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Arizona republican., 1920-07-13
LocaI Weather Yesterdav

degrees Excess in temperature since the first of the month, f degrees.
 Accumulated excess temperature since January l, 113 degrees.
 Normal precipitation January l to date. 3.13 inches
 Actual precipitation January l. to date, 4.65 inches.
 Excess since January l, l.52 inches.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-29
Why Politics Affects Your Home
 BY MAUD WOOD PARK Chairman National League of Women voters)
K MOTHERS OF THE NATION
BY MAUD WOOD PAR

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 Is mothers citizens Women country profoundly interested provides federal maturity and infancy and
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Arizona republican., 1920-10-29
THE BOOK OF DEBORAH.
Felt Like Locking >Ann Up in Dungeon, like Naughty Girl.

l Felt Like Locking sAnn Up in a
 Dungeon, like Naughty Girl.
 our Jim is the only man I ever saw who can apply the standards of chivalry to modern conditions, re- marked Chrys one day. We had been | speaking of poor Debbie-she was get ting terribly thin and white and list less. I almost wished that Jim were | less chivalrous-sometim it seemed | to me that Deb would die, unless she | could see Jim, sometimes. l. thought that little human weakness, say a smile from Jim across a room, would have helped poor Deb a good deal.
 But Jim with his rigid ideas of right and wrong never would have granted her that, knowingly. When I considered his wish to have Van come to see him, I perceived that dear Jimmy hadn't been meditating exclusively upon the dream of his 1 delirium. He was applying his best standards to the little problem of Ann. From Katherine. Jim had had a hint | of the gossip By getting Van to call upon him, the gossips would be con- fused. So Jim argued. I felt sure.
 I said to myself that I would take great pains to keep Mistress Ann out of the room when Van called. And so I arranged to inspect the slave cos tune, also a hat which had been de- livered
 In spite of Chrys' scolding, Ann had assembled only a generous allowance of bracelets and anglets and chains and some golden guze draperies for her slave dress.
 Nothing but harem trousers,n protested. For goodness sake, add a little yardage to this outfit I'm going down. and ask Jim" she rebelied.
 Not about wearing the things, Dontl" commanded. Wan is with him."
 A fatal error, ought to have known better.
 "rll ask Van, tool" exclaimed the | little witch, and off she danced. I fol- flowed her. determined to save Jin from humiliation. even if I had to use force with the child.
 But who can beat a fooI?" said my self to myself savagely, es Ann skipped before me down the stairs, just out oi my reach.
 Jims chair had been wheeled into the sun parlor. Outside the glass wall' one could glimpse blue sky. lat' autumn blossoms and falling leaves Coming from the artificial light of he own room into the white glare of tn day. Anns scant attire seemed t shrink aIarmingly.
 Van rose by the ingle nook as VI enteredse barely nodded to him.
 wanted to catch that wicked littl
 sprite and whisk her away to dungeon. If got her upstairs, I'd loci
Arizona republican., 1920-10-29
A cuRE EoR rHEFT.

~ (ONE FOn tffeT 's I know a tenceu- store manager. He is a wonder with employees. Has sympathy and understanding. He gets into their very souls. Let's 'em have parties at his home. His wife treats them like her own. They're one big family together So this thing that happened hurt. He caught his forelady steadng. She'd ring the cash register short He's a regular deputy sheriff. Power to arrest. badge and all. Has to--so many shoplifters. They average eight a week. But one of his family He waited for her that evening. His voice was sad. yet stern. Miss Blank, what have you done, Come clean, grill" And she did. Such is the power of the man. She didn't weep nor protest. Never even attempted evasion. Just told how it happened.
 She'd been doing 1t only week. Things were high, she needed money It amounted to fifteen dollars. He took her to police headquarters. They went in the back way.
 IL was dark, no one saw.
 Tn a little side room they talked. She didn't beg nor whimper.
 Just sat paralyzed with dread.
 He told her a story about himself. How he was made an honest man.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-29
.AlcAE,s RoN
TIE EDEN1NAzZD RLlZE
1y LXIa7 PGNch0I D0y

He ended. twill you pay this back2' She caught her breath. You mean I'm to have a chance2' He nodded. She couldn't believe 1t. You won't put me in jail2 Win keep my job?"
 Just that" he replied. T will lend you the money. You may pay me a dollar a week." "Nobody's to know?' she whispered. 'T won't be disgraced2"
 "No. I'm stalking a lot on you" It's up to you to make good Then she broke down.
 She raised a tear -drenched face. I'll die before I fail you,"
 It took her fifteen weeks to pay. Then he gave it all back to her
 Took 1t out of his own pay.
 The slate was wiped clean.
 She would die for him and His. His wife is the only one who knows.
 They still invite her to the house.
 I'll say they're good golden rulers. The story he told of his bodhood?
 Another boy got him to steal. I'll tell you about it tomorrow.
 Isn't it odd?
 The upright can help the stumbling.
 But they don't always do it.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-29
POLITICAL SCIENCE
 TAUGHT IN COLLEGE

Boucher college. Maryland. has in- stalled a special course for the political education of women. This has been made possible by the fact that the Elizabeth Ellicott Fellowship fund of s25,000 has recently been turned over to it. This money had been left in trust until the enfranchisement of the women of Maryland.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-29

The furniture designed by the Adam brothers shows classic detail founded on a study of antiques of Pompeii and Herculaneum. The Adam brothers. architects, designed this furniture dur ing the latter half of the 18th century.
 The chairs are small. with low, nar- row backs. The legs have a gently sweeping curve Satinwood was the favorite material.
 Instead of carving, Robert Adam, ..ss most famous of the brothers, embei- lished his furniture with painting. An gelica Kauffmann, a famous woman artist of her time, did. most of his work
 This type was introduced to Ameri- ca about the time of the Declaration of Independence.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-29

obliyious to Van. who was still stand ing by the fireplace.
 Ann fooled her husband-she fooled van-but any woman would have seen that she knew all about Van in his and that she was showing off to Jim simply to make Van envious!
 I wanted to slap her, I wanted to push Van from the room, I wanted to save poor helpless Jim from the rest of her program, whatever it might be, Suddenly she ended the scene herself and in the most disastrous of all pos- sible ways.
 Tn Be Continuedl
Arizona republican., 1920-10-29

ELECTION CAKE. cups flour 2bz cups sugar 2 eggs. 34 cup lard oups milk s-4 cup yeast 1 cup raisins i cup citron
 a nutmeg
Arizona republican., 1920-10-29
Confessions ofaBride|
(CopFqht l92Q b4 Ihe Neuspa per Erepr,e Asodadon

her in a closet, treat her like naughty choolgirl-punish her for bringing that awful look into dear Jim's eyes.
 "Ann.' he said sternly For the love of Mike, go away-take off that thing! Put on some clothes.'
 He might as well have addressed the winds of heaven.
 'Vivacity ought to be that girls middle name,' I scolded to myself. "Or Hypocrisy"
 Ann was executing her most astound- ing dance steps. apparently to tease her husband. She appeared perfectly
Arizona republican., 1920-10-29
THE klLLJoY

Why are you crying over this photo- play?" asked MT. Clipping, impatiently
 ''Why--why,' sobbed Mrs. Clipping, the heroine is shedding tears"
 Nonsense. They are nothing but glycerine.'
 "Brutel You've spoiled my entire evening g"-Birmingham Age Herald.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-29
i tablespoon cinnamon 2 tablespoons lemon juice

tablespoons lemon Iuice
 Cream shortening and sugar. Warm milk and stir Into flour Mix this with first mixture. Add yeast. Add eggs well beaten. Beat well and let rise in a warm place all night. Tn the morning add fruit which has been floured and spiced. Beat well. Put into buttered and floured loaf cake pans and let rise double it's bulk Bake an hour fin a slow oven. This will make three large h)aves.
 Election cake is the sort of cake most men like-darlS. substantial and not too sweet. Age improves the taste. Il should be made at least week before wanted for use.
 The yeast may seem rather an un- known quantity to the modern house keeper. but yeast made with a com pressed yeast cake is simple to make and requires no hops or fussing.
 Dissolve a yeast cake in 3-4 cup oi luke warm water. This will make tho necessary 3-4 cup of yeast.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-29

fn ths Kitchen ef her sIstsr Mary eestcs daily Tor family of four sdults shr brought ts her kitchen understanding of the chemistry of cooking gained from study of domestic science n state unvsr
 sty conssquently the advice shs effsrs happy com binson of theory practice Every recipe she gvss
Arizona republican., 1920-10-29
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Seventy-two enormous grain eleva- tors are to be built in British South Africa.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-15


40 sadins Jepanses po,i-
1lno ~ tusinons 80 hage ~.
1 thedp vioWU - ~ reln IDa1
W4oa Ameriea a ~ 4 IL
1oanants put1iahed y new1b9-
- N naGn1InA0 ~ r coai1c-
- Wtth ~ visit u o. Anss1ean
E1Goot0n1l DoSty.
- Marques 0kuma, 1cFmerly
pnnier. ana 90 o. IL most -
tee Of The Jap0nGQe afateonnen.
04 viscount 1Iato tn ~ minis
- d foreign analr1 ~ Dredldent
4 ~ kenseikat or opposition party,
10oort that the anti epaneee move
ut n California = : Quootioo Of
oetal psejudjes. Statements ~
- ~ published n ~ To1Iio
eahi.
MsrquisN Okuma described tho
alifornis situation q zone Of the
ncet knotty tangles thst the Unit
4 States and Japan viii have to
onrAvel. II can be traced to racial
Drejudtees combined with economic
)1aleusy," he said. Exclusion Of
~ japanese settlers ID tnain1o1 -
ecause they are quick Ct saving
money or In dsveloping their busi-
Dcss. with the result that the Amer
can finds It difncult to compete.
18th this creepD . feeling IN the
minds Of the Americans that the
Japanese, II left alone, will soon
establish their influence in the en-
ire district west OF the Rockies"
The Marquis sees a possibility Of
eaching a happy settlement be-
cause the situation is being clam
0rOusly discussed. It is when the
Japanese keep silent that the stu
tion really becomes gloomy, he
8dded.
Viscount Kato declares that since
ne anti-Japanese question in
america Is one Of racial prejudices,
must be settled by the Ameri-
cans themselves. Japan should
hold herself responsible only when
wrongs are done by the Japanese
lmmigrahts."
Vice Admiral sato. In an article
h the Taiyo, an influential Jap
lnese political magazine, takes
americans to task for calling
Japan Z country OF miiitarists,
which he denies. 4.
Lam one OF those who Is firmly
convinced that Japan and America
should never fight" concludes the
Nee admiral, hut ! am also .
trong advocate Of Japan being pre-
pared to meet any contingency and
think that this will be the surest
means Of preserving good relations
Between Japan and America and
he peace Of the far east. There is
40 need for Japan to have military
machines superior to those Of Amer
ca, but Japan should have enough
70 convince the United States that
would be an extremely expensive
md risky matter to take up arms
ngainst Japan. In . word to en-
sure peace between the two coun-
ries. It would be well il both have
oms understanding regarding
heir military preparations and thus
isarm useless suspicious"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-15
Or. v. 0. COFFEE
In Davenport Offices
Every Saturday, Monday and
Tuesday

,3a 1<cSu8y
Dr.. ". o. Coffee, the ocultst and
surist, is in his Davenport Offices
Saturday. Monday and Tuesday Of
ZACH week in the First National
bank building. Phone Davenport
1914. Hours from 3 a. m. to $3.50
}. m. Practice limited TO the treat
ment OF all eye diseases, failing
pight, deafness, impaired hearing,
read noises, ulcers Of the earl, ca
1Arrh of the nose, head. throat and
tnuseo. He treats catarrh a. .
constitutional condition as we'll as
local disease. He treats enlarged
onsils without surgical operation
md says many cases of partial
blindness can be restored without
IN operation by his special nom
nrgical method. He straightens
ross-eyes by his special method,
usually at one visit. He removes
hsnoids, polypus tumors of the
lose without chloroform and pa
ieuts return home without danger.
1e has treated eye, ear, nose and
hroat diseases for 3S years. DR..
Goftee Is in his Peoria Offices at 500
0uth Jefferson street all the rest
Y the time no is not In Davenport.
Better see him about your case be-
ore submitting to an operation.
liz experience in treating thou
Ands OF cases makes it possible for
I'm to give relief many times when
thers would fail. Many operations
r. not necessary.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-15

But that doesn't make derence-we the public to
feel that with them in this canan for lower nc-.
Here you are it's the greatest valuesng you
New Britain herald., 1920-10-06

The Torture Chamber" the fifth episode of that wonderful serial, Bride l3." has lived mp to the rcpu- tatien built up for ii in the former cha ptcrS.
 Rcginninc with tomorrow's mat incc and continuing for the remainder Of the week Pauline F'rcder rick will appear in "The Woman in Room 13."
 Mutt and Jeff are scheduled for an appCa trance in their very latest mirth provoking creation Hot Dogs" and Booth Tarkington's. "Edcars Sunday Courtship'' will also he presented. The FoN News will show the latest inn portant happenings from all over the world.
 There will he an entire change of the vaudeville bill which will be headed by Petram's circus. one of the biggest and strongest acts before the public.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-06
"HUNORESQUE" AT LYCEUM

 cular scenes are not absolute req uisitcs for the truly great m otion picture. "Humoresquc." the big pie ture. at the Lyceum all this week is among tho most important photo plays of this year because it t'impresses ono with it's sincerity and intense heart appeal.
 Tonight for the last time will be seen an Al St. John Comedy, ship Ahoy.". the final episode of The Silent Avenger' and the Post Scenic, "A Wonder Spa in the Alps"
 'Humorcsque" will be seen Thurs day. Friday and Saturday. and as an added attraction. there will be shown the first episode of the new serial pic ture, The Yelled Mystery with Am tonic Moreno.
 Other pictures for the second half of the week arc a Hank Man Com edy News Weekly and the Screen Maga- zine.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-06
EVA FAY AT PALACE.

What is the secret of the great hold Mrs. Fay has upon the public? :?
 This question was aaked yesterday by leading citizen. who has been a constant attendant at the incom- parable entertainments of this mys- tic since her engagement at the Pal acc theater.
 You should ask Mrs. Fay" was tho reply of one of those addressed. But I can tell you this time as good as the lady herself Mrs. Fay gives the public. satisfied with ordinary shows. something new. Not only that, but phenomena so startling-amazinG and almost past belief, that the necromancers of the cid seem rein carnated in Mrs. Fay herself. That is the secret of her drawing power. Never before has the theater-going public of New Britain seen or heard such wonders; never have they come in social contact with a woman of such personality and psychic power
New Britain herald., 1920-10-06
"IRENE" AT PARSONS

Irene" the smart musical com edy which has won records for long runs in Ney York and London, and is du- plicating its success herever presented comes to Parsons Theater. Hartford, next week. The book by James Mont gomery. author Of Ready Money
 and Nothing but the Truth is a human document of wit and natural ness. and joined to it is a tuneful and rollicking score. replete with song hits. These include, Alice Blue Gown" Castle of Dreams" ''We'rs Getting Away With It. Irene" and The Last Part of Every Party" The
New Britain herald., 1920-10-06
AT FON'S TONIGHT.

The bisca rded Woman" closes its engagement at FoX's tonight. Grace Darling, who has tho star role is one of the most pleasing of all emotional actresses and in the role of Esther Wells, tho discarded wife Of n brutal profiigatc she has given 10 the screen one of tho most finished portrayals Of her successful career.
 There is added interest in the pie ture owing to the fact that New Britainite plays one of the leading roles. William D. Corbett, form merly Of this city. plays the part of Cor man, the detective
New Britain herald., 1920-10-06

her Graham SllrCmtliy
 .nc--cd.
 saw clearly when l had RcrinR Lilliau's code CIV that | must within |iact ttitd Brown and |ushed to Leila to undo Inc had wrought. |n-law must he taken ence. at least In part. ! d get away. Of eourac, |peat to her the conii- ad hysteriCall% poured |I thought l could man )ier curiosity enough to |alion Shr always gives a sense ot being "on in tho kitchen. flushed |. experimenting Man !. leisurrty and cool and as if she were recliu- mock with the latest ! ot wonder ut Mrs. t.tt- hss to lend the dusky } guessed that thc the hiE touae only kept 4n of the frequent at- ness to which she was to surmiscd that N hen .tally well, as she evi-
 now. she was glad. in- nso with Mandy's dila- ,er-in Jaw met my eyes cd them to hide the n't rcprcss at the un- she was staging. She Iinually grumbled al ous Katie. was now ist experience with tho Iutciv unimprcssionab ble
 Nund" typiiied. The p9urins water on a
 and punching a ore exemplified !n Man smiling. always un- H rsproof nor praise had hanging tho even tenor mt tazincss.
 strast to Katie.
 ak to you a moment. ked.
 rtual relief flashed over ce. I guessed that she lrs. in that now ages
 ''before the world n the chatelainc of her sta biish mont. applying discipline to the maids hnr first real defeat in rvant Even Katie. who into wrath against her.
 enthuslastic obedience on in housewifely tasks. Katle's imprcssionablc ,ther Grn hams unmis- rifely prowess in some ,rence.
 you right away" she [. Mandy. see that you
New Britain herald., 1920-10-06

company is headed by Dale Winter in the title role, and her clever asso- ciates include Florence Mack, Ma jorie Dalton, Dorothy Whitmore. Bessie Gros, Rollin Grimes, Jr.. Hal Taggart, Ralph Soule and Raymond Crane.
 The chorus is large. The sale of seats opens on Friday. Mail orders are received now. Positively no telephone orders will be taken for this engage
New Britain herald., 1920-10-06
LDING A HUSBAND Adele Garrison's New Phase of PeuelafiOus Of q Wfe

heat those plates before putting the hot chops on them
 "Ynsm. In remember" Mandy d"awlcd. anal my moth, r-in-law wait cd only ull she had closed tho door" behind her before bursting forth into indlgnant cxn"stulatior.
 "G never have seen anybody in my Hfc Co equal ;hat- -thHt-gorilla.' she sputtrrcd.
 quickly rcprcsacd another smile at Mother Graham's tendency 10 at tnrh the coanom,ns of the monkey family to people with whom Sh" tS diapIraScd. For years katie has hecn 'that rpc" whenever my mothcr-in- law has heau annoyed st her. con- dittun of affairs which seemed [" m" sometimes perpetual sta'" Tn" poor wuman's mind just now was Hu open book to mc. She bad tCCu about to attach the nnmC 'Ppc" to Mandy. with the thought of th" word had come a vision of Katic'S neat kitchen and uuhoundcd energy. and she had nubStltutcd another hnd more op- pruhrioua word for Mandy. I sus- prctcd that shc was suffering actual homC~icl,neSS for Katie, though no doubt when we went back home she would uag the girl as much as ever.
 .'I'm as sure as I'm standing here that she'll bring those plates in stone cold. with tha fat of Inc lamb chops conEeaIcd all over them." she said. her face expressing such lively. hor- TOT that [ Eiggled involuntarily.
 Forgive mo. mother.' I apoloGized. ns her face darkcncd. ''I couldn't help tt Mandy Is SO absolutely impos- sfhie that she's 1udicrous. You cant toll her anything i've minutes be- forchand. or more than one thing at q time. and that in words Of one syllable She's like kindergarten child"
 Nn E.,sy Victory.
 Don't insult d childs intelligence" my mother snapped, but l saw that my apology had nppeased her. Why. Richard Second has far more men taiity at thts minute than that girl will have in her whole lifetime"
 That's foregone conclusion" I said lightly. And now. if you'll please come down to my room a min utc and forget Mandy. I have some thing about which I wish your ad- vice. and ybu1I have plenty of time to get back to her before she puts the chops on the plates
 Time" she retorted. That's the tnlnR you nave hioHt pA NutH Noh ', dealing with Mandy"
 But she soon forgot Mandy in listen ing to the account I gave her of Lei las unhappiness and her presence in Mrs. Lukens' guest room. | told her as little as I possibly could. but her curiosity was appeasod. and her in- terest wildly excited by the sketchy outline I gave her.
 "Of course. spend all the time with her you want''' she promptly ac- uuiosced, Nhen had prepared the way for my absence from the cottage. And you must take her over some luncheon. There's nothing for you to do here. and I won't count on you being here at all this afternoon. But. you mark my word. If you'll ferret out the real trouble you'Il find that the colored gentleman in the woodpile Is that Rita Brown!''
 Eve n doubt you're right said. trying to make my voice indif- ferently casual. and paying n mental tribute to her shrewdness as I hur- ried away
New Britain herald., 1920-10-06
AZIZ MINISTRIES
Followers, in Lew Dock~ta,icr'~ Foot steps io Perform First Three Da,~ Uf Nc,'L. -

bt "t~'hs
 lIoop-Ea. tn" minstrel show that Is different which K to he presented by a picked east from .NZiZ Grotto at the bNceum Thcatcr next Monday. Tues day and Wednesday evenings. is pro- gresSing we'll and a finished perform anCc is assured.
 The show is made up of two acts. The first k a minstrel performance with 3N male voices and ten piece orchestra assisting. Dr. Joseph NJ. Klein and Harry Molander arc tho in terlucutors. In tho second part are tho following numbers: Melodyland % "I'lantation Songs Indian scenes. Chinese %rcnos. William Raphael in an Italian monoIogue.
 Tickets will he exchanged in one of the vacant stores in Rogers block on Church street Thursday afternoon at o'clock. After that time the tickets will he exchanged at CrowelTs store.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-06

as Mrs. Fay. You have your answer"
 Mrs. Fay will be at the Palace all week. There will be an entire change of progra m for Thursday, Friday and saturday. featuring Marguerite Clark in Girls
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-03-11

CASE 1918 KEROSENE TRACTOR

This has been called baby of the Case family because
the CASE TRACTOR being baby of
Twentyx building farming
The machines the result developing and
they become nearly perfect other
know
question that only high quality
represents the value of
TRACTOR small anywhere
built low and has wheelbase ncheswlch enables
operator o completely il small fields orchards
the CASE 1918 will Of its
and durability All working enclosed Dust at
the and all of them oil long life Highest efficiency
of through type of engine
head Case scored another triumph placing the
the permitting the Of all gears.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-03-11
IS YOUR
HARDIE SPRAYER
READY FOR THE SEASON?

We are now employed in over
hauling H 4 r D | T sprayers for
those who believe in taking Old
Father Time by the forelock.
Remember that stitch in time
saves nine and that a little work
now may save many costly delays
when the spraying season is on.