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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29

bin5og, miroen sic Shuppen Der SO.
bal nrpo National Grant 8ro6uaen-
ten alf Ser 8eItleite I'M mebrere
tanien0 Dollar bei6dbigt, nn6 man
maB bon @liid beim nngliid ipre-
de1t, bob feline Menidet1leben oabet
nerloren gingen.
-gonobeiiter bon $780, 900 Golb-
BONDS, sic ouf Ben Name1, 6es g. 6.
9onoolfo unb Sral al1sgeiteM iinb,
e%r,05rterten Dienitagnabmittag Die
8atiamfeit, bic BONDS IN 5orm elmer
SDpotbefe ali oerfaufen un0 Die oa-
Bel er5ielten Sonos Sen 8on6beiibern
5l.fommett gu loien,
Gin 11eres @roBbanbelsgeidaft
in aafee uno @e4piir5er 1T unter Der
6irma S. 81. 5dulb COMPANY &c,
griinbet moroen. Serr Sdulb, Der
fruber nit Ser Sormers 2oan nno
EruIt COMPANY berbunben tuar, miro
bent t11el1en Gei6dfte Dorfteben nno
6aslelbe als 2ieferant an &anoGer I'M
@roBen betreiben.
-8abrenb elmer Dienitagmorgetl
Inn 11eur1 ubr in ser unbefleften gm.
pfdngnisfirbe bom bo6m. r. Suite,
8. g. g., s. 9, geleienen 8ral1t-
.me1ie IieBen iib fiir's 2eben bereint-
gen 9lrtbur 8. @aN Sobn Der So
mile bes &ontraftore1 Mmbros
@abl, nno SRI. &omana Seberger,
Eodter ser Samilie oes &ongrebfan'
oioaten g. S. Seberger. SIN Seber-
qer Seim tpr1r6e i'm tranten 8ertpa1to-
tenfreiie 6as &od5eitsmabl genoiien,
un6, nit Sen beiten @lidmuniden
fir cine geiegnete 8rfnnft<begleitet
trat oas iunge 8oar cine So65etts-
rei1e na6 Sem n0roli9en M%inneiota
an, bon mo- 5urudgefebrt, 6asfelbe
SEN etgenen Ser6 IN ct. Glono ein>
rtbter miro.
- 8ernbar6 Mantenberg, Sobn
ser 6amilie Sbeo6or Mantenberg,
fiibrte geltern, Wittpo6, in Der ct.
Soiepbs Stride 5u Mtnneapolis Sri.
@belDn Ebomion als 8raut gum
'Eraualtare. 0os il1nge 8aar miro
ct. glou6 5u ieinem Seim ma6en,
no ser 8rdntigam Mnteil an einen1
@arage-@eI6dft bat. M0ge es BENT
lelben am eigenen Ser6e itets mod
@uni6 erbeben!
- SsSn Ser ct. Mntoniusftr6e fan6
Dienltagmorgen mabren6 eines bonn
bo9m. Serrn S., Sinnenfamp gefeier-
ten 8rartamtes cine Doppelbod5eit
ltatt. IS rei6tet ii6 6ie San6 5um
2ebensbunoe Beter 81. @roB un6 SRI.
.SSennie Meper, un6 6eren S6tpeifer
Maria MeDer nno Soiepb &lier. Na6
Dem 6ie bei6en Scare beim &ob5eitS=
mable oie ber5liditen @ludpiini9e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29

entgegengenpmr1en, traten lie ei1e
Sodseitsreiie nab Chicago an. geab
Ser Giftebr mer6en lie ben bdusli-
den Serb in st. glouo einridten.
M0ge ibnen i'm gbeftano itnr Gliif
erbliibenl
Mbermals i'll Die an Is. Mbe-
1uts 1iiolih mobnenbe 8amilie 8eter
Dieoerids, meld)e pabrenb Der lebten
bier Sabre bier &tn0er 6urd ben
perlor, bon idtperen 2ei0 be-
troffen moroen; in6em ibr Sobn Ni-
folas Sreitagnodmittag IN glitberan
nabe Gerglls 5aus betm 5dimmerl
ertranf. Ser geritorbene 1pur0e Dor
81 Sabren in ct. @ln16 geboren uno
ct erfreute iid bier unter ieinen SUI
genbfreun6en ougemeiner 8eliebt-
beit. @or 5pei 8o6en begob er ii6
nab Sergus Saqs, no er als 3euge
in einem 8ro5eiie borgelaoen nor,
uno man %ertpartete i'm bier in ei1igen
.Gagen 5urid;; anitatt oeiien mur6e er
uber ais 2eiGe ms @aterbals bon
ieinem 8rltoer Soiepb, Der Samitag
na6 glitberan reiite, 5urudgebra6t.
Mit 0en 70 19mer gepriften often
gltern betra1tern ieinen u11erparteten
Sob 5tpei Biir6er, 8eter 1tn6 Soiepb,
unb 5uei 59meitern sic Srauer1 Ml-
|bina Grams nn6 Soiepbina 8rut-
ger bon ct. gIono. Die 8eer6igung,
|mel6er Ser felt ldngerer 3eit lei6en-
De alte @ater ni6t b%eitDobnen fonn-
tie, fnn6 Montagmorgen nod eirem
nm 11eun nbr IN Ser unbefledten @m-
|pfangntsfir9e bonn bo6m. P. Mto,
.. g. s., gefeierten &eqniem unter
GROCER Seilnabme bon 8erpan6ten
un6 8efannten anf 6em &albarien-
gottesader itatt. M0ge er ruben in
|Srie0en. Sen trauern6eh Sinterblie-
benen mnr6e aQgemeines un6 ber5li'
DIES 8eilei6 bef1r6et.
- @o6m. &atbe6ralreftor Scarf
@runernpal6 bieIt Montag Dor ben
Mitglie6ern 6es &imanis Clubs eine
%belebren6e Mnipra6e, in mel6er er
Die bel1t5utage 10 iebr Dorberi@enoe
Selbfiuht beflagte nn6 Sic lei6er in
gergeiienbeit geratene Nd6iten1iebe
in marmen 8orten empfaN ani6lie-
Ben6 at bns 2eben 6es 81. @lo6oal6,
befier bter5ebnbun6ertites Sabresge=
oddtnis im Monot September in fei-
erli9er @eiie in ser 9io5ele ct.
|Glou6 gefeiert miro, uno oeiien 2eben
nur 6em @eiten ieiner Witmeni6en
gepeibt NOR, er alS 8prbil6 CUR
Na6abml11g binitetae.
- ssSn @aite 8arf 1T in lebter
Dienitagnodt Srm Maria Dabinten,
M11tter ser an ct. @ermainitrabe
mobnen6en Sran 8ulentin Ebeiien,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29

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@onntag in Ser ct. G6l1ar6s &ir6t
preoigte II. in ser Montag bego1tne
men mebrtagigen 5ueiten Subresber.
iamml11ng ser Catholic Erutb @ocie,
tp Sen 8orfib fibrte. 6rettag mirf
Sod6erielbe in 8ropns 8aqeD Uni
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ment Der 5irm1ng ipertoen.
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gleib baS Hatronsfeit Ser pom bodm.
p. Maurus, 8. g. s., in Sreepor1
paitorierten @emein6e, nl1r6e lebten
6reitag bodfeterltb begangen. I'm
baD nbt nbr mar Die &ommnnion-
meiie, BET 1pelber ser Ser5 Sein-l1n-
teritubnngsberetn gerneininm 5nm 81
fde 6es Serrn ging u16 am ielbigen
Gage 6os iilberne Subildl1m feines
8eitebens feierte. Ser Mreb 0rgant-
iator 6rs g. 81. 6. nnteritiibungsber-
ems bon Minneiota bielt abenbs Bel
elmer G~eftberfammlung eine1t geoiege-
men 8ortrng. Das feierlihe Mmt mar
I'M 10 nbr, Bel Incident Die folgen-
sen bo6m. Bene6tftinerbdter ant Ml-
tore fungierten: >P. SSuitus 2itmer,
g. 8, &np1an Ser @emein0e, mar
3elebrnnt, oie 8rioren 2. Mlfreb
Maper bon ct. Sobns unb Mltguitin
.5toder bon 51tbiuco> Mrfanfas, aft
itierten alg Dinfon un6 5ub6tafon;
bodtp. P. Sulius 2ocnifar, Dc. g.,
NOR 3ereno11iar. Gin 5tuoiengenoiie.
6es bobp. Bfarrers, r. Sl6epbons,
g. s., Brofeiior Der Gbeologie
III Gtdar6ton, g. 8, belt cine berr-
Iide Seitprebigt.
Mm Montagnben6 beganrert in
Ser 81. Sobnnnes Mbtei 81 College.
billie bie Sabreserer5itien fir Bic aus.
tdtiger, Sur ge1tan1ten Mbtei
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29

geb0rigen bodm. Beneoiftinerpatres.
Dielelben peroen bon benz bodip. r.
Muguitin 5toder, .. g. g., 9rior Der
Seem 9ubiaco Ibtet in Nrfanias, ge-
leitet.
I Die feierli6e @runoiteinlegnn8
Der aeien Stride, Sic IN 2nfa SenrD
errh)tet miro, murbe lebten gonntu5
nu6mittags bonn Iodp'ten WSgr.
8lndta bon HoDaltor porgerommen,
nobei nebit benz brb1D. D%rtspfarrer
2in3 sic bo9m. Serren 8iaenbrinf
unb 8uBmnnr bon Melroie, 56ir-
mers bon 0fniis, 5tepban bon &os-
coe, 8feiffer bon Spring SIN uno Die
bo6m. 8eneoifti1erbdter Wartin bon
Meire @robe nn6 g1tgen bon ct.
Martin ait%iitierten. Nah bem 8eibe-
afte belt Msgr. 8labta cine ergrei-
fenoe 8re0igt, in Ser So6berielbe Der
groBen 3ub0reri6oar bic geoeutung
Ser Beier ans Ser5 1egte. Dieielbe
i6loB nit Mbiingen bes 2obgefanges
u@roBer @ott."
Das Set Ser feierliden eriten
&~tn6erfommunion tpl1r6e in ct. Nt<
6olas an lebten Counting in i60niter
8eiie begangen, nobel fiinf5ebn &na=
ben un6 odt5ebn Md0den, sic auf
bieien oenftpiir6igen @ft bonn bodm.
8farrer 56euer beitens borbereitet
paren, aus 6eiien San6 tie mdbren6
zines nm bulb 10 ubr gefeterten &od=
antics Ben 2aib 6es &errn empftmgen.
Som Bfarrbauie aus tpnr6e ste gliid-
lide &in6eri6aar unter Sen &ld1gen
Der ct. Ni6olas M11iiffapene in oie
Stride geleitet, no Ser Bfarrer eine
e%rgretfen6e Mnre6e an 6ieielbem bielt,
tporanf iie 6as Gmfgelub0e erneuer=
ten. Nabmittags tpuroen Sic &omm11-
nifanten in Sic @fapulierbrn6eri6aft
anfgenommen.
+SSn ser ct. Mnna Stride 51 S@im=
ban, no Ser bo9m. @err Matb. 8utn=
Ia als SeeIiorger nngeiteut III, mnr6e
Sonntag bel einem 9o6amte nm
rel1n nbr 6ns 6eit Ser feierli6en err
item FL. &inoerfommunion begangen,
an Dem ft6 5tueiun63tnan5ig &in6er
nod gutter @orbereitung beteiligten.
8eim Nadmittagsgottes6ienite MUIR
ben Sic &ommunifanten in Sic Sffnpn-
lierbruoeri6uft oufgenommer. 8eiie=
nem Sefe 5ierte eine berrlt6e Ser5-
Seiu=5tatue 6us @ottesbnns, Ste eli
men @ert bon $123.00 bot nn6 ser
Stride bon Dem @bepoar Sobann Sta
men gei6enft mur6e.
Sn Ser 8farrfirde gu @i6mon6
empfingen BEL eirem leBten Sonntag
gebaltenen feierIi9en M1Hte 6reiuno=
5luan5ig &naben unb adt5eb1 Mdo-
den feierlidit Die erfte III. &omm11=
MON. Diefelben gingen Montags
nodmals gemeinidaftlid gum Siibe|
6es Germ nn6 murben nod benz Got
teS6ienite in bic Sfnpulier- un6 &er5
Sehl=8ruoeri6aft q11fgenommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29

se1l1eS ploBl1dben cones 1r1fDlge e11es
Seraiblages i'm Sitter bon SO Sab.
rem geitorben. Dte Deerotgung firDet
bon Ser unbefledten gmpfdngnisfir-
DE aus an Sreitag1norgen tatt. M0.
,ge- Die 10 u~trertpartet III Ste g1pig-5
feit Mbberufene einen gnabbigen Midb
ter gefun6en bdber1!
9ente, Donneritag, miro Bel Ell
ner Brautmeiie in Der st. DARIUS
Stride at st. &aul 5oiepb 86bm
pelder boroem I'M SunItiger Glei.
idergei6dft babier Mniteuung batte,
Sri. SSrma &uiier, godter Der 8it-
ne Mnna Scatter bon bier, als 8raut
gum Eraua1tare fubren. M0ge es benz
iangen &aare Dem 8uni6e ietner lie
ben 8erpanoten uno guten Sreunoe
gemaB itets nod Bnni6 ergeben!
SS1 Ser nnbefledten gmpfdng-
ntsfirbe feierte Dienitagmorger I'm
a6t nbr bobm. P. Mlto, 3. g. g.,
Elm 8ral1tamt un6 iegnete 0en 5tpi-
.iden Sobn 8. S9mibt Sobn Ser bier
uobnenoen Sqn1ilie Martin 56miot,
un6 Sri. &utborina Wiler, oeren
&etm in 8udman lit, bier aber IN
|Dienit ltan0, gei6loiienen Sreublno.
Sci Ser Sod3eit Die I'M glternbauie
6es 8rda1ttgoms ltattfan0, nabm 6as
innge Haar, 6ns ct. CLOUD als Seim
b~eibebalten miro, sic ber5lubiten
@llduini6e entgegen Die fi6 bof=
fentli6 bertpirfli6en mer0en.
-sSSn Der &lage Beg Sobn &euas
gegen 6ie Campbell Mortb Star Gro
mite Company erfannten bie @ei6mo-
renen 6em @ldger an1tnH ser bon inn
gefor6erter $4,000 Sic 5nmme bon
$2634.84 5n. Die &loge Der Grar
Maria Seed gegen Die Continental
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in mel6er
&ldigerin 6te Berii6erung fir ei1 ge-
ltobleneS M11tomobil i'm 8etrnge bon
$500 beaniprudte, puroe ct ibren
@nniten bon sen @eidtporenen ent-
.i6ie6en, 6ie ibr 6ie bone 8erii9er-
ungsiumme 5niprnben. Senator S..
6. SuuibQn bertrat in BENT HroaeR
sic &ldgerin.
SS1 elmer lebten Donneritag
ifattgefun6enen 8eriammlung Der Di=
reftoren ser ct. CLOUD @anoelsfams
mer nno 6eS M1ttomobil Clubs mlr6e
Die @rri6tung zines Grant : gin-
gangs=8ogenS an ser &ereu5ung 6es
gepfaiterten Sefferion : Sodmeges
nit @ait ct. @ermainitraBe beipro6-
en-, un6 Ser Hlan lit Dienitag ser
Nortbmeitern Granite Dealers Mlio=
ciation CUR @%r0rter11ng urterbreitet
mor6en.
5taoti6abmeifter Sl1lius Mo-
ans tDobnte Ser im 2anfe leBter $50
DIE in COLORADO Springs, Sol, itatt-
gefunoenen 8%eriammlung Ser 1tatio-
nalen 6inan5md11ner : Miiociation
BET.
@elegentli6 Der leBte Bo6e in
hilbert SEQ obgebaltenen &orbention
ser @eteranen 6eg @Ifrieges mur6e
ct. CLOUD als nd6itiabriger &onben-
ttDnSort erfDren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-29
Swedish American Line

Rirseite Sabrfrede ,oh schpeben.
atnrfoeger 9%dnen1art, Jinlnnb. @uBe
eng Nentlcblano etc. 0irett nab @D-
9rellsaro;iber- unb 8tuilingsihranben.
Sailinso from New York:
Drottninshsm is. JUL, is. August, Is. SEPT.
Stockholm a. Jlli, s. Sept, 10. Oh.
Nnerbeie Observation-Disclosures.
BeoieHua1a nn6 RaiinDeinribtune.
Swedish American Zine
IL Glib 3. etrsae, Mianeapplis, Minu.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-18

of this state have never been In a
copper mine: have never seen the
operation of a great teaching plant
whereby the metal is separated from
the ore. Ajo is going to give the
people of Arizona a chance to really
see and learn how this great process
is carried on. The visitors will be
shown through the entire plant OF
the New Cornelia company, will see
the ore mixed and will see is proc
essed and converted into great sheets
of glittering copper.
Aio On Parade
The town of Ajo will be on parade.
The visitors will be shown a city
which is modern in every detail. a
complete civic unit which is clean
and architecturally beautiful. AJo
was built: it didn't "just grow" 1t
was carefully planned ahead OF time
for the best advantage Of the en-
ployes of the mines. Parks, streets
and public buildings have been laid
out according to a well considered
plan which makes of the finished
town unit of efficiency and artistic
merit.
For the amusement of the visitors
to the little city, there has been pre-
pared three days celebration which
will include every form of amusement
from eating to dancing. Sideshows
burro riding contests, fashion revues
adm pretty girls will be plentiful
Bright lights. brilliant colofs, fun and
Arizona republican., 1922-05-18
Great Three-Days' Celebration At
Ajo Is To Open Today In All Its
Fun And Jollity To Big Attendance

Today will mark the beginning of
a great three days classic at Ajo
when that interesting and modern
little mining city viii throw open
wide the doors of its hospitality and
welcome visitors from all parts of the
state to witness a great Days of
~" celebration. Among visitors
ffbm all other parts fthe state will
be a great many Phoenicians who
will make the trij by motor car.
The state is interested in Ajo. and
is willing to journey for great dis
tances to see the progress which has
been made since the modern little
mining town was founded. And the
people of Ajo are assuring the visit
ors that they will not be disappoint-
ed. The town is putting it's best foot
forward with great wild west en-
tertainment which is alone we'll worth
going miles to see, and the throwing
of the great New Cornelia copper
mines open to public inspection
should prove to be great drawing
card.
Arizona is the copper state, 1t has
contributed a large percentage of the
worlds supply of this semi precious
metal and yet many of the residents
Arizona republican., 1922-05-18
PROMINENT BANKER
TAKES CHARGE OF
COMMERCIAL NATL

At meeting of the board of direc
tors of the Commercial National
bank last evening, S. +. Shumaker
was elected vice president.
Mr.. Shumaker is a man of many
years banking experience. having
been actively connected with banks
In Butte and Billings, Montana, up to
two years ago. at which time he dis
posed of his interests and went to
California. For the past two years
he has been president of the Central
Bank of Imperial Valley at Calexico,
Cal, which bank has the enviable
record of being the only bank in the
Imperial valley that has passed
through the past two years without
borrowing money.
Recently Mr. Shumaker disposed
of his interests in Calexico and in
looking around for a location decided
on the Salt River valley as the best
spot in the Southwest in which 10
locate. He had occasion to visit here
in 1920, and after a trip over the
valley a few days ago he expressed
his astonishment at the remarkable
progress made in so short time,
Mr.. Shumaker feels confident that
the Commercial National bank has a
very good future. He will take ac-
tive charge this morning and invites
any one who might care to, to bring
their financial problems to him.
The Commercial National bank has
made an excellent move in securing
Mr.. Shumaker as vice president and
manager, for his wide knowledge in
banking affairs will be of great BEN
eff to that institution
Arizona republican., 1922-05-18
Free Refreshments at Gila Bend

amusement-thats the Days OF 40"
celebration.
A baseball game between Ajo and
Phoenix will be one of the leading
events of the sports program. The
American legion of Phoenix is send
ing a picked team of horsehide twirl-
ers to Ajo to engage in a great exhi-
bition struggle on the diamond.
To Send Team
The American legion is going to
send it's team to Ajo Friday after
noon. They wish to leave about 4
o'clock. and it is desired that motor
lists who plan to leave at that time
and who have room In their cars for
one or more of the players, notify
w. +. Mccoy. manager of the team,
Mr.. Mccoy may be reached by tele-
phoning number 4947 or at the Phoe-
nix chamber of commerce.
The American legion is vitally IN
terested in the success of the great
celebration as it is being staged for
the benefit of the American legion
community club house at Ajo. A
large representation of legion MEM
bers from Phoenix are going to be
present at the celebration, and legion
men from other parts of the state will
be there in force.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-18
How to Reach the
Scene of Outdoor
Playlet Tonight

Cottonwood Court, where "a Mid
summer Nights Dream is being pre-
sented tonight, Friday and Saturday
nights, is on Seventh street, two
blocks from the east corner of the
high school grounds.
To drive there, GO east on Van
Ruren street to Seventh street. then
north two blocks. To reach it via
street car, get off the indian School
or Brill car at Taylor street by the
corner of the hospital, and walk east
three blocks or leave the Brill car at
Seventh street and walk south on
that street to Cottonwood Court.
Last night the electricians were
putting the finishing touches to the
elaborate modern lighting for this
| time -honored comedy which will be
played on the green, just as wander
| ing companies in the time of Shake
speare played it in MERRY England. .
| The advance seat sale has been
very satisfactory. and the ladies of
| the College Club are congratulating
/ themselves that the many weeks of
| hard work and earnest effort and the
| splendid efforts of the players, pro-
fessional and amateur, who have the
prominent roles, will be properly re-
| warded
Arizona republican., 1922-05-18
Schools of State
Are Given Share of
S761,756.65 Fund

Apportionment of $761,756.65 in
state school funds, including the per-
manent school fund, to the IA coun-
ties of the state, was made yesterday
by Miss Elsie Toles, state school SUI
perintendent. Under the state laws,
the apportionment is to be made,
twice each year. The one made yes
'terday is the second and last for the
year, the first having been made in
January.
The money apportioned We're the
school funds which have been raised
by rentals on state lands, forest
lands. and other sources, and the per-
manent school fund derived from tax
alton. The apportionment was made
on the basis of $3.50 per capita of
the school population of each coun-
tv. The office of Charles W. Fair
field, state auditor, is now engaged
in drawing the warrants for the
amounts and these will be mailed to
the county school superintendent of
each county within a day or two.
Part of the warrants will be paid,
Raymond r. Earhart state treasurer,
said. from the funds raised by the
sale of $1,500,000 of tax anticipation
bonds.
The amounts apportioned to each
county ana the nuinper OIL ScnOol
children in each county are as fol-
lows: Apache, 1,040 school children,
S17,564.65: Cochise, 1868, Sill 009.60;
Coconino. / 019. S15, 5,4SS.S0; Gila, 4,146,
$63.019.20; Graham, 2,313, $35, 1880;
Greenlee, 1853, $40, 1850; Maricopa
Is, 5,z16. 1921. .283.20; Mohave. 656, s10,-
0O1. so: Navajo, 1,723, $26, 1880;
Pima, 4,746, $72,139.2O; Pinal, 2,259
$34 336.80; Santa Cruz, 1,450, $22,
O40: Yavapai, 800, $46,664; and
Yuma, 2,OO9, $30,536.So. The total
number of school children according
to the apportionment is $4,000 and
the amount apportioned, S761,756.65.
The apportionment made in Janu-
ary was made on the basis of $11.95
per capita.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-18
ERNEST v. LEWIS IS
NEW PRESIDENT OF
THE COUNTRY CLUB

Ernest w. Lewis was elected pres
ident of the Country club at the an
nual meeting OF the board of direc-
tors Harry w. Asbury was made
vice president and Guy N. Dernier
named secretary and treasurer.
The board of directors of the club
for the coming year will be made up
of the following members. II. L.
Aller, II. w. Asbury. DR.. Kimball
Bannister, /. Fl. Chalmers. G. n. Der
nier. T. K. Dunbar. l.. G. Galland, f.
w. Eriffin, J. j. Halloran. r. W.
Lesclier, e. w. Lewis, Warren Nc
Arthur, Jr.. Charles A Stauffer, w.
H. Thompson, DR.. A. NJ. Tuthill.
Various committees were named
for the care of the greens, entertain
ment of guests, and arrangement for
golf and tennis tournaments, the
care with which they were chosen
Arizona republican., 1922-05-18
MANY CONVICTED
FOR VIOLATIONS Of
THE LIQUOR LAWS

J. B. Dick, arrested on the night
of May 13 on South Central avenue
on the charge of possession and
transportation OF Intoxicating liquor,
entered a plea of guilty in the United
States district court yesterday and
was fined $3.50 or 60 days in the
Maricopa county Jail. The motor car
seized in this case was ordered for
feited to the government for sale.
The Rev. Arthur Engelbrecht, ar
rested on May Z seven miles north :
west of Superior, AriZ., by federal
prohibition agents, entered a plea of
guilty yesterday to the charge OF
possession and transportation of in
toxicating liquor and was fined $l00
The car seized was forfeited to the
government for sale.
r. S. Stephens, arrested on Jan
IA. entered a plea of guilty to the
charge of possession of Intoxicating
liquor and was fined $500, which he
paid
r. II. Johanning, arrested on the
night of Dec. 16, 1921, was found
guilty by a jury in federal court
yesterday to the charge of possession
and transportation of Intoxicating
liquor. Sentence is to be passed or
May Is.
Natividad Enriquez entered plea
of guilty to the charge of possession
of intoxicating liquor and was fineo
500 or 80 days in Jail.
Luis Agundez pleaded guilty to
possession of Intoxicating liquor and
mash and still and was sentenced to
pay a fine of $3.50 or to three months
in jail.
John Clemons, arrested on the
charge of possession and transpor-
tation of Intoxicating liquor, was
bound over by the United States
commissioner to the federal court IL
bond of $780,
r. A. and Luisa Santacruz, arrest
ed for possession and selling intoxi'
Arizona republican., 1922-05-18
Death of School
Teacher Mourned
BY Many Friends

In the death of Mrs. c.. D. Jani-
son there passed from this life a
teacher of note and vast experience.
For more than 80 years she presided
over the class room, having been the
high school principal of Rollo, Mis-
souri,, for about 20 years, and for sew
eral years the head OF military
academy in Los Angeles. - She was
prominent member of many clubs in
the state of Missouri. where she re-
sided up to six years ago when she
came to Phoenix. She was strong
Christian character and devout men,
ber of the Catholic church. Among
her many friends and residents of
Arizona republican., 1922-05-18

this community are some Of her pu-
pills who attended her schools back
in the stae of Missouri. of whom
Prof. Claude d. Jones OF the local
high school, and ]. p. Frazier of the
state highway department are num-
bered.
She is survived by Judge G. d.
Jamison a prominent attorney of this
city; daughter, Blanch Parker and
wife of d. II. Parker mining engi-
neer of this city: Claude e. Jamison
Arizona republican., 1922-05-18

son and well known geoligist OF
Dallas, Texas, formerly state geoli-
gist of Wyoming; Earl j. Jamison, a.
son and mining engineer Of Los
Angeles, California.
Funeral services were held in the
Catholic church and burial at Green
wood cemetery. The pail bearers
were Attorneys +. Louis thinner
man. James P. LAWN, Thomas W..
Nealon and l.. J. HoIzwarth, and
Prof. G.. d. Jones and L. p. Frazier.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-18

eating liquor, were given a hearing
in federal court yesterday afternoon.
F. A. Santacruz pleaded guilty and
was bound over to the federal court.
The case against Luisa Santacruz
was dismissed
Macario Aguayo and Martin Urena
We're arrested yesterday morning on
a charge of possession of Intoxicating
liquor.