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Arizona republican., 1922-04-23

restrictions have been Withdrawn and
the Century club now extends a corr
dial invitation TO the men and women
Of Phoenix to come and hear Mrs
Mebane tell of her Balkan expert
ences.
The speaker will be gowned in a
beautiful Roumanian costume heavily
threaded with gold and silver: a seed
pearl girdle, and a marvellous veil,
all presented to her by Marie, Queen
of Roumania. Mrs. Mebane will talk
on her experiences in the Balkans,
after the armistice was signed,
though she might talk with equal
ease on her work among our own
boys and among the allies during the
war; .
In addition to Mrs. Mebanes talk.
an exceptionally well selected pro-
gram has been arranged for the eveu-
ing. Mrs. C. H. Young and Mrs w.
r. Battin, with Miss inertia Work as
accompanist, will render musical
numbers.
Mrs. Thomas F. Campbell wife of
tile governor of Arizona, will deliver
the address of welcome. The dinner
will bring together many congenial
spirits and should prove one of the
happiest gatherings of the many to
be given during the Good Roads con-
vention.
Reservations for the dinner may be
made through Mrs. Hawthorne of the
Adams Hair Shop and through Mrs.
Griggs in the information bureau of
he Grand Central market.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-23

bookcases. built in china closets and
the like. The housewife will find the
arrangements of unusual convent
ence.
Each apartment contains five
rooms and is entirely separate from
other apartments. having three OUT
side entrances. These apartments in
clude three rooms and bath down.
stairs and two rooms and bath up
stairs. In addition, there is a screen
porch on the lower floor, which con-
tains stationary tubs.
The first floor arrangement is un-
usually attractive The living room
is spacious, opening into a large din
ing room. The kitchen arrangement
has every convenience for the house
wife, opening onto a large screen
Arizona republican., 1922-04-23
FERENCE ON CITY
ZONING PLANNED At
REALTY Convention

Farm lad men and those inter-
ested exclusively in urban property
will find conferences of the utmost
importance to them scheduled for the
convention of the National Associa-
ton of Real Estate Boards at San
Francisco May 81 to June 3.
Herbert V. Jones of Kansas City.
chairman of the National Associa-
tion committee on City Planning and
Zoning, will lead a conference on
this important subject Mr.. Jones
has made q close study OF this sub
ject. He is chairman of the Kansas
City Planning Commission. two other
members of which are also Realtors.
In many communities realtors have
taken the lead in establishing zoning
and planning and are frequently
found serving as chairmen and mem
bers of the various commissions.
The tremendous Importance of city
planning and zoning as a means of
stabilizing and insuring property
values is clearly demonstrated by q
recent instance in Oak Park. Ill.
where a piece of property previously
valued at $500 was sold sor $4,000
within sixty days after zoning be-
came effective The increased valus
Is SuAlESig dllT1UQl6Q 10 the pro-
lection assured through zoning.
George G. Kellar. Of Flint. Michigan.
Vice President of the National Asso-
citation. will preside at this confer
ence.
Realtors interested in rural prob
lens viii have an opportunity for an
exchange of views and to discuss
colonization and other plans and
policies at conference on Farm
Lands. The conference viii be pre-
sided over by Ira L. High. of Boise
Idaho, a Vice President OF the ma
tional Association and will be lead
by A. j. Simonson. of Denver, chair
man of the Farm Lands COMMITTEES
of the Association. A similar con-
ference was one of the most import
ant at the Chicago convention last
year and was well attended. Recently
a sub committee, OF which Joseph X.
Britain OF Chicago, is chairman. has
succeeded in obtaining from the rail-
roads Home Seekers Rates Of one
fare plus two dollars for the round
trip from Chicago to various points
of the west and Canada, effective the
first and third Tuesdays OF each
month. The committee is endeavor-
ing to obtain rates to other points
of the United States and Canada
Measures vitality affecting all own
ers. prospective purchasers and deal
ers Of urban and rural property will
be discussed at these two confer
ences.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-23
Committee Reports
To Feature Realty
Board Meet Monday

Reports of committee securing
pledges for the national advertis
ing campaign soon to be launched
in Behalf of Phoenix and the Salt
River valley will feature the regu-
lar bi-monthly meeting of the
Salt River Valley Realtors asso-
citation, to be held at the Hotel
Adams Monday noon. A large at
tendance is desired.
Some definite announcement re-
garding the opening of the nation
wide advertising campaign can be
expected il committee reports in
dicate that the monthly pledge
total will reach the $1,000 mark
within the next week or two, il
was said.
Several other matters of impor-
tance to the realtors will be
brought up for discussion at Mon
days meeting. All officers of the
club are especially urged to be
present at this meeting.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-23

EDITOR NOTE Americas
greatest water-power and landrec-
lamation project is nearing a crisis.
Will private interests control it, or
will the government carry it out for
the benefit of the people2 The Re-
publican sent its special correspond
ent to the scene-the basin states of
Arizona. California. New Mexico,
Nevada. Colorado, Utah and Wyo-
oming--to study the question and
tell you about it.
BY JACK JUNGMEYER
DENVER, April 21-The bridling
of 100000 wild horsepower-repre
sented by the Colorado Riyer-to
agricultural and industrial purposes
in the seven states adjacent to the
stream. is in the balance.
The conclusion Of the Colorado
River Commission field hearings, pre-
sided over by Herbert Hoover, Sec
retary of Commerce, advanced the
project to the critical stage, and the
formulation of an agreement be-
tween California, Arizona New Mex
ico, Nevada, Colorado, Utah and Wy
oming on the one side and the feder-
al government on the other is the
next step.
Its realization-stil in doubt
would mean CO. ordinated. scientific
public conservation and use Of what
Hoover terms "one of the nations
greatest assets
Failure would mean a greedy
scramble, endless litigation. private
exploitation and grab" in which the
rights of the many would be sacri-
feed to the so-called rights of the
few.
Will Be Difficult
That agreement is going to be a
tough job. owing to the reluctance
Arizona republican., 1922-04-23

One of the splendid new apartment
buildings recently finished is the New
Moreland, at the northeast intersec-
ton of First and Moreland streets.
1t was built by Mike Craig, a former
resident of Riverside, Calf, at cost
of about $4,000.
The apartment is distinctive in that
it is really a group of four different
structures, each separate from the
other. There are two apartments to
eight suites.
The exterior finish is of white
stucco over brick with trimmings
which offset the sidewalks and effect
harmonious color scheme. Interior
finish is in hardwood throughout, with
built-in features. such as built-in
Arizona republican., 1922-04-23
WHAT COLORADO RIVER.
DEVELOP PMENT NE ANS.
To BASIN STATE S.

to compromise. ''States rights will
play an important part.
Engineers who have studied the
Colorado--notably Director Arthur
P. Davis of the Z. S. Reclamation
Service-unite in saying there is
enough water for all for at least SO
years. Yet Colorado. and Utah es-
pecially are loath to accept any fixed
proportion on the ground that It
might jeopardize future upper basin
developments.
California wants flood protection
and security in its Imperial Valley
reclamations. Nevada seeks power
to develop low grade ores. Arizona
and New Mexico demand enough
water from the upper basin to secure
irrigation expansion. Colorado and
Utah want unlimited use of their
waters, with limitations below. wy
oming asks for ALLEGATION to safe
guard its future.
Other Complications
These primary demands are criss-
crossed with a score of political and
engineering complications.
Stripping away those raw rival
ries. however, and the jealousies or
frontier states, there is sufficient
common interest for the creation OF
an agreement. at least over long
test period.
And that is the prodigious task
confronting the commissioners dur
ing the next 80 days, after which. il
a. contract is framed, it goes to the
state legislatures and to Congress
for ratification.
Here in the making is one Of the
most significant precedents for the
utilization of Americas great nat
ural resources-a real test or the
democratic doctrine of the greatest
good to the greatest number.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-23

porch. There is an abundance Of
closet room on the first floor also.
The upstairs includes an inside bed
room, a screen sleeping room and a
dressing room, with a bath room.
Spacious closets also are provided on
the upper floor.
Each apartment also has its own
garage.
Mike Craig, the builder, came to
Phoenix about two years ago from
Riverside, Calf. He has been a
heavy investor in local real estate.
The New Moreland apartments being
one of many valuable additions he
has made within the past few months.
The apartments will be leased un-
furnished. Russell A Shedd is the
agent.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-23
v. D. NORTHERNHAS
STARTED WORK ON
S12 900 RESIDENCE
w. d. Northern of the Northern
and company contracting firm has
started work on a. $4,000 residence
at Eleventh street and Coronado

will have a chain gang of the most
incorrigible inmates of the county
bastile to take a prominent part in
the festivities.
Cheyenne Kiser Will have a collec-
ton of cowboys and Indians to put
the western flavor into the proceed
ings, and then there will be the
pectators-thousands of them - to
play their part IN putting across the
most ambitious and pretentious ju-
bilee.
On the afternoon of Thursday the
members of the junior chamber of
commerce will conduct the visitors
to the conventions on a special tour
of the valley, going to all the towns,
and expecting in return that the cities
of the valley will reciprocate by TAX
ing a full part in the Jubilee.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-23
MANY WOULD HEAR
MRS. MEBANE SPEAK

The Century club dinner which will
be given at the Hotel Adams Tuesday
evening and at which Mrs. B. Frank
Mebane will appear as principal
speaker, has outrun its original inten-
ton of being just for Phoenix won-
en-, and has assumed the proportions
Of community affair.
So many men who know Mrs. Me-
banes ability as a lecturer have re-
quested permission to attend that the
Arizona republican., 1922-04-23
WORK STARTED ON
HIGH SCHOOL GYM

Work on the new high school gym
nasium, the contract for which was
let to Claude w. Cisney, Phoenix
contractor. has been started The
structure will be completed in time
for the fall opening of school, it is
expected.
The structure will cost $27, 500. ac-
cording to a building permit issued
by the city building department
Wednesday. 1t is to be a one-story
brick building with provisions for
boys and girls as well as military
headquarters for the school and an
arsenal
Fitzhugh and Byron Of Phoenix are
the architects for the gymnasium.
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A craze for black Jewelry and
ornaments has taken a firm hold on
the fashionable women in Paris
Arizona republican., 1922-04-23

road. 1t is to be two story struc-
ture of 10 rooms
Exterior finish will be of faced
brick while the interior will be in
hardwoods throughout. Birch doors
viii be a feature of the lower finish
ings.
There will be six rooms on the
lower floor and four above, accord
ing to plans. The home will contain
ALI built in features with bath room
upstairs and down. A basement un-
der the entire house is provided and
plans call for the installation of a
hot water heating plant.
Mr. Northern has under contemp-
lation construction of similar dwell
ing in the Homeward tract, with the
same architectural features. which
will cost about $4,000. The contract
for this residence has not been COM
pleted vet, however.
Mr. Northern has only recently
purchased the West one half OF lot
eight in Homewood addition. This
gives control of all that tract of land
bounded by Eleventh street, Home
wood and Coronado roads. North of
Mcdowell road, Mr.. Northern will
make a sub division of the tract for
a residential district for people de-
string homes of the same high class
of architecture.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-23

In blaze of red fire soaring skyward from every
corner of the business district and with bare OF shrek
ing from every steam or air whistle IN or
near Phoenix, the biggest veliest and most entertain,
ing celebration ever held in this city will open at
o'clock Thursday evening when the Junior chamber OF
commerce. with the cooperation of The Arizona Re
publican will stage the great Downtown Jubilee Tor
which it has been preparing during the past month
Arizona republican., 1922-04-23
Mammoth Down Town Jubilee Is To Open
On Thursday Evening A Gorgeous Blaze
Of Music, Color, Fun and FroGc Galore

Junior Chamber Of Commerce In Cooperation With
The Arizona Republican Will Stage An Event
Bigger And Livelier Than Any Ever Attempted In
The State-Parade, Fashion Revue, Clown Carni-
val, Band Concerts, Street Dancing And Red Fire
Spectacle Are Few OF Many Features OF Great
Jubilee
Arizona republican., 1922-04-23

A bamboo tree grows so rapidly
that its growth can easily be seen
through a microscope.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-23

Wheel traffic an Italy keeps to the
left in large towns and to the right
in the country.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-23

Pottery made in 5000 3. c. has been
found in the countries west OF the
Andes.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-23

Lake Neagh. in Ireland, is the
largest lake in the British Isles.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-28

Frederick J. Haskin Director
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM
Information Bureau,
Washington, d. c.
I enclose herewith two cents
in stamps for return postage on
a free copy Of the Houseclean-
ing Booklet.
Name. .............
Street. ...........
City.
State. ................
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ARREST M'BARRON
ON THEFT CHARGE


GREENVILLE, o.. June 2S.-Frank
McBarron has been rearrested here on
a charge of taking DR.. John Anderson's
automobile. He was released from the
Dayton workhouse Monday after serv-
ing a sentence for driving an automo-
bile while intoxicated
Jury to Get Case
1t is believed the case of Felix 40
min, indicted by the grand jury on
charge of driving an automobile while
intoxicated, will go to the jury some
time Wednesday. Fifteen witnesses
have been subpoenaed to testify.
Water In Danger
Mayor Fitzgerald is in receipt OF a
letter from the state board of health
stating that the water supply of Green
vile is in danger of contamination. 1t
also states that the intake in Green
vile creek probably will have to be
abandoned soon. A meeting will be
held in Columbus July IA, at which
members of the council will be present
to bring up this matter
Probate Court
! Will of Eliza G. Apple. deceased,
admitted to probate and record.
John Gerlach was appointed execu-
tor of the will of Eliza 6. Apple, de
ceased. Bond, $4,000
! Application filed to admit will Of
Emanuel Brown to probate and rec
/ ord. Hearing July 5, 1922, a 9 a. m
/ Romie S. Burns, Administrative OF
the estate of James H. Burns, dc
ceased, filed application for the ap-
pointment of appraisers of partnershiu
assets. Order of appraisement issued
Application filed for appointment 0.
a guardian for Leander Stevenson
Hearing June so, 1922.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-28
Rid Your Home
OF Household Pests

Even the most careful housekeeper
is likely at times to have trouble with
some of the numerous pests such as
ants, bedbugs. cockroaches, fleas, flies,
moths, rats and mice.
In spite of all precautions these un-
welcome visitors frequently get into a
house and Immediate action must be
taken toward their determination.
Poisoning, trapping, fumigating, and
the use of repellents are some of the
methods employed But great care
must be taken because some of the
most effective ways of destroying
these troublesome creatures are dan
gerous to human beings.
The popular government booklet
| "Housecleaning Made Easier" in adj
dition to telling the housewife how to
keep her premises clean and orderly
all the year round, contains full in.
structions for eliminating all house
hold pests.
| This is a free government publica
ton and our Washington Information
Bureau will secure copy for any
reader who fills out and mails the
coupon below. enclosing two cents in
stamps for return postage. Be sure
i to write your name and address
clearly.
/ (Do not send the coupon to The Pal.
| lad!um. Mail 1t direct to Washington,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-28
After Ten Years
BY MARION RUBINcAM

capital, he went in with Jones, who
as he said, was on the inside and
bought and then sold some timber
Cleaned up a couple of thousand on
that" Humphrey said.
He went on. He re-invested, made
a little more-now he had bought
what looked like a good thing. He
expected TO make quite a little this
time.
so l could buy back our old house
or else some other one near by and
get my old business back in Wissakea
gan," Humphrey said. Il spose you'll
want to do that But gosh, this life
is doing you good. You're looking
fine. It's somehow nice to be Out
here with you. You're different from
the way you were back home. spose
you're feeling better"
Mile did not answer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-28

little waving will help l only pro-
test against its continuous use.
CONSTANT READER: A girl of IA
wears her hair hanging over her shoul.
ders in any simple fashion that is be.
coming TO her style.
FRITZ: To cause the hair TO grow
below the hair line, you should brush
it in that direction and massage the
part where you want this hair, using
a good tonic several times each week
with the massage.
N X r.: If you take a drink oil
water when the stomach is inclined
to cause that rumbling it will otter
STOP it; however. since this comes
from nervousness the cure vii! onl!
be effected by improving the health
All inquiries addressed to Mrs. Forbes
in care of the Beauty Chats" depart
ment will be answered in these col
umns in their turn. This requires con.
siderable time. however, owing to the
great mum Der received. So, if person
al quicker reply is desired, a stamp
ed and addressed envelope must be
enclosed with the questionable Edi-
tor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-28

queathed to mis- widow until death,
after which it is to be equally divided
between his four children. No ad-
ministrator was named.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued: Allan Carpenter,
Detroit, and Dessa Lucille Yoke, Par
ker; Emmett Earl Dudley, tool grind
er, Winchester, and Leota Burge, Win
chester; Edmond Vadis Petro, farmer,
Losantville, and Pearl Lahore Bales,
| LoSantville
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-28

The Palladium Printing Co.
will accept applications for a
lease on the store rooms
known as Is and II North
9th street which are now &C.
cupied by Hirsch's Ready-to-
Wear store, the present lease
expiring August 31st, 1922.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-28
Beauty Chats
ARTIFIcIALLY WAVED HAIR
By Edna Kent Forbes

ARTIFIcIALLY WAVED HAIR
An extraordinary number CT my
readers want wavy hair and few OF
them have the opportunity for any sort
of permanent hair waving process. It
is so much quicker and easier 70 roll
the hair around hot iron or some OF
the patent curriers' on the market!
These methods may be quick but
they are not always harmless. A hot
iron drys the hair even when it does
not scorch or burn it directly off.
Metal curriers' break the hair, and in
many cases are more harmful than a
scorching iron. The least harmful Of
all curling methods is the most old
fashioned-soft kid curriers', or bits of
muslin rag, around which the hair is
wound. This old-fashioned method has
an old-fashioned disadvantage, it takes
time to produce curl, though this
disadvantage is more than compensat-
ed for by the fact that the curl will
be soft and natural looking.
But even this method can be used
too much. Continuously waved hair
will not grow, short hairs with split
dry ends and general untidy appear
ance will inevitably result. To be
healthy the hair must get plenty OF
rest, and it cannot rest if it is con
I stantly being pulled about and tor
| tured into waves.
Besides all this, wavy hair is not uni
versally becoming. Some faces are in.
! finitely better when framed with soft
mass of perfectly straight hair. But
! the owners of these faces rarely agree
| OF course there are times when a lit
| tie wave is most desirable. Some
! times when the hair is recently wash
i ed and is still limp, when the hair is
/ too oily or too dry to dress properly
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-28
Free! A Box
Quaker Kidney
Pills

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all who present this coupon at QuiG-
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-28
Military Funeral For
Randolph Vet July z

WINCHESTER. Ind. June Is
Harry Howall the second Randolph
county boy to be returned from
France after being killed in action,
will be buried at Buena Vista Gene
terry Sunday, July 2.
Howell was killed in the battle OF
the Argonne woods Oct. 8, 1918. He
was married to Elsie Cox, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs w. L. Cox, shortly
before he entered the service
A military funeral will be given the
hero by Harry Howell post 274, Lynn.
All eX-service men are urged to be
present in uniform.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-28

asked US to go to a city about eighty
miles from here the fourth of July to
stay all day. Do you think it would
be the proper thing for US to do?
These boys have relatives there.
Every one speaks a good word for
these two boys. AS this will be the
Fourth when lot of young people
will be going places, don't you think
it would be all right?
SMILING TWINS.
If you have had your invitation
from the people you will visit it will
be all right to accept. I understand
that you will only be gone for the day
Otherwise you should be chaperoned
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-28
State Legion Commander
To Talk at Hagerstown

State Legion Commander Claude E.
Gregg is to address a meeting of the
William o. Frazier post, American Lee
gion, and the Ladies auxiliary in the
community hall here Wednesday night.
A social meeting at which supper will
be served will begin at $50 o'clock.
The public is invited.