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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str President Monroe. London for New
York, is expected to dock at pier /, Ho-
boken, Saturday forenoon.
Str Susquehanna, Bremen for New YORK,
is expected to dock at pier /. Hoboken, Fri
day morning
Str George Washington. Bremen. &c. for
New York, Is expected TO dock at pier 4,
Hoboken, late Friday or early Saturday.
Transport Chateau Thierry, Antwerp for
New York. is expected to dock at pier 2.
Army Base. Brooklyn about $50 AM
Wednesday.
Str Mount Carroll. Hamburg for New York.
Is expected to dock at pier &c. North River,
Wednesday morning.
Str Hanover (Ger) Bremen for New
York. is expected to arrive Thursday after
noon and dock at foot OF 9th street, Ho-
boken.
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By United State. Naval Radio.

Arizonan / 500 f Ambrose l. 10Th.
Bannack lat 80 20. Ion 56 43 29th.
Bellingham SOL Cape Henry 29th.
Calgarolte 1,59S WSW Bishop Rock Goth.
Cambrai lat ~ 90. Ion 43 OF 10th.
Cerro Ebano SO s Sand Key 30th.
Charles NJ Everest IL T. Sand Key 30th
Chateau Thierry 1893 f Ambrose l. V 3Oth
Chester Sun 220 Hatteras 30th.
Chickamauga 90 Hatteras 30tn.
Clararack lat So 81. Ion 40 80 2Sth.
Coahoma County $40 Nantucket l. V 2Sth
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ARRIVED.

str olympic N,p. southampton and Char
hourr MAY -. 10 tho White star Line. with
aGe first go second cabin aud rs storage
passengers. malls and ndsc Went 70 pier
~ North River
Str 81 Paul Hamburg May 90 20 tho
American Line with ~ cabin md AZ stecr-
age passengers. malls and mdse Went 10
pier hg. North River.
str ftaHa tBrl. Trieste April 20, rola May
Earl in'N. Me7sirq 18th. Naples iith.
Palermo 10th md Gibraltar i9ti 10 the
unard Steamship Co with IL cabin and -
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NnrIcE TO MARINERS.

Arer May 20 1922, until further notice. n
floating pile driver or scow equipped for
making borinea will be anchored In The
Nnrrows throughout al or part OF the "a
hours on an approximate line from q point
100 g. north OF the pier AZ the foot OF 69th
Street Ray Ridge Aveuueb. Brooklyn. 20 a
poiut 40 H. north Of the north wharf of the
United s;ates Lighthouse Department at st.
George. s. I.
ARTIu-R S. TtTrLE. Chlef Engineer.
Donrd ~ Estimate and Apporionment.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
WEDNESDAY,. MAY 81

Europe. Africa and West Asia Ireland
Cape Verde Islands Lithuania, l-ettonia and
Esthonia must be specially addressed) via
Plymouth and Havre also parcel post mails
for Great Britain. Ireland, France and the
ecu-tries mentioned IN notes A and B below
Via Plymouth and Havre, str FRANCE, 5
AM (sup $3.50 AM ID.
Ireland (other countries must be specially
addressed) via Queenstown, Plymouth and
Cherbourg; also parcel post mails for Ire
land Via Queenstown. str PRESIDENT GAR
FIELD. 10 AM (sup II 80 AM -.
Europe. Africa and West Asia (Nofway.
ltalJ, Lithuania, Lettonia, Poland and Rus
sia must be specially addressed) via Ply
mouth and Cherbourg; also parcel post
mails for Great Britain. Ireland. France and
the countries mentioned in notes A and 3
below, via Plymouth and Cherbourg; and
parcel post mails for Germany. Austria,
Czecho-Slovaka, Hungary and Switzerland
(sup 80 PM f)
Esthonia Germany must be specially ad-
dressed) via Cuxhaven. Danzig and Libau;
also parcel post mails for Poland. Lithua-
ria and Lettonia. str ESTONIA. IL 80 AM.
Italy, Greece and Rumania Especially adj
dressed only) via Naples, Piraeus and Con-
STR ce coNsTSNTfNopPpE STA !yci 1aso 9saSS PM M esoe
Lettonia, Esthonia and Finland (specia'ly
addressed only via Riga, Reval and Hell
MIA and Finland str BELVIDERE. 1880
THURSDAY, JUNE 1.
Azores Islands and Cape Verde Islands
Canary Islands and other parts OF West
Africa must be specially addressed) via
Ponta Delgada. Teneriffe. 81 Vincent. Da-
kar, Bathurst, Bissao. Freetown, Monrovia.
Grand Bassam. AKIN, Seccondee. Accra and
Quttah: also parcel post malls for Azores
Islands. Santa Cruz de Tenerlffe, Cadiz and
Liberia. str JOLEE. $50 AN
Italy via Naples. also farcei post mails
for Italy. str CONTE ROsSO. 10 An
Norway, Sweden. Denmark and Finland
via Christiansand. Chrlstiania and Copen-
hagen; also parcel post malls for Norway,
Sweden and Denmark. str UNITED STATES,
10 AM (sup 10;30 AM -.
Azores Islands and Portugal Qtaly and
Greece must be specially addressed) via
Horta, Angra. Ponta Delgada, Lisbon,
Palermo and Piraeus; also parcel post malls
Greece. str CANADA. II 30 AM.
Europe, Africa and West Asia Via Havre
,(mail must be specially Addressed, str
RoCHAMBEAU. II 80 AM (sup l. 80 PM - .
South Africa Especially addressed only via
Cape Town: also parcel post mails for Union
of South Africa, Bechuanaland Protectorate,
Portuguese East Africa. Northern and South
ern Rhodesia and Southwest Africa Pro-
tectorate, str CORFE CASTLE, Il NJ.
Azores Islands and Portugal dtaly and
Greece must be specially addressed) Via
Horta, Angra; Ponta Delgada. Lisbon,
Palermo and Praeus, by rail to Boston,
Mass. and thence by str CANADA. PM.
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TANKERs TO BE CONVERTED.
Kcciprocating Engines TO Replace
Turbines In TWO Vessels.

Two standard oil Tankcrs. tho Mon
trolite and tie l.. J. Drake. have ar
rived at the Tictjen & Lang plant Of
the Todd Shipyard Corporation. Ho5n'
ken. for conversion from turbine TO re-
ciprocating cngincd ships.
The total cost Of tho work win be
nearly 800. 900. TWO Hamilton mariuc
engines of $500 horse power each gre
being completed for installation In the
tankers The T.. J. Drake Is expected
~ be ready Tor service by july.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.


reg articles shaveto mailed the hours
Of
a and
stage required AT
piers IS open o The
andc mn the
Of
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PLAN NEW PORT AT osTEND.
Americans In scheme to Erect Dry
Dock aud Warehouses.

lOsrENp. May 30 ~ a consortium OF
relcians aud Americans arc negotiating
with the city of Ostcrd with view 20
the creation Of a new port here. COM
ptising a drydock, grain elevator and
cold storage warehouse.
1t is understood the city authorities
arc favorable 20 the enterprise which
nlust be authorized by the Belgian Cow
crnmenL.
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nRoppINC oE TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. MAY a0-The time hall above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School Of the Scanon's Church Institute. p
South street. dropped to-day at exact noon.
18TH meridian. or : hours slow or Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green-
wich moan time telephone Bowling Green
~guU
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ALL vessels are warned against passing be-
tween the drill boat and drcdge OF this COM
pany employed IN channel Improvement on
Diamond Reef on contract with United States
Government Large rocks have been blown
up above charted depths IN this area. THE
ARUNDEL CORPORATION.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 81.

Bermuda via Hamilton, str FORT HAM
ILTON. I 80 AM.
Jamaica and Colombia Except Cauca and
Narino Departmental via Kingston, Carta-
gtna. Savanilla and Santa Marta. str SIN
AOT4A. AM (9:30 AM -.
South Brazil. Argentina. Uruguay and Par
apuay via Rio Janeiro. Mon evideo and Bue-
nos Aires, str SOUTHERN CROSS,
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DUE FRIDAY. JUNE 9.

Brighton, Cananova 91th. Atlantic Fruit
city Of Augusta, Savannah 30th Ocean IS 90
Courho, Galveston 9th. .....+.. Mallory Limo
FL Lago, New Orleans eth southern Ian
IN Nalic. Galveston 21th...... southern Fac
George Washington. Bremen 2ith. u Lines
Mauritania. Southa mpton 9th; Cunard Line
Ohioan. Colon 2dth. United American
susquehanna Bremen 23d...,....U Lines
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DIE THURSDAY JUNE I.

Arrhlmedes, Manchester 20th White star
birmingham City, London 18Th. .Norton-.illy
Bradford City, hamburg l2th......U NaV
Carrllo, Santa Marta 2Jth... United Fruit
Consort. Bristol iIth. .......I IL WincnesteI
Hanover Bremen Goth. North Ger Lloyd
Mohawk. Jacksonville Goth. clyde Line
New Britain, Pale rmo 18th. Black Diamond
VILE dc Dilbouti, Oran 10th. .Algeran-Am
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SAIL THURSDAY JUNE 1
Steamers Due in New York.
DIE WEDNESDAY, MAY 81.

steamer. From. Agents.
- sivcdere NanIes t5th Cosulich
Cantigny, Antwerp 10th h..........U Army
Cape Roman. Colon 2Oth..Atlantic, CUR q 4
Capt NJ Eugene, Palermo 9TH. Three star
Chateau Thierry, Antwerp 10Th. u a II
Corona. Buenos Aires 9TH. ...P kleppc 20
Guantanamo Guantanamo 24th. Ward Line
Juliana, Tarragona sth. 80. .Garcia pian
Iondon!er, Antwerp 18th Lloyd Royal Beige
Mount Carroll, Hamburg 18th. United Am
North American. Colon I'D. Am Metal IT
Sarcoxie Dunkirk 14th........ Cosmopolitan
Western Scout. Hamburg 18th. Kerr % co
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NOTE p,RcrI. POST NAILS VIA FRANCE To !
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
s.u TuURsDAY. JUNE l.

psperanza Havana. IL r.. 200 PM
Ciothia. Cardenas. o E r. 49,
Iron,.ois San Domingo. "a Bklyn 100 PM
Iolee West Africa oI Bklyn. ... Noon
Lake Como, Santiago. Z y r..
Nf,,,,a 90 tho ria f
i5ennsvi~anian Seattle &c q Bush PM
ieocha rnheau. Havre. 81 n R.. 800 PM
Stephen Rio Janeiro, 33d st, Bklyn PM
st IIoboHen' '..i............... Noon
w d Munson, Matanzas. + r..
SAIL FRIDAY. JUNE 2.
Baracoa Haiti Al " R............ PM
c.,o Marnhi San Juan " R.. Noon
Cen q n Ernst. Haiti. &c, 81 X. 900 PM
fnnotyn Dottarda Army Base
NH,,paroo Nassau o R. Noon
10 Ina <, tIitts &c - Bklyn. PM
surinam, Trinidad. ~ R....... IN
Uffe. Copenhagen, nth st. Ho-
boken ............s.s. ''.s''s'.
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Almanac for New York May 81.

sun rises. % Moon rises.. 90 AN
SIM acts...T ~ Moon sets. III 81 PM
TIME or HIGH WATER MAY 81.
Sandy Hook........ n II AN ~ 81 PM
Governors Island. ... II ~ AN II ~ IN
Hen Cato (Astoris) f. 81 AM IL TM
The time given In tho above table IL East
eru standard time aud IS furnished by the
United states Coast and Geodctic Survey.
For daylight saving time add one hour
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VIM III Doheny 1is y Diamond shoal 30th.
Willsolo. 634 n Colon s PM 29th.
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SAIL WEDNESDAY. MAY 81.

Belvidere. Riga. &c. 90 Bklyn.... PM
Constantinonle pIraeus. 90 Bklyn. 90 PM
FL Alba, Galveston. 40 y R....... Noon
III Isino Ganvaston 40 y R Noon
Fistonia I ifau : Bush Bklyn. 800 PM
Fort Hamilton. bermuda 95 y r.. II 100 AM
Frame Unvre n R.. Noon
Heas. San Domingo, - R.....
Manchuria. Hamburg, 90 \ r.. $500 PM
bSIiee"' boEee !.D....... car''e.a hohnon nv 200 PM
Sallust, Para. II Hoboken. ........ -
Sixaola, Santa Marta o r.. ii 100 AM
Southern Cross, Buenos Aires,
Hoboken ................-.... o'VV I'M
Zarembo, Bordeaux, Hoboken..
SAIL THURSDAY JUNE 1.
Rayamo, Nassau, II Bklyn. ....... -
Batern. Hamburg. SO R........ Noon
canada Lisbon &c 31st at Bklyn :O0 PM
Conte Ros.so. Naples, % y R...... 100 lM
Corfc Castle Cape Town, . Bush 100 PM
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THURSDAY. JUNE l.



Islands, Nyasaland
Tibet Tosond tbiush'
=
Ngean
(Frenc
Easter zn).Tun
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FOR sALfs-.TUG, built 1891. engine "a In.
square, draft IT,. $500. MCINTOSH
AGENCY. III broadway. Bowling Green 1857.
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Close at New York at Pm as follows:
Hawaii CD. Guam % and Philippine ISL
andJ ~ via San Francisco, U army trans
port Logan, June l. ,r
Hawaii ca via San FRANCISCO, sur WILL
HELMINA, June ..
Japan, Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only. via Seattle, str ARIZONA
MARU, June 3.
Japan, Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only) via Seattle. str TOKlWA
MARU. June 4.
Japan, Corea Chira. Siberia French 1ndo-
China, Netherlands East Indies Except Su-
matra) and Philippine Islands CD via Seat
tic: also parcel post mails for Japan, Corea,
China, SIAM French Indo-China and Straits
Settlements. str PRESIDENT MCKINLEY,
June %.
Hawaii ~. Samoan Islands. Australia and
specially addressed mail for New zealand
Via San Francisco: also parcel post mails
for Australia and Samoan Islands, str So
MONA. June s.
*Ordinary (unregistered) letters mailed up
TO PM the next day will. provided there
IL no delay In the overland transit, reach
Seattle in time for connection with the
steamer mentioned.
supplementary malls accepted on pier.
tAli classes OF mall, inc.uuing domestic
parce. post, sent to Hawaii, Guam and
Philippine Islands by the above dispatches.
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CENTRAL hudson LIE
xARrsg-ron SALE OR WANTED.

RID BANK LINE.
Lvs Franklin 81. 2;i5. Battery 3:i5 r. NJ
Arizona republican., 1922-04-27

all odds. the most daring matador
west coast. Bonal has missed death
by the veriest fraction of a hair on
several occasions of his charmed
career, but this fact has not deferred
him from following his dangerous
profession or art. as it is oftimes re-
garded by Mexicans.
"What Comes, Comes
what comes, comes" is Bonals S
fatalistic way of looking at life. II
miss the death today. laugh and
make glad Manana maybe or next
year. Death he comes. What of it?
Every man must die when his time
come, so why worry?'
This is the philosophy of the man
who weekly takes chances with death
in its most cruel form. Once. only
once, he failed to dodge quickly
enough the oncoming animal. For
weeks Bonal struggled valiantly for
life. Fever ragged for days. With his
strength all but gone, his eyes opened
to behold a profusion of beautiful
flowers.
"Who brought them?" he whis
pered
"The little children of the neigh
borhood" he was told.
And from that day he began to
improve.
1T was the message Of love which
made me well again" he said
Which shows. perhaps. that even
a bull fighter is possessed of a human
heart
Arizona republican., 1922-04-27

to register their names at once with
the auto club, whose offices are To-
Gated in the chamber of commerce
building. as it is necessary to know
in advance the number of extra seats
in machines that will be available
for out-of- state delegates.
Announcement was made last night
that through the courtesy and gene
rosity of the Gillespie Petroleum
Products company, and the Rio
Grande Oil company a supply of
gasoline viii be furnished all reg
istered cars sufficient for the entire
round trip of 490 miles. This will re-
duce the expense of the trip to a
minimum and is expected to greatly
enhance the popularity of the run.
Tickets for Bull Fight
In response to a demand for seats
for the bull fight which will be
staged at Nogales as part Of the en-
tertainment features, tickets will be
placed on sale at the office of the
auto club at 10 o'clock this morning.
These represent seatings of the two
best classes.
The outstanding features of the
run will be the barbecue arranged by
the residents of Miami in celebration
of the opening of the Superior Miami
highway, and the program of sports,
including genuine ubll fights, to be
staged at Nogales, Sonora.
Francisco Bonal, affectlonately
known as Bonarillo among bull fight
fans, is the magic name which has
been sprung in connection with the
Mexican program of sports. BonaI is
said to be the victor of a thousand
contests. He is rated as being. by
Arizona republican., 1922-04-27

Four quarts of liquor were confiscat-
ed, the arresting officers stated, and
Sam Kelmpner and w. Fl. Thompson,
the two bellboys, were placed in Jail.
Charges of having possession and of
selling liquor viii be filed against
them today. according to informa-
tion given out by the prohibition di-
rector's office.
According to one OF the prohibit
tion officials one of the bellboys was
in the act of delivering a quart of
liquor at the time of the arrest.
J. c. Adams, proprietor of the Hotel
Adams, stated last night that the
liquor found by the officials was part
Of a bottle in an open closet upstairs,
where it evidently had been hur-
riedly placed by someone at the time
of the entrance of the officials.
Il have given orders many times" /"
said Mr.. Adams, that the bellboys
in this hotel are to have nothing to
do with liquor in any manner. If /
could learn of their disobeying this
rule would Immediately discharge
them" he added.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-27
HIGH SCHOOL
NOTES

An assembly was called during the
first period yesterday in which both
battalions were given an address W
o. A. Larrazola, former governor of
New Mexico, a president of the
United Good Roads association and
chairman of the convention in Phoe-
nix. His talk was on the opportuni-
ties that every schoolboy has. He
stated that every high school student
was offered the same opportunities
and it was up to him to make the
best of it, whether rich or poor. AS
an example of the rich he brought up
the success of George Washington,
and as an example of the poor he re-
called Abraham Lincoln's success.
The students of Ell Club sHispano
Mericano gave a program last Tues
day. The play, LA Primera Dispu-
ta,' was given by Alma Mundall,
Juanita Tracy and Leslie Kuthe.
Various phases OF Spanish life were
the main feature of the program.
This was given by Lucille Scott,
Richard Harmon, Olive Marks, Mar
jorie Hughes, and Jueyos.
The freshman girls indoor baseball
team defeated Monroe school 81 to Z
in a game that was played Tuesday
afternoon on the Monroe school
grounds.
The Phoenix high school style show
yesterday afternoon was a larger af-
fair than every given before. The
auditorium was crowded with the
parents of the high school girls and
those interested in dressmaking.
The track team will leave this eve
ming at 6 o'clock on the Arizona Eas-
tern for Tucson. Eight members of
the track team will leave in cars this
morning at o'clock.
Every loyal Coyote is boosting for
a weekly Coyote journal next year.
Despite the fact that school will
not close for University week, more
than 100 students will be at Tucson
to see the Coyote teams in action.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-27
Made Up OF All Industries, State
Industrial Congress Is New Idea
Visitors Here From East Learn

their own work. tt is a sort of CEN
tral clearing house for all organiza-
tions and all activities designed to
advance the state and its people.
The Industrial Congress has ac-
complished results in many directions
other than stimulating trading at
home and using Arizona products,
however. One Of it's first activities
was to draw up a definite plan for
the development of the Colorado
river, and this plan has been favor
ably received both throughout the
west and in Washington Needle SIS
to say. the organization is doing
everything possible to help bring
about development OF tire river in
the near future.
Represented at Hearing
Action of the congress in sending
a state delegate and in advancing
funds to have Arizona represented
with the other inter- mountain states
by general traffic counsel enabled
Arizona to be formally represented at
the general freight rate adjustment
hearing of the Interstate Commerce
Commission in Washington in jan
uary and February
Probably one of the important
future works of the congress will be
along the lines of bringing more
people and more industries to Ari-
zona by making known the states
advantages in other parts Of the
country.
Some weeks ago the congress sue
ceeded in grouping the leading or
ganizations of the state in one build
ing. with the federal and state agen-
cies which are working closely with
them. The Berryhill building now
houses headquarters of the Industrial
Congress, the Arizona Farm Bureau,
the Arizona Cattle Growers associa-
tion. the Maricopa County Fa m Bu-
reau, the county agricultural and
home demonstration agents and the
U. s. Biological Survey.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-27
ALL READY FOR
INTERNATIONAL
RUN To NOGALES
Big Interest In Entertain
ment Feature Of Conven-
tion-Cars Are To Leave
c.. OF c.. Saturday-Bull
Fight On Program

With the approach of the final day
of the sessions of the good roads
conventions. interest among the dele
gates is increasing over the plans for
the international auto run. which is
being arranged by the good roads en-
.tertainment committee and officers
of the Automobile Club of Arizona.
The general public as we'll as dele
gates are invited to join the motor
cade which will leave the chamber of
commerce on Saturday morning. All
members of the auto club and others
who desire to make the trip are asked
Arizona republican., 1922-04-27
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
MAY FETE MAY 5-6.

The girls of Phoenix Union high
school will present their sixth annual
May fete this year on May 5 and 6.
1t is to be the best ever given and
as usual will be presented on the
high school grounds in the evening.
The large numbers dealt with for
merly in the May fete will not be
seen this year, but because there are
not the masses of girls, the presenta-
ton is going to be the best ever
given. Only the dancing classes are
taking part and it has given the di-
Arizona republican., 1922-04-27

rectors more of a chance to see how
much artistic value they could put in
costumes and dances.
The story is a delightful one. writ
ten by Cordeia McLain Perkins of
the art department. The prologue is
a scene with the Maid Of the Garden
as the principal character while the
story itself is called Natures Car
nival.'' 1t deals with Dame Nature.
who has promised to crown the sea-
son presenting the best dances Queen
over all. The part of Dame Nature
is taken by Ruth Baum and Nhe sea-
sons are represented by Geraldine
Pinching as Summer, Kathleen
Franklin as Autumn and Josephine
Franklin as Winter. Spring is a
character elected by the school to be
crowned Queen. Jean Mcdonald was
recently chosen to represent Spring,
Queen of the Seasons, and she is also
Arizona republican., 1922-04-27

to take the part of the Maid of this
Garden in the prologue.
Mrs. Perkins has had full charge OF
planning and completing the cos.
tunes. All Of them are wonderful
but quite a few Of them are elab-
orately hand-painted and others are
trimmed with garlands OF fresh
flowers.
Besides the work Of the costumes.
Margaret Hurley, teacher Of physica
training, with her assistants, Mel
Terrell and Jean Armstrong. has
worked out and has charge of tbs
dances, all of which are excellent
Ticket sale starts on Monday, MAY
/, at the high school and tickets may
be secured between the hours o
1915 and 12:45. and and 5 o'clock
Arizona republican., 1922-04-27
cEoRcEeANp THE DRAGON

She-Shall we go housekeeping
when we are married, George, dear !?
He-Yes, in an apartment
She-Oh, won't that be ronlaptici
And you can protect me from the
janitor-Boston Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-27
TRIMMING THE WICK

Nebraska Paper-Bertha D. Wick
has asked for a decree of divorce
from her husband, with a restortion
of her former name, Bertha Lamp.
''In other words writes G. NJ. b.
'AIr Wick is about to be trimmed
for alimony Boston Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-27
ARREST BELLBOYS
ON LIQUOR CHARGE

Two bellboys at the Hotel Adams
We're arrested Tuesday night by fed
eral prohibition officers. assisted by
deputy sheriffs and city policemen.