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Arizona republican., 1920-12-12

On the recital Saturday afternoon at the Arizona School of Music this week gwen by pupils from the piano primary department of Mrs. Luther Steward and Mary Doyle, the numbers were lit- tie pieces pertaining to a circus. Violin pupils of Robert Saunders played
 Readings and dances were, given by pupils of Mrs. Dwight Earl Paisley and p. Paula Beware.
 The program follows:
 Program Musical Circus; C'You be the monkey and I'll be the clown, It's the very best circus of any town'") Piano duet, The Parade. .-Fuchenmeister Gwendolyn Williams, Halvar Starck Piano, The Little Rope Dance.- Kullop
 Helen Osmundson Tale of Bear (song) Spafding Eloise Fixaris at the piano; Mary Deethman, Virginia Wills, Dorothy Thomas and Madeline Atkinson. The Tumbler .-.................. .Kuhlau
 Jane Vaughn Fan Dance
 Louise Roziene Piano, The Dancing Bear. Bugbee
 Robert Goldwater sIne Pony Arnold
 Edward Burns Violin, Mazurka, Op. 123, No. 11-Dancla
 Bertha Steinberg Piano. The Clowns Serenade. .Ohmeyer Fannie Rice Reading, Little Orphant Annie Riley
 Mildred Ragsdale Piano, Punchinello ........--.....--..-~..- .Behr
 Helen Godfrey Merry Go Round ....-..-........--..- Orth
 Ruth Thayer sDanse de Demozelle-
 Patricia Jane Stauffer Piano, The Clown Elephant .Kroeger
 Robert Bartol The Acrobat Streabbos
 Halvar Starck Violin, Berceuse, from ocelyn-..Godard
 Thelma Hansen Piano, Serenade of Harlequin -Lacl
 Louise Jones The Monkey and the Elephant. .Farral
 Thais Emery Dance Armarylis-
 Virginia Darnell, Ruth Merrill, Marj' Linsenmey, Gwendolyn Williams Phoenix people who heard Susai Merle Baldwin in recital last spring a the Arizona School of Music will lool forward to hearing her again the com ing Thursday evening, December 16. Miss Baldwin, a pupil of Waite Hastings Olney, will on this occasion feature Bird Songs" by Americal composers, and the program will b interpolated with violin numbers b Vera Norton pupil of Robert Saunders and a one-act sketch by students iron the dramatic department under Mrs Dwight Earl Easley. The program follows. Vocal Waltz sing (comic opera) ......
 ............. Edward Gernla
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12
MUSIC BRINGS JOY

HE Greeks developed civiliza-
 ton to a point never equalled Tn some respects. In art and
 m literature we still look to
Arizona republican., 1920-06-11

efficiency below the the least efficient,
 While we think organized labor is opposed to such program not only because it Is unjust also be- it is not good business it has been adopted wherever the l. ". w spirit prevalent i the ranks of organized labor--the program injuring for the sake of injury, the employer. "sodiering" jobs formerly regarded by the average workman despcable, has become virtue a sign of loyalty labor
 And there is class it is hurting than labor itself which should recognize that waste is harmful to all Capacity produce is much part of the wealth community as the money the banks of the community products o the factory the soil If those who access to this money these goods that is. the owners of them should wantonly destroy they would be hurting only themselves whole com munity
 We learned with hatred few years ago that there were in the large eastern markets who destroying vast quantities produce eggs. DO tatoes and things of which people were in dire need, that they might maintain high prices.
 How then should toward those who waste their capacity to give just days work for a days pay2 The produce destroyer has something to gain from his act of injury to the community. The pacity waster gain nothing is likely to lose, for when his wasting reaches certain point his ployer cease or reduce operations damage of himself his employe and the whole community
Arizona republican., 1920-06-11
A League of Nations Plank

We suppose the people at large could not under stand why the resolutions committed of the national Republican convention should much time in the consideration of the League of Nations question The interest the country large in this discussion has been largely disspated. There on pne side few and irreconciIables who want no alliance. On the other hand, there Il hre few though perhaps they represented in the convention, who favor the covenant in the form in which it presented to the senate \ There is a broad field Of reservationists ranging from r-irreconclabIes those who iron- f lad alliance with the European powers, but magne great majority of the reservatonists hre wholly indifferent. They little about it that they would accept covenant any covenant which still leave America free from domina- tion by world council. They see no reason why we Should into alliance except please the few hho desire such alliance
 t There a when thought that the League of Nations would cut important figure in the presidential campaign. It is quite evident that it will not so far at least as the Republican party is concerned. We by this that whatever place the League of Nations may take, the Repub lcan party will have nothing lose provided it only flakes ground in opposition President Wilson's position in the covenant
 The situation of the democratic party different. An acceptance by it of the presidents views would be fatal MT. Bryan frequently declared and the results of special elections in Democratic states and congressional districts where League of lions has been made issue. has almost invariably indicated within the last
 Though to the Republicans the League of Ma lions cannot become campaign issue it unexpected- t became convention issue which might have greatly fortunes the convention the candidates the presidency by the turmoil which
 It's consideration It certainly distracted Attention the main business of the convention the nomination a candidate the presidency. lppeared that the rreconciable sentiment much Stronger than supposed be. And 1t is quite possible that this development taken by the vntion indicate that sentiment throughout the country is stronger than it was believed to be. AH this of course was apparently favorable to the aspirations of Senator Johnson who it believed would have hopelessly small representation in any discussion of this subject
 Il We can hardly think that any of the leaders can fanagine the struggle in Chicago sth respect the League Nations will seriously Affect Republican chances the campaign, though j is quite possible that the delegates wrought up into such fury that they imagined that the whole country involved in it.
 We think if the convention could have been made aiware of the impatience the country ding away this other brush which obscures a view of the personality of the nominee for the presidency they would have brought this discussion b an even earlier and have adopted hurriedly .lsonstructed treaty of peace plank could ilsgarded generally endorsement of the party sas it is represented in the senate.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-11
Ths pax,s work and the pay,s Pax

H dispatch from Cleveland. Ohio yesterday ls ying the high building labors refusal to render "a days work for q days pay conveys rather sweeping accusation against labor. It should be directed against only the extremely FpdicaI wing of labor not far removed from the l. N w to which the "scssor-bfIl' is abomnation. The scissor -bir' by way is. believe. labor sr who is conscientious to extent earning the money is paid him, who feels friendly in ltrest in employer The people who denounce the fcissor-bf are people who favor sabotage at least D a form.
 .s That there has been general curtaiment of the intput of labor is noticeable Men turn out less stsork in almost every line than formerly. The khcy of labor reduce the output has manifested
 self in various ways; in it's opposition to the piece ststenn to the Taylor efficiency plan
 it's Encouragement if it's prohibition of rivalry sontests which began in the ship yards during the Mar
 ' The argument of those who opposed these stinu- hints to output was not unreasonable from their Asoint of view Claiming they desired render just equivalent the wages paid them they asked shat in protection the efficient of Iaborers nis days work should the standard that other aborers should derive advantage orer him ii, wages because their superior ability. It 5,robably necessary the maintenance of co-opera- tion labor organizations that an equality should be established and preserved
 In such a program there need have been no seIing of hostility toward the employer q member
 If a class whose interests were regarded being posed to those of his employees. The ability of the least efficient having been made the datum. there was no purpose But later there the w w and tie Very radical element of organized ihor which not content with getting most poss- M. for it's labor chose recognize the employer n, enemy who was be injured wantonly. without
 -,,octatior of consequent gain his employees. Thus ftere came demand for the lowering of the level of
Arizona republican., 1920-06-11

so We have the story of the lovely Lady Coventry whose husband objected strongly to her liberal use of paint On one occasion Lord Coventry pnr sued his lady around the dining table, and when he caught her removed sey eral layers of cosmetics with t nap kin. Evidently the beautiful Lady Coventry did not reform even then. for she died at the age of 27 and the cause we are told, was an overdose of paint, which resulted in an acute attack of something hlse ininteIs collie.
 Tn our own land. paint had for a time been openly admired, and then all at once no respectable person would mention rouge above a whis per. About the time when the present era of paint opened, some I5 years ago. an interesting bill was presented be fore state legislature by an alarmed assemblyman. The bill provided that
 If any woman. whether maid or widow. shall betray into matrimony any unsuspecting male subject Of the state by scents, paints powder or per fume, cosmetics, waters, artificiai pads or padding. hoops or high-heeied shoes N-cut waists lace. cariegated drop stitched or rainbow hosiery or by any other deceitful means or artful practices. the marriage, upon convic- tion. shall be null and void
 The assembly considered the measure and decided that if it could be enforced which was considered doubtful it would probably put stop to marriage altogether. This. the legislators sol- emnly agreed, would jeopardize the progress Of the state, and so the hiil to protect bachelors was defeated with only it's sponsor supporting it.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-11
LADIES ALI NATUREL

CTS was to provide for the women who want their hair bobbed but haven't the courage to say the fatal word. For these cautious ones there is invented a semi circle of short curly hair which is attached to a rubber band and snapped on to the head to make it look as if the hair is short. Thus the hairdressers plan to get the women coming and going.
 As for the latest styles in facial makeup. the chances are that unless paint goes out of fashion suddenly according to prediction, the baby Yamp complexion done in delicate tints of pink and white will continue 10 be the favorite style Of facial dress for girls up to twenty nine.
 Beyond that critical age. powder to match the natural color of the skin is appropriate. Face powders come in all the more common eolors of skin, but the woman whose face is q little off color, or who is strong for realism can have her own powder made to match her complexion.
 Even if q reaction against makeup should set h. if is doubtful if powder would be discarded with lampblack and henna. Many doctors say that used in moderation. the right Kind Of powder is not injurious to the skin, and men as well as women are becom-
 
 of cosmetics bv men has of recent years been considered n sign of an effeminate character. But lately men whose virility stands unchallenged are seen among those frepuentiDg beauty parlors. They have facial messages to eliminate extra chins, scalp treat ments for disappearing hair mani cures, and vibrations. Some even have their features changed. and few men, who aTe decadent or progressive, ac- cording to your viewpoint on such mat fers. are seen purchasing rouge
 The Painted Male
 Use of paint by men is not unpre- cedented. An old record. believed to be authentic. says that the face ofthe king of Ninevah was 'as white as milk, and his eyes and eyebrows were painted black r
 In a more recent century. the beauN of London Haunted paint and beauty patches along with velvet coats and knee brooches. A picture of a seven teenth century flop shows him rouged and wearing numerous black patches around eyes and lips to add to his charm The court ladies of his time were as gaily decorated as the men, but then. as now, there were people whose ideals of beauty differed; and
Arizona republican., 1920-06-11
The Metropolis of Che west

Los Angeles dream has been realized. It has att tained the premier position the Pacific It will hereafter be called, will call itself. the metropolis of the Pacific" having outstripped Francisco by about 69,000.
 Los Angeles has increased it's population within the last year by 2Se,Ooo than so per You will notice children, that have said has in creased" instead of saying it's population has been increased" the population of cities generally
 Los Angeles is very largely area might have been even larger if 1t had territory; if had seized san Diego by the nape of the neck and dragged in would still longer lead San Francisco. It generally understood that southern California is more popuous than the small circumscrbed lying south the Golden Gate
 It be somewhat enlightening to that the of San Francisco is 46 square miles the of Los Angeles is 2S7 square miles. The San Francisco is occupied by solid city; the of Los Angeles is occupied in by brush by villages yet in their pristine verdancy and by we'll built the site of Los Angeles proper
 Los Angeles thus enjoys distinction that not only the census has given it. being the popu- lous city on the Pacific coast, in fact of Louis but has created distinction of being the biggest city point of in the United States in the world.
 Yet that is distinction of doubtful merit Texas is larger than Los Angeles So is the desert of Sahara. We could think a lot of natural and political divisions and subdivisions of the earths surface that excel Los Angeles in size.
 Los Angeles enjoys another distinction, the asylum for more abandoned (no, mean that) retired farmers and Kansas who have abandoned their farms but wishing to d- vorce themselves wholly from rural or bueoic ex- fstence foregathercd in Angeles. where they wear store clothes sunday and otherwise engage in such mild dissipation and frivolities Los An gces affords.
 It takes something more than area, something more, even than people, make metropos-the census figures. to the contrary notwithstanding. A certain kind of people is necessary ingredient san Francisco has these and has. beside, inangibles imponderabIes that essential to city, distinguished from village
 san Francisco has always been city since the collection of houses began be west side of the bay. New York Chicago Boston Philadelphia had these essentials the beginning sense they were never villages except in size may say that cities like poets born. not made.
 Francisco may sometime the requirement. for metropolis the Pacific by taking Oakland and Alameda just across the bay by an- hexing Sausilito and Berkeley by seooping the vi lages to the south even beyond san Francisco and then, though it would far surpass Los An geIes population figures it would yet lag in area
 But San Francisco will probably never so large itself will never need to do so to maintain the position it has always held. of the principal queen city the the interesting cities of the world.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-11
THINKING OF THE DEAD

tBy Dr. James l. Vance Founder Inter-Church
 World Movement Chairman, Federal Council
 o Churches of America.)
 Easter proelairns personal immortality: Memorial Day, the immortality of influence May thirteth America. is the day nation stops to lay the flower loving memory the tomb of it's soldier dead We think those valorous souls who paid the supreme price, and when think of them, the pale line rises shadowy couch and salutes
 In the Blue Bird" told that the dead happy when think about them. because when think about them they live. It is than poetic fancy. There is subtle truth in the creed of the "Blue Bird Tor when think of soldiers who field battle think O their courage heroism of their loyalty devotion country and espousal of a great cause when think of them thus, souls catch fire Life fills with ardor we. too are ready to adventure in the crusade that the world They stirred the sluggish pulses of traders kndled the jaded imaginatons of scholars and made genius flame song and canvas, until mortas have put immortality.
 The dead live when they have power stir the living with the great thoughts and noble resolves which them through the red line into the black of death. They live when the things for which they died live They live when the living the dead have died.
 What they saving to America today2 What the men who wore the blue and the men who wore the gray and the who the khaki would say could they climb put of their graves and face us They saying: Let the nation listen it's dead ahd think. think! Lest we forget.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-11
AMgRlcAN sMueeLER ARREsTEp

JUAREZ. Mex. June 9-An Ameri- can, notorious as a smuggler. was ar rested by Mexican authorities here this afternoon in connection with the all le9ed smuggling of ammunition to Francisco Villa. the bandit He later was released. Mexican authorities an neunced eight ATexicans also were arr rested today at various points between here and St. Helena. in the Big Bend district in connection with what they said was widespread plot to supply Villa with munitions
Arizona republican., 1920-06-11
Suffragist to Put
 "Pep" Tn Picketing

CHICAGO. June 9.--Militant suffrag ist who on Monday began silent pick eting of the convention. decided to- night to Hven things up tomorrow by displaying banners attacking the Re publicans.
 Mrs. Werner Reed. vice chairman from Colorado on the national Republi- can ways and means committee, was a picket today. Mrs Leonard Wood and Mrs Douglas Robinson. sister of Colonel Roosevelt, visited the lines and chatted with the women.
 JUDGE A POOR JUDGE OF MOVIES
 NDON-J Judge John Eve here has never seen a moving picture show. s.Too busy" says he. 'T've only been to n theater three times in my life"
Arizona republican., 1920-06-11
FOREST FIRES RAGING

COBALT. Ont. June 9-Forest fires were still raging today in the Cow ganda and Latchford districts. Com munication has been re-established with the Boston creek district where residents saved their homes only after q prolonged battle with the flames
Arizona republican., 1920-06-11

It cost the T.. $. government s1129,6 ,600,000 operate the railroads for twentysix months during the with Germany. The expenditure nearly s5o, ,OOO.o00 month fully s160O,O00 day, or more than S1O each man. woman and child in the United States
Arizona republican., 1920-06-11
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE H. 1920

Human foresight often leaves it's proudest possessor only choice. of evils.
 -Colton
Arizona republican., 1920-06-11

The Year Book credits 35065 trotters with rec ords a mile in 2:30 better and 2G.67o pacers in 2:25 list.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1920-09-11
THE CLAYTON CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE.

Not a visionary scheme. but a re-
alitY. The Chamber of Commerce
is in fact a real live. organization
composed of nincty-fiVe of Clay
tons best and mOsts widp-awakc
business men, whose libcrality has
made this possible.
We know the success of the COM
mcrcial interests of the town and
county depends upon the amount
of faith shown in each enterprise.
This faith has been very generous.
ly shown by the subscriptions that
have been given We have about
S500.000 for the present year with
much more i'm sight. This is 10 be
used for the bests interests Of CLAY
ton and surrounding community.
This i'm itself does not seem a
very large sum. yet. when wisely
used i'm the interests of the town
and county conditions will be
changed for the better and we shall
have "A more. pleasant present ana
a more promising future.
The Chamber of Commerce is by
no means a new departure, like or
carnations have come, gone. and
are forgotten. leaving no impress
sion upon the business of the town
or county. win tins be- the ulti-
mate end of the present OrganiIa-
lion? We predict that it will not
We can see only a glorious future
for the new organization. We are
not relying solely upon what il Is
possible for MS to do. hat what has
actually been accomplished,
Did you know The present Cham
Der Of Commerce is entitled tO The
honor Of having gained permission
10 improve the state roads with ap-
for the samc2 Wa
expect to see work on them very
soon.
We have long felt the need of
Bonded Scale for Clayton. There
has at times been questions OF aC-
curacy concerning weights OF
scales. This year that feature
should be eliminated. At This time
we are putting i'm scales that will
be bonded for your protection.
These are two of the many things
TO be accomplished by your help
through the Chamber Of Commerce.
We want you 10 feel that il is
your Chamber Of Commerce, and we
want you TO be free with your sug-
gestions at all fines for its inn
provement. For il is in part yours,
not for Clayton only, but for the
betterment of Clayton and Union
County.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1920-09-11
REPUBLICANS NAME JUDGE
hfCHEM FOR GOVERNOR.

A telegram from the Albuuuer-
que Journal announces that Judge
Merritt Mechcm of Socorro. will
head the Republican ticket.
The fight in the Republican party
came to a sudden close. so far as
the convention was concerned.
when the bosses defeated GOV. Lar
azolo for The nomination for Gov
ernOr
The fight was one that will be
long remembered by the people of
New Mexico, and only goes To show
that no Republican who aspires to
hold office in this state dare op-
pose the political bosses in charge
of the party whip.
Governor LaraZUlO. the only
Governor the Republicans have ci-
ected in NV Mexico since state
hood, met his Waterloo AT the end
Of his first term in office at Albu-
querque this week i'm a Republican
convention.
The political bosses would not
stand for Larazolo and there is a
reason. This reason is plain and
it will all be explained to the vot-
GrS in due time.