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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-03
TO HEROES.

NATCHEZ. Miss, May .. tspl)-Ar-
rangements have been perfected by tho
volunteer fire companies Of Matches for
a celebration In honor OF returned SOL
diers. The celebration win take place
the latter part OF this month.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-03
BOY LOSES FOOT,

suKlNTH, Miss, May 3. tSnl>-
ZINES forsyth, ~S-year-old son Of Harry
torsyth, had his left foot cut en- xe.ss
Gsusy when he fell beneath an Illinois
n VIZ ireight train, The boy had All.
der the wheels, @na ish w
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-03
ELECTED no SCHOOLS.

HALLS, Tenn. May 8, tspl.)--Prof.
oren StAieF, Of Obion, Tenn has becn
elected principal of the Halls high
school for the coming school ySar.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-03
BY &c. 3.

so WE could stop and get them.
LATER ON in the day.
WHEN WE were on our way home
BECAUSE WE were afraid.
IF WE took them with us.
WE NIGHT shake them all up.
AND WE went on again.
OUT INTO the country.
AND THROUGH other towns.
AND STOPPED and got our lunch
AND STARTED again. ',
s
AND KEPT following the roads.
WHERE THE pavement was good.
AND IN the afternoon.
WE BEGAN the journey home.
AND SOMETHING had happened.
TO WHEREVER it a
WE HAD bought the ported plants
WE COULDN'T find it.
AND ALL afternoon.
WE KEPT running around.
THROUGH ALL the little towns,
AND ALL around yonkers.
UNTIL WE had to come home.
AND THE first of the week.
WE MADE another search.
BUT WE never found the plants.
AND WE'VE given them up.
BECAUSE THE gas we were using.
LOOKING FOR the town.
WAS SOMETHING awful.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-03

Did yod get a bomb in the morning mail? If YOU did not
that is a sign that you are of small consequence. The gentle.
men in charge Of arrangements for sending out high explosives
seem to have gone very carefully over the list of elieibles and
limited those sent out to an exclusive set. One of the SATISFYING
features of obscurty is that you are not likely to have YOUR
head blown off every. time 4. parsel il, delivered at the office
feet n se cha change ne and and mA tey a accept I the G IS yoans SSsome who would be
essential condition Iii no1 that limitations IG nnsn % to the IpostnogAme even if it were
ton Increased In the long run no man opened read their residence
al receive more han h earns with man driving
nj such consequences as haY followed rode downto-
in IN t gH as' p wnere b ae w dlS W eot II W b ee reEspS SG " Sn into the interna-
because nothing is being produced to killed and she Ms-or successful
buy-Dauy Mail London insurance
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-03

ssrat George !. Burr, Company c, toyth Field Signal Battalion, SD Division.
d, PiTstsasss S.rst Burr vas In action near chrss Aug z 1' nss, In shsrss
s h,Sss cay "a MIR me to ne point where his regiment%l post Of NINA nd ws 10 Sc
never aver CAT cat a q. and when nnay, he was ordered TO leave one man as the inssrna
InqseM N remained alone for n log time In tMs most dangerous position.
Cross Copyright 1871
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-03

.ndo; in fact. it is
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-02-13
FEW ESCAPE

There are few indeed who escape
having at least one cold during the
winter months, and they are FORUM
ate who have but one and get thru
with it quickly and without any ser.
ious consequences. Take Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and observe the
directions with each bottle and you
are likely to be one OF the fortunate
ones, The worth and merit Of this
remedy has been fully proven. Some
families who have always used 1t for
years when troubled with a cough
or cold and with the very best re-
suits. Adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-02-13
NO GOOD REASONS


The subcommittee Of the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee re-
spending TO the Moses resolution.
has reported that IL can find no good
reason why the Tinoco government
in oata Riea should not be recosniz-
ed. This committee was headed by
John sharp Williams, a rank partis-
an OF the president II Mr. Williams
was unable TO trump up reason for
failure to recognize the Tinooo gov
erhment It is pretty good evidence
that none existed fictitious or real.
Ihefe vs. however what we may Gall
q "Nylor' ana mat is the p%.ilance
OF mr. wilson because Ilnooo was
'l'','' over Gonzalez TINS induced
'"o ao''''h's'raUon 70 lay down ao-
SURG RUE uhjustltied m internation-
'l i"" ana ''o'aleo even IN its own
p'"''e'' '''aL II "ouiu recognize no
n'"" Ola LAi'h-Anerican govern
MINI VINO ce''s mo mower 'hrough
'"'"''"'' ""''"Hza came INTO pow
'' '''"us" I''''Nt'oh' ana nor only
"'5 "e Pt"'"p|F 's'"EnI|'' by 'he
niue" ''"'s'' OuI ne was pfa'llcai-
- S'''eu 'i'lousn MI "li5oh m
''' 'i''''''o III mexican sil'irs- me
''''' ''o" "''s'H"' STATUS became Ihe
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-02-13

that he was wiling 60 let a national
czecucutive invade a state and try
to dictate to the people whom they
should elect 70 represent them in
the United states senate. such a
man is out Of harmony with the
thought and desire OF the people Of
Michigan and OF the whole United
States. He is out OF harmony with
thcm not only In superficial matters
but upon the very fundamentals OF
government.
Michigan has a history Of which
she is prowd She has citizenship
that is independent in Thought and
courageous in action Her people
are accustomed to do their own think
ing and 20 act upon their own judg
ment Thcy may err but not moro
frequently when they act upon their
own Judgment than IL they accept
the dictatlon OF an autocrat at Was
hlugton, II they err, the responsible
uy SIS theirs and they wul profit by
experience Bus they have not abaui
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-02-13
TAKES Or DANDRUFF,
HAIR STOPS FALLING
Save your HaIrl Get a small bottle
Of pandGr!ne right now-Also
stops Itching scalp.

Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggy
hair is mute evidence of a neglected
scalp; of dandruf-that awful scurf.
There Is nothing so destructive tc
the hair as dandriff l. robs the hair
OF its iustre, its strength aid its very
liiei eventually producing feverish.
ness ard itching Of tie scalp, which II
not remedied causes the hair roots to
shrink loosen and iie--theu the hair
falls ont fast A little Danderine TO.
nIght--aou--any timc--will surely save
your hair
Geb email bottle of Knowlton's
Danderjne from any drug sGore, You
surely can have beautiful hair and lots
of II If you win iut try o little Dan.
derine. Save your paiT Try it
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-02-13
10 CENT 'CASCARETS7
FOR LIVER AND BOWELS
cure Sick Headache, Constipatlon
Billouaness, Sour Stomach, Bad
Ercoth-Cgndy Cathartlc-

No odds how bad your liver, stomach
r bowclsi how much your head aches,
now miserable yuu are from oon8tipa-
an indigestion, biliouauess and SING
fsh bowels--you always get relief with
Casoarots. They immediately cleanse
aud regulate tho stomach, remove the
souri, fermoniiug food and foul gnsosi
0uko The excess bile from the liver and
curry or Che consupaled waste matter
md poison from Che iutcstines and
bowels. A Decent box from your drug
gi5t viii keep your liver and bowels
t'eanI stomach sweet and head clear for
months They work while you sleep.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-02-13
The Case OF
Henry Ford

\ Washington, Feb.11-The Repub-
Publicity Association, through
its President, Hon. Jonothan Bourne
Jr today gave out the following
statement from its Washington Head
quarters.
Protest against the effort Of Hen
ny Ford to force his way into the
United States Senate of his repudia-
tion by the people Of his state, is
not based upon any personal prejud-
ice against Ford. It seems purley a
question of maintenance of the prln
ciples and practices of representative
government.
Mr.. Ford does not reprensent
the governmental ideas Of the people
of Michigan in any respect. He is a
free-trader, while great majority
OF the people Of Michigan are prot
ectionists. He is a paclflst while
the people of his state believe in ag-
excessively asserting and defending
the rights Of the nation when infrln
ged upo by any other nation. Hen
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-02-13
Missouri Musical Note.

Some one has discovered that the
notes of the quail are the samo as
the first two notes Of the song. *
Dreamt That Lived In Marble Halls
We always were Of the opinion that
Bob White would be beautiful sing
N II he had confidence enough 10 him.
self to get TO It, but he doesnt seem to
be making much progress in his mu-
icol studles.-Brookfie Gazc!te.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-02-13

takes no interests in public affairs.
as evidenced by his statement that
he voted for Garfield, although Gar
field was elected Presidenr before
Ford was Of age. The people Of his
state want a man in Washiug .ou who
has taken an active interest IN pub
lie affairs and who has shown his
patriotism in a very practical way.
But, more important than all
these Mr.. Ford believes in selection
Of Senators by the Presideu.. He
says that he did not want TO be a
candidate for senator but entered
che race because the President want
ed him to. He let an the power Of
the administration be placed behind
him in the effort to force his elect
ion in spite Of the will Of the people.
lie let The administration exert an in
fluenoc that could not hovs been on-
listed by the expenditure of a million
dollars in his behalf He Is so Car
out Of sympathy with representa-.
i've and truly DonuIar royernmtnr
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20
BIGGEST COLLECTION IF WILD ANIMALS IN
 U.S. WILL SHOW XMAS

More wild animals will be exhibited at the Christmas Cheer Circus on the afternoon of December 25 than have ever been displayed at one time by any circus in America, according to Al G. Barnes,s famous circus magnate, who is wintering his combined shows nthis city at the Arizona state fair grounds.
 And the big benefit to be held Christ mas day will provide funds for the care and treatment of the poor kiddies of Phoenix and vicinity by the Saliva tion army. Joe V. Prochaska, state game warden, who is executive chair man of the benefit declared last even- ing that he has received reservations from many cities and towns in the Salt River valley for seats at the Christmas matinee. This indicates, he asserts, that one of the largest crowds ever witnessed at the fair grounds will par ticipate in the big benefit.
 Wild animals-hundreds of them tame beasts and trained horses will all be included in the big show. Even trained seals. which have always been one of the distinct features of the Al c. Barnes road circus will go through their antics to the delight of Christmas patrons.
 Advance sales of tickets will be started this afternoon, Chairman Pro- chaska announced last evening. They will be placed on sale at downtown stores. And he urges all patrons to buy their tickets early to relieve con- gestion at the gates on Christmas aft ernoon.
 Many boxes have already been re- served by society folks, who plan to make the benefit feature of their holiday entertainment. Reservations of boxes will be accepted, Chairman Prochaska announces, up to Christmas eve, providing they are not all sold before that time
 Special parking grounds for automo- bilyists will be reserved at the fair grounds for the accommodation of motorists. Extra street car service win l carry the crowds from the city to the 1 grounds and wait there for the return journey.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20
NEW TEACHERS GET
 CERTIFICATES. BUT
 OTHERS ARE NEEDED

| Fifty-eight new teachers have re | ceived their certificates for the frs and second grades and special depart | mentS of the state schools, according | to an announcement yesterday iron l the office of the state school super | intendent, following the recent ex. l aminations. A meeting of the board i: announced for December 22 for the is suance of temporary certificates ir accordance with the requirements oi the various school. The list of 5s teachers just added to the faculty oi the state is not sufficient for all the demands.
 The new teachers. classified by counties and grades. are:
 Mohave county = Second grade: Hazel Allen.
 Navajo county-Second grade: Jo-
 Pima county-Second grade: Isa- bel Rexter. Esther Thorne; French: lola Soulliere.
 Pinal county-First grade: Eleanor Wore Stickler. Second grade: Willie B.-Payne, Mabel A.-SoteIo Nell Ter rell
 Santa Cruz county-Second grade: Helen Maloney. Mrs. w. J. Mitchell, Mrs Edna Petty, Marinda w. Turner. Drawing: Elizabeth O'Brien-
 Yavapai county-Second grade: Roberta M. Amspoker, Mrs J. c. Hen
  Campbell James. Lucille Kammerling. Music: Lucille Kammerling.
 Yuma county-F'irst grade: Claude P. Adams. Second grade: Lucille Garrett.
 Apache county - Second grade: Delesa Rencher, Helen Mayes.
 Cochise county = First grade: Charles w. Crumly. Second grade: Martha Adams. Mrs. A. D. Forst, Mrs. iC. O. Gerber, Mrs. F.. F. Higgins, Nellie c. Lance. Louisa L. Reeves, Mrs. Earl O. Solrns, Mrs. Lillah P. Read.
 Gila county-Second grade: Martha A. Griffin.
 Graham county-Second grade: A Elnora Bryce. Arminella Huish, Orvil Larson, Dessie Nelson.
 Greenleaf county-Second grade: Mertice Dew, Mrs. Russell Dougherty E. Mae Bixby, Una Policeman, An gelin Westerman, Marguerite Wright, Elmer Zimmerman.
 Maricopa county-First grade: Fran cis McDannold. Matte Howell, Floyd w. Norton. Second grade: Miss B. Carter, Augusta Fine, May Hendricks son, Clyde J. Hinton, Elizabeth Pugh, Pearl Saunders. Laura Wells. Ethel J. Whitney, Pearl J. Williams. Man ual training: Donald H. Bierry.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20
Baby's Second Christmas

Uncle Edward Bachelor, w h ( Thinks That a Baby Will Break IT Two If You Touch Him-"Better not let him get near that Christmas tree he might pull it over. l would't let him play with that little cart, he might trip over it. My, what a care babies are,"
 Aunt Sophronia, Spinster. Who Has Always Yearned to Marry Poet Look at him dreaming about that tree He's probably saying to himself that it is sweet to be young and in the midst of loved ones.
 His Father-"No, Aunt Sophronia, he's not thinking anything like that I know. that expression on his face too well. He's thinking that Christmas is fierce because it has made his mother forget to feed him at the usual timei'
 His Grandmother-'Let me feed the baby little stick candy, won't you? He ought to be allowed to celebrate Christmas. Don't say I can't let him tear up this magazine, he just loves to tear thiyfyE. Please let him chew up my muff if he wants to, it won't hurt him. Oh. I don't see how you can be so strict with the dear little fellow, especially on Christmas
 His Grandfatehr-''Hes a smart lit tie fellow. I'll just bet he knows all about Christmas.
 His Mother-"Of course he does. He knows we're talking about him and what we're saying about him. cause I told him all about it. Listen to him, now. telling us that he knows everything we've said and all that's going oni"
 The Baby HimseIf-"Goo, goo, goosly. gurgle, goo-goo."
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20
Last Years Christmas Presents
 Where Are They Now?

This is the time of the year wher from memory'S StOrehOuSe comes recol- lections of last years Christmas pres ents. Whats became of all the gifts the family received from friends ano relatives just a year ago? Well, here $ about where they are:
 The Photo of Uncle Edward in the Handsome Bronze F'rame-Down in the cellar behind the cobwebs in the farthest corner.
 The Diary Given by Cousin Emily odds and ends in the bottom drawer of Sisters bureau (Sister kept her diary conscientiously for two days and then let it lapse.)
 Imitation Cut Glass Bowl Given by Neighbor Jones-Doing service as a bath for the pet canary.
 Pair of Suspenders GiKen by Uncle Simeon to Brother Who Always Wears Belt-Holding up the trousers of the colored elevator man in the build ing where brother works Brother having wished them on the elevator man shortly after last Christmas.
 Snow Shovel Given by Father s Brother, Ebenezer-Over at Eben- ezer's house. Ebenezer having bor- rowed it shortly after last Christmas and not having returned it as yet
 Queer Looking, Hand Worked Quilt Given by Aunt Sophronia-Being used as bed quilt by the family cat.
 Odd Bit of Bric-a-Brac Given by Dads Employer-Being used by the baby to teeth on.
 Family Account Book Given by Father to AIother-Doing splendid service as catch-all for stray cooking
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20

dertaking parlors at Mesa, where the funeral will be held Tuesday at 10~a. m- Services will be conducted by George F. Lewis. reader for the Chris tian Science church at Chandler.
 None of MT. Winters relatives are able to come for the funeral. but two sisters of Mrs. Winters. one from Cali fornia, and one from Chicago, will be here.
 MT. Winters was proprietor of the San Tan store and also acting post master He had many friends who are deeply grieved and who extend their sincerest synpathies to his widow. Many beautiful floral pieces have been sent in for the funeral. MT. Winters loved Artzona and was such an ardent admirer of the beauties of the southwest. that he will be laid to rest at Mesa, in the valley he loved so well.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20
Express Wagons, Velocipedes, Wheelbarrows

We have received complete shipment of the above named articles Any of these will make gift of all gifts for the little We'll made attractive and would advise early shipping they wont last long,
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20
CHANDLER ORGANIZES AMERICAN LEGION
 POST AT MEETING

CHANDLER. Dec. 19.-The ex- service men of Chandler met at the chamber of commerce building Tues day evening and organized a local post of the American Legion. The object of forming the post was to promote general good fellowship among the members, to preserve the memories and incidents of their associates in the great war.
 Dudley w. Windes explained to the boys both the ideal sand results ob- tained by the American Legion in this state MT. Dudley is connected with the American Legion department of Arizona. Temporary officers were elected until the organization can be perfected, at which time permanent ones will be elected. The attendance was not as large was expected but each member promised to bring one other to the next meeting. It was de-
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20

brothers, c. P. Thayer of Garrettsville, Ohio, and the Rev. H. E.. Thayer of McPherson, Kansas.
 Mrs. Walker was always prominent in the activities of the Episcopal church here and also of the Phoenix Woman's club Her husband. J. Elliott Walker, who was prominent in the state, died about fourteen years ago.
 The funeral will take place from the Burtis home, 646 North Second avenue,
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20
Other Chandler Notes

w. w. Pickerell was in Phoenix Thursday on business.
 George E. Taylor, who with J. L. Entrekin went to Los Angeles 10 days ago, has returned from his business trip Mir Entrekin is still on the coast, but expects to return today or early in the week.
 r. D. Powell of Gilbert. wa/ in Chandlep Thursday and Friday on business trips.
 Miss Iseland of the Mesa schools, was in Chandler for Thursday evening and night visiting Mrs. Ross Winters.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20
DIDN'T HEAR OF ARMIsTIcE
lLondon Daily NIaiI.l

Writing to the Over Seas club. Gen eral Buildings. Aldvych. London. a member in Mataveri. Easter Island, in the Pacific. says the inhabitants did not hear of the arnristice until July, as they had had no letters for eigh- teen months before that.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20
Biz New Year's Dance

The Chandler post of the American Legion will hold a New Years dance at D. m-, December 31, in the cham Der of commerce rooms Il good time is expected it has been some time since a dance of this description has been given in Chandler. The boys have secured the services of an eX- cellent orchestra, one with a lot of jazz and pep. They also plan to serve q lunch at midnight as the old year goes out and the new comes in.
 All ex-service men are invited to at tend whether they are members of the Legion or not, also they are to bring their best girls with them. Anyone wishing information regarding this dance will communicate with Lawrence Entrekin. chairman of the dance com mittec.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20
PIONEER IF STATE.
 MRS. WALKER, DIES

Mrs. J. Elliott Walker, who has been resident of Arizona for the past 35 years, died Thursday noon at the ersi- dence of her daughter Mrs. D. H. Bur tis Mrs. Walker was 69 years of age. Besides her daughter she leaves two
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20

CKarl Raturea, Christiania, Ncrway)
 Professor Peterson is dead. He is duly buried. His brother professors have attended the funeral. At the end of the ceremony the professors take their departure and on the way
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20

cided to give a New Years dance in the chamber of commerce rooms for all ex-seryice men and their lady friends.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20
Obituary

The death of Ross AIcNeill Winters is announced Mir. Winters was suf- fering from a severe cold and had stayed home for the afternoon We'd
 nesday and Mrs. Winters returning home in the evening from business found her husband dead Heart fail ure was the cause of his death. The body was moved to the Gibbens un-
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20
GONE, BUT NOT FORGOTTEN

this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment will be in Greenwood cemetery.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20

from the churchyard Professor K who had assisted in conducting the services, looks around and cycling his companions. says: Where's Peter sen? Didn't he come with us2''
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20

Whosovere transgresseth. and abid- eth not in the doctrine of Christ. hathr not God. He that abideth in the doe trines of Christ, he hath both the Father and the Son.-TI John. g.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-31

tegc oddziafu jest Stefan Sanowski.
Oddzial No 2gi W parafii sw. Wacla-
wa, gdzie prObOSzczem jest X. f.
Sdeszka- Skautami zas zajmowal sic
X. Jakob Szprenga az do czasu pre-
niesienia sic do innei parafii. Obecnym
uaczelnikiem tego Oddzialu jest J6zef
Danielek, oddzia{ No. Sci W parafii sw.
WladysAawa, gdzie -proboszczem jest X.
Antoni Halgas. Ma razie niema naczel-
nika. W Oddziale 4tym, W parafii sw.
Seanislawa Kostki, gdzie proboszczem
Jest X. F. DembihsH, zwiedzam
przeto osobiscie. J6zef Welter, naczel-
mix oddziafu No. 5, W parafii sw. Wa
tentego W Cicero, III, - X. s. NJ. Ra-
dniecH proboSzcz Oddziaf No. City W
parafn Niepokalanego Serca Maryi, W
Chicago, Y. Rajmund Applet,
proboSzcz, M razie oSObiScie odwie-
dza ten oddzia3. No Tiny I S-my,
wyZnaczony ola Sierot W Sierocihcu
sw. Jadwigi, W Niles, Ill.
Oddzial No. 9ty W parafii Matki BO-
skej CzeStochowskiej W Hawthorne,
Ill wieL Y. B. Cza5kowSki, p~rOboszcz.
Skautami zas zajmuje sic Wiel. X. To
maSz Smyk.
Oddziai No. 1oty W parafii sw. Pho