably
nikdo mic nikdy neyidel. Ri
kava Sc, re les ma oci a pole
usi."
Jan Sc znoyu zapalil a sklo-
pill oci. Vzpomnel 81, jak ca
sto Eve zazliyal, ze je, kdyz Sc
$ nj lese sejde, velmi opatr-
ma. Mcdowell mu, ably il "a ru-
ku wal a polibi-li no, stane Sc
to pouze nekde n: pruseku v
hustem lese a to jen letmo.
Nez 81 no vzala, byla mnO-
hem ohnivejsi, ze sam podle-
hal jejim vybuchum a musil
zle sve city krotiti, ale ted
naopak v dust il vinil, ze je
; presprilis strizliva a chladna.
"Nikdo mi mic necestneho
; nemuze vytknouti," povidal IL
tostive.
i "Mej prece rozum ver mi,
, povidam-li re lidske nicemno-
: sti ma tom nezalezi, vytyka-li
neco pravdiveho nebo lez. A
povidam-li ii to, nemam ma my
l sli te karati, ale pouze raditi.
: Wis, re il mann rad, jako by
byla mole pribuzna ty mi ta-
ky nejsi lhostejny. Nam We
sve starobe ma blizku nekoho,
kdo Sc mnou poctive smysli a
j dovedu to oceniti. Kdy pole
: des?"
/ "Rad bych v pondeli casna
rano."
"Mily hochu, to abys vyjel
I po pulnoci," staral Sc. "NaSe
e kone behat nedovedou, zvlaste
n ted, kdy bylo tolik polni pra.
: ce. Ranni vlak t6zko stiffness
a musis asi jesti az k odpole
dnimu vlaku."
"Ztratim tim den, v Prazs
muslin byti aspon diva dny Z
pfibyde mi jeden nocleh. Sko
da penez."
"Jaka pomoc, neco ma to O
betovat nlusi$."
Dohad1m zas pole volne
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bizel Sc mi, ze by me k casne-
mu vlaku swell, ma v pondeli
We meste u soudu nejake stani
pro lesni kradez a pojede cas-
ne rano, povezpu no panstl ko-
ne. Povidal, ze kdybychs 81
pral, mohl bych prijiti v nede-.
Ii navecer do myslivny ma noe
a rano bychom spolecne jeli."
ITO by sc hodilo, mdzes to
udelati. Ale ne, abys byl tuze
dlouho vzhdru. Pamatuj, re
kdyz Sc clovek nevyspi, vsech-
ma jeho prace "a mic nestoji."
"Lesni pijde jiste take brzy
spat a ia Sc zdrzet nedam,"
fekl Jan horliv6.
"Tak to tax udelej. Pripra-
vim tt dopis pro doktora Bez-
chlebu, ably tt We vsem poradil.
Dojdi k nemu, ma kancelar ma
! Ferdinandove tride. Bohac je
| to a trvam stale hodny clovek.
Byli jsme nejddvernejsi kama
radi, nase matky byly sestreni-
ce a dokud jsme byli mladsi,
navstevovali jsme sc kazdoro-
jcne. Ted nase styky scyrkly
Sc ma vymenu novorocniho pra-
nj. Ty v Praze nejsi okouka-
ny Y toho zapisu bude treba
take rdznych yeci, ktere ii on
ochotne opatri."
"Pan dekan Sc mne stara,
Ijako o syna," pravil vdecne.
"Cekam, re Sc budes jednou
ty mne starati, jako O stare
no otce," odpovedel pohnute.
"Kez bych mel k tomu pri-
lezitost," zatouzil vrele a de-
kan pohladiv no po ruce, vstal
a rozrusen cimsi, odchazel.
V nedeli postal 81 Jan po
sluzce z myslivny sydj maly
wax a navecer Sc chystal ma &C.
stu do myslivny. Pan dekan
no az k lesu doprovodil, dava-
je mu cestou rGzna pouceni. u
lesa no poliIbil . pral mu po-
hnute St'astnou cestu. Jan sc
Isklonil a polibil mu ruku.
! IS bohem, hochu, bohem,' y
rekl mu dnkan a chyatne Sc O.
tociv, cupal zpet.
;! V myslivne no uz cekali s
veceri. Jeho costa jako by sc
take jich dotykala. live ho-
,,voiili planech Janovych a di-
vail sc nan jakousi ucasti, re
,zacina podnikati takovou vaz-
nou vec. Eva mela starost, by
sc mu cestou mic nestalo vnu-
Itila mu balicek Sc studenym
masem pecivem, ably nemel
cestou hladu.
i cat Sc cestou nedivas po j.
nych," nakazovala mu pole
zertem, polo doopraydy.
"Budu Sc divati, vezu 81 u5
jeff podobiznu," skadlil il a
sahl do kapsy, aby il ukazal
. podobiznu jeff, kterou stale S
sebou nosil. Pri tom vyhal ta.
ke dopis, jejz bu dekan pre-
doktora Bezchlebu dal.. Kdy5
vse ma stul polozil, spatril, &c
pod dopisem je druhy, mensi
"Kde Sc tohle zde vzalo?'
| ptal Sc udivene a wal maloU
, obalku, ma nj bylo napsano
"Jenikovi ma zapis.' "To m
dial pan dekan, musilo to byt
; pod yelkym dopisem an
: jsem 81 toho nepovsiml, kdyz
jsem ODE do kapsy pred panen
. dekanem dayal. Snad mi da
!, nejake pepize."
! Roztrhl obalku nova sto
zlatQva bankovka Sc ukazala
: Byl tax zarazen a prekvapep
-,ze jeho yyraz obliceje byl o
; pravdu komicky. Take estat
mi byli velmi prekvapeni.
"Je. to opraydu cd pana de
kana?" ptala Sc Evicka.
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MfNtTE-LI STAVET

MINI / ELL SlAVEl
aneb koupit nejaky majetek,
obrat'te Sc ma zkuseneho sta
vitele. Mate-i lot, my Vam ma
nem postavime, chcete-li kou-
pit, my Vam prodame, prav&
name dohotoveny 6-tirodinnJ
dunn a jeden pro dive rodiny.
Vas lot aneb druhy morgic We
zmem jako pryni splatku, ostat
nj ma 6 proc. V kazdem pripa-
de Vam prodame poctive.
p. NEUZIL A SYN
9715 Denison Ave.
Tel. Heml. 42l9.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-11-10
PRESCOTT MAN ENDS
 LFEBY HANG|NGI0 UMBRELLA TREE

PHOENIX. - Hanging from the limb of an umbrella tree in her front yard at IT North 10th avenue at daylight yesterday morning, Mrs. Mary O'Malley was mortified to see the body of man, swinging gently in the breeze. It was Carl A. Gund- munson, about 40 years old, accord ing to letters found in his pockets. Mrs. OMalley called D. s. McCullun. a roomer, at IF North 10th avenue, who cut the body down and summon ed the authorities.
 At corners inquest conducted by Justice Nat Mckee the jury returned a verdict of suicide by hanging.
 According to Mrs. O'Malley's story. Gundmunsen came to her home yes terday, saying he had come down from Prescott to see the fair and probably would remain in Phoenix for some time to rest up. He rented a room and paid S25 in advance. He appeared to be clean cut sort of person and apparently was well SUD- piled with good clothes.
 Apparently Gundmunsen had stood on a window box while he fastened the rope about his neck. He then attempted to kick the box from under him but when his body was found his right foot was still resting on the box. He had stranggled to death.
 Among Gundmunsens effects were several letters, one written by the pastor of a Swedish Lutheran church in New York city in 1920 and another apparently written by former en- ployer of Gundmunsen in New York City. Both letters alluded to the dead man as person of sterling character.
 No reason for the suicide has been advanced except that the man had said something about recently having had a nervous breakdown.
 Justice Nat Mckee is using every effort to locate some of Gundmunsen' S relatives or friends in the east.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-11-10
DEMOCRATS WIN STATE AND COUNTY
JIM CASH ACQUITTED IN ELI PASO BY U. 5. GRAND JURY

FL PASO, Nov. 5.-After deliber- ating almost two hours, the jury in the case of Jim Cash, charged with importing and selling 100 ounces of morphine, had failed to reach q verdict at 10 o'clock last night,
 United States District Judge W. k. Smith left the court room at that hour, instructing the jury to return sealed verdict, and, if they should reach decision, to report in court at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow.
 After arguments by Breedlove Smith for the defense, and by H. R. Gamble special assistant to the United States attorney general, and Norman Morrison, assistant United States district attorney for the gov iernment, the case was submitted to the jury at 4:10 o'clock yesterday afternoon. At $40 o'clock the jury returned to the court room.
 We want instructions from the court as to whether s. J. Roe was a government agent at the time the alleged narcotic transaction was made" w. Cooley, foreman, told the judge.
 Judge Smith instructed the jury that according to law Roe was a government agent at the time, be- cause he had been employed as an informer and had received $150 pay for the assistance given narcotic of ficers in causing the arrest of Cash.
 Roe testified Friday that he had
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-11-10
WITT ELECTED SHERIFF BY 3I8 MAJORITY OVER FRANZ

The election held last Tuesday, November the 7th, was one of the warmest that has ever been held in this county. Greenlee again stepped out and successfully defended the title of being the Banner Democratic County of the State" The whole democratic ticket was elected from top to bottom, with the exception of Justice of Peace in Morenci which fell to F. A. Stewart, republican, by three votes.
 Vote 'er straight from Ashurst to Phillips" was the slogan of the demo- crats in Clifton, and they carried this slogan lover the top: to win by the largest majorities in the history of the county.
 The Sheriff's race was the hardest fought contest amongst the county candidates and probably the biggest surprise as the democratic nominee w T. Witt, won by a much larger majority than had been expected by nominee, G. A. Franz, had been ex- pected to give Witt a close race but as the results began to come in it was soon found out that there was no contest.
 
 had been. another hard fought battle between l.. E. Rice, of Morenci, and John Evans. of Duncan. The latter was elected by a very comfortable majority.
 No figures are available at the time the Era goes to press on the races for Judges of the Supreme and S1- perior Courts, and Tax Commission CT, in this county, however, it is known that all the Democratic mo- minees received large majorities. The following figures are complete: U. $. Senator, Ashurst, Democrat, 1057, McClintock Republican, 373; Con gressman. Hayden, Democrat, 1885, Guild. Republican, BOA; Governor Hunt, Democrat, 1862, Campbell, Republican, 515; Secretary of State Kerby, Democrat, 1924, Hall Repub- lican, 40; State Auditor, Ramsey, Democrat, 972, Smith, Republican, 355; Treasurer, Hubbs, Democrat, 1912, Gregg, Republican, 343.i At torney General. Murphy, Democrat 1904; Galbraith, Republican, 266; Supt. Public Instruction, Case Demo- crat 943, Toles, Republican, 521; Cor poration Commissioner. Betts. Demo- crat 1055, Kirk, Republican, 213 Mine Inspector, Foster. Democrat, 1920, White, Republican, 336; State Sen ator. Elliott. Democrat. 10S0, Potter. Republican 359; Sheriff, Witt, Demo- crat, 954, Franz, Republican, 636. Treasurer, Evans, Democrat, S93, Rice, Republican, sos; Recorder Callicotte, Democrat, 1114; Titter- ington, Republican, 3S4; Supervis- or, Dist No. 1. Simms, Democrat, SIT, Spezia, Republican, 1S3; J. P. No 1 Precinct, Kline, Dem. 412, Smith. Republican, 1SS; Constable No. Precinct, Phillips, Democrat, 445, Hamilton, Rep. 129.
 No accurate figures are available on the race for State Representative for the two districts however it is known that both Democrats have piled up large majorities.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-11-10

assisted narcotic officers in making arrangements with Cash for the pur- chase of the narcotics.
 Says Cash Was "Entrapped."
 In arguing the case for the defense, MT. Smith declared that the. jury should return a verdict of not guilty, arguing that officers had "entrapped" Cash
 "The jury must place the stamp of approval on the manner in which this case was made" MT. Gamble said, in his argument. Unless it does the Harrison narcotics law may as well be repealed. The jury is given an opportunity to render a service to the community by putting Jim Cash in jail.''
 R. c. Bangs, former prohibition agent and working with the narcotics squad in 1921, was the chief witness against Cash. MT. Bangs declared that he made a deal with Cash, whereby he received 100 ounces of narcotics for the sum of $3,70o, Ac- cording to testimony, the alleged transaction was made July 2, 1921
 Judge Smith overruled a motion made by Breedlove Smith, defense attorney, to instruct the jury to re- turn verdict of not guilty on the theory hat narcotics agents had len trapped Cash into making the dope deal with which he is charged.
 er:-After being out three hours the jury late Saturday night, return cd a verdict of mot guilty"
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-11-10
TEN LOSE FIGHT.

PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov 2.-Ten de- fendants named in the indictments returned by the recent Maricopa grand jury which charged irregular 1ties in the handling of state funds in connection with the failure of the Central Bank of Phoenix, today lost their fight to kill the case in it's in fancy when Judge R. c. Stanford in the superior court, handed down a ruling denying the defendant mo- tion to quash the charges. The de- fendants named in the action and who jointly filed the motion to quash are: D. N Stafford, B. c. Stafford, w. w. Lawhon, c. K. Lewis Clayton c. Brooks, Lafayette Myers, Harry s. Ross. Mitt Sims, Guy Acuiff and Alfred Seiboth
 The motion to quash the charges was made by attorneys represent ing the defendants on the ground that there were serious irregularities in the drawing of the grand jury and Tn the way the case was handled by the grand jury. It was charged that the grand jury went out of Maricopa county, into Final County to invs5-i- gate the land loans and while in Pinal county held a session.
 Judge Stanford took the matter under advisement at the time of the hearing several days ago.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-11-10
WOMAN'S CLUB
 HOLDS MEETINS-

The Clifton Woman's Club met Friday Nov. 3 at their Club Rooms, Mir. Elliott addressed the club mem bers on Legislation an interesting topic and quite appropriate for the time. The members were then en- tertained by listening to two very pleasing selections by the High School Orchestra, special credit is due Miss Newhouse. The. closing number oil the program was vocal solo by Mrs. George Martin. The meting was then adjourned for a social hour the hostesses for the afternoon being Mrs. Minson and Mrs. George Mar tin. The next meeting will be held Nov. IT. Dr. Rhone will address the Club on the subject of Dentistry"
 Miss Lindsay and Miss Newhouse are also to assist on the program
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-11-10
SEEKS PERMIT ID CONSTRUCT NEW
 RAILWAY

PHOENIX, Ariz. Nov. 1-Applica- tion for a permit to construct a rail- road from Columbus, New Mexico, on the Mexican border, northward through western New Mexico 70 Pennington New Mexico with branch lines into Springerville, Arizona and Fl Paso, Texas, was made to the Interstate Commerce Commission on October 16 by the Colorado, Colum- bus and Mexican railroad company, it was learned here today when a copy of the application was received by Governor Thomas E. Capmbell.
 The road is. to be $50 miles in length the petition states. with the ultimate northern terminus in Salt Lake City, Utah. The company, which is Incorporated under the laws of New Mexico with capital stock of $5,000,000 asks for permission in its application to issue and sell $20.- 100000 in bonds fer the purpose of constructing the road and buying equipment.
 The application sets forth that the purpose of the road is to open I'D and develop large strip of territory in western New Mexico and eastern Arizona and to furnish this territory, rich in natural resources. with an outlet for it's products to the south west and to furnish relief for the San Juan country ill northern New Mexico which at present is with out and adequate outlet to the centers of commerce.
 The present plan of the company, according to the petition, is to build the road to Pennington where it will connect with the Denver and Rio Grande railroad
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-11-10

Miss Ruth Dalton, Nogales Mrs. J. A. Anderson. St. Johns Miss Alice Smith, Snowflake Miss Bessie Hartley, Somerton Miss Margaret Backus, Miami Miss Anna Winter. Tucson
 Miss Wilma Stephens, Clifton Miss Margaret Hall, Florence.