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Arizona republican., 1919-12-25

Just before midnight a buffet lunch will be served free of charge. Guests will receive all the sandwiches, coffee ani other dainties they care to eat. Following the1unch will be a confetti and serpentine battle. in which every one will be invited to participate.
 Manager Morley has arranged for special stages to leave Phoenix every few minutes, as announced in his ad- vertisement in this issue. These autos will operate throughout the night to carry patrons back and forth between the city and the clubs quarters.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-25

Auto dinners, meeting requirements new ordinance, s1.50 per pair. South western Sash and Door Co, Inc. S1s W. Jackson.-Adv. al
Arizona republican., 1919-12-25

The Lafson Business College will start beginning classes in Gregg short hand, bookkeeping, typewriting, busi- ness arithmetic. penmanship. etc. January ,. 1920. Eight experienced teachers will be in charge.-Adv. dp
Arizona republican., 1919-12-25

Have you done your share to make this a happy Christmas the world over? If ot,sit is not too late. Vol unteer subscription to be used for the succor of little children are being re- ceived by the Near East Relief head quarters, Phoenix.-Adv. 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-12-25
FLOWERS

For all occasion. Fresh daily. Ex- pert, up- -to-date serVree. Latest ideas Arizona Seed and Floral Co., 2S-30 s Central Ave Phone 4403-Adv. If
Arizona republican., 1919-12-25
FLOW

For all occasion. Fresh daAy. Ex- pert. up-to date service. Latest ideas
 Arizona Seed and Floral Co. 2S-3o $. Central Ave. Phone 4403-Adv. If
Arizona republican., 1919-12-25

Midwinter term, 31st year, opens at The Lamson Business College. 2S West Washington St. Phoenix, Ariz.. Mon day, January ,, 1920. All branches for a complete course thoroughly taught by eight teachers, each a specialist in the particular line taught.-Adv. dp
 NACO MAN HERE-Lou L. Chancey arrived yesterday from Naco and is stopping. at the Hotel Adams.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-25

Dated at Phoenix, Arizona Suite 2O1-2 National Bank of Arizona Bldg December 25th, 1919.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-25
WEATHER FORECAST

Arizona: Thursday and probably Friday fair; somewhat warmer north portion.
 Colorado: Thursday fair, warmer Friday partly cloudy and warmer.
 New Mexico: Thursday and Friday fair, somewhat warmer Friday and in east portion Thursday
 West Texas: Thursday and Friday fair; little change in temperature.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-25

It makes no difference what your wants may be you can have them sup piled by using and reading The Repub- Iican Classified Pages.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07

( eeDEAR mer' said Nurse Jane Fuzzy
! u Wuzzy. the muskrat lady house
keeper, as she hoped donnsairs in
the hollow stump bungalow one
morning. "Bncle Wiggily isn't up
yet. I wonder # anything is the mat
terri
Nurse Jane hurried here and there,
getting ready a nice breakfast Of car
rot pancakes with orange lollylop
sauce sprinkled over the top.
when Uncle Wiggily smells them
/ cooking. surely he viii come down.
! thought the muskrat lady But the
rabbit gentleman did not hop down
stairs. and finally Nurse Jane called
up:
as anything the matter. Mr.. Long
ears2 Why don't you come 10 break
fast2 Are you liz"
yes, I am" was the sad answer.
Il don't feel a bit well think III
take a ride in my auto before eat
anything. If ] have an adventure, OF
do something to help some one, 1
think then I'll be hungry
Just as you say" spoke Nurse
Jane, submissive like and suffraget-
list I'll keep things hot for you"
So Uncle Wiggily dressed himself
in his tall silk hat, and, with his RED,
white and blue striped rheumatism
crutch. hoped downstairs and started
off in his automobile to have an ad-
venture before breakfast
He had not ridden very FAR before,
all Of a sudden, he heard from behind
a strawberry brush, sad voice say
1oh. deari Oh. dear, How can
stand it, I never want any one to
look at me again. I'm so ashamed
This sounds like trouble OF some
sort" said the rabbit gentleman to
himself, as he stopped his auto and
looked around I begin TO feel bet
ter already II I can only help now,
I'll begin to feel hungry"
Very carefully the rabbit gentleman
thrust his pink, twinkling nose this
way and that. looking 10 see who had
called out so sadly, and finally he saw
a big bird, like a turkey, but with
very large and beautiful tail Of green
and gold.
.Oh. no. Mr.. Peacock called out
Uncle Wiggily in his most jolly voice.
why are you so sad with your beau
tiful tail2'
my tail may be beautiful" said
Mr.. Peacock. but just had a look at 4
my feet And. they are SO twisted and !
black and ugly that I'm ashamed TO Z
have any one see them III never I
show myself in public again.
Nonsense" laughed Uncle Wiggily- I
Your tail is so beautiful. with its I
AedAutEs Ludl loon just llhe eyes tAd@ /
no one viii ever see your feet"
"Oh. but I'll see them and know I
how homely they arel" sighed the I
peacock. IF only I could cover up
my feet I'd be happy"
Then I can easily make you hap
py." said Uncle Wiggily. I have an
old rubber tire on my auto. out Of
that tire I'll cut you pair Of rubber
shoes and you can put them over your
feet"
oh. thank you! How happy you
have made mer said Mr. Peacock
And when Uncle Wiggily had made
the rubber shoes the bird with the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones
M
AND The W0LLYDAB.
Az HOWARD GARIs


beautiful tail that seemed TO have
, feathery eyes in It felt much better d.
you have done me a great favor,
said the peacock TO the rabbit some
DAY I may do one for you.
Pray do not mention it, spoke the
favor I did one for myself feel
much better now, and I'm hungry.
Doing a kindness gave me an appe-
tite.-
He turned to get in his auto. so he
might ride home to eat the breakfast
Nurse Jane was saving for him. when,
ell of sudden. Uncle Wiggiiy- heard,
voice crying:
Help. Help Help
'Ha, More troubler exclaimed the
rabbit gentleman This is going to
be my busy day Who are you and
what sort OF help do you wantr' he
called, more loudly
7 am the w0llydab," was the an
swer Don't you remember me? I'm
the little thing, like frog. only
haven't any legs. and once you helped
me Please help me again Help the
poor wOllydabi'
I Win" said Uncle Wiggily. and he
was just going to run his auto out
into the pond. where he saw little
black speck, when the peacock cried:
therei"
why notT' asked the rabbit gen.
tleman-
Because that is the bad old Pipsie-
wah trying TO fool you,- said the bird
with the big tail. The PipsieWah has
hidden himself under water, leaving
only the tip of his black nose stick
ing out. He's pretending 70 be Vol
" dab, thinking you'll believe he IS a
oaywog, and he only wants to catch
you"
How can you teil?T asked the bun
ny. I can't see the Pipsiewah.
-Oh. but can" spoke the peacock
I have eyes in my head, and eyes in
my tail. too. Very plainly 1 can see
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07

miration and pity the young squire
spared his life and let him go, only to
discover later that he had had at his
mercy none other than king John Of
France.
When the prince heard the story
from king John himself he exclaimed;
For my part I had rather have the
honor this squire has gathered, than
all the richest ransoms OF France.
Whereupon the prince with his sword
touched Nigel's shoulder as ne knelt
before him, and said. England has
lost a brave squire and gained a gall
liant knight; nay linger not. rise up,
Sir Nigel" And a third message went
to Mary
Two months later Nigel arrived at
Cosford. and kissing Mary's welcom-
ing hand he said, Ct Catherine has
brought me home "-Copyrigh 1919.
by Post Publishing Co the Boston
Post.) Printed by permission of and
arrangement with. Doubleday, Page
& Co. authorized publishers Pub
lished by special arrangement with
the Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
All rights reserved.
The Heart OF Midlothian" by Sir
Walter Scott, as condensed by 7. l.
Hood OF Harvard university, viii be
printed tomorrow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07
HOROSCOPE
TuESDAY. LILY rs. 1919.

MERCURY and Jupiter rule strongly
w for good today. according to as
trolegy. Saturn is adverse.
This is a planetary government IN
der which there should be extreme
activity in business affairs.
There is an especially promising
rule for commerce and for manufae-
turing.
Labor remains subject to the forces
that give domination and power
While there viii be many strikes. in
all probability. there is slight danger
Of any serious cut in wages.
Fame for a worker who leads IN
a movement that may be said TO
defnocratize labor is prognosticated-
This is part of an Interpretation OF a
sign that seems to indicate changes
in trade union organizations
Occultists declare that many guard
ian forces VIII be active during the
coming months in protecting Ameri-
cans from disasters OF all sorts
There IS a sign read as foreshadow-
ing the recognition of = great political
leader as one Of the spiritual teach
ers According TO ancient lore this
should be a lucky day for fishing,
since keen sport that assures good
catch is forecast
The rising position OF Neptune con-
Joined with Venus. is held TO be
threatening to the morals OF the peo-
pie Flirtations omong young married
persons will bring about much domes-
tic unhappiness-
Danger that diplomatic blunders
may become apparent under this sway
of the stars is foretold by the seers.
All sorts of business pacts should
be successful, If agreements are
siened before nirhtfall today.
Persons whose birth date It IS have
the forecast OF success in business.
bur they should safeguard the health
and avoid overWork.
Children born on this day will find
the path OF life smooth in all prob
ability. These subjects OF Cancer
Usually are bright and talented
Copyright. 1919. by the Mcclure News
paper. Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07
COURT HOLDS HERNANDEz.

Lazaro Hernandez. aged Is years,
under a charge OF assault TO murder.
was transferred to Mrs Emma Web
ster. county probation officer. sun
day morning Jesus Huerta. q, Of
Seventh and Florence streets. asserts
that Lazaro cut him on the left hip
with a long bladed knife Saturday
night at Huerta's home. while Huerta
and a friend were having a water
melond rind fight Huerta was
brought 70 the emergency hospital 81
the police station, where the was
found TO be only painfully injured
Huerta signed a complaint against
Hernandez.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07

cried the bird
Fooled again. growled the Pip
sisewah, as he rose up out OF the wa
ter. not daring TO come ashore and get
Uncle Wiggily- For, indeed. il was
the bad chap who had hidden himself
in the pond. hoping TO catch the
bunny BY pretending to be a Wollydab.
You saved my life. Mr.. Peacock. I"
said Uncle Wiggiiy.
"And you did me a favor" spoke
the bird Then the rabbit gentleman
felt much better and hurried home 10
breakfast And II the washtub doesn't
try TO slide down the ironing board
and jump over the cake OF soap. III
tell you next about Uncle Wiggily and
the clotheshorse.-Copyright. 1913. by
Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07

and Mary said their farewells. and
the young squire vowed 10 perform
three noble deeds Of valor in her
honor, ere he came to see his Mary
again. but that no thought Of her
should stand 'twixt him and this hon.
orable achievement
His First Opportunity
Nigel sought constantly FOR some
deed to perform and lesser ones came
TO hand frequently, put it was not IN
til he was at Winshelsea. with Chan
dos, that his first great opportunity
came.
It was found that the plans Of the
attack upon the French at Calais BY
the princes army had been stolen. and
it was suspected that the cunning.
daring Frenchman, called the Red
Ferret" had taken them and was then
already on his way across the Chan
mel Nigel started in pursuit with
Awkward and other Followers. After a
long chase and a hard-fought battle.
Nigel caught the Red Ferret and
saved the English plans: but as his
enemy was so gallant man Nigel
begged his life Of the king and 50
saved him He sent the ferret to
Mary at Cosford, with the message
that the first deed was accomplished
Nigel then stormed the famous cas-
tie of La Brohinere. where lived the
knight called the Butcher Of Brohi-
iere." who was said never 10 let q
prisoner escape alive from his castle.
Here. at great risk Of his own life.
Nigel rescued not only his man, sam
Awkward, and other comrades. but a
young Frenchmau who later. however.
died. praisinS his rescuer. Then news
Of the second deed was sent to Mary
at Cosford.
Captures King Of France.
Nigel had followed on with John
Chandos into Brittany when the third
deed was found. There had been hot,
furious fighting. and Nigel riding
Pommers, plunged forward, unseating
and taking captive one Of the enemy.
Having the Frenchman at his mercy.
Nigel might have killed him at once,
or held him for ransom. but ne had
made a gallant fight, and Out Of ad-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07
GIRL DRUG ADDICT IS
PUZZLE TO CITY COURT

I would give you ten dollars out Of
my own pocket If I thought it would
do you any good, but / know it would
not" said judge OF the corporation
court Charles E Pollock to a young
woman drug addict in court Saturday
afternoon
''If we put you in jail in your state
It viii do very little good. if / fine
You and take your money It would
be wrong as you need every cent that
YOU can get. What am I going to do
with your I cannot let you go out on
the streets The pubic demands nee
dom from such as you
II was finally decided to hold the
girl in the city jail until arrange-
ments could be made by judge Pol
lock and chief Of police J. P Mont
gomery 10 transfer her to the county
iail. where she could be kept while
medical attention was given her
semi annual interest on Savings ac-
counts will be due July 1st- Deposit
ors are requested to present pass
books for credit
First National Bank.-Adv-
curtfss & Co. buy Liberty Bonds.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07

Claiming to have been discharged
recently from the state penitentiary
Bendigo Sanchez. 20. was arrested
saturday night at Eighth and FL Paso
streets by policemen J. a Hunt and
John wood, who allege they found a
package OF marihuana in his posses
sion. He was charged with vagrancy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07


stunned The young squire was first
10 recover and, kneeling by the pant
ing. overweight horse, he gently
passed mis- hand over the foam
flecked face, and the whinnying Pom
mers thrust his nose into the hollow
Of Nigers hand.
You are my horse. Pommers." Nj
gel whispered, and laid his cheek
against the craning head. I know
YOU Pommers, and you know me. and
with the help Of s Paul we shall
teach some other folk TO know Us
An Archer Joins Him.
The monks OF Wsverly abbey held
Nigel Tor debts and wrongs against
them and he was hailed before the alb
bot for trial. was. judged guilty and
sentenced to imprisonment. but when
they would have restrained him. Nj
gel drew his sword which angere6
the abbot, who charged his bowman
10 draw his bow and defend the holy
church and her DEGREES Tragedy was
famous archer. came 10 Nigels res
cue. at once attaching himself to the
young squire's service, and afterward
following him into many dangers
Into the midst now came a man
whose appearance dominated the
scene This was the famous soldier.
John Chandos. with a message to
Nigel Lorinz- Said Chandos, He who
comes to seek the shelter of your roof
IS your liege lord and mine. the kings
high majesty. Edward Of England
Becomes ChandOs's Squire.
While a guest at Tilford abbey,
Chsndos' stories filled the mind and
heart Of Nigel with a stronger desire
than ever for adventure, and he begged
to 90 as Chandes's squire. under
the standards Of the king. Edward Of
England. 10 which Chandos assented-
Nigel made his arrangements for
leaving home; they were few and sim
pie. for he had only his Pommers, his
loyal Sam Aylward. and at the last
his long-wished-for suit CT armor. and
a small amount Of gold
There was. howeN er. one visit must
be made before leaving home. and
that was to see Mary. the daughter Of
the old knight Of DuDlin. living in the
castle at COsford- Nary of the grave
eyes Of brown looking bravely AT the
world; the one whom Nigel loved
At the shrine Of St. Catherine. Nigel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07

young yet TO be wearing the hair up.
but il it looks best that way. and II
it seems too soft for ordinary hair
pins to stay in. you'll find the most
satisfactory thing is 10 make a sim
pie knot at the back Of the head and
hold this in with bone hair pins.
7. W.-Massage wrinkles under
the eyes by passing the fingers over
them from the edge OF the eye in
towards the nose
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07
DOYLE.

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was born on
Nay p. 1883 in Edinburgh His father,
Charles Doyle, was an artist OF fantastic
imagination The hoy went 10 Stonyhurst
college. studied in Germany. and returned
to take his degree at Edinburgh university
in 1885 He signed as ships doctor for
= two years whaling trip IN the Arctic,
travelled in west Africa. and finally set
tied as a doctor in Southsea- His restless
imagination found constant expression IL
short stories. Sherlock Holmes made his
first appearance in - study in Scarlet
GSSD. but won his immense popularity in
The Adventures OF Sherlock Holmes"
The original Of the gelius-detective was
Dr. Bell OF Edinburgh university. The pop
ular hero lived agsin in THE Memoirs OF
Sherlock Holmes The Hound Of the
Baskervilles- and THE Return Of Sher-
lock Holmes
Dr.. Doyle drew sbundantly from his
torical sources for his novels and plays
The White Company" q stirring roma nee,
first introduced Sir Nigel as an old man.
In 1895 his youth was portrayed in the
book named for him
Cor an Doyle served in field hospital
in the South African war wrote two books
in defence OF the British army in the var.
and was kuighted IN 1892 He has writ
ten a three volume history OF the great
war
Sir Conan Doyle is a large. athletic man,
who has never lest his enthusiasm for
sports His home in Sussex. England IS
filled with trophies from many parts Of
the world Tennis and cricket have kept
him fit for his enormous literary under
takings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07

THE young lady across the way says
1 we cannot expect absolute perfec-
ton in this world and she hates to
see her father so angry over missing
his train when he missed It by only a
minute OF two.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
We'll Shaped Arms.

THERE is nothing more beautiful
l than a perfectly shaped arm. And
since well developed arms are far
from impossible, even for the home
lier women. I often wonder why so
few try systematically to obtain
them
A fat arm. Of course, is the result
of overeating and belongs TO a too fat
body Reduce and the arms viii also
reduce 10 symmetry. Thin arms and
thin people go together. You must
fatten up all over TO perfect the
do more than Just this You must
exercise, and massage, and treat the
skin so il will look firm and white
Swimming is a wonderful exercise
for either developing the thin arm or
bringing down the tat one. Exer-
else makes normal whatever is ah-
normal, and too much or too little
flesh is considered TO be an abnor-
nal condition. Dumb bell exercises
are good too, or If you lack these.
simply double up the fists and strike
an imaginary punching bag with all
your force for a few minutes every
day. Or get the handle off an old
broom. and using it as the wand OF
the gymnasium, do some of the
swinging exercises that are so bene-
fetal
II the skin Of the arms is not clear.
begin your treatment by scrubbing
with hot water. CASTLE soap and a
flesh brush, till you have frictioned
the arms red. Rinse in hot water
and If you are thin. massage on some
olive oil II you are fat. follow the
scrubbing with a cold rinse. This
sort OF treatment viii gradually
clear out the clogged ports. And re-
member 70 keep the elbows soft with
creams. for rough elbow Will spoil
an otherwise lovely arm. Use the
ordinary mild bleaches for sunburn
and tan.
Questions and Answers.
Louise R--Sulphur is excellent as
a tonic for the scalp. especially when
cnn- hlnad IL halr tnnl.. Nth n-har
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07

Heien-You should not weigh more
than 125 pounds. so you see your
round face is the result Of surplus
flesh. Why don't you diet a bit dur
ing the summer You are pretty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07

Louise R.-Sulphur is excellent as
a tonic for the scalp. especially when
combined in a hair tonic with other
beneficial ingredients.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07

After q long battle Of wis. the
horse was broken and conquered. he
fell in the heather with q sobbfng
sigh, throwing his rider over his head
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-07

MERCURY and Jupiter rule strongly
w for good today. according to as
+-ofao--- ea4ur-, Is adverse
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-03

existence, the subsurface craft re-
mains the only long radius vessel
that, alone and unsupported, can go
nearly anywhere and, entirely dis
counting its main purpose OF tor
pedoeing enemy warships. its unique
defensive qualities makes it naval
weapon of the utmost usefulness
even when restricted in its use
against merchant shipping.
At the worst, naval strateglsts
point out, il is never liability that
must be protected and defended. 1t
is admitted among naval men that
the big ship still rules the seas. How
long this will be true is the question
now taxing the best naval brains of
the world. 1t is conceded for the
present, at least. that the nation
that holds blindly to one line of
naval development and neglects an
other, particularly the submarine,
will be in great ultimate danger.
While the nations having the
strongest navies have throughout the
peace deliberations shown a dis
position to agree to the abolition of
the submarine, the smaller and
weaker nations maintain that, hav-
ing less powerful navies, they are
forced to cling to the more power
full instruments of protection and
offense and that therefore they must
retain the submarine as a matter OF
self presentation.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-03
"Thc 'Thirtrcnth
Chair"
PEARL WHITE NEAR ,,

Pearl White. the Fox star had a
narrow escape from death in the loO-
mile gale which swept over Greater
New York and Long Island recently;
DESTROYING q number of hangers ana
girplanes . at Mineola aviation neid.
At the same time she appeared In the
role of heroine and saved the Two
children of her sister, Billy and BUD
Nv williams, from running panlc-
stricken into the surf.
Miss White was with the chlidren
IN the private beach of her 22-acre
estate at Bayside, /. l., when the
brief tornado broke. Grasping ths
Youngsters by the hands. she started
Ioward the house. The White estate
contains hundreds of handsome trees
a great number of which went crash
ing to the ground.
One of these, a huge maple, was
struck by lightning when Miss Whlte
and the children were within rev
Yards of it. The concussion daZed the
star. who stumbled and lost her hold
on the children. The latter, wild with
terror, ran straight toward the SURF.
Miss White reEained control of her
self and overlook the youngsters at
the edge of the water.
The storm did $4,000 damage to
the White estate, nearly 100 trees be-
ing blown down. OF these 20 were
Of great value, one being a copper
beach 100 years old.