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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23
Il. T.. o.

Mrs. J. NJ Save. Mrs W. u.
Bowen. Mrs, NJ T. Perry. Mrs. J.
VI Quick and Mrs. J. NJ Lang will
entertain the ladies Of chapters A.
q. V and &C % 4. y. O. and their
friends a, the Army and Navy club.
siS Third ave. Tussday. June 2.
at $40 o'clock. The services 81
Air. l.. W Rogers have been ss.
cured, whose subject viii be- The
Ghosts OF Shakespeare" Mr..
Rogers has just returned from a
lecture tour Of two years for the
government OF Australia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23
Announce Enqdgement

Mr. and Mrs y. q copp an.
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter. Vera. TO Mr.. Harry W.
Peterson. The wedding win take
place IN June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23
Son Born

Mr.. and Mrs Leslie +. Miller
CHarriet Rowleyl. of billings,
Mont. are receiving the congratuia'
lions OF their friends upon the birth
OF son. Mr.. and Mrs Rewley
and their daughter formerly spent
their summers az Port Madison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23
Dinner

Mrs. q. Austin Haskell enter
tanned six schoolmates Of her
daughter Jean a, dinner last night.
at the Old Colony apartments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23
Son Born

MIR. and Mrs. Gordon X Mouuce
are being congratulated by their
friends upon the birth OF a son.
May 10, In 81 Louis. Mo. MI
and Mrs. Mounoe are residents OF
this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23
Informal Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. David whitcomh
entertained az an Informal dinner
nj their home on Tuesday evening
Covers were placed for eight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23
Daughter Arriues

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Burr are re
celving the congratulations OF their
friends non the birth of a dauEh.
ter May rs. who has been named
Julia Louise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23
Motor Trip

Mrs. J. w. Hainsworth gave a
motor trip last Sunday for Miss
Hawley Laffitte. whose wedding
taxes place on May 20 TO Mr.,
william Richard f1ainsworth. nephew
Of Mrs. Hainsworth. The ten
guests motored TO Chop Bob's for
dinner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23
Deltd Delta Delta Sumner

The Delta Delta Dvits sorority viii
have spread tonlgh, az their
chapter house the alumnae mem.
beers TO be the guests 81 honor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23
Delta Gamma

The Delta Gamma sorority will
have their formal this evening at
the Army and Navy club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23
Happy Mothers
Prepare in Advance

A wsnderfui Iafinencs for Erpee,ant
Mothers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23
Mrs. Moulhrop
Honor Guest

Mrs. II. y. skinner aud Mrs
William Edris have issued Invita-
tons for a reception Co hc given
next Wednesday at the sunset club
In honor OF Mrs. Frank Nelson
Moulthrop. formerly Of Detroit
Mich. who is a recent bride.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23

Miss Bette Fisher. yeoman f.
maie. stumbled into two million.
inherited from distant relative
who dealt In Oklahoma oil. and she
stlll sits at her dcsk in the Navy
building This II her explanation.
You know as soon as the wealth
or warns up us yeomon arc going
10 put on our new white summer
uniforms. have mine all ready
so. OF course. simply couldn't
leave tho service until get a
chance 90 wear a."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23

The poet possesses W O n d erfut
power. Tho mere sight OF one has
been known 10 raise the hair on an
editors head.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-18
RAIN FELL IN NEARLY EVERY PART IF STATE
 DURING PAST WEEK

With the exception of the extreme western and northern part of Arizona light to heavy showers have fallen over the district. In the western part of New Mexico only light showers have fallen but conditions continue favorable in that section as well as over the greater part of Arizona. Heavy show CTS have occurred in central Yavapai and southern Navajo counties. As a result of recent rains "six weeks" grass is coming up in places where moisture has been somewhat deficient in the last few weeks. This is particularly true in central Navajo and Apache counties or over that section known as the northeastern plateau. Telegraphic re- ports from range livestock sections in- dicate that both stock and ranges are from good to excellent except in north western Yavapai county where the range is reported to be in fair condition only. Roundups are in progress in a number of places throughout the dis trict.
 Showers in dryland districts have been generally beneficial except where alfalfa, wheat and oats are being cut Corn, milo, cane, and kaffir where short have been helped by the rains. As showers in irrigated sections have been light farming operations have not been interfered with and the harvesting of alfalfa and cotton picking have gone on uninterruptedly. On many ranches al- falfa is being cut for the fifth time this season. Sweet potatoes of excellent quality are being marketed in the Salt River valley and Lowell and Solway peaches also appear in the local market.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-18
MISS KITTY CRAIG TO
 bE BRIDE OF TOM X.
 DUNBAR IF CHICAGO

Announcement of the engagement of Miss Kitty Craig to Tom K Dunbar of Chicago was made by Dr. R. w. Craig yesterday and was interesting, not only as the first announcement of the sea- son, but because of the prominence and popularity of the couple. The wedding is to be an event of early spring and pnquestionably will be one of the smartest affairs of the year.
 Dr. Craig and his daughter returned few days ago from an extensive east ern tour which included a stay of sev- eral days in Chicago as guests of MT. Dunbar's relatives. Mir. Dunbar ex- poets to be in Phoenix within the course Of few weeks when a round of af- fairs will be given in honor of the young people. It is expected that Miss Craig's mother, who has been abroad since spring will return from London in Oc- tober, timing her return to be coinci- dent with MT Dunbar's arrival from the east.
 Miss Craig, who is an unusually beautiful girl of the brunette type. is admittedly one of the best liked girls in the exclusive set here and in Los An geles where she attended school, She is graduate of Marlborough school and passes much of her time on the coast where she has legion of friends.
 MT. Dunbar is the son of MT. and Mrs. Tom Dunbar and a brother of Donald Dunbar of this city. He is sec retary of the Dunbar Manufacturing company of Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-18

methods of preventing damage from them; the bureau of soils will exhibit specimens of the more common soils found in the United States, including some of local inteest, will show to what crops they are best adapted and will show methods of analysing soil to dis cover it's capabilities; the weather bureau will deal with it's work in fore casting the weather, where possible will exhibit some of the instruments used in that work, and also will demonstrate the best way of installing lightning rods; the department of com merce will show on different circuits the work of the bureau of standards, the bureau of fisheries, the steamboat inspection service. and the bureau of lighthouses. On one circuit, also the thrilling work of the coast guard ser vice of the navy department will be demonstrated. The department of the interior will send to a number of fairs one of the mine rescue cars of the bureau of mines.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-18
Matinee at Elks Saturday

No stock company that ever came to Phoenix has made the hit that the Edler company has scored at the Elks theater. Following the capacity audi ence on the opening night last Monday, the theater has been practically filled at every performance. The snap and dash of the farnus crook play, Cheating Cheaters," which is the opening bill, is not wanting in the production as done by the Edler company. It is a fast moving surprise comedy drama with sensation after sensation and must be seen to be appreciated.
 Miss Winifred Greenwood, the lead ing woman has scored a personal hit that never has been excelled by a stock player in Phoenix. Clifford Alexander. the leading man, likewise has earned a permanent place in the regard of local playgoers. Other members of the com pany have demonstrated their capabili- ty, but these two have been exceptional favorites.
 The first matinee of the stock season will be given Saturday afternoon, and thereafter on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays. The bill for the second week, starting Monday night, will be The Brat" another Broadway success of a high order. Miss Ruth Ornsby. the ingenue of the Edler company, will be seen as the brat"
Arizona republican., 1919-09-18
"The Poppy Girls Husband"

The Strand is today finishing the en- gagement of Wm. s. Hart who is ap- bearing the "The Poppy Girls Illus band" and, incidentally, bringing to the screen for the first time in his career a play with the big fellow cast for the role of crook.
 The theme of "The Poppy Girls Hus- band centers around the life of Hair pin Harry" (Wm. $. Hart) who is sent to prison because of the faithlessness of the woman he has made his wife, and who is the mother of his child. Ignorant of her perfidy, his one thought during the long ten years of confine- ment, is the constancy of his wife, and of her joy when he is released. When he is disillusioned, his revenge is as terrible as his love was great, and it is this element that carries the drama onto the surprise climax, in which his little son figures most prominently.
 Tomorrow begins the engagement of Ethel Clayton in Men, Women and Money"
Arizona republican., 1919-09-18
ADJUSTMENTS
nTbe Better Wifen at coIumbia


 "The Better Wife" starring the noted screen favorite, Clara Kimball Young, will open three day engagement at the Columbia theater today. Miss Young is supported by her own com pany.
 "The Better Wife" is a delightful love story of England and the conti- nent. Miss Young has the part of Charmian Page. a young American girl touring Europe
 While visiting her friend Helen King don in England, she becomes acquainted with Sir Richard Beverly. Charmian falls in live with Sir Richards son. Little Dick, and becomes practically q mother to him.
 Charmian is also in love with Sir Richard, but the baronet hesitates to speak of his love because of the sacred memory of his wife He does not know until later that someone else would have made better wife.
 A Strand comedy and a Gaumont Graphic are the supplementing films for today, Friday and Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-18

The bureau or plant industry will show the production of corn, the various cereal crops, forage crops and fruit; the bureau of entomology will Heal with destructive insects and
Arizona republican., 1919-09-18
SHOW PERSH|NC DAY
 AT COLUMBIA TODAY

This is Pershing day at the Columbia theater, where first motion picture scenes of the famous leader of Amer ica's greatest fighting force will onep twoday engagement. This will be an added feature to the regular Co., lumbia program.
 Views of the welcome accorded Gen era Plershing and his general staff upon their arrival in New York from overseas are one of the features of this offering but the biggest value, in the opinion of eastern screen critics, is that showing the Victory parade down Fifth avenue, New York, about 10 days ago, when General Pershing headed the
Arizona republican., 1919-09-18

home of his own sister is the house planned for the gang to rob that night. Accompanying the party, he does not know of the enmity existing between the leader and the real Colt Kid" and so when he is arrested, he slowly awakened to the fraud"
 At the station, various explanations are forthcoming, which reveal his true identity and also that of the girl in the case, a revelation which brings happi- ness to both the Colt Kid" and the girl.
 Burton Holmes tells all about The Salvation Army on the Job
 Tomorrow starts the engagement of Lila Lee appearing in Rose of the River"
Arizona republican., 1919-09-18

famous Fighting First division in a spectacular triumphal march.
 The film contains many "close ups" of the general, members of his staff and many of the heroes of the First division, more than half of whose members were decorated for bravery under shell fire and in action.
 This big offering will be presented by the Columbia management today and Friday. There will be no extra admis- sion charge.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-18
MorIey's Country Club.

There was large crowd at Morley's country club again last night to wit ness the first exhibition of Collier and De Waldes. champion novelty roller skaters. The big audience voted them to be worthy the name of champions. The toe spin executed by Miss De Waldes was one of the most clever
Arizona republican., 1919-09-18
ACROSS u. S. IN NINE YEARS.
(Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph. }

Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph.)
 A letter mailed at San Jose, Cal, February 8. 1910, has just been received by City Detective James H. Req, in an swer to letter written by him more than nine years ago. The envelope was unsettled and the address was in a firm and legible hand. The letter ap- parently had been pigeonholed for the entire period.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-18
Wallace Reid .+ th. f ,,,,,

Burglars have been catalogued into various classes and various ability, but wallace Reid brings new one-"The Love Burglar" which he is presenting Tor the final showing at the Lamara today.
 David Strong has a brother, who cannot Keep away from the underworld resorts. David on one of his rescuing missions, IS mistaken as "the Colt Kid" David accepts the role of the Colt Kid, and enters quickly into the scheme when they announce that the
Arizona republican., 1919-09-18
"TraveIins Salesman" at the Hip.


 Frank Mcintyre romps through the role of Bob Blake for the final times in The Travelling Salesman" at the Hip today. Bob finds himself stranded in the little town of Grand Cross. Bob is very much interested in the laughing eyes of the little teleSaph operator, who smiled at him from the little station window. This was the beginning of romance, which in- cluded among many other adventures, his. saving of the home of the girls parents by cleverly handling the agent of the owner who had come to Grand Cross to make deal which would put the home into the hands of the rail- road, and leave the parents of the girl Bob had learned to love, without a fireside.
 Mack Sennett in His Wife's Friend" as the added attraction.
 Beginning tomorrow Marguerite Clark will come to the Hip in Wild flower, in which she has the support of Jack Pickford and an all star cast.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-18

Everybody invited to attend big cat
 tie sale today, miles west of Phoenix on lower Buckeye road. Sale starts at 10;S0. l.. NJ. Hughes, owner-Adv. 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-09-18

nlts of acrobatic work on rollers ever
 seen here. The little woman declares that there is no other woman skater
Arizona republican., 1919-09-18

doing that trick. These clever people will be at the club again tonight and Thursday night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-12
TWENTY NINE GIVEN
TERMS AT MUSK0GEE
Judac Williams llund- Out Dose tn
Convicted Men ana NrrusnH
Ihurc Uc,rntlN Indicted
MANY GET GOOD AOVIC {
IrslrrnI Iudfr Tells Men Irr"fs OF
Way Indian Endure virtues
but Not Nhit,.s \i''H

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f,,u hours f.. H h..' .' court s
r,rda. handled .. ..n'fn.." '"
prrs.na VIII. lH previously plead
guilty. HfurI uIf .fE" volume. ~
GOOD ADVICE and pIIl|IHI'l I'd uInh''
v.r. 1905. ..u.I.t.d nF tHr june
rrarl H. ....u u| N. N.'.'''
.lhr Indian .'u nuowr" th" "hI'"
mans NIfu, luI ~. can't embrace
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who. o. - Roland .hf".' '..n
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n.m n boo could u#u tu ''l' 10
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aEr NI. punishment 90 once I|"
was fined 800 and given 'I d1.s
ir nH
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sar uut when hr came hnwu So
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.uf ha mtH'r.H rlunp for '" '.'l
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tnYIgrI ufh hlfhulInr H I' l."'.
Vymlua got Quo ltN ln ltII iNd iI1O
fine,
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pa vn.'u. 300 fnIH court wh Iu.lE'
Williams 10 htuiInr uu' n lI"O I'nr
i1 NJ Nolan tr alleged violation ~
mo Reed uluur amendment
A .w.f, and children ul'l t''II'l
little fYr +, krrucr charged WIN
hrurlu. 400 quantities ~ whisky 1ul
alcohol from Joplin llc "IH given
go DAYS pui tiUl fine. largely h'.
,aupt Tho iutrr said. Do" had
whisky Jacket uu whom arrested
rour Inru Tho Goat
Many sIus Drc duug in ih" n7W'
~ tho farm rlii the iudro when
Af.v Nrer,. and fIoyd. Tate pleaded
tbsir rur8I ufs AS 10 defense uu e
.barro pf introducing liquor The
farmer bows often got into trouble
n- had as that NJ thr city boys Each
bow was fined 800 and Will spend 30
1,,s ip iau
ON reprcfrntatIuu that the wagon
.,d toyn, h.l,urrd tn A - Martin
~ OkmuIrrs Harry IIamptuu'- Darc
,p Iptrodurtpr Uuuur was hpld over
until septrmbor g2
.Its loo had To find hoys Iko this
In cnurt' observed tho Judge when
gittford Carter who said he formor-
IA, ,y,yk.d for tho kanAas ttty rail-
~. .ppssrot ON A charge Of bring.
irg % ati,rta into Miami Tor his
rs,h,r
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i,ua arda $50 fine
a., NO .,rpog,d 10 have snveh
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r,,,rlcus tnW rh.rartcr"
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rb1rr. or ON woman" said tho
t,dsc "a br b,Udcd out fine ~
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
Financial Giant Brought to His Knees by
Little Mouse.

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We'll at picture cvcry linn
Rato
'rhc Mouse" n
don't know tho best things
been offered them
Foueni2n1l
cago prices
FINLAND, exceeding
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It
special Of
production
Law
has ID coubuaon this great
ud
cast supporrr ho
gone rousnch while and faded
public
ranks with Iicr wunirou
OF tho screen and that this ru pro belongs 20 her by the
that she has popularity contest" The
appealing coupled with
world with her Woiraya ~ Mary Turner within
In Tho rrog, beautiful
20
OF her
m,
Mouse sad be quite powerful w that ~ Mary Turner
supports her including Anlore Randolph,
speaking
which surrounded Ehc
achieved the stage been utlzcd
miss Is one those rc,l, tca
pcuros that comes along ony ooehrloullg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08
AIIEN APPEALS CUT
IN COTTON ACREAGE
Governor Notifies Palmer of
Action Taken to Make Rcduc-
tton In Crop TO Get IT1cc.
TRYING TO CORNER PRODUCT
Allegation Ba-sdo on Circulars Is
sued by southern organization;
Answcrs Growers Challenge.
TRYING TO CORNER PRODUCT

TOPEKA. KAN April Z Coy
,,,or Alien tonight tcicgaphed At
,o-uev General Palmer particulars
and acts, which in his judgment, arc
hs,ns violated by the southern cot
,on growers In their offorts to reduce
tho acreage planted 10 cotton The
governor sont the telegram at the
y.ylett OF j. S Wanamakcr, chair
man OF the south Carolina Cotton
a,~pwcrs association, who tcIc-
r~anhcd him and urged that he pre- a
syrl the situation as ne viewed q to
the attorney general OF the United
states MIR. Wsaamakcr asked that
action be taken at onOc hs he de
str,d an immediate opinion from The
attorney general
IN his telegram 10 tho attorney
GENERAL the governor said.
cites Evidence.
't~om circulars sent out 10y or
rauz,rs Of this combine learn
thai tho organization is composed
not alone OF cotton growers, bat
bankers, spectators and business
men Their purpose Is To rIilsc the
nr..r OF cotton which they are nov
holding and to permanently raise
the price OF cotton In the future.
Th!s is definitely expressed In their
,r.ulars and appears to be not alone
I'm no interest Of the southern
farmer but Of All persons who are
holding and possibly securing q cor
r,r IN the cotton now on hand
aratns, the time OF the l.ftns OF tho
om moargo.
You. ~ course, know the terms
or the anti monopoly net OF Juiy :.
1890 which declares every contract
or combination In the form OF trust
or u.nc-w Sc. or completely bon re-.
srraIui OF trade or commerce among
tho several states, is hereby declared
90 be- Illegal and every pcrsnn VINO
shall monopOliGc or attempt TO mo-
nopolIrc or combine or Consplrc
pl'h another person TO m"uopOliZc
an, pI'' Of the trade or commerce
among the several states shall be
deemed guilty OF a mtSdCmcdnOr'
y yite this law realizing thai YOU
are familiar with b. and only at the
re4acs, OF NJ WanamakCr who
may wish tha' ! give you the II.
m.Nar quotations OF the supreme
court OF tho United states In dcfin-
ing what Is meant hw the words
combination complete trust and mo.
ropoy Should YOU desire would
be pleased to give you definite ci-
auOuS.
Wnnnmakcr's Telegram
Mr. WHnamaker telegram 90
Governor Allen requesting that a
statement bc Tnadc to the attorney
general follows
"Nease telegraph tho attorney
genera OF the United %atos fun
particulars as to all sections and all
acts YOU claim cotton acreage re
duCuon IL violating In justice 10 tho
cotton belt we urge that YOU take
'hs matter ~ hy telegraph as We
wore IN the midst OF our campaign
when this action was taken. Your
statement has been wired into every
hsm,e, IN the cotton belt and in ad o
dlu0n tho matter is before tho
United states attorney general Con
sequcn'ly We are seriously hampcred
UnnI nus decision has been rendered
and can be- wired throughout the
cotton belt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08

"LAN TOS WTH PEPsIN' is a
specially prepared Syrup Tonic LAX
utiyc for Habitual Constipation. II
relieves promptly but should h"
ttkcn regularly for "a to II days to
induce regular action. II Stimulates
and Regulates Nerv pleasant to
Take. soc per bottlc.--Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-08

w WASNI\GlpN April AdviCeS
from RIO Janrirp to the state de.
parJment today report that an arbl.
tralsOn treaty stm,in 10 the arhitra-
ton treaties Of the United states
with many nations, has been signed
~ Brazil and Great britain
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-02-12
MISSIONARY LECTURE

The stereopticon lecture of DIR. w.
d. Reynolds of Korea, at the Presby-
terian church last night was well at
tended and greatly enjoyed. DR.. Rey-
nolds had a splendid machine and the
pictures of Korean scenery and people
were excellent and many of them
beautiful. After hymn and prayer
by Rev. Smith Hardin he spoke at
considerable length about Korean
scenes, customs and the progress of
Christian missions, I'm the comfy of
missions Korea is divided between the
Presbyterians and the Methodists. the
former occupying the southern half
of the peninsula. In this territory sew
eral Presbyterian churches are CO.
operating in the conduct of a single
native church. This native church is
governing, self-propagating and
self-supporting Korean Christians
have some remarkable characteristics,
such as prayer, sef-sacrifice and an
eagerness to know the Bible. 1t is no
unusual thing to see thousands both
of men and women gathering in To-
calities for ten days of Bible study,
travelling many miles to attend and
taking their provisions with them. AT
the conclusion of the address an Of
fering was made amounting to $11.16
for incidental expenses. Rev. w. H.
Wrighton offered the closing prayer
and pronounced the benediction.