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Arizona republican., 1922-02-22

more class. G. B. Flynn presented
the prizes TO the contestants in be-
half of the Mess. Rotary club.
Sophs Win First Game
The girls team of the sophomore
class at the high school won the first
interclass basketball game over the
freshmen class played Tuesday. The
juniors and senior girls will play
their game on Thursday and the
winning team will play off the cham
pionship game on Friday.
Atkinson Will Speak at Church
Church night at the Methodist
church on Wednesday night win be
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
society. 1t will open at 3 o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon with a sale OF chill
dren's garments. aprons and fancy
work in the basement OF the church.
A colonial chicken dinner will be
served from to O'clock at so cents
for adults and 25 cents for children.
At o'clock DR.. Atkinson. district
conference superintendent. win de-
liver the address of the evening on
America, Christian Republic" The
male quartet will sing during the eve
ming.
Extra Padloeks on Hand
The city marshal has surplus OF
16 padlocks. realized frcm the recov-
cry OF 80 locks last week which were
taken from the schools and business
houses in. the city. Sixteen Of the
locks have been identified by their
owners and restored and the balance
are in the hands of the marshal
awaiting claimants.
Three boys. working with the abil-
ity of experienced and expert lock-
smiths, made the collection from the
high school, the north building and
off the back doors of local business
houses. The boys have been appre-
hended.
Fourteen prize pigeons stolen from
Floyd Hastings in LeBarron addition
on Sunday night have been recov
cred By the city marshal and re-
turned to their owner. Three small
boys were found guilty of the theft.
Fire Burns Car
The James Scott Marmon car was
somewhat damaged by fire in a To-
cal garage Tuesday afternoon when
flames broke out while mechanics
were working on it. The car was
rolled into the street and the fire
department responded to the call to
extinguish the flames.
Merrill Dingle and Guy r. Rice
Angeles. They expect to return the
last of the week.
Many Visitors at X. p. Session
Visiting brothers from the Tempe
and Phoenix lodges attended the
meeting of Damon lodge No. 10. X. of
p. held in the X. p. hall Monday
night. Work in the second rank
was conferred on one candidate. The
anniversary OF the order was OBJ
served on Sunday when a large num-
ber of knights and Pythian Sisters
attended in a body the special serv
ices conducted by the Rev Francis
,Bloy in st. Marks Episcopal church.
The Pythian Sisters celebrated with
a dance on Tuesday night in the X.
of p. hall.
Fire Destroys House
Fire completely destroyed the res
idence and belongings of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cordell and their three children. on
the J. Q. Wallace ranch. located on
the Roosevelt road. three miles west
of Mesa. Fire apparently starting
from a defective flue was discovered
about o'clock Monday night and the
family just had time to escape saw
ing practically none of their per-
soual helonpfngs
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22

have decided to sell at public
auction. without limit or reserve, my
two years lease on 100 acres of good
OF barley and alfalfa; now ready for
good pasture; rent S16s0 per acre per
year: and my entire herd of dairy
stock, horses. harness, milk cows.
buckets, household furnishings; all
my personal property. Offering con-
sists OF the following:
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
AUCTION
68 Holstein Cattle 68

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK
SHARP.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22

MODERN room bungalow in Pc
oria; $500: $500 cash. balance $50
per month, including interest. j. l.
Meyer. Peoria, Ariz. IL
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22
AUCTIONS
Auction

SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 25TH.
COMMENCING AT 1870 O'CLOCK
SHARP, AT McMULLIN'S ACC.
TION YARDS, col n. 7TH AVE.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-22

The stores of Tempe will close at
noon today and remain closed the
remainder of the day on account OF
Washington's birthday holiday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-15

Cecilton several months ago, was
placed on trial yesterday before jury
i'm the Cecil county court.
a social organization was formed
last evening by the men of the Elkttu
Presbyterian Church. Officers as fol-
lows were elected. Rufus ID. Rowland
president: Joshua Witworth. vice.
president: Roger witworth. secretary
I.ecdom Scarborough. treasurer.
Mrs. Jane LunGren. wife OF join
Iungren. died yesterday at Lewisvillc
She was IS years old and leaves g
large family.
Mayor Mackall has called n mcetinf
Tor tomorrow to organize a Board %
Trade.
The Cecil County Board of Educa
ton has retained Clarence II. Hope 4
prepare plans and specifications fo
new school buildings 10 cost $3.50. 00O
Lewis, the siN-year-old son q
Arthur Coates. Negro. of Cccilton
died at Union Hospital from burns re
sulting from the child's. sclothinl
catching fire from n stow.
The Christmas treat to the inmate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-15

Haven, you often wished
for a true picture OF your
Government? Not a Demo
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unprejudiccd, non-polihcal
picture of the Government
OF which YOU are a part and
partner?
Tha, picture is now for
for the first time put be-
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Frederic J. Haskin. in his
book. The American Gov
eminent" has set forth the
story OF the actual workings
OF the great governmental
machine in a manner at once
SO skilliul and accurate as 70
win the commentator Of
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and which will quicken the
pulse OF every American who
reads II.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-15
LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
Quail and Rabbits Are Reported
Very Scarce in the Territory
Adjacent to Bridgeville.

spc.,si Correspondents Every Evcninc
rrldrcville. Dec. l5.-Quail and rab-
hlis are very scarce In this COM
nunty.
Ec,. William l.. White. pastor OF
Union Methods, Episcopal Church.
n making arrangements for series
OF revival services TO begin Decem-
Der 80. An Evangelist Will assist.
Mrs. G. Victor Lewis is suffering
from tonsiiitis
Eggs are selling for 80 cents per
dcsen.
The annual bazaar ~ the Tuesday
N.ght club. was a success. netting
600
Elizabeth. daughter ~ Mr.. and Mrs.
william knowles. died from an alb
sJpEs On the eve
Tho monthly meeting of the w. G.
4. Was held az the home ot Mrs
= harrington Mcssick.
o. ~ simpson % Denver, Col, Is
81 uudirg few DAYS here with his
p.,pts. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II
= lnpsun.
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Educational Value

Il ~ the mos, widely adv-r-
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Il j.. constantly us- az an
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While Il hAs enjoyed errep-
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has greatly increased since .he
United States eosr psrr in Tire
World War.
Every woman rho-id read
this book because the righ. %
vote max es II necessary for
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government works.
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OF how ;hc government func-
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snip.
All foreign-born person, 70
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their suspicion and hostility 70
all government.
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JNNl> ". JONES
Oi SMYRNA DEAD

smyrna De-. - James Wesley
Jones. h4gh.y respected citizen and
500 many years a prominent business
WI 20 smyrna. died Wednesday at
.t' residence ~ h.s son. Howard Il.
l...~ after a hr.cf .,ncss from nncu-
NJ. Jones was "a his eighties
.ra his ns' illness ne had been
.' business and was kccniv
fH, ana 20 Of thc DAY ard re-
.t active. Ils .t, was spent IN
ard a. ono ;.me nc was q
'.. 90 the firm ~ HardcaStle and
i.' and subsequently he was in
produce business. having very
H.s' tradc purchasing produce from
'i m'rs In the surrounding country
d sh.pping 10 10 the city markets.
d .r.s business manager OF the Nor
,..Nn, Ia. Herald. and Howard r..
OIL "rs - the firm % Clifton 4 Jones.
'."ss 80, ~ ,h.A town. -.
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CHEsTERTOwN AND VICINITY.

Chestcrtown. Md. Dec. 1.-THE
Queen Anne poultry farm has taken
orders for its entire output capacity
and IL will not book any more orders
except for custom Matching.
Edgar II. Pennington OF Kennedy
Vile has been elected n director of tho
Interstate Doirymcn's Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur w. Hubbard
representing the local Cbautauqua As-
ISOLATION, attended the Conference on
Public opinion and World Peace held
in Washington last week
Homecoming Week Is being obsorv.
cd by Rock Hall Methods
Episcopal Church. Tho pastor. Rev
w. II. Revcllc. is being assisted h,
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The Presidents

The lid OF the White
House is literally lifted off
that you may see your Presi-
dents as though you lived
with them, what they are,
what they do. how they live.
The impenetrablc dignity
of the Supreme Court is re-
moved as If by magic that
you may see the inner work
ings OF the most powerful
tribunal on earth.
You are carried TO the
ports and the courts OF the
world TO see the thousand
and one tcntaoles of your
Department OF State. alb
sorbing political and COM
mercial information. often
without your knowledge. but
always for your benefit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-15

women's Republican Club Of Massa-
chusotts yesterday. General John j.
Perahlng said that dangerous ele-
ments are moving toward "A revolution
IN America" both openly and secretly.
and that because national problems
have not been thoroughly discussed.
there have crept into 40 many wo-
mems clubs these undermining ten
denotes toward radicallsm Of al sorts"
Paclncism, the disease which strikes
at constitutional government" he
added. was one Of these tendencies"
As We look out upon the world
today, General Pcrshlng hald we
find complicated situations in Middle
Europe. In tho Near East and IN the
Orient. The nations lately atswar seem
ready 90 ~ NJ each Others Threats.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-15
Know Your Uncle Sam

You are shown how the
Weather Bureau is pulling
down the secrets Of the upper
air TO aid the shippers of mer-
ohandise. to safeguard those
who travel on the seas. and TO
give the farmers warning and
advice in the care of their
crops.
You arc shown how the op-
erations OF Uncle Sans health
officials have so improved the
conditions OF living in the
United States that during ten
years the average American
life has been prolonged about
~ per cent-to be exact your
funeral has been postponed
years. | month and 3 days.
fcu can see the entertain
ment and profit this. book has
IN store for you. and the beat
thing about II is the accuracy
OF every statement.
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Of the county almshousc will he given
next Thursday.
The Bayview Gun Club will hold
shoots In Keim's field, at Bayvicw. ON
Christmas Day and New Years Day.
a play entitled Every Youth" VIII
tpe given by the senior class of the
Wesley Collegiate Institute of Dover
in the Community House at Cecilton
tomorrow evening. The proceeds VIII
be given To the Methodist Church.
Miss Gladys Wcsterfield has COM
plctcd her contract with an educational
bureau I'm New York and will spend
the winter with her mother at fW'
Deposit.
The Eastern Shore Churchman,
paper printed for the BENEFIT OF th'
Episcopal Diocese of Easton. has
made It's first appearance.
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and war more terrible than the asi
II openly predicted. suspicion. Jcal-
ously and hatred arc followed by re-
pUdiation, calumny and threats ~
war. II 81 not Uncomfortable that
America might again take up arms IN
defense Of the principles ~ liberty
and justice which inspired our action
In 1917. j. would be- simple folly for
uE now TO revert ~ our proterbiai
liHtiessncFs
1T 10 surprising that any ~ our
people should bc 80 simple minded as
20 think that complete disarmament
on our part would induce other ma
lions 10 follow. As matter n fact
we were practically disarmed 10 1917
and we were quite alone
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Who Is Frederic j.
Haskin?

The author OF this is a news
paper correspondent whose
special articles on current at
fairs. politics, social economy.
travel and other subjects have
been given wide publication
throughout the United States
in recent years. In the course
Of his Investigations he mas
been sent by the great news
papers into al parts Of the
world. and ne has had the
benefit OF most varied and cx-
tensive observation. His work
mas invariably been notable Tor
care in securing facts. and for
rare skill IN narrating them.
Il has won him she confidence
OF Presidents. statesmen. dipio-
mats. and party leaders.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-15

Revs. W. u. Horncr. A. +. T. Raum,
J. i. Outten. V. i. Nor,hrup and j..
w. Prettyman. On Sunday Bishop
John W. Hamilton OF Washington Will
preach morning and evening
Captain John A. Clark. who for the
past 40 years wac master OF steamers
of the Maryland. Delaware a. Virginia
Railway Co, plying between Baltimore
and point. on the Chester river. has
rendered his resignation.
Miss Helen Williams and Rufus At
kline were married Tuesday by Rev
omar r.. Jones.
Addie Keenan,. guard or the wash
ington College football team. has been
appointed guard of the Maryland
football team.
William Parr Of Stlll Pond was call
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-15

The American
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BY Frederic J. Hsskin
Read these facts
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Uncle Sam a. Work" which
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GEORGETOWN NOTES.

Georgetown. Dec. 10 Rev. William
a ,son. pastor ~ the First rreshy-
Co. m church. save a dinner nj the
hone 81 MI and Mrs. James NJ Tun-
rf TUESDAY night and entertained
Rows. Thomas -. Grouse. &. :. l.arri-
moro. y I. Sparklln. John T. Bailey
and charles W Spry.
ndrr the auspices ~ tho George
toNn New Century club a public meet
me VAS held yesterday afternoon
whom Congressman caleb n Layton
ssp'a the Smith TownCr Matcrn!t,
III now pending IN Congress.
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The Illustrations

In addition 10 the text. thi,
remarkable book contains
pictorial story OF governmental.
activity. The illustrations are
all full page in size and were
made from photographs taken
especially for thi, edition. The
camera was hoistcd 10 the
tower above tue Weather Blu
reau 10 snap the apparatus that
reads the clouds: then lowered
TO the vaults Of the Naval OBJ
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that regulates the time for the
United States. u has caught
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The American Government
By Frederic J. Hasl1n
The Book That Shows Uncle Sam at Work

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cd 10 Washington 10 attend tho funer-
al of his brother.
The ovangollstlc committee OF Christ
VI. 4. Church has decided 10 begin n
series Of revival meetings January q.
s. w. Cranberry will move from the
store he now occupies on High street
to a room Just across the street now
occupied by BENJAMIN Heller.
s. Irving Sparks has been promoted
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Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone CO.
In Baltimore.
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RUSSIAN QUARTET At NEWARK

Newark. Dec. IS. The famous Rus
San Quartet will appear IN concer,
tomorrow night In Wolf Hall starting
o.. O'Clock one OF tho features will
D., .nc Russian Cathedral anthem. the
ir.'.rs; and most difficult ~ all Rus
. music
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Why Il Was Written

Thousands OF scrap books are
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cles, and he has received a con-
slant stream Of letters calling
for information pertaining 20
the government. Il was this
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ing a great educational service.
that inspired Mr. Haskin with
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enormous task he has completed
so successfully.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-15
Children Smoked $50 Years Ago.

Some two hundred and nifty years
ago children in England were sent to
school with pipes in their satchels
and the schoolmaster called halt In
their studies while they all smoked.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-15
CtCn COUNTY NEWS.

E.hton. Md Dec John Coleman
N'gro. ~ Wilmington. charged with
shooting and killing Ella Harris a,
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Rnalnn. Dec. Il.-Ahlrrealng the
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