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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-27
CONTRACTS LET FOR
CRklGHEAD ROADS

JoNESBoRo, Nov. a. {Snll~rThe
commissioners of the Black Oak-Han-
cock Road Improvement district,
Craighsad county. Ark, have let the
srsd,ng, bridging and euiysrts to j. q.
Edwards Construction company. for the
sum of A9f,laS. An bids were rejected
for the hard surface OF the read,
This work will be done under the su.
pervisien OF Klyee & Kackley engineers,
| Of the Monstte Road Improvement dis
triet. Craighead county, Ark. let the
! contract for the clearing, gruhhing,
grading, bridging and oulverts to 3. y,
Rewards company, low bidder, fer the
sum Of slT7,aS4,4h and refused all other
bids for hard surface of the road.
The building OF these roads win mean
| SO moro miles OF good roads for Craig
head county, and will open up some
very fine farm lands,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-27
Chest Colds, Coughs and
Sore Throat Go Over Night
Besys Mustarlns Is Better Than Linirnents, Plastcrs, Poultces
or Hot Water Bottles. Does the Work in
Halt the Time.

Remember the terrible Influenza Epl,
dArnic last year.
The demand for ReHy's Mustariro
was 80 enormous, that stocks IN retail
stores and wholesale warehouses dlSap-
pssrcd With amazing speed.
Get a box now-or two boxes, you
cant tell what win happen,
But Just as soon as your throat gets
sore or you feel that Tightening IN the
Chest.
Rub on Hegy's Mustarine, for nothing
on this earth will Suhduc inflammation,
and prevent congestion, quicker thar
this great and first Improvement on the
old-fashioned Mustard plaster
It's the quickest pain killer known, Sc
he sure when you even suspect pleuriSy.
bronchitis or tonsilitis, to use II freely
II won't blister not even the tender.
est skin--it cannet blister,
But rs hot stuff, and contains more
concentrated non clustering heat, thar
any other counter irritant In existence
That's why II goes right after pains
and aches. soreness and swelings, ~
matter where located and ends all TIKI
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-27
MAILERs JAILED,

congratulations to the mailing room
Perhaps the fact that The News
scimitar was the only newspaper 10
publish an edition In the daylight hours
Of, Thanksgiving day kept our bovs1
out OF II, or maybe they wouldn't Ia "a
been in, anyhow-but--
Police ralded a mallors' craps game
early Thursday morning In the base.
rnent occupied by the AS Taxi company.
Court and Second, and arrested seven
enthusiastic PLAYERS at African golf,
They all were white, They Identified
themselves as.
II. Bowling, II r. Stuber. II. yandi.
Ter, III i, pennard, John McDonald, &.
L. Mccullough and C, n. Horne.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-27
REPORT FROM MINES
IN 19 Is ENCOURAGING

first complete report OF coal mined In
district ID in several weeks was re.
celved Wednesday by the Southern Ap-
palaehian Coal Operators association
end WIS considered very encouraiug,
showing a. total OF ove 800 cars loaded
TODAY
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-27

misery and distress 80 erIrklv. that
sufferers are joyfuilS asthpiShed.
Tee ReEys Mustarlne always In the
yellow box, e. ease the pain Of rheuma.
tisin and govt.
Just rub\it on for lame muscles, sore
feet, stiff Neck, ramp in leg, spraIns
n strains,
Gtt out The box promptly when You
naN n~tgralgia, neurltis. lumhago, back.
attt, headache, earaehe, tooth ache, or
any ache anywhere.
Re sure It's Regy's Mustarine made
OF real yellow mustard and other pain.
destroying ingredients, Druggists an.
nounce return of money Il II doesn't
DO as advertised one box equals 50
blistering Mustard plasters.
S. {. Wells & Co.. LEROY. N. Y.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-27

CHICAGO. Nov, 2L-Already facing
| or in the grasp OF a coal shortage, much
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-07-17
Freedom Through
the Truth
BY RoBT McwATTY RUSSELL. ID. ID.
Professor of Bible Doctrine and
Homiletics
Moody Bible Institute. Chicago

IENT-And We shall know the truth and
the truth shall make you free. John s.s2
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-07-17
The Chemistry Of Ethics.

The pathway OF God to one heart Is
through another heart. John Smith or
Mary Jones may possess that feart
Every atom I'm the universe acts on
every other atom. But each atom acts
most strongly on the atom that Is
nearest. The big things In life are ac-
complished by those who are faithful
In the matter OF the little things. The
duty for every man and woman is the
next duty. In the last analysis the
mountains all reduce TO grains and the
ocean TO drops. II the world is beau
tiful in its vastness II is because II
Is beautiful In its stoms.-Christian
Herald.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-07-17

lures has ever
been the source Of
freedom In the
world struggle for
civil and religious
liberty. When man
knows his true re-
lation TO God he
refuses TO be a
slave, and when
men know their
true relation 10
one another they
cease effort to en-
slave one another.
Horace Greeley
well said. at Is
impossible 10 en-.
slave n Bible read
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-07-17
IMPROVED UNIroan INTERNATIONAL
SUNDGYSO1OOL
LESSON

py REV. p. n. rITZwATER. d. n.
Teacher OF English Bible In the Moody
Bible Institute Of ChicagoJ
copyright. 1919. western Newspaper Union,
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-07-17

knowledge Of the truth concerning
God and man as revealed in the Scrip
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-07-17
Rlaht at the Center.

Our habitual thoughts and actions
determine our characters and they
are made moment by moment. II
at the center we are stayed on God
the circumstances must be right
Samuel FailOws.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-07-17
Would Nou7

Would you remain always young.
and would you carry all the Joy and
buoyancy OF youth into your maturer
yearsf Then have care concerning
but one thing-how you live In your
thought world.-Ralph Waldo Urine.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-27
INTEREST GAINING IN ORGANIZATION OF
 MILITIA IN ARIZONA

Much interest in the reorganization of the state militia is evident in Ari- zona, as shown by the applications that are coming into the office of Adjutant General Walter s. Ingalls,. General approval of the government plan of or ganizing in this state only units pecu- liarly adapted to this'section is mani fest.
 The plan for the reorganization for this state is to have here units of cav airy and artillery, in both of which i types Arizona has proven herself profi- cient
 George w Harben, formerly of the staff of the attorney general, now prac- ticing law in Flagstaff. while in the city yesterday was in consultation with the adjutant general regarding the or ganization in Flagstaff of company of field artillery under the leadership of Captain E. M. Robinson. ] Captain Robinson was notified a few days ago that the Italian government has bestowed upon his a high decora- tion for yalor in his work at the front. 1 He already has received the distin- ] guished service mdal and the croix re guerre.
 1Ie is said to have taken over the l command of a section after the com manding officer had been sent back wounded and his successor had ordered a retirement, and had held the line for l two days. in spite of the fact that he was himself wouned in the head by 1 shrapnel. Captain Robinson is the 1 Western Union manager at Flagstaff
 Among other applications that have been received is one from Capt D. s. l Wickersham for permission to organ ize troop of cavalry at Stafford.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-27
ARRAIGNED ON CHARGE
 IF SHEEP STEALING

George Roach, John Newbanks. alias J. J. Newman, and Leonard Owensby, sometimes called Leonard Ormsby, were taken from the county jail in Phoenix yesterday and conducted to Tempe wEere Ihey were arraigned on 2 charge of stealing IS sheep from the Sufsiitt rancE in that district on Aug ust 21
 Newbanks and Roach pleaded guilty, but Owensby declared he, had nothing to do with the depredations. The bond of each was fixed by Justice Cummins at S1,500, and next Friday was set for the preliminary hearing of Owensby.
 Following the arraignment, the three men were returned to the county pail in Phoenix by Deputies Smith and De- Witt. At a late hour last night none of the three accused men had been able to secure bond
Arizona republican., 1919-08-27
WIFE ASKS DIVORCE
 NAMES ANOTHER

Willie Belle Beavers yesterday in superior court filed suit for divorce against Claude J. Beavers, whom she married in Texas in September, 1907. The plaintiff names a o-respondent. along with divers other women, the names of whom are unknown to the plaintiff Mrs. Beavers asks for an equal division of property estimated to be worth S2,000.
 Upon motion of the plaintiff who alleges that she was deserted March 13, 1919. Judge Stanford has ordered the defendant to appear September 6 and show cause why he should not pay $20 a week alimony pending the decision of the divorce suit and $100 as fees for his wife's attorney. The defendant has also been enjoined from selling or removing from the state any of his property, pending further order from the court.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-27
Sign Language
 of Girl Was Not
 Insult f0 W0naanl

1t may have been the hot and ciammy weather of the last Iew qays, but 1t was something that generate da degree of friction amounting to small neishbor- hood feud, involving the Smith and Jones families of North Fourth avenue.
 Mrs. Smith called upon Mrs. Jones the other morning and stated with considerable heat that s-year- old Gwendolyn Jones had been ad- dressing her in the Indian sign lan- suaee, conveying deep disrespect and giving evidence of serious lack of proper home training.
 Gwendolyn was called in.
 Mrs. Smith" said Mrs. Jones, "says that you have been insulting her by making signs at her.
 ."How?" asked Gwendoiyn. Let her show me-"
 Mrs. Smith accommodatingly placed the end of her thumb against the point of her nose and wiegIed her fingers in the air. .."Oh that ain't the way a-tall,s cried Gwendolyn; "that ain't the way to do it; I'lI show you"
 With snap and standing very upright, she brought the index finger of her right hand to her brow and with a quick downward sweep brought her arm to her side.
 "That," said GwendoIyn, lis the way the soldiers poIlute their offi- cers when they want to tell lem to qo to the bad place"
Arizona republican., 1919-08-27
GRANT MORE TIME
 FUR POWER LINES

Therailroad administration has been granted an extension of time in which to standardize the electrical eonstruc- tion of the plant and lines serving Win slow. The construction is not in ac- cord with the standard construction rules laid down in Order 173 of the cor poratipn commission, but upon repre- sentation that the validity of an ini- tiative law. which is still more strict. is being tried out in the courts, the commission granted an extension of time to November l.
 The lines to be Reconstructed are the property of the Santa CT railroad com pany. The application for extension was filed by the local attorneys for the company, Chalmers, Stahl, Fennimore and Longan.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-27
AGED MAN SAYS TWO ASSAULTED HIM AND
 HE SUES FUR S5,0Ol

Alleging that he was assaulted, struck down and beaten on the face. then struck with a rope and finally choked, c. c. Dixon, SS years old, yes terday- filed suit for $5,000 damages against W. R. Starnes and Neal Scho- field. The assault occurred at the plaintiffs ranch near Liberty August .19, according to the complaint
 Dixon alleges that he was just re- covering from illness at the time of the attack; that the two men drove up to his ranch in wagon. and that Starnes alighted and committed the actual assault. Schofield, Dixon says, sat in the wagon and in violent lan- guage encouraged Starnes to assault him further
Arizona republican., 1919-08-27

Alibi, o. R. Cohen; Our Admirable Betty, Jeffery Farnol: White Cipher, Henry Leverage; War Cache, ". D. Newton; Ghost Girl. H. DeVere Stac- poole; Fighting Byng, A. Stone.
 Juvenile
 Heroes of Every Day Life, Fanny E. Coe; Glimpses of Nature for Little Folks, Katherine A. Griel; Fourth Reader. H. T. McManus; Stories of Humble Friends, Katherine Pyle, Golden Word Book. E. H. Sheath; Animal Fables from the Dark Conti- nent, A. o. Stafford; Elementary His tory of Our Country, E. M. Tappan; Around the World -four volumes, s. ". Tolman: World Wonder Stories, Adam c. Whyte.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-27
ORDER COMPANY ID
 FURNSH POWER TO
 NEGLECTED SECTION

The Pacific Gas and Electric com pany has been ordered by the corpora tion commission to construct lines and furnish electric service in the district comprised between Twelfth and Four teenth streets on East Madison and East Jackson streets.-proyided ten or more prospective customers go to the office of the company and sign up an agreement guaranteeing to use the service for two years, and thereby guarantee the company against loss.
 The matter came up on complaint of residents of this district that the com- pany refused to serve them, and a hearing was held, in which the con- pany pointed out their contention that the cost of the extensions necessary was too great to be commensurate with the probable returns. This contention resulted in the guarantee before se- curing service order
Arizona republican., 1919-08-27
EXTENDS TIME

EXTENDS TIME The Chandler Power and Water company has been granted an extension of time in which to install meters in the Chandler dis trict, owing to the difficulty of secur- ing delivery at this time. The original order for the installation was made by the corporation commission some time ago, and the extension granted yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-27
b siAs7sS Ta15Es s Issas ss2s cog.eID
WEATHER FORECAST

Arizona: Wednesday and Thursday fair west, unsettled possibly local showers east portion; somewhat warmer.
 Colorado: Wednesday and Thurs day partly cloudy and unsettled; lit tie change in temperature.
 New Mexico: Wednesday and Thurs day fair, except unsettled northwest portion; little change in temperature.
 Southern California: Fair.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-27
PARADISE VALLEY LAND OWNERS
 ATTENTtONt

There will be a very Important meet ing of all land owners of Paradise Verde irrigation district, at K. P. hall, Saturday. August 30 at p. m. It is imperative that all owners be present as business of utmost importance is to be transacted.--Adv dp
Arizona republican., 1919-08-27
REAuTIFIrI. HnME

For sale in Tempe, cement block house of five rooms, screen porch, fine shade, near center of town. For less than cost at old prices, and on easy terms. See R. A. Windes, Tempe-Adv.
 1T
Arizona republican., 1919-08-27

Dr. Robert M. Dunlap has returned from overseas and has resumed prae- tice of dentistry at 21 E. Washington street over Donofrio's. Phone 4144.- Adv.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-27
Local Weather Yesterday

Aotdt fdthlehil ....-.. .. ' Deficiency in temperature yesterday, 3 degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since the first of the month. 22 degrees. Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since January 1, S2 degrees. Normal precipitation January to date, 4S3 inches.
 Actual precipitation January 1 to date. 5.01 inches.
 Excess since January 1, IS inch.
 JAMES H. GORDON.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-27

Correct Thing in Good Society, Mrs. Florence Hall; First Course in Algebra, H. B. Hawkes.; Psychology, Empirical and Rational, Michael Maher; Reunion in Eternity, W. R. Nicoll; Introduction to Theoretical and Applied Colloic. Chemistry, Carl W. Ostwald; Old Eng. fish Grammar, Eduard Sievers; His tory of Music, c. V. Stanford; Sayings of Buddha, Suttapitaka; Doctrine and Covenants of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
 Adult Eiction
Arizona republican., 1919-08-27
FT. WORTH COUPLE HERE-Mr

FT. WORTH COUPLE HERE-Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Turner. of Ft Worth, Texas, arrived yesterday and is stay ing at the Jefferson hotel.
 HERE FROM NEW MExIco-H. L. Kerr, of Cambroy. New Mexico, arrived yesterday and s stayng ait the Hotel Adams.
 FAMILY HERE FROM okLAHo- MA-Mrs. Emma Severno and family arrived yesterday from Oklahoma City and is staying at the Hotel Adams.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-27
RECEIVE NEW BOOKS
 AT PUBLIC LIBRARY
AduIt Fiction

The following new books have re- gently been added to the Phoenix pub lie library.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-27

Great Hunger, Johan Bojer; Crimson
Arizona republican., 1919-08-27

Adult Fiction
The Washington times., 1919-11-22

Eckinxton; convenient TO car.
line; 6 rooms and bath; b. y. h.;
electricity; hardwood floors;
large lot. $500. No.129zT.
Mt Pleasant; detached; 10
rooms and 2 baths; h. ". b.;
sleeping porch; electricity; front
and side porches; three-car gar
age; driveway; lot 50x129.
$16,ooA No.12S1T.
Monroe st., between 11th and
18th St carlines; 6 rooms and
bath; hot air heat; gas; good
yard; excellent condition. S.
900. No.1259T.
The Washington times., 1919-11-22

Facing Frsnhia Sq1arss Q
tooms; 5 bakAs; b. ~. h.; eas;
large part Of furniture with
house. $l7,oeo. No.1o47T.
Mt. Pleasant, west Of 18th; 3
rooms and bath; sleeping porch;
front and back porches; b. v.
h.; electricity; thoroo9hly
modern; room for garage. $12,.
$50. No.1355T.
Trinidad, near Florida ave. N.
E.; corner brick; Z rooms and
bath; hot air heat; electricity;
recently renovated; immediate
possession. N,1ee. No.1&ST.
The Washington times., 1919-11-22

v st N. E.; near r. I. ave-;
semi-detached; brick; 8 rooms
and bath; front and b'ck
porches; sleeping porch; cleo
tricity and gas; perfect eondi-
ton; good neighborhood. $3.50.
No.1266T.
Montana ave. N. E.; Rhode
Island ave. carline; 6-room
frame house; bungalow; con-
crete basement; h. ". h.; elec-
tricity; double hardwood floors;
fully screened; room for garage.
$1,000. No.1351T.
The Washington times., 1919-11-22
AN
UP-TO-DATE
PLAN
Is Being Perfected to Increase
Our Service
TO YOU
WATCH THIS
SPACE

5th st. N. E.. north Of New
York ave-; 6 rooms and bath;
sleeping, front and back
porches; h. W. h.; electricity;
screens and awnings; garage;
Al condition. $500. No
1887.
Rhode Island ave. N. E., west
Of 18th; detached; frame; 9
rooms and bath; steam heat;
coal in cellar; lot 35x1oo; gar:
age; immediate possession;
good neighborhood $500. No.
1887.
The Washington times., 1919-11-22
/ make Your Dreams Come True"

Gesegessm. n -; ssni-1s-
tached; heiek; 9. rsouns ~
bath; h. ~. h; 90; repm fer
Esnxe; access b allsy. >kUA
No.13l7T.
Columbia Heights, OTIS Placs:
10 rooms and batA; slsepihx
porch; laundry; seam ksaf;
electricity; servants quarters h
basement $1oyeoo. Ne.1Sl3T.
EckiAgtea. N. Z; 6 rooms
and bs*A; hst cir heat; xas lex;
builtiA eeavsnimces; parQust
neor.; large lot s&ssa No
z Saul's Ad6tioa; 3 rooms sad
seth; porches; woatAer stripoed:
hardwood trimmin~s; paruust
noors; garage. $1l,sea Ne.
183lT.
California St, near Columbia
Road; IL rooms; two baths;
steam heat; electricity; hard
wood floors; terraced front:
room for Rarsse paved alley.
$15,ooo. No.1321T.
Anacostia, 18th St: corner
location; brick; six rooms and
bath: porches; h. ". h.; cleo
tricity; garage; excellent con-
ditson. $S,7eo. No.13<lT.
n St N. E., near Mass. ave-:
G rooms and store first floor; 6
rooms second floor; gas; room
for garage; paved alley; i'm
mediate possession. $7,3o2 NA
1897.
Rhode Island ave. N. w.: n.
Cap. carline; 10 rosms and
bath; b. ". b.; Ras; front park.
inR; room for garage; allsy.
$S,S5o. No.131sT.
+ st., east Of Judicissy
Square; 8 rooms and hath:
latrobe heat; gas; all whtte
neiRhborhood; two-car TaxaN
$500. No.131<T.
Keokuk st, west Of Cuua.
ave, Chevy Chase; detaeAed;
pebble dash; 2 rooms and hstA;
electricity; hardwood nosrs;
thorouehly modern &l1.eoA
Eo.102lT.
Pstworth. near Grant Circle:
brick; semi-detached; z rooms
and bath; h. ". h.; electricity;
laundry; hardwood floors; built
in features; two-car gsrssA
$9,1eo. No1061T.
The Washington times., 1919-11-22

Petworth. Varnum ST.; brick;
row; six rooms and bath;
latrobe heat; gas; Colonial
front porch; back porch; room
for garage; paved alley. 5000.
No.928T.
Takoma Park, Sycamore ave;
BUNGALOW; ten rooms; hot water
heat; electricity; two baths; lot
50x175. $8,400. No.766T.
East Capitol, west Of Sth;
brick; row; nine rooms and
bath; hot water heat; gas;
laundry. $4,000. No.941T.
Mt. Pleasant; 18th st. car
line: three story and basement;
brick; row; ten rooms and bath;
laundry; new furnace and
range; coal in cellar. $500.
No.104OT.
Columbia road; near Soldiers
Home Park; six rooms and
beth; hot water heat; gas logs;
electricity; newly papered and
painted thron"hout; coal in.
$6,075. No.1174T.
Petworth, Varnum ST., west
Of Grant Circle; six rooms and
bath; sleeping porch; front and
back porches; h. W. h.; e'ec-
tricity; garage: terraced front;
larpe back ward; immediate pos
session. $500. No.1315T.
18th st. S. E.. near Lincoln
Park; six rooms and bath: h.
W. h.; gas; good condition.;
eastern exposure; immediate
possession. $1,000. No.1297T.
Vicinity Mass. ave. and 22d
St; 13 rooms and Q b"ths: ar
rpn""d as two apartments;
front porches: hack sleeping
porches: excellent hasement: hot
air heat; electricitv: nom for
para"e; new. $4,000. No.
1291T.
18th st., above Columbia
road; GOOD future as business
location; corner; 10 rooms, two
baths; steam heat; electricity.
$25,000. No. 1857.
Wyoming ave.; Mt. Pleasant
carline; 10 rooms; steam heat;
open fireplaces; electricity and
gas; room for garage. $15,500.
No.1348T.
e st. S. W.; 8 rooms and
bath; h. W. h.; gas; rear porch;
side alley. $500. No.12s4T.
The Washington times., 1919-11-22
Excellent Home Selections
BRICHTWOOD

Attractive detached frame home on 1arEe lot:
fear gerage: house contains rooms. bath.
large porches. hpt-water heat. Ess light we'll
square from both 9th and 18th streets car lines;
terms $2,7 700 cash. Price $500.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-12
Reconstruction and Publicity

1t might be reconstruction and it might be construction, but any way the auto
mobile and cycle industry iii high gear. One mighty good way to keep til high gear
is to give publicity to every move that is made along reconstruction lines There is
absolutely no reason why Salem cannot be the most emerprisng wideawake, inland
city in the northwest, Its wide streets and paved highways have already been wide
g advertised and with the increasing payroll every year along with prospective in
creases to follow, insure the Salem resident of good times and property increases.
Now, here is IN appeal to the automobile dealers for more publicity.
We have a man n this office that has spent several years on newspaper daffs and
would like very much to help in this publicity movement in this way: Any one of you
local dealers wouIdik to have a gasoline mileage test endurance tour or SOM other
demonstration of your merchandise and also havei published properly. Now this man
will be glad to GO on Just such ride. AS every one knows such tests create contests
and contests create publicity and that's what Salem needs Don't wait for some one
else to do it but 10 it now yoursef. The services of this mar are free and arrange
ments can be made at this office.