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request Of the Brazilian delegation. IN
order to avoid certain constitutional uil
ncultirs II permits any MEMBER OF lh'
league 10 dissent from an amfnoineii''
the effect Of such dissent p"lnE WIFI
drawaI from the league. 49,,
And the annex is added giving inc
names Of the slEnatorics OF the trea'!;
who become members. and the names %
tho state invited 10 accedc 10 the cove
nnnt. These are all the changes. De-
lcvc, which are of moment.
MIR. President, take the opportunity
to move the following resolutions IN
order IN carry out the provisions ~
The covenant. You will notice that thc
covenant provides that the hrst sccrc-
tary general shall be chosen by tn,S
frs, choice of thr four member states
who arc TO hr added 10 tho tive grrat
movers on tho council is left TO ms
conference.
Il move. therefore. that the nr$t sec
re;arr general Of the council snail u.
,hc lion Sir Jamca Eric l'ruEnhnono'
and second, TIM, until such time AS inc
assemble shall have selected the nrs'
f,ur Arm bprs of tho league To br rep
rc.cr a on the council In accordance
with articlc four Of the covenant. rep
rcarn,ntives Of Belgium. Brazil. Greece
and Spain shall he members: and tn'ru.
that tho powers TO b" represented WI
rc,ucstcd 70 name representatives VINO
shail form committee OF nine 10 pre-
parr plnns for the organization OIL th''
league and for the establishment or INC
scat Of the league, ana To mako a,
r,rren,enrs and to prepare the agenda
rnr ,hc first meeting Of the assembly
IN. committee 10 report both 10 tn'
council and to tho assembly Of INC
league.
"I think i, not necessary 10 call your
attention to other matters We haEe
nreyious discus9ed--thc capital SiEnlE-
canoe OF this covenant. the hopes "hlcm
nrn entertained as 10 the effect IL VIII
have upon strndying the affairs NJ nc
world. and the obvious necessity tnat
there should b. 4 concert of the rree
nations Of the world TO maintain JUS
tire in International relations. the reia-
tions between people md between the
nations nf tho world
"1r BARON Maxine will pardon me- for
introducing n matter which ] apSrht
mindcdly overlooked, il Is necessary TOT
me TO propose, the alteration or several
words in tho first line OF article hve.
Lei mo say that in several parts OF the
treaty Of which this covenant will FORM
a part certain duties arc assigned 70
the council 81 tho league Of nations. IN
some instances it Is provided that Tn"
action they shall take shall be by n
majority vote 1t IL therefore nsces-
sarr to mako the covenant conform
with tho other portions Of the treaty
by adding th"Se words. 7 will read the
fret limo and add the words:
Except whrrc otherwise" expressly
provided In this covenant or by the
trrrns Of this treaty. decisions at any
meeting OF tho assembly or Of the coun'
I I'll shall require the agreement Of all
| the members OF the league represented
nj tho meeting
, "'Exccpt where otherwise expressly
provided in this covenant Is the pres
@, ent reading. and 7 move the addition.
.or ~ the ter7nr Of this treaty With
that addition. I move the adoption OF
| the covenant"
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American Industrial and commcrc'ai
prosperity.
Leon Bourgeois. former premier. spoke
ro- France. He said that the french
amendments to the league including
demand for an International army ana
nolIce force, and the limitation and Terl-
Noation Of ornaments Of all nations had
not been adopted.
France, however. would sign the pact
IL Bourgeois declared.
The Japanese and French amendments
were withdrawn. and it Is understood
TINT they have been left for decision
by the league OF nations itself.
NJ ctemenceau announced the with
dr,wa1 of the amendments and PreSi-
dent Wilson's proposal that the covcn-
ant of the league of nations be adopt
ed was carried
There was not moro than rnomcnts
muse in honor Of the creation Of the
league Of nations the conference then
proceeding with the regular programme
Tho text OF the labor principles Tor
insertion in the treaty was adopted ana
the conference adjourned without con-
sidering responsibilities.
George Eicoll Barnes. British dele
gate, explained the niue points "n'ch
the labor commission wished cmoodicd
IN the peace treaty. Sir Robert l. Bot
Den. the Canadian premier. then read the
revised nine points.
The revised classes say that the
standard get by law regarding conoi'io MS
NJ labor should have due regard for the
equitable and economic treatment OF all
workers lawfully resident in a country
hours
should be aimed al. The commission
had asked for this except where climatic
conditions interfered.
Sir Robert Borden said that the
changes In the phraseology were the re-
suit OF suggestions by different delcga-
tions and that they had been accepted
nv oil the great INDUSTRIAL nations.
NJ. Clemenceau. the president, declared
the revised nine points carried.
The South American representatives
expressed approval q. great length be-
fore the covenant was adopted. During
this part Of the afternoon distinct
rcst!essncss was noticeable. President
Wilson walking over 70 friend. and
Premire Lloyd George disappearing from
the room.
When the decision was taken Presi-
dent Wilson was surrounded BY dele
gates and friends who conSratulated
him on III" constitution Of the league
which he had ateered past many quick
sands.
tSir iJamcsD Eric Drummond. has
been private secretary to a. J. HtilouF'
the British foreign secretary. sine" De
ccmbcr 1916. Previously h" had served
Sir Edward (now voScoun') Gray IN inc
same capacity. while ~ Edward was
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TORTURED TEXAS
WOMAN WRITES
Standing On Her Feet Torture to
This Lady - Had to Ride
Everywhere She Went,
Until Cardui Brought
Relief.

s Mckinney, Tenas.-Mrs. A. 3. Sto
vail, OF this place, writes: Some
time ago was in a critical condition
We only lived two squares from town
yet wasnl able to VAIN the two
squares.
~ had to ride everywhere I went
and suffered at that but not so much
as when tried to walk. Standing
on my feet was torture.
My greatest suffering was in my
right side. It was so sore, and I fel:
il I stepped down or Jared myself
the least bit could not stand it,
so Just walked mostly tiptoe. This
kept up until I was just about dis
couraged and decided had best Try
something else.
Someone told me Of Cardui. and
where 1t had benefited cases similar
to mine. felt at least it would moi
hurt to give it q trial.
After my first bottle felt better
there was less pain and soreness il
my side.
AFTER my third bottle OF Cardui
was woll aand have been ever since
Cardui may be just what you net 1
Try it.
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foreign secretary. From March. l9ls 20
Juno, 1915. he was private secretary 10
Hcrbcr, II. AsQuith, then the BRUSH
Premier. Sir Eric was born on Ausust
II 1876. n son of the eighth Elscou''t
S,ru,haIIau. and is half brother OF and
hcIr prrsumrtivc to tho Earl OF Pcrth.
IIr became n clerk In the foreign ofllce
in 1910. and from 1906 TO l?o8 WAS PR
vatc secretary to ldrd FltZnlauF'e,' T
liamcntary undcr-scc,e7ary OF state lo'
foreign affairs and continued under var
icus UNDERGRADUATES until 1917, Wnrn
he became private secretary TO Premier
Asauith. Sir Eric accompanied fprcAs'
Minister Balrour to the United States IN
mr. nc y member Of a British high com
mission. In 1904. Sir Eric was rnarF''u
IN Angela May. youngest daughter ~
the eleventh Baron. Hrrrics. Thcy nave
two daughters and one son N@lp'I..
N.,dwir Drummond. VINO married the
widow Of Marshal Fielc. Ut. Of Chicago
is a distant relative of Sir Eric-)
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WHEELING ELkS
WILL INITIATE
ALARGE CLASS
GLASS OF TwENTY-SEVEN WILL BE
TAKEN OvER TIE BURNING
SANDS NEXT THURSDAY.
cld-Style Initiation Work VIII Be Put
on Tor the Benefit Of the
Members.

Wheeling lodge. No. IS. Is. f. Q. Elks.
will initiate big class of candidates on
Thursday evening OF this week at their
club rooms on Fifteenth street. when Il
grand total OF ~ members will be "S-
corted across the burning sands.
The ElkS' goat ~ being led on tin
cans and waste paper and will be brought
in from Tin Can alley some time Thurs
day to DC ready for the fray. The other
weapons OF war arc also being tuned up
and will BE- put in position to work per-
fectly for the event
Uncle John Richardson. secretary
of the lodge. wiz be at his office III the
building on Thursday from l. IN o'clock
noon. and also from 8 To 40 p. m. TO
take care OF the new members,
The following new members will be
initiated and given horns on that date:
c. P. Billings. Edward +. Gehhard.
Robert J. Howell. Jr.. John l.. Dunn.
Samuel Front. @. +. Hcyman. Douglass
vaas, John ". Edwards. Jr... Albert \.
Emblem. william o. FreiSc. John T. Nc
Kecver, DR.. Andrew J. Harness. Thomas
E Mears( James r Bolton. George II.
Heller, Jr.. Harry Shapiro. David Smilo.
Charles Wheeler Lauc. Walter ]. Alhers'
George r. Goodsell. Ralph II. Rankin.
Leo ". Emmerlh. Sigmund front Bert
E Phillips, Oscar J. Miller. William K.
Allen, Clarence Fctte.
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Reduce Your Weight
Quickly and Easily {

II you are too fat, or IL your Ns1n
has become flabby and you are carrying
around a burden Of annoying unhealthy
flesh. the cause Is. ten chances to one,5
lack Of oxygen carrying power sf the.
blood and tnulty assimilation Of tn.
food. Too little Of the food IL bstnA,
made into good hard tissue and rnuscts.;
and too much into little Klobules OF at: =
Every man and woman reader OF this!
pspcr who s too fat. whose flesh IL soft,
and flabby. should Try the new peeparA.l
ton. Phynola, a nimole but remarkably.
efficient formula put Up for convenient
homo use.
Rate Drug Store. l125 Market street to-
day and get = box Of these wonderful;
Phynola tablets: take one after each
meal and ono at bed time They are
pleasant to take, entirely safe and gtv1
splendid results quickly and easily. No
dieting. strenuous exercising. drastic
massaging or appliances. lust . single:
rhynola Tablet four times day and I'd
a short time your weight Is reducnGn4
NIL parts Of the body to what It 1h6oad
be- -
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SPLIT TING HEAD
ACHES WITH AN
ACID ct OMACH
Were New Carlisle Mans Pain
full Portion-Banished By q
Bottle of Nerv-Worth

Genuine weight in this statement.
Ueadach" victims will r"ad with keen
interest what r. c. Lacey recently said
in writing to Springfeld's Wentworth
druggists.
Tropr Drug Co.-For year I have
been 50 troubled with severe, splitting
headaches and IN acid stomach that I
could hardly aIrep. Could not eat with
any satisfaction. After taking one bottle
OF Wentworth I can ont and sleep as
we'll as anyone and ! can rhr"rfully rcr-
ommend il to anyone who suffers with
stomach trouble or n rundown system.
+. &. LACEY,
New Carlisle. O.. R. r. y.
Your dollar back Mt GrieSt's drug store.
Wheeling. IL Ncrv-Nnrth does not benefit
you. Remember that Merry Worth con-
tainS no opiatcs. no narcotics. no coal
tar products. no habit -forminS drugs
and that cannot be said Of MI headache
medicines
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$279,450 TOTAL
(Conttnued Prom Page one.3

volunteer servant to help you 10 per
form the task allotted to you. The boys
Of the S0th division are soon to como
home. Will you tell them that Ohio
county failedo Think 1t over.
Here Is the report Of the committees
by districts, together with their chair
men:
Washington district
women-Mrs. E. =. Rullard $1,000
Washington district. country
women-Mrs. J. A. Young $3.50
Men-Albert p. Schenk. Jr. No report
Madison district
Women-Mrs. E. Bates Mcl>ain. $1,000
Men-C. \. Robinson .......... lS'lVo
Clay district
women--Miss adelaide Schockey. S30.3oo
Men-George n. Phillips ...... 71.4so
Union district
women-Mrs. H. NJ. Sawyer ....S1S.0oo
Men-Henry a. Schacfer ....... S,6so
Center district
Tomcn-Mrs. J. \. Blum .S1S.oSo
Aen-John Coleman ..........-. 2.o0o
Webster district
Womcn-Miss Eta Roberts $3.50. 3l.5oo
Men-H H. Bencke .........,... 81
Richie district
women-Mrs. Chas. \. Bowers. .sl.lOh
Men-Dr. H. NJ. Hall ...........- $50"
TrIadelphia district
women-Nrs. Cart Bendcl. $4,000
Men-Fred A. Hall ............ l3.I0o
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ZbYSzkO WINS
FROM LEWIS

CHICAGO, Apr. 2S.-Wladek Zbyszso.
tho Pole defeated Ed (S:ranElcr) Lew
is Of Kentucky. for tho second time in
two months in u finish wrestling match
tonight. Zbyszko pinned Lewis down
after two hours, IA minutes and . Soc
onds with a side roll and 4 body sc's-
sora.
Zbyszko is claiming tho .world'H
heavyweight wrestling Tito ard II was
said 4 match between him AND Earl CAD
dock probably would he held In July or
as soon as Caddock returns from Franco
where hc Is with tho American Expe-l-
tionary force.
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.,,o, ,,,.c,, po.rr iuu, Ii. Hun..
In,.I. nirhard
''tr ,t-i...I,..r..r l.rnr-r W..
j.h,,,u j.. ..lh,us,r .ia:>.
,,,,, i, stIw,rl los Wallace. T.. j.
nuilirau.
~"',.e t,,,,. T. E.iMv. Ir",ii"t
m S,I,,..,,r>--I,,w Wallar... VIA. y.
pn,b -rh,s uciI J,rr, u'krcf". J"a. L.
rrinnchc- =.
t1a7 district.
,h..i-r,,n---I;,,rr. IhillpS.
I,nr.,i,--I,r,us \. Hlun,. Pr".'iI,ct l.
Snlicrt"rs-';us. q. W"i'z"i'. H'rr; g
r,n,nrrs traud Rogers. G""rgr ~.
c;undliue.
I,ntuiu--,,hur!cs Rann>. Precinct
soIi,,,or~--H Y. Kalh:tzrr. Ashy Jhrk-
son, Harry Eau. Earl iraunIlrh. james
Pryor.
E,n,a;n-C;corg" t.. IIannan. Ire
cinct : Snliciturs-Ium"s l.. laFmAh'
prl.r Check. clarence !. ''ugate, charles
Williams. DR.. NJ. y. M"rr'S"h'
Cap,ain-Chas. \. r"inl"r. Precinct
a Soliri,ors-Charles l.. burgess. JOS
II. Jenkins. Or. George y. Ranks. John
I p u'H-ien.
; rnp,ain-NiIliam w. Windsor. Pre-
cinct :. Snliritors--Lrc I"hhs. FREQ
Johnson. ID. NJ. Campbell. Vim. J. Luz
kcns. carl Kcpnrr
! Caplain--CharlrS ktilmYrr. lr"'lh''
! 6. Solicit"rs-J. H. could =. i r.
krot. Sherwood Kochrs"m' t:d"' j.
Hara \. NJ. Muldr"w.
/. captain-Chnrl"s ~ A'.n'Er'' ,,,,,
: cinct Z. Solicitors-lIoulS l.t''u-h'
Mahonry. f.. c. Duerr' Johh W.
Namara. John Iacser. ChaS NJ St',,'".
raptain-William NJ. NeS', ''' , t,,,
, s. S"llc''"rs-M M 49,, Gao
, W. rictz. Vim. Ein". Philip FeN' "''
Paur.
; Madison DistHc
: Chs irman--C. a. N""i''S"n,
Captain-E. Il. ho"''. e.o,t.
= /, 'nrs--A. s. whitley. Nhi'e' - '7%N
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MOTHERS, Do THIS
When the Children Cough,
Rub Musterole on Threats
and Chests

No telling how soon the symptoms
MAJ develop into Group, or worse. And
thca's when you're glad you have 4
Jar of Musterolc At hand 70 give
prompt, sure relief. 1t does not blister.
AS first aid and a certain remedy.
MustcroIe is excellent. Thousands or
mothers know it. You should keep a
lar in the house, ready for instant use.
It is the remedy for adults, too. Re-
Iieyes sore throat, bronchitis, tonsliias,
Group stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
headache, congestion. pleurisy. rheu:
rnatism, lumbago, pains and aches OF
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
chilblains, frosted feet and colds OF the
chest lit often prevents pneumonia:
SOC and 6oc jars; hospital size $50.
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Will Refuse # State !:
~ te
Court Rules Against !;
-tuI
Telephone IIlcreas

Public hearing was given the chcsa-
rcakc and Potomac Telephone company
Of West Virginia before the public
service commit Ss!on here today. 1888
Regarding It's notice OF q. rate ~.
crease without the consent Of the ~
mission. il Is stated that the tc11pAeo
company will 60 ahead with It's rAtA2n.
crease. with the understanding th4Hie
will refund the money received the1y ey
provided tho supreme court Of app 20
81 Wcst Virginia decides the ince4so
without tho authority Of the cosnn b.
sion Is Illegal. An order is cxoetMl
from ~" commission regarding 20
matter before May /. 49, .-.!!..::i5sall,
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Women Of Bulgaria arc beautiful
D cir complexion is q CERTAIN oaroll
ESSENCES on the part Of man or woman
To- have a muddy complexion or nimply
face, Your blood is not right or your
stomach and Internal organs are NOT
throwing off the constantly accuHru'd'-
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Rising.
In Hungary Suppressed

ZURICH. April 2S.-hnti-communist
uprisIngs In Fcules. Hungary. near
Odenburg. west OF Budapest. began on
April 10 and ended n few days later with
the execution Of q priest on ia lsc charG-
cs and the imposition Of prison gent
rnces on fifteen others accused Of par
ticipation In the rovoi,. -his news has
just boon received hu-e from Vienna
having been held up BY the rigid censor
ship at Budapest.
The revolt began among the Pcasa nts
who defeated n Rcd army force sent
from Odcnburg
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a GOOD COMPLEXION
rot Complex Question With the Women Of Bulgaria

ing body poisons. Heed the advice q
tong Of thousands who show good hea1t6,
Nv rosy checks and sparkling eyes. They:
take BulGarla1 Hood Tse and me-
from the good feeling resulting that ~
has proven positively beneficial; a %
cont nnckage will last for months. All
drug stores sell it everywhere.
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~AzrAoaE Dx1xkr,

LONDON. April 2S.-Spartacan forces
attempted to overthrow the EovernHIHf
IN Rrcmcn yesterday, but were defeated
after q hard street ACHING. A dispatch
from StettIn transmitted by the CT
change telegraph company reporting the
out break adds that revofve-s and hand
srcnadcs wcrc used freely in the fight
ing.
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-renc-M.nT ANNOUNCED.

.,I.AEI:S!::'!;r;. ". Va. .trr. -
ur ,nl MIS-. I.y., ~ smith today an
,,rrro.J Tho ..r;a: ..r:.ur "f thri.' daugh-
,,r Miss M:~v IIumhtrd Smith !" cap
tain lh:uglnS n. Ilarnich, OF ihr""rS
burg. who is now stationed Al H"mr
Sherman. Onin. They will hc married
~ lhr carly summer. Captain Farnlch
j.. , son Of II. T.. IIarnirh of ParKcrS-
burg. The bride elect is prominent IN
IN" younger society set hcr"
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PEACE CONFERENCE

Continued From Page one.)
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BUY VICTORY LIBERTY BONDS
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21
WOMAN WHO TRAINED
 DOCS FUR RED CROSS
 WORK VISITING HERE

Mrs. J. M. Greer, wife of Major J. NJ. Greer, U. S. A. chief consultant in surgery at the Walter Reed U. s. hos pital, Washington, D. C., returned re- gently from Washington and is visiting the parents of her husband, MT. and Mrs. R. c. Greer, who have lately ar rived here from Missouri to make Phoe- nix their home.
 Major Greer, better known here as Dr. Greer, was practicing physician at Mesa and when the Arizona national guard was mobilized for service on the Mexican border in 1916 he went out as first lieutenant in the medical corps After remaining with the national guard six months, he entered the regu- lar army and was transferred to Wash ington. After this country entered the world war he was sent to Fort Ogle- thorpe, Ga, and later to Camp Hum phreys, Va, being in the hospital ser vice at both posts. Later, he was sent to the Mayo hospital at Rochester, Minn., for special course in surgery, after which he was transferred to his present post.
 Mrs. Greer has been engaged in war work in Washington and elsewhere. A part of her work was around the hos pitals where she tried as far as possible to take the place of mother to sick or wounded soldiers. She was also en- gagged in the more spectacular work of training dogs for Red Cross service on the western front.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21
RADIATOR CAUSE
 1T DIFFICULTIES

Many an auto trip promising un- allayed pleasure has been spoiled by a leaky radiator. One can limp lamely home with one or two cylinders miss ing. or in case of punctured tire or blow out" can run on rim" Every motorist realizes, however, that when his radiator will not hold water he must walk to the nearest telephone station, sit down and wait for the service car" or else take the chance of cumming up his engine and per haps practically running it.
 Radiator troubles in the western states is largely due to the fact that eastern manufacturers build their pro- ducts of brass. In all the semi i-arid states, the water is largely impreg- mated with alkali. During the process of construction of most standard radi- ator, the material of which they are made is subject to several bending processes, that is to a large extent, which break up the cohesion of the molecules. weaken it's structure and renders it to a certain extent porous thus making it peculiarly sensitive to the destroying chemical action of the
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21
0NE WORD IN BILL MAY RESULT IN MANY NEW ARM0R|ES FUR STATE

All because the word available" and not expended" was used in drawing up the military fund appropriation bill in the 1917 legislature, attorney General Jones believes that the state is going to blossom forth with a number of new armories for the use of the reorganized national guard
 In wording the bill which provides for S6O,000 to be spent in erecting new ar mories on ground owned by the state, It was made to read that the money should be expended during the years ending June 30. 1918, and June 30, 1919 This money, due to the strain on the state government during the war, was never expended.
 AdJutant General Ingalls, is anxious to start construction work as soon as possible, and through the governor asked for an opinion as to the avail ability of the money. Although MT. Jones has not written an opinion, he stated yesterday that he was positive as long as the money had not been ex- pended, it was still available.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21

alkali water upon the zinc in the brass. This renders the whole radiator struc- ture porous and soft" and weakens it's rigidity causing it to crack and the seams to open under the heavy yibra- tions of the car.
 There has been a constant effort by the manufacturers to design a radi- ator that will give a larger but slower flow of water with a greater air cool ing surface. This was impossible un- der the straight tube construction and it was not until the master southwest radiator manufactured under the clausing patents, was put upon the market that this result was achieved.
 Oscar Palmer, manager of the Phoe- nix Sheet Metal works, 320 West Washington street, one of the largest and most modern radiator repair shops
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21
THE WISE CHINESE

Banker Earl c. Dodge of Boston. who has lived in China said in a re- cent after dinner speech:
 Anybody who doubts the wisdom of the Chinese should read their prov erbs. The Chinese have a book of 1O.- 900 proverbs, and they're all as wise and true as the first one in the volume, which says:
 " It is safer to pull tigers tail than to call a lady's attention to her first gray hair '"
Arizona republican., 1919-09-21

building, is minus a Chevrolet ''490" car which he purchased new last April.
 About o'clock last night MT. Miles, who lives at 722 West Fillmore street. left the ear standing in front of the Fleming building while he went up to his offices for a short time. About half an hour later he returned. The car was gone.
 The car bore Arizona license number 23,923. and also carried a special 90- day California permit. It was equipped with a spare tire on the rear, and seat cov- CTS. The car has not been found late last night, and there was no trace of the person or persons who stole it.