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Arizona republican., 1922-01-21

ing Friday as centered in the pom
tiffs right lung, but neither lung
was funetioning as the physicians
desired, in consequence Of an inn
mense accumulation OF phlegma.
which at times threatened suffoca-
tion. The pneumonia is described as
being of the purulent or pus, type.
Through all his sufferings the mind
or the pontiff remains bright, and he
Is described as being exceedingly
cheerful and unafraid of death.
Throughout the early hours OF the
evening Benedict was reported 10
have been fairly comfortable, but ar
midnight approached he became rest
less. He found difficulty in breathing
and oxygen again was administered.
This semed to give some relief.
During the day the holy father re-
ceived extreme unction and the holy
sacrament was administered. Many
Of the cardinals and members OF the
diplomatic corps attached TO the
Vatican, many of them with tears in
their eyes, Satched the, solemn cere-
mony through the doorway leading
from the sick chamber into the ante
room.
Cheers Cardinals
Several times when cardinals en-
tered the bedroom during the day and
knelt and kissed the hand of the pom
tiff as il lay on n cushion at his
bedside, the holy father spoke words
Of cheer TO them.
That the members OF the sacred
college fully realized the gravity OF
the situation was evident from the
troubled looks upon their faces. EN-
cept for Professor Marchiafava and
friar OF the do Good BrethrenH
pessimism pervaded the pontiffn
medical attendants. DIR. Marchiafava
declared there was "a thread of hope
for the recovery of the pope, While
the friar asserted that during his
long administration among the fscR
and poor he had seen many PERSONS
who looked worse than the pontifL
To him, he added, the pontiflis case
did not seem a desperate one.
All night three physiciansf were ~
the bedside of the pope, while unfh
late in the evening the ante-ropin fvas
filled with diplomats and cardinals.
Makes Final Will n
st. Peters and all the Churches OF
Rome during the day and night weTe
crowded with persons oftertng up
prayers for the recovery OF the hQly
During the day Pope Benedict en-
trusted his pontifical will to Car
dinal Gasparri, the papal secretary or
state and his private viii to his
nephew, the Marquis Deliachiesa.
Extreme JUNCTION was administered
10 the pontiff this morning before no
received holy communion.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
Farm Bureau Urges
Resumption Of Work
AT Fertilizer Plant
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

FLORENCE, Ala, Jan. 20. - I'M
mediate resumption of construction
work on the governments property
at Muscle Shoals with an idea of pro-
viding an ample supply of fertilizer
Tor American farms was declared es-
sentially necessary for agricultural
progress by the southern group of
the American Farm Bureau Fedora
tion today. The group meeting was
attended by representatives from IS
states, Colorado being among those
sending delegates.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
South Charges Weeks
Losing Millions By
Delaying Ford Offer
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FLORENC Ala. Jan. 20.--
Charges that the federal government
had lost approximately million and
4 half dollars in the last six months
by mot accepting Henry Fords offer
10 lease the dam and operate the
nitrate plants at Muscle SHOALS,
Ala" were made here today before
the meeting of the southern group OF
the American Farm Bureau Fedora
tion by Gray silver. their Washington
representative.
'Nfr. Ford's offer has been pub
lished to the world for months he
said, "and yet Secretary Weeks has
delayed sending the offer with his
recommendation to congress thereby
encouraging other bidders 10 revise
their bids. I"
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
International Court
OF Justice Praised
By Ex-AmbnSSddo1
REPUBLICAN A. p. Leased WIre]

NEW YORK, Jan 20--Urging that
the supreme court of the United
States has demonstrated to the world
the possibility of avoiding intersec-
tional strife and bloodshed by the
impartial administration of justice,
John w. Davis, former ambassador to
Great Britain, tonight appealed to the
New York State Bar association, ito
help America take her place by the
side of the permanent court of inter-
national Justice" Other speakers in
cluded DR.. K. Masujima of Toxic,
president OF the International Bar as
sociatlon.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
Illness OF Pope
Is Received With
Regret By World

WASHINGTON. Jan. 20. - Word
OF the serious illness of Pope Bene-
dict was received today with the
deepest expressions of regret. Both
official and unofficial Washington
eagerly sought the latest information
from Rome. Cardinal O'Connell of
Boston has been notified OF the grav-
ity of the illness. but it was said to-
night that il was doubtful If Cardi-
nal Daugherty of Philadelphia had
been informed, as he is on a cruise
in the Antilles. For this reason it is
feared that should Benedict die he
might not reach Rome in time for
the opening of the conclave which
takes place ten or eleven days after
the death Of the pope.
If this should occur. 1t would be a
repetition of what happened in the
conclave of 1914 when both Cardinal
O'Connell and the late Cardinal Glib
bons arrived after the election of the
present pope.
NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-A message
from the knights Of Columbus in the
United States expressing sorrow at
the news of Pope Benedict's grave
illness, was sent to the vatican to-
day by James A. Flaherty, supreme
prayers of every member of the or
ganiZation in the popes behalf.
BRUSSELS, Jan. 20.--King Albert
and Queen Elizabeth have postponed
their visit to Italy on account of the
serious illness of Pope Benedict.
BOSTON, Jan. 20. - Cardinal
O'Conneu tonight issued formal
announcement to the arch diocese OF
Boston asking for prayers of priests
and laymen for Pope Benedict.
MEXICO CITY, Jan. 20.-Prayers
for the dying were ordered said in all
Catholic churches here at noon to-
day.
SEATTLE, Wash, Jan. 20.- Re-
quest that all members of the Cath
olic church in the diocese join in
prayers for Pope Benedict was issued
today by the Right Rev Edward ]
O'Dea, bishop of Seattle, following
receipt of press dispatches here re-
porting the critical condition OF the
pontiff. Bishop O'Dea also ordered
special prayers recited in parochal
schools of the diocese.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
Liquor Smuggling In
Northwest ShouUs No
Decrease In Months
Republican A. p. Leased Wlre1

SEATTLE, Wash. Jan. 20-Inves-
legations which he has carried on in
Idaho, Washington and Oregon, have
revealed that there have been little
diminution in recent months in the
amount of illicit liquor smuggled into
the Northwest from Canada, +. A.
Hazeltines general prohibition agent
for the United States, declared here
today.
Enormous" supplies Of American
and foreign whiskies are being
brought into Seattle and other Puget
Sound ports each month, he asserted.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
Pope BENEDICT XIV Dying
Legion To Construct
Memorial To Former
National Commander
Republican A. p. Leased WireJ

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 20
Construction Of memorial in Cin-
cinnati to the late +. w. Galbraith,
Jr.. former national commander, was
authorised today by the American
Legion's executive committee. An
appropriation of $4,000 was author
lied. The committee also designated
October Is to 20 as the dates for the
fourth annual convention at New
Orleans.
The first day OF the conference was
devoted to discussion of the plight Of
disabled World War veterans and
plans for their relief. The United
States Veterans Bureau was criticised
by several speakers.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
Bulletin)

ROME, Jan. 21-(3:45 a. m)-The condition of
Pope Benedict is slowly growing worse and now is ex-
tremely grave.
His mental faculties showing signs of decline.
Frequently the pontiff murmurs incoherent phrases.
treme JUNCTION which administered shortly after
o'clock this morning by Monsignor Zampin assisted by
Monsignor Teston AT the conclusion of the ceremony
the pontiff called Monsgnor Zampini to his bedside
thanked him and shook his hand.
AS result of the popes insistent appeals Professor
Battstini left the chamber at 240 o'clock for short
rest.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
CARDINAL CIORCIO
SAYS LAST PRAYER
OVER HOLY FATHER

The Arizona Republican, at o'clock this morning
received the following bulletin the condition Of Po
Benedict: .4ss III st&5
ROME, Jan. 21.-At SIS o'clock this morning
Pope Benedict still alive but rapidly failing.
AT o'clock it had been announced at The VaticaF
that the Pope dying and kilograms were sent to t
papal nuncios to that effect AT $3.50 o'clock the pom
tiffs physicians issued bulletin saying:
"The condition of the Holy Father became
during the night, which agitated and sIeepess"
The physicians gave his temperature as 1874 cent?
grade (roughy, 101 degrees Fahrenheit); pulse, 122
and respiration, CO.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21

Pope Benedict the pontfieate SEPTEMBER o.
X having died on August ~
Benedict, cardinal cardnai eecon0
1914 when aren
Pog in the diocese OF Genes
Now 2, and ordained priest Dec q, 1873
He served secretary Of nunue IN Span rom 1888 20 0o |
state 1901 In SW ne WAS
of
headquarters National
advocated modernism IN religion
Bishop Rome
Ptf Universal Church Patriarch
Metropolitan the
of the Temporal Dominion of the Holy Roman
noble BIRTH and like his predecessor Pope Plus H. an
encyela the
and of history scholar
mat devoted duties
viuo health spi
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
Bulgarian Officials
Dratu Slender Stipend

SOFIA. Bulgaria, Jan. 20--Members
Of congress, cabinet officials and other
government chiefs in the United
states who have been wont TO COM
plain of slender salaries may find
satisfaction in comparing their re-
enumeration with the salaries paid
some of the public servants OF Bull
garia. This country pays its members
OF parliament 81 a day and its cabi-
net members 81 a week,
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
SoUietS Purchase 8
Steamers In Britain

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S--Soviet
Russia has purchased eight steamers
I'm Great Britain during the last six
months il was announced tonight py
the commerce department. SIX OF
these steamers Of $3.50 tons eacH
we're bought at prices ranging from
25 600 pounds to $4,000 pounds. one
Of the larger steamers formerly tho
"Ashwinp has been renamed tho
'Trut1llF'
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
Harding Issues Call
For Department Meet

WASHINGTON, Jan. 90. - Presi-
dent Harding issued a call today for
q business meeting on February g. Of
heads and assistant heads of depart
ments and establishments, disbursing
officers and all other officials Of the
government who are in authoritative
relationship 10 budget expenditures
The meeting IS to discuss the
budget situation and economic gov
ornamental measures
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
President Discusses
Plans For Merchant
Marine With Experts
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IHSpuUIILdII ~ = LGdSCu VVTFt
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20-President
Harding expects TO receive early next
week plans prepared by experts for
dealing with the merchant marine
question. A number of suggestions
have been prepared and the presi-
dent, his callers said today, will con-
slider them carefully. The problem is
regarded by the executive as one of
utmost difficulty because of opposi-
ton to any policy savoring of ship
subsidy.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
W.C.T.U. President
Calls On Citizens
To Observe Dry LauU
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EVANSTON, Ills, Jan. 20. - De-
claring that the w. c. II. u. now was
"at a thrilling hour in its national
life," Miss Anna Gordon, world
president, in an address tonight called
on temperance forces and law abid-
ing citizens to aid in a nation-wi
campaign for general law observance
and for enforcement of the eighteenth
amendment and the Volstead act.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
NogaIes May Build
Tourist Hotel And
Public Camp Parks

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NOGALES, Ariz.. Jan. 20.-Presi-
dent H. NJ. Claggett of the Nogales
chamber Of commerce, today asserted
he will within few days appoint a
committee to obtain data regarding
construction of a tourist hotel here.
The chamber also purposes establish
ing a tourist park and three sites
have been offered for the purpose.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
Detroit Speeders Get
k. P. Duty In Detroit
House OF Correction
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htpUDIILdII ~ r LCdoIN VVHNI
DETROIT, Jan. 20.--A group OF
Detroiters, several of them promi-
nent business men, were working in
the kitchen and dining room, and
performing other menial tasks at the
Detroit house of correctio today fol-
lowing their sentence to the institu-
tion by Judge Bartlett of Recorders
court after their conviction of speed
ing.
AS the terms each speeder will
serve is too short to permit his learn
ing a trade. the traffic law violators
are being used in the kitchen or sani-
tary departments.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
WILSON ATTENDS CONCERT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20. - Former
President Wilson today for the first
time in many months attended n
public concert. Accompanied by Mrs
Wilson. he was present at a concert
at which Jessie Masters, an American
contralto, was heard for the benefit
of the Disabled Veterans Relief
Society.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
PriUote Manufactures
Cuts Price On Shirts
For Russian Children
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 An un-
dershirt today decorated the office of
the secretary of commerce. There it
hung, neat and new, but quite small.
Inquiry developed that the under
shirt was a sample under considera-
ton in connection with the American
relief administrations plans for the
purchase of 100000 undershirts for
Russian children. The sample, it
was said. was offered by private
manufacturers at % cents while the
war department wants 80 cents a
shirt for army surplus stock.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
VielO Body Of Woman
Thought Murdered By
Eost 81. Louis Doctor
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EAST ST. LOUIS, Ills, Jan. 20. -
The body of Mrs. Perry Richwine
was exhumed today and an autopsy
performed. 1t was announced the
findings would be kept secret until
the preliminary examination of DR..
McCracken. January 26. OH charges
of numbering Mrs. Richwine and her
aged father in law, William Rich
wine
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
Lands Seriously Ill
With Bronchial Attack
Republican A. p. Leased WlreJ

CHICAGO. Jan. 20--Federal Judge
Landis Is seriously i'll with bronchial
troubles" is was announced at his Of
flee tonight. Judge Lands has been
confined to his home for several days
with bad cold. but it was announced
tonight his failure to recover quickly
had caused his physicians to order
him to bed
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
Burton A. Cameron Is
Appointed Flagstaff
Prohibition Officer

WASHINGTGON, Jan. 20-Prohi-
bition Commissioner Haynes an
nounced today the appointment of
following general prohibition agents
with headquarters as designated:
Harvey Bielgard, state of Washing
ton; Burton, A. Cameron, Flagstaff,
AriZ.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
Irish Government To
Take OUer City Hall
At Dublin TOMORROW
TRepublican A. p. Leased Wire1

DUBLIN. Jan. 20-The city hall to-
morrow will be returned TO the mu-
nfcipal authorities by the military and
will be used by the provisional gov
ernment as headquarters for the pres
ent, instead of the mansion house.
Announcement was made tonight
that the Bank of Ireland had agreed
to act as agents for the Irish Free
EtAteG
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
(BulIetin)

ROME, Jan. 21.-(6 a. m.)-Pope Benedict was
reported to be dying at this hour, the
being made by the physicians in attendance who said
that the pontff was passing away quietly.
His heart action becoming irregular and his
pulse intermittent
Cardinal Giorgo, plenipotentiary and other cardi-
Giorgio said the prayer for the dying pope, who
sinking rapidly at this hour.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
ElRE sMupoE POTS

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2O.--Dell.
,;tn inflammation as to crop damage
d,,e ~ last nights frost had not
raacbed the weather officials mere
tonjrht Unofficial reports from
santa Cruz, however, indicated ap
nroxin1atelv $150,000 damage 70 the
artichoke crop, ranging from the low
ast tenlperatures in that section =.
lowering around 20 degrees--ih %
years. 4.A ~ +be
orange district, firing o. fose
snIdges started last night at
o'clock. continuing until nine thls
morning. while II hours were con-
suned in similar activity at corona
10 save the large stand OF ripenlns
T'he forecast for tomorrow is cold
weather for the entire district. MOD
Grating slightly during the day. y
The gripping cold of the past 4s
Lonrs moderated in northern ana
central sections OF the Pacific coast
region today, but zero Temperatures
were the rule at Reno and the soutn. .
ern california citrus belt anticipated
further frost, and possible Damage 70
crops tonight. - ~
Portland had rain tonlght Inc
forecast is for warmer Wealher To-
morrow though killing frosts were
predicted for the San JOAQUIN ana
Santa clara valleys in California, ana
snow flurries were forecast IN ldaho
and snow or rain in washington ana
Oregon.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
crop FRUIT SHIPMENTS

SAN BERNARDINO, Calf. Jan. 2Q.
shipment Of citrus fruits from CAL
ifornia was ordered stopped py the
California Fruit Growers EXchanse
tonight pending determination OF tne
damage done by the current colu
weather. Growers in this county
viii meet tomorrow at Redlands TO
discuss the situation.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-21
CALIFORNIA FRUIT.
KILLED BY WORST
FROST IN 9 YEARS
MILLIONS OF ORANGES FROZEN ON
TREES IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA;
SNUDGE POTS FIRED TO PROTECT
REMAINING CROP IN FRUIT BELT
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LOS ANGELES, Jan. 20.-Millions
of oranges were frozen on the trees
of southern California last night and
severe, though yet undetermined
damage was suffered by citrus fruit
growers in many districts py lle
worst frost that has struck TINS re-
,r;on in nine years. according 70 Oh
f;ciaIs of the growers organizations
Continued cold weather was antlcl-
rated tonight, and arrangements were
made for smudging large areas u
Fxactly what damage the frost VII M
Az depends largely upon the sort Oh
weather that succeeds IT, groMeIs
said II the weather warns up graz.
,,allv 60 that the frozen trult can can
thaw ont slowly, the crop loss VIII
ha s less severe than otherwise, tney
declared. The crop Of acoyados was
Gamaged seriously and sharp re-
duction Of the lemon production may
he expected as a result Of the treez ,
ing az young fruit. according 10 locai
horticultural officials.
southern California today hau q
,,arietv az novelties-automobile raol-
ators hurst by freezing. frozen walss
nines In ice on ponds and bitches. ana
= shortage Of gas, due to the unusuai
demands made on the mains LOT neae-
inr purposes, were among theIn.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-09-05

BETTER not wait until after the
fire. Let Ditto insure you now, and
carry the worry. 11-H
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-09-05
Copyrights By Little, Brown 8 Co.

NOW the thing has progressed to a
place where vOu may be-weil-what
one might call the thorn in the side
Of their happiness. You are the
other man as it were, to cause quar-
"2ls and that sort of thing And she
feels that she has not done rightly by
you, and, through her friendship and
desire To see peace all around. be-
lieves she can arrange matters 10
suit all concerned. To be plain and
blunt, Mr.. Fairchild. you are not in
an enviable position. l said that |
had Information for you. and I'm 60
ing to give it. You are trying to work
mine. That demands capital. You
haven't got it and there is no way for
you to procure it Your partner now
is accused of four crimes and will 90
to trial on them in the fall. 1t is al
most certain that he will be convicted
on at least one of the charges. That
would mean that the deeds TO the
mine must remain in jurisdiction of
the court in lieu of cash bond while
the case goes to the Supreme court
Otherwise, you must yield over your
partner to go to Jail. In either event
the result would not he satisfactory
For Yourself / dare say that a person
whose father is supposed to have COM
mitted a murder-nOt that | say he
did il. understand-hardly could es-
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the money to proceed on an undertak.
ing which requires capital There
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witness against your partner. She
also is in position to use those same
good offices in another direction, so
that there might never be a grand
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of the kind, in your mine-which, If
you will remember, brought about a
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through her very good connections in
another way, she is able to relieve
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of which | am not at liberty to name,
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Fairchild leaned forward.
"And of course" he said caustfcaIly,
''the name of this mysterious feminine
friend must he secret?"
"Certainly. No mention of this
transaction must he made to her di-
rectly, or indirectly. Those are my
specific instructions"
do you want my answer nOw?''
"At any time when you have given
the matter sufficient thought"
"That's been accomplished already.
And there's no need of waiting. | want
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-09-05
NEW ALLOY COMES INTO USE
the Construction of Worm
Wheels or Gears.

Worm wheels or gears of a new ma
terial are a recent development, says
the Scientific American. Such wheels
have mainly been made of steel or
iron or bronze, but now, for certain
purposes and under certain conditions,
they are being made of duralumin.
This alloy has never before been used
as gears.
Duralumin is an alloy of aluminium,
magnesium, manganese and a little
copper, and its strength and tOughness
can be made equal to mild steel, and
for a given section the weight is one
third that of the continental bronze.
Superior strength in the teeth is as
sured by the alloys tensile strength
and elastic limit.
The same properties that make du-
ralumin a suitable and desirable ma.
terial for worm wheels also make 1t
valuable for spur gears and other
gearing.
Where duralumin can be run with
steel rather than against itself the
best results are obtained. For exam
pie, In the timing gear trains of auto
mobile motors, where both long life
and quietness are essential, helical
cut spur gears of duralumin alternat-
ed with steel gears have been in sue
cessful service.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-09-05
London's Infamous sIums.

The sIums Of London, especially in
Shoreditch and Bethnal Green, have
scores of hOuseholders who have not
had to pay any rent for two or three
years and have not the remOtest idea
of who their landlords are. The land
lords dare not come forward and ad-
nit that they own these houses, which
are in a shocking state of repair. The
property is low liability rather than
an asset. These tumbledown houses
have mostly fallen into the hands Of
foreigners and change hands so fire.
quently that track is lost of the for
mer owners. The queen was shown
some of the worst of these places by
the mayor when she visited ShOreditch
recently She had expressed a wish
that nothing should be ''tidied up" be-
fOrehand. In two rooms of one ram
shackle dwelling in Wilmer gardens
lives a man with no less than nine
children.