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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-24
c. O.P. ENTHUSED
BY HARDING, SAYS
DAVID LAWRENCE
SAYS Personality of Simple,
But Solemn Appeal With
Earnestness and Good In
tention Revealed by Speech
BY DAVID LAWRENCE,
Especial Correspondent of The New
Scimitar.)

MARION, O., July 24.--No one who
heard the speech of Senator Warren
G. Harding accepting the Republican
nomination for the presidency could
have failed to be impressed with the
utter earnestness ana good intention
of the man.
Entirely apart from the skillfully
worded phrases and well balanced SEN
fences, almost scientifically composed to
give the minimum of offense and the
maximum of comfort TO the great body
of voters whose ballots are wanted
next fall, the Republican nominee re-
vealed a personality of simple but SOL
emn appeal He pledged himself in
prayerful tones not to achieve the i'm
possible. but to do the best he could
with the immense job of the presidency
If elected.
The speech satisfied its hearers, who
were mostly Republicans. 1t did more
than that-it thrilled and enthused
length of time Senator Harding has
been in public life, he was still an
unknown quantity to the Republican
leaders.
Every man is an unknown quantity
so far as presidential campaigning is
concerned until he lis once nominated.
The Republicans came here to size up
Harding. Was it wise for him to stay
on the front porch? Was he mixer?
Was he capable of the task entrusted to
him by the Republican national conven-
ton?
And the answers to all these ques-
tons were enthusiastically in the af-
firmative. More than one Republican
who had been urging that Mr.. Harding
leave the front porch and go touring
went away believing that If the sem
ator would cohfine his campaign speak
ing to a dozen or so prepared speeches
either in Marion or in three or four
big cities like New York, Chicago or
Boston, he would make just as effec-
tive a campaign as could be made by
-platforming all over the country.
The speech of acceptance was &C
claimed by the Republicans who heard
1t as masterpiece of exposition. an
eloquent and thoughtful presentation not
only of Republican doctrine but of the
pathways of safe and sound administra
ton in a troubled era
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-24
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Arizona republican., 1920-05-17

activity towards the formation of the Comeback Farm bureau center which is to center about the Madison Im- provement clubhouse on the Indian
 School road, three -fourths of a mile east of Orange road
 A meeting of the Comeback Farm bureau center has been called at the clubhouse for o'clock p. m. Wednes- day May 19, at which time it is eX-
 pected that the final steps will be taken in the organization of the farm
 bureau center, including the election of officers and the appointment of a
 membership committee which will
 make a complete membership canvass
 of the entire section.
 The speakers at the meeting will be
 C. $. Brown, president of the state farm bureau who will talk upon com
 munity organization and the work which the county, state and national
 farm bureau is accomplishing for the interest of the farmers and those who live upon the farms. H. C. Heard, country agricultural agent will discuss cotton and cotton growing, taking up in particular the steps in cotton cult ure which are interesting to cotton growers at this particular time.
 Extension Director E. P. Taylor, and State Club Leader L. :. Parke of the agricultural extension service of the
 university have, during the last few i days, made a complete canvass of this
 district and find that the people oi that section are very anxious to per l feet a farm bureau center of their
 own. There are many problems in common in the district which will be matters for consideration at the meet | ings to be held by the farm bureau center. Foremost will be matters 1 touching cotton growing and citrus culture, as this section is in the heart
 of the largest and most successful cit rus district in the valley.
 ! The citrus growers have been having 1 considerable difficulty from gophers J recently and have been uniting witI the bureau of biological survey in car
 ryirg on q gopher poisoning and trap
 ping campaign. Much was ~a,'com-
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Confessions ofaBride|
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stateroom The ships doctor brought him back to consciousness. We girls waited on the medic like good trained nurses. I am one, you know. When l saw Certeis' eyelids tremble, l got Chrys out of the room.
 Where are the others2 The Rus sians2 Don Manuel2 And Sandy she asked
 'sBut nobody will ever see Sandy Me Call or the others again on this earth.
 We went to the captain. Sandy was his nephew, and the old man was ter ribly upset. He had been very fond of the boy, had great hopes for him, it appears. He told us that he had waited for Sandy to come back after putting his passengers aboard The Argentine The boy was as punctual and reliable as his old chronometer, he said. When it began to get light, and the boy had been gone five hours on a job which should have taken no more than 45 minutes. the captain thought best to send out motor boat to hunt him up For the first time, he connected the ex- plosion of the night before with Sandy power-b boat.
 "The men made for 'The Argentine to learn when the party had gone aboard, but half way over they came on one of the Blue Birds life preservers After a little cruising, in the morning dusk, they discovered Certeis. uncon-
Arizona republican., 1920-05-17
HEBREW CENTER ID BE
 SUBJECT OF MEETING

The Phoenix Hebrew Center associa- ton will meet at the K. P. hall today forthe purpose of taking action on the immediate construction of building to house the various Jewish organiza- tions If this vallcy. The meeting will be addressed by Lucius solomon of San Francisco. who has made a name for himself as a national figure in Jewsb affairs. Permanent officers will be elected at the meeting and the subject of the new building discussed.
 Plans now formulated call for building 100 by % feet, which will be divided into four small rooms and one large hall. The smaller subdivisions will be utilized to house a library, Sab bath school lodge room and office. The Independent Order of B'nai B'rith, the Junior auxiliary, the Council of Jew ish Women and the Young Mems He brew club will hold their meetings in the new buildings. and all other valley Jewish affairs take place there.
 More than one-thrd of the capital- zation Of $50 GOO for the center has been subscribed. There are 1000 shares is sued of the par value of $50 each.
 The temporary officers of the organ ization are Charles Korrick, Benjamin Rice. Sidney J. Wolf. Joe F. Cohn and Sylvan Ganz
Arizona republican., 1920-05-17

plished as a result of this gopher cam paign but from lack of organization some growers failed to participate, and 1t is expected that the farm bureau organization will be the result of a more universal gopher killing in this section. In one grove visited by the university men, I3 trees were discov- by the gophers. Some of the trees had to be bridge grafted in order to save them
 farm bureau center such as is be- ing organized in this community is an organization combining the interests of all other organizations. It is a com mon ground where all agricultural policies of the district may be taken up and discussed.
 The farm bureau center takes up problems of interest to the entire com muuity, including problems of the women and of the homes. Farm bu along many cooperative lines, fur thering such cooperative organiza- tions as are now under way in the Salt River valley such as the Cotton Growers association, having to do with the cotton marketing and labor for the cotton fields. fruit growers and fruit packers associations. and all other forms of cooperative work for the benefit of the farmer.
 Those who are in charge of the farm bureau center meeting at the Madison Improvement club, are expecting a large turnout at the meeting Wednes- of the newer settlers who have come into the district within the past few months. A general invitation is eX- ITended to all
Arizona republican., 1920-05-17
Drowning of the Russians Ends the
 Plot Against Peace

Drowning of the Russians Ends the
 Plot Against Peace
 We finished our bridge and went on deck to breathe the magnificent air which had been washed by the rain Thus Katherine's letter ran- "Chrys spoke of poor Sandy. She hoped he hadn't got soaked in the storm. She seemed to consider him a most remark able person Told me that he had been brought up to be a parson. You know -hrys is always discovering extraordi- nary characters who remain perfectly common place to the rest of us. It cer- lainly wasn't my affair to care whether Sandy was safely back on the yacht, and I told her so as we went down to our staterooms.
 < '-In the early dawn, I heard a slight icommotion on deck. Looking from my oort-hole. I saw a motor boat getting flway from the yacht. I supposed it night be our supply boat, going for the milk. Half an hour later the shuffling of feet over my head walked me again. The feet moved slowly, like those of ~aen who carry a heavy load.
 Presently Chrys opened my door and rushel in without rapping.
 -ss" Quick,' she called to me. Come md help. Hamilton Certeis has been Wrought aboard, nearly drownedi'
 They put Certeis into Gene Archer
Arizona republican., 1920-05-17

scious, but upheld by two of the air cushions. Of course they zig -zagged about in the hope Of finding other sur vivors, then decided that they must get Certeis in bed and warmed up.
 "'Ive sent out all the boats, and wirelessed the life saving station on shore, but I-Tll never see my boy again. The old man was not at all ashamed of his tears.
 so that is the end of one plot against the peace of the world. The Russians were drowned, and Don Manuel, too. am writing A hours after the explo- sion.
 ''Who would ever guess that that crazy Scotchman would become a tool in the hands of fate That chance would pick him to perform a great ser vice to his generation?
 ''I suppose he has only blocked the conspiracy temporarily. You've guessed of course, that he planted the bomb in the power boat in order to rid the world Of men whom he feared as mak- CTS Of another war?
 ''Chrys considers hirn one of the worlds unknown heroes I tell her that we need a lot more like him foi the Germans are going to keep right or conniving for the ruin of the world since they cannot run it to suit them selves" |"
 Gro bo continued)
Arizona republican., 1920-05-17

If one is building house there many little things that may be done at small cost while the carpenters are there to do it.
 One of these things is having the small brass labelling cases put on drawers and shelves in oreroos and linen closets.
 The advantage of these labels is that stranger may find articles when needed and also put them away their accustomed places Every housekeeper knows the diff cuty trying find things that have been put away by someone else
 one doesn't care go to the expense of buying the brass labels ordinary plain white cards may be neatly printed ink and fastened to shelves and drawers with artists tacks.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-17
7EILS, LARGE AND SMALL FOR EV FRY HAT AND EVERY
 COMPLEXION, IS DEGREE OF SPRING F
New Veils Not Only Add to Charm But Are Protective and Practical
BY CORA MOORE
New York's Fashion Authority

NEW YORK-Every one is. going yelled this spring. Even those who have not been addicted to the veil habit must succumb. for not only has fashion decreed that no costume is complete without a veil, but pract- cally demands q veil in the interest of hygiene and a good complexion.
 The new veils evidently were espe- cially designed to suit these require ments for not only are they calculated they are more than usually protective and many of them will wash. Illustrated is a group of new Van RaaIte veils that can be cleansed with luke warm water and fine soap, dried by laying flat and so, with care, he made to do duty for an entire season which is an asset considering the high cost of everything, including veils- Most of the new veils have a fine mesh with not too pronounced figures woven in.
 Color In Wells
 The veil the young woman at the 1 left is wearing is called Mamsel while l the one she holds in her hands is i Peggy. Peggy, as you see, is a~drop veil, an irregular mesh with a shadow border of the new satin finish. Nam sel is of coarser thread. in diamond pattern with a woven dot marking the center of each. These blocks alter nate with diamond shapes composed of long threads. Mam-sel is Vividly pHF- pie while Peggy is dark blue and both l are Shetland
 Purple requires a hint of color in l the complexion and very effectively plays up that hint" but it is not to be considered for the complexion al- together lacking in color.
 Decorative Borders
 really novel veil is a silk weave that is much like very fine silk nous seline, with a pierced pattern in aIl- over design. Some of these have borders in which the same idea is car ried out in a different pattern, or the mousseline- like material and it's ac-
Arizona republican., 1920-05-17
Menu for Tomorrow

Menu for Tomorrow Breakfast-Stewed prunes, cooked cereal. nut rolls and butter, coffee. Luncheon Macaroni with tomato cheese. sauce, steamed brown bread, orange marmalade, tea
 Dinner-Cream of onion soup, roast veal, potatoes baked with meat creamed asparagus. radishes, baked custard, crisp cookies. coffee.
 My Own Recipes
 Roasts are about the cheapest meat sne can buy now. The clever manage nent of Ieft-overs is greatly appre- .iated by the family, however. It does seem to be up to the cook with ven geance these days. Successful left 9ver dishes mean an expenditure of lne and thought, but are very much worth while.
 Hacaroni With Tomato Cheese Sauce cup macaroni (broken in one-inch oiecesl.
 2 tablespoons butter
 IF tablespoons flour.
 ? cups strained tomato juice.
 14 teaspoon soda
 1s cup chopped cheese.
 As the heart knoweth its own bitterness so the cook knoweth her own burned ness.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-17
JAIL TOO HOT, 50 HE
 RAN FROM POLICEMAN

Ut is getting too hot to live in jail !" Antonio Felix told Judge Thomas in police court Saturday when Officer Williams testified that Felix had es- caped from officers who made a raid at 21 West Madison street Friday night. Williams said he stayed a the place several hours after the raid and finally Felix returned and was arrested Felix admitted to the court he was user of narcotics and had morphine in his possession at the time of his arrest
 Manuelo Lama and Ephinia Agular also were arrested in the raid on the Madison street house and each found guilty of violating the social ordinance Officers Lucey and Tmdall partici-
Arizona republican., 1920-05-17
ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS
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CASPER cATsIRD IS FOUND

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Arizona republican., 1920-05-17

i tually call for veil, especially tailored
 hats, the veils often have a decorative
 border or a ribbon banding across the top which forms the hat decoration,
Arizona republican., 1920-05-17

Salt
 Pepper.
 Cook macaroni in boiling salted water for 30 minutes. Melt butter. add flour and cook until smooth. Heat tomato juice to the boiling and add soda. Add slowly to butter and flour. Add cheese and cook until cheese is melted. Season with salt and pepper. Strain macaroni and bleach under cold running water. Put in a buttered bak ing dish pour over sauce and bake in hot oven for i5 minutes.
 Cream of Onion Soup F cup diced celery. 2 tablespoons minced parsley. l cup sliced onion. 4 tablespoons butter. tablespoon flour. cups flour.
 egg.
 Salt and pepper.
 Cook onion, celery and parsley in butter till vegetables are soft. Stir in flour, add milk and cook slowly for 30 minutes. Beat eggs slightly with a tablespoons, cream. Strain soup in egg. stirring vigorously. Cook a couple minutes longer, stirring constantly.
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Arizona republican., 1920-05-17

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pated in the raid. Felix was sentenced to serve 25 days in the city jail, while the other defendants were each fined s25.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-17

companying design form q deep bord- CT to a veil of contrastingly coarse mesh
 As many of the new spring hats ac-
Arizona republican., 1920-05-17
ex cora Moore. Mem York,s Eashion Au.horItx

 
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  fashionable Incidentally the Ritz the other I wooden beads
Arizona republican., 1920-05-17
ORGANIZATION IF BUREAU CENTER
 IN CAMELBACK

The farmers and orchard men. with lands lying in the Comeback district are awake 10 the advantages of com munity organization as shown by their
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oHACFFEUE. white, To drive new t-passen-
ger car for hire; must have Identification card
and know the city Z. +. Gregg, 1414 18th
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CABINET MAKER and one painter, only first
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country place Phone Alex. 2IS or call Holm
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Marshall Business Brokers.
The Home of Business
Opportunities.
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Cafe. well equipped. including steam table.
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Cigar. confectionery and soft drinks. Es-
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Highclass rooning house Mass ave near
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$500.
Roomng house. Il rooms; 10th and X
SITS Price, 81. $50
Cigar. confectionery and lunch navy
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Machine shop for sale. including lathes
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BILLING MACHINE operator; knowledge OF
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Famous Players Lasky Corporation. 421 10th
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BARGAIN il sold at orce. Rooming house,
rs rooms, we'll furnished; income $3.50 per
MONTH Walking distance to all government
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So 25O-Grocery; enormous business; splen-
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$7OG-BarDer shop: high class trade; fix
lures in perfect condition; rent. 80.
SS00-FOuntain and confectionery and soft
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worth more than asking price, cheap rent;
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R. NJ CURTIS. 416 9Th st. NV. Room 517
GOOD STAND in Arcade Market. on which
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business averages SITS alone Saturdays:
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30
LONG LEASE to party buying furniture. 20
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WILL let two parties with S., 600 each in
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WANTED-HELP.

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