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Arizona republican., 1918-03-05
HUNDREDS VISIT
 ROOMS EACH DAY

Averaging $50 visitors a day, the municipal rest room is every day prov ing it's worthwhile qualities to city and rural women, declares Mrs. E. H. Abbot. the matron in charge. Mrs. Ab- bot stated yesterday that hundreds of women take advantage of it's comforts and advantages daily. She spoke es- pecially of the fancy work display, which contains a wide variety of hand = made articles, that find ready sale.
 A number of new books have been received and have been added to the branch library, an added feature of a few months ago. Magazines and news- papers are read during the noon hours when many busy young women drop in for few moments rest and relaXa = ton. The rest room is not only open to Phoenix women and those of the rural districts but tourists as well. It is situated at Second and Jefferson streets
Arizona republican., 1918-03-05
SCHOOL CLUBS WORKING HARD
 TO BACK ARMY

The report for the month of Feb ruary for the various boys and girls clubs in the schools is just completed and makes interesting reading. The report shows the agricultural and other work done to aid in winning the war, and again testifies to the loyalty of the young people of this valley.
 By schools, the report for February is as follows:
 lehi School
 Sewing club-MyrtIe Palmer 1 have started my sewing bag: Vera Watkins, l have started my sewing bag; Prilla Shill. l have started my sewing bag and stocking darn: Doro- thy BrOdie, l have started my sew ing bag: Meyrl Power, l have started my princess slip; Virginia Green, 1 have started my sewing bag; Mrytle Palmer, l have my sewing bag partly made, darned par of stockings and made a combination suit.
 Gardens-Laurence Jones. I have my land plOwed and furrowed It is all ready to plant; Theron Palmer. l have plowed my garden and will put it in right away; Ernest Johnson, l have plowed my land.
 Cotton-Stephen Woods, I have my cotton land plowed; Julian Woods, l have started my work in the poultry, corn and grain sorghum clubs and have my pig Duncan Brown, l have my land plowed.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-05
ScottsdaIe School

Gardens - Robert Merkley. I have planted all of my garden. I have ten rows, forty feet long. l planted onions, peas, spinach, beets and turnips My onions are up and so are the peas. My garden is growing fine; Roy Van Leer, have my garden all plowed and it is a cracker jack. It will grow anything. It is thirty-three feet long by twenty feet wide.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-05
TRUCK CASE GETS.
 MAN IN COURTS

Lester C. Scott, for whom the police and sheriffs office were looking yes terday on charge of grand larceny, was located shortly after midnight and arrested. A truck valued at $3.500. de- clared to be the property of the Auto mobile Funding company of Los Ange- les is the bone of contention. Scot, being charged with wrongfully taking the truck.
 Before Justice Wheeler yesterday, the charge of grand larceny against Scott was dismissed and one of em- bezzlement substituted. Scott will be arraigned this afternoon before Jus tice Wheeler on the new charge. Ac- cording to w. T. Buchanan, represent- ing the Automobile Funding company. the truck had been sent to this city in care of Scott who was to sell it. It is alleged that Scott, instead of carry ing out the instructions or the com pany, engaged in the hauling of feed for sheep ranches north of Phoenix using the truck.
 Buchanan came to Phoenix and took charge of the truck. leaving It in inc rear of garage. Later the truck dis appeared and was not found until after the arrest of Scott who stated where 1t could be located
Arizona republican., 1918-03-05
PARAD|SE-vERDE
 HEARING |S SET

President John Orme of the Water | sers association and John l.. Gust legal adviser for the association. will represent the association at a hearing Tn Washington on March 19. when the secretary of the interior will formally consider the Paradise Verde project matter That these two officials will make the trip to the hearing was de- clded upon by the board of governors at the board meeting yesterday after word had come from the secretary of the interior informing the board of the date '-'o
 President Orme. who has let it be known for some time that he will not De candidate for reelection. defi- hitely announced yesterday that he is not Tn the race and the governors also decided to ask the council to recon slder its action reducing the presi- dents salary. It is felt that now that the project has been taken over and the work of the president thereby in creased, the salary should be no less than 1t has been, 5000.
 The dairy question was brought mn by representatives of the Maricona county Dairymen's association. who are attempting to equalize cost through the food administration of the govern ment and to otherwise regulate inc dairying industry.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-05
BOWLING RECORD |S
 NEVER IN TROUBLE
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

CINCINNATI, Mar. 4.-BoWling in the doubles and singles at the Ameri- can Bowling Congress tournament here today produced no new leaders.
 T. Burns, of Pittsburg obtained high score for the day in the individual event by rolling 653 and thereby went into a tie for twenty fourth place, while NJ. Dreyfuss and T. Russell of Chicago. by rolling 1.194, went into a tie for twenty ninth in the doubles.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-05

These marvellous Butter Beans are easily grown, and do exceedingly well in California. Tho vines last several seasons. are very prolific, producing beans from to feet long, weighing from to 18 'bs.; one being sufficient for a family for several meals. Descriptive circulars with every package.
 Seeds 6 for 5oc-16 for St.00. Silver. 'urI,ncy, money order CT stamps.
 J. c. ALLAROYCE
 Speciality Seed Importer 44I Buena Vista Avenue, Desk c.
 San Francisco Every seed guaranteed genJine and
 fertile. 1917 crop.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-05
THESE INCORPORATE

THESE INCORPORATE = Arti- cles of incorporation yesterday were filed in the office of the state cor poration commission by the follow ing: Holbrook Oil company. Grand Canyon of Arizona Copper company Prescott Title company, the Delta club.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-05
kyrene School

SeWing-Jessle Akers, I have i'm ished one sewing bag but by sug- gestion of Mrs. Baker I am going to make another one; Minnie Johnson l finished one sewing bag but by the suggestion of Mrs. Baker 1 am going to make another one; Anna Thude, I have started my sewing bag; Louise Cottrell, I have started my first exercise; Viola Quinn, I have started my sewing bag.
 Gardens-Charles Saylor, I have plowed my garden and irrigated iu after blowing; Burdett Cottrell, have begun work on my garden; Jewel Akers, I have begun work on my garden; Davie Crow, 1 have be- gun work on my garden.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-05

Sewing-Alice Barry. I have fin ished my sewing bag and stocking darn and started my sewing apron, Pearl Crow, 1 made the sewing bag; Aileen Key. l have completed my sewing bag and stocking darn. Wish to start on the next lesson; Maggie BertinO, This month I have made d sewing bag, stocking darn, sewing apron, dish towel and hem patch; Alice Bertino, l have finished my sewing bag, stocking darn, sewing apron, dish towel and hem patch; Lula Mae Maerchison. Made a sew ing bag and darned a stocking; Ruth Collins, l finished sewing bag and started stocking darn.
 Gardens-Gilbert Lundgren, I have started my garden.
 Pigs-Gilbert Lundgren, I have bought my pig.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-10
SEES HER FIRST
WELL DAY IN TWO
YEARS, SHE SAYS
Declares She RejoiCes More
and More Every Day for
Taking Tan|aC.

~ know from my own experience
that Tanlac is a mighty good medi-
cine for old people when they get
all worn out and run down." said
Mrs. Florence Parsons, who lives at
1917 North Twenty-third street,
Omaha, a few days ago.
81 am sixty-two years DID," she
continued, "and for the past two
years have not known what well
day was. I had very bad stomach
trouble, and everything ate gave
me indigestion SO bad that l was
miserable for hours afterward. Gas
formed on my stomach and bloated
me up SO bad I would choke up and
have bad, smothering spells. My
heart would palpitate so bad at
times I thought ! had heart trouble
| had awful pains in the small of
my back nearly all the time, and it
kept me awake at night great deal.
would get up in the morning all
worn out, tired and very nervous.
~ had lost twenty pounds when I
began taking Tanlac, and want to
say right here, that I rejoice more
and more every day I live, that /
decided to try this great medicine.
l haven't got stomach trouble now, !
have a good appetite and can eat
anything I want, and it agrees with
me perfectly. Those terrible pains
in my back have disappeared, I am
no longer nervous, and / sleep like
I did when I was a girl. I never
have those choked up, smothering
spells any more, and my heart seems
to be in perfect condition: In fact I
am better in every way than ! have
been for years"
When people grow old their d.
gestive organs lack vitality, act
more slowly and less effectually
than in youth; the circulation be-
comes poor, the blood thin, the ap-
petite fails and the digestion weak
ems. Tanlac, the powerful recon-
structive tonic, is the ideal streng-
thener for elderly people because
it creates good healthy appetite,
aids the digestion, enriches the
blood and in a natural way builds
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BILE, rundown, nervous and aged
people.
Tanlac is sold in Omaha by all
Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Com
pany's stores. Harvard Pharmacy
and West End Pharmacy Under the
personal direction Of special Tan
lac representative. Also Forrest
and Meany Drug Company in South
Omaha and the leading druggist in
each city and town throughout the
state Of Nebraska.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-10
FEDERATION OF
LABOR ASKS FOR
KLEFFNER HEAD
State Executive Committee
Endorses Action of Street
Railway Men in
Striking.

The Nebraska State Federation OF
Labor, after special two days meet
ing of executive committee Sunday,
passed resolutions endorsing the de-
mands of the striking street railway
employees and rendering the full
moral and financial support of the
federation to the strikers. They
asked the removal of George Kleff-
ner. state director of public employ
ment, and asked for a pardon for
Tom Mooney, alleged San Francisco
bomber.
The committee rnreservedly en-
dorsed the demands of the striking
carmen. stating that they had inves-
tigated all of the facts concerning
the controversy and found that the
men have struck for the right to
form a union to better working con-
ditions. That they had sought and
obtained an award from the war
labor board, which the company has
repeatedly violated without regard
to requests of Investigators from the
board.
Condemns Employment Bureau.
Although approving of the en-
oloyment bureau as public neces-
sity, the executive committee passed
a resolution condemning it because
Of the conduct the present officers
and requested the removal of State
Agent Kleffner.' They request the
appointment of union man and
base their objections to the present
Incumbent on the grounds the con-
duct of the Office lis such that the
best interest of the workers and the
public is not being preserved and
conserved, owing to fragrant ineffi-
ciency of the state director of pub
lie employment service in Ne
)raska."
They request new trial for Tom
Mooney because the supreme court
Of California found Mooney was
convicted on perjured testimony and
that Governor Stephens should see
he Justice and need of a pardon
that Mooney might be retired. A
copy of the resolutions was ordered
sent to Governor Stephens of Cali.
fornia and President Wilson.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-10
Acid Stomach n axes
Bad BLOOD, Headaches
and Nervousness

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Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-10

Many times you have seen an awfully
bad, oozey looking face that makes you
think-"It's blood, poison" You are
wrong, for about rfine times out of ten it
is caused by an acid-stomach, which in
terferes with the natural digestion of the
food in the entire digestive tract Of
course, this makes the blood impure and
it always shows up in the face, with
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looking complexion. Get rid Of the excess
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quickly the face will show it with good
looks.
Remember, too, that when you eat-no matter
how good the food if the digestion is faulty you
cannot escape the penalty in the loss of power,
mental and physical. All this is the result of su-
per-acidity, as the doctors call it. Then again if
you eat more food than the body requires. it is
converted into gas by fermentation, or what is
called sour stomach This shows that even good
food, taken in excess, can at once gecome a poi
and hindrance to good health.
Excess acid also causes irritation in the stom-
ach, ntestines and the nerve fibres, which, by the
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all over the body and directly to the brain. This
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Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-10
Serves Day in Jail for Each
Inch Lady's Waist Measure

Jesca Razos, Mexican, appeared
before the police judge Monday
morning charged with robbery. 1t
was charged that Razos and an
other Mexican were looking at
clothing in Nathan's store and while
the proprietor was momentarily off
guard started to run with the mer-
chandise. The proprietor succeeded
in capturing Razos with two lady's
skirts in his possession. The Mexi-
can told Judge Britt he was getting
them for his lady" Judge Britt
asked: 'What size skirts does your
lady wear?" Razos said: Thirty
thirty-two." The Judge said: "Thir-
ty days, day for each inch of the
iady's waist measure"
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-10
MIS-. Matt FINLEY Of Council
Bluffs Hears from Husband

Mrs. Matt Tinley, wife of Col.
Matt FINLEY of Council Bluffs receiv-
ed a cablegram from her husband
late Monday evening, dated Novem-
Der II, which states that he is we'll
and happy and taking life easy.
Nothing had been heard of the
.v,,.--cl for several months and it
vas feared he had been killed or
wounded. The colonel has been
twice decorated for bravery by the
French government and is on at the
best known men in Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-10
Broken-Hearted Mother
Asks Search for Daughter

Broken-hearted mother asks the
aid of the Omaha police force in
helping to locate her missing
daughter. Following is the letter
-eceived, which is dated December
J. 1918, Chicago, Ill.
will you please try and locate
my daughter. She had a lady bar
bershop at Fourteenth and Douglas.
, She is 80 years old and is short
With dark complexion, weighs about
l6O pounds and has dark eyes. |
am cripple and need the help OF
ny daughter. Please do this for a
oroken-hearted mother.
(Signed) ELLEN GILBERTH
700 North Parkside avenue, Chi
cago. III.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-10
On TheScreen Todau

SUN. WILLIAM RUSSELL in
HOBBS IN A HURRY"
RIALTO - WILLIAM s. HART in
THE BORDER WIRELESS"
STRAND-NORMA TALMADGE in
THE FORBIDDEN CITY"
MUSE-TOM MOORE in THIRTY A
WEEK"
EMPRESS--GLADYS BROCKWELL
in THE STRANGE WOMAN"
BRANDEISN - ID. w. GRIFFITH
HEARTS OF THE WORLD"
LOTHR0P-24th and Lothrop--ALICE
BRADY in THE BETTER HALE"
GRAND-16th and Binney--GEORGE
WALSH in ION THE JUMP"
ORPHEUM-South Side--24th and NJ
MABEL NORMAND in "PECK'S
BAD GIRL"
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-10
GET sLoAN's FOR
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You don't have to rub it in to
get quick, comforting relief

Once you've tried it on that stiff
Joint, sore muscle, sciatic pain,
rheumatic twinge, lame back, you'll
find a warm, soothing relief you
never thought liniment could pro-
duce.
Won't stain the skin, leaves no
muss, wastes no time in applying,
sure to give quick results. A large
bottle means economy. Your own
or any other druggist has it. Get it
today.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-10
AT THE
THEAT Frs
\ HARLoTTE GREENWOOD

the Boyd tor three nights and
Saturday matinee, beginning De-
cember IL, will give us some new
tunes to whistle, for it is full OF
pretty music with a pleasant swing,
graceful dancers, comedians, a
comely chorus and beautiful cos
tunes. What more is needed to
make successful musical play? All
these things are to be found in so
Long Lefty"
Heavy attendance was drawn to
the Orpheum last evening, society
night, even though Omaha lacked
car service. 1t was to be anticipated
that the city's fashionable popula-
ton would easily find its way to the
theater, by motoring there; but the
little old jitney was working over
time to handle the vaudeville crowd
The bill has two admirable headline
attractions, one being the humorist
Julius Tanner, and the other, an
elaborate grand opera act called
Nine. Doree's Celebrities. The
violin virtuoso, Albert Vertchamp
won the tumultous applause OF
music lovers last evening.
"A Little Mother To Be" will con-
tinue at the Boyd until after We'd
nesday night, with matinees each
afternoon. 1t is a human-interest
play with the war as an episode
rather than as topic. The whole
production and cast is adequate and
entertaining.
1t is hard to single out one good
feature of Hearts of the World
and praise it above another, so good
is all the photography and so very
effective the acting that character
ICES the entire production. Probably
as good All illustration of what it is
will be the fact that fifteen-piece
orchestra plays the incidental music
at each performance, adding not
only to the value of the picture
shown, but giving a really enjoyable
concert into the bargain. Hearts
of the World" still is being shown
at the Brandeis.
Tonight at the Gayety occurs the
first of two perfect figure contests,
this being an annual event at that
house. The contests are open to
local aspirants, of course, and the
object is to discover, if possible,
another Venus de Milo-there may
be one right here in Omaha. Hand
some silver trophy cups, now on
display in the window of a local
drug store, will be awarded the
, winners. Ladies matinee daily all
week.
Miss Polly Russell, who has the
leading role in the comedy-playle
Little Miss Dixie" at the Empires.
theater is dainty coincidence with
charming mannerisms. A handsome
scenic setting of an old southern
mansion and grounds adds much tc
the presentation.
Frank Mcintyre is to appear in ;
picture play by Rex Beach calico
Too Fat to Fight"
Claiming Pollock is to have ;
play which is described as "ar
ironic comedy" produced by A. H
Woods in the spring.
The musical comedy version O
Fred Jackson's farce, "A Full
House" is to be called "The Velve
Lady"
Fritz Lieber, who has long beer
a member of Robert Mantell'
Shakespearean company, is to Civ,
a special matinee performance O
Hamlet in New York shortly.
Gilbert & Sullivan's "Gondoliers'
was revived this week in New
York with Eileen Castle, Her
bert Waterous, Bertram Peacock
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-10
TIASHEC 7rom FINLAND.
\ PHOTO .PIAX. OFFERIN0.c. FOR. TODAY.

"HE workers at the Robert
Brunton Studios were throws
l. into a state of panic by ire
mendous explosion which almost
blew the roof off the administration
building. From out the smoke and
debris a man emerged tearing
along in the direction of the stage
where Gloria Joy was working,
The man in a hurry was General
Manager Keerl, Of Mission Pro-
auctions, and in his hand he wildly
waved a script.
Where's Whitcomb, he hollered.
Here" yelped Whitcomb, and it
might be explained that Daniel
Frederick Whitcomb is the man
who writes stories for Gloria Joy.
Look here, Dan, where do you
get that stuff" b..
what Stuff" asked Whit quite
innocently, just lick scenario writ
err.
why this script calls for the al
lied armies under personal COM
mand of Generalissimo Foch to
march down the Inter den Linden
in Berlin!' wy,
We'll?
We'll! As near as I can figure
out it will cost about $4,000, 100000
to shoot that scene"
Cant help it," chortled Whit
comb. "I'ye got to have it or spoil
the picture"
well, go ahead then, but you
story writer's don't seem to care
how you spend fellows money"
William Russell in Hobbs in a
Hurry" at the Sun theater is the
only change of program for today
at the Omaha downtown houses.
Russell, I appearing in this comedy
portrays a young New York rich
mans SON who is given an impor-
tant mission to perform in regard
to carrying message to his faith
er's Arizona mines. On the way
he meets all manner of difficulties
but manages to get there in a hur-
ry' and to win the hand of the
daughter of his fathers rival as a
part of his stunt.
Juanita Hansen is to appear in
"The Sea Flower" written by
George Hull.
In Eddie Polo's newest serial "The
Lure of the Circus. the famous film
athlete is co-starred with his wife,
Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-10
Blanche Dufield and Josephine
Jacoby in the leading roles.

William Gillette is to appear the
latter part of this month in New
York in Barrie's comedy, Dear
Old Brutus." Marie Wainwright,
Louis Calvert, Sam Sothern. Hilda
Spong, Violet Kemble Cooper,
Grant Stewart, Elizabeth Risdon
and Myrtle Tannehill will be in his
company.