davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode., 1920-10-05
MISTERJOZNA BOLEzEN.

Philadelphia, Pa, 3. okt. Miss
Joan Lippincott, ki je znana kot
cna najkrasneiSih deklic v\Phila-
delphiji je Z danasnjim dnem ze
enainpetdeset dni bolna na cudnl
nepojmljivi bolezni.
Cd srdine poletja lei V letargl-
j ali mrtvicenosti ma svoJem do
mu Mount Airy. Zavestna Je sa-
mo OBJ intervalih. Je popolnoma
mrtvoudna in nezmozna govorJe-
MIA, Specialist, kateri so bill po,
klicani ne morejo djagoniziratl
bolezni. Menijo sicer, ola Je mis-,
teriozno bolezen pripisati tako.
zvani spalni bolezni, ali vendar ia
bolezen nj.
Njena matt, opisovaje hcerkinc
bolezen, pravi:
'EPojavila Sc je nenadoma. Joa-
ma Sc je has povrnila S triteden,
skega izleta V Adirondac5su. Blla
:ie popolnoma zdrava. Ko je bila y
Adirondacku je padla, ko je tekla
in Sc opraskala ma kolenih, tods
bila je kmalu zopet dobra.
Omega dne, ko jo je bolezen ma.
padla ie Sivala z menoj. Oni, ki Sc
10 poznali vedo, da je bila njena
nrav zivahna in ola ie vedno brb
liala sale. Pri vecerji tiStega dine
ie biIa ravno TAXA.
Nenadoma je pogledala kviskg
in vskliknila:
"Mati! Oh, matt! Ali so mojt
oci krizaste?
PogledaIa sem in opazila, ola jt
niena leva trepalnica padla prekc
ocesa in ola je bila rdeca Govoril@
Je HOpeJ.
Matt, mic ne morem videti. .
Poskusila je dvigniti roke, tods
nj mogla. Mislim, da me ia zade
la kap'', je rekla, "toda prosin
ne skrbi, bonn ze llmalu dobra.' .
Cd tedai nj veG spregoyorila.
Cd casa do casa, ko je V POLKA
esti Sc j daje hrano. Vse je taxi
straSno. Ce hi vsaj mogla sprego
voriti kaj. Ne more nam nltl po
vedati, kje jo boil. Use moram(
poskuSati sami uganiti. "
Mrs. Lippincott izjavlja, da j'
mnenje zdravnikov, da povzrocS
Gudno bolezen nepoznan bacll. Fl
dino zdravilo, katero sc dekllc
dale, je zdravilo "a Srce.
Glas svobode., 1920-10-05

Rim, 3. okt. " presenecenJe
vse Italije je eksekutiva sociJall-
sti9ne stranke sklenila, ola Sc prl-
druzi tretji International.
Ta sklep je bill sprejet potion
.clasovanja S 7 glasOvi proti Petlm
in sprejema S tenn enaindvaJset
radikalnih Leninovih zahtev, e
na katerih je, da je treba propa-
oando razSiriti med armada do ia
kega konca, da Sc upre in prekuc-
he vlado. ItalijanSkim nazadnJa-
kom ie to deistvo zadalo silen SUI
mex. Splo$no Sc je namrec verJelo'
da bo eksekutiva zavrgla YSe LIE
ninove predlOge.
ZmernejSi voditelji kot so ma
primer Turati, Modigliani IN dru-
gi so o6ividno potisnjeni IL kon-
trole. Definitivno razcepljenje Je
ma potu, ki DO mOrda Vodllo 90
tega, da Sc bodo oblikovale trl
stranke.
Vsekakor je dvomljivO, 6e bodo
bill ekstremisti stanu obdrzati
veeino upliva ma narodnem kon-
gresu. katerega Sc ibO ObdrzaValo
V prihodnjem decembru in Janu-
arju Florenci "a ratificlranJe
eksekutivne reSolucije.
Kakor Sc glase pOro6ila ' drzav-
mem zboru, ie izjavilo okrog Sto
soeiialisti6nih poslancev, ola bodo
podpirali Turatija, odkar Je do
SpeI stranki Leninov poziv.
Kot ze reGeno, ia sklep bo lah-
ko privedel do tega, da Sc bodo
osnovale tri stranke: revolucJo-
narna. komunisti6na in reformna'
Zadnia bo morebiti dobila veeno
6lanov stare stranke.
Genoa. 3. okt. - Danes V Jutro
Sc je poroGalo o nadaljnih okupa-
Glas svobode., 1920-10-05
CRNCI NAPADLI PITTSBURG-
SKO POLICIJSKO POSTAJO.


Pittsburgh, Pa, A. okt. = Neki
bell clovek je pestmi napadel "a
morsko zeno. Ker nj hotel prositi
cproscenja je nastal ma Center
Ave. nocoj izgred. Vec sto crncev
hroieca mnozica je napadala poll
cijsko postajo ma Center Ave. in
hotela dobiti V svoje roke recene-
ga belega 'gentlemana' in njego-
vega .tovariSa, XII sta bila aretira-
ma. Postaja je bila primorana XII
cati druge policijske sile, ola so
dospele ma pomoc Razburjene
crnce Sc je potem razkropilo.
Glas svobode., 1920-10-05

dezela sama ne more vstrajati kot
samoStojna, neodvisna drzava.
Poleg tega Sc je Sc razvila tret-
ia agitacija, XII je zato, da Sc Av-
strija zdruzi Bavarsko, katera
maj bi Sc locila cd Nemcije, dalje
bi Sc k tel zyezi priklopila Sc O.
brenska dezela. To agitacijo sirijo
katolicani, XII hocejo ma ia nacin
ustanoviti katoliSko nemSko drza-
vo.
Pariz, a. okt. = Francoska Via
da preiskuje Washington, London
in Rim glede prisilnih korakov,
katere Sc bo morda zavzelo, da Sc
prepreci avstrijski plebiscit "a
priklopitev k Nemciji.
Pogodbi iz Versailles in Saint
Germain prepovedujeti pac Av-
striji zdruzenje Nemcijo toda
glede ljudskega glasovanja ne O.
menjati nicesar.
Francoska vlada Sc boji, ola bo
plebiScit pokazal velikansko veci-
no avstrijskega ljudstva, XII zeli,
da Sc Avstrija priklopi Nemciji.
To hi utegnilo vbuditi velikanska
Guvstva V Nemciji in Avstriji, ra-
di cesar bi Sc lahko zgodilo, ola BIZ
Nemcija oficijalno sprejela pred.
lagano zdruzenje.
Francoski zunanji urad prizna-
va sam, da je prakticno nezmozen
prepreeiti ljudskega glasovanJa,
upa pa, ola bodo Velika Britannia,
Zdruzene drzave in Italia stale "a
nienim hrbtom groznji, ola Sc
napravi proti Nemciji ekonomcino
blockade in da Sc zagrozi AvstriJi
odtrgati vso zunanjo pomoc, ki
lajsa bedo avstrijskemu ljudstvu,
ce Sc bo glasovanje vrsilo.
AmeriSka pomozna zveza Je
smatrana kot najmocnejsa hrani-
(, teljica Avstrije in Quai d'Orsay
upa, da bo ia zveza zagrozlla, Ola
bo odpovedala vso privatno po-
moe Avstriji, Ge Sc bo glasovanJe
vrSilo.
Mnenja Anglije in Italije glede
zdruzenja med Avstrijo in Nemci-
| 10 ie dobro znano. Toliko casa do
kler je Avstrija samostojna drza-
va je svetQvni berac in potrebuJe
vecne pomoci cd tujih draw.
Zunanji urad je mnenJa, ola Je
gibanje separatistov Nemciji sa-
mo slepilo katerim Nemcija ma
skira svoj namen, ola pridobi Av-
strijo kot konfederativno drzavo.
Glas svobode., 1920-10-05
Francija pr,ti zdruzenju Avstrije
in Nemcije.

Pariz, 4. okt. - "Vazne kora-
ke" Sc bo zavzelo, Ga Sc priSilijo
tocke mirovne pogodbe Avstrijo
in Nemcijo in prepreci zvezo med
tema dvema narodoma, ce bi pred
lagani avstrijski plebiscit izpadel
V prilog reGene zveze.
(Avstrijski narodni zbor je ma
prvega oktobfa sprejel enoglasno
predlogo, Xxi poziva Waldo, ola te-
ku Sestih tednov izvede ljudsko
glasovanje, Ge Sc maj sedanja mem
Ska Avstrija zdrGzi Z Nemcijo ali
ne.)
Medtem casom, kot Sc razume,
ne bo podvzetih nobenih akcij gle
de tega, da Sc prepreGi izvrsenje
plebiscita, dokler bi Sc mnenja ne
izmenjala med Franciio, Velil1c
Britannia il Italijo, da Sc doloci
ce je tako glasovanje soglasju z
mirovnimi pogodbami ali ne
Obe, tocka 80 versailske mirov
ne pogodbe in tocl1a SO mirovnt
po9odbe IL st. Germaina, dolocati
da "neodvisnost Avstrije mora bi
ii neodtujiva, izvzemSi, ce to do
voli najviSji svet lige narodov" ii
Nemcija je dolzna spostovati av-
striiske meje kot so dolocene po.
godbi.
Nobene spgestije, je reGcno, nj
ki bi kazala, da bi zavezniki edo
bravali zvezo med Avstrijo il
Nemcijo.
Dunaj, 4. okt. = Sovrazna reak.
ella Francije napram predlaganem
avstrijskem plebiscitu "a zdruzi
tev NemGijo, katera Sc kaze Sc
daj V parizkih brzojavkah, nj bils
nepricakovana tukaj
Avstrijska vlada je izjavljalf
vseskozi, da ina informacije, po
tom katerih je prepricana, ola j
Francija nasprotna takemU kora
ku, snatrala je pa, ola je sama
svoii opoziciji. Zdruzene drzave il
Velika Britannia sta indiferentn
glede tega, docim Italia take I'VE
re naravnost zeli.
Brzojavka 0 pleIbiscitni resoluci
il, sklenjeni od narodnega zbor'
| ie imela ia uGinek, da sc je zaeeli
DO vsei dezeli agitaciia, lIi je 81
Ger Sc brez prave oblike, "a zdru
zenje Z Nemcijo. TIA agitacija imS
dve distinktni skupini. Ena je Sc
stavljena IL resnicni prozermanoy
doGim temelji druga ma ekonomic
mem temelju radi prepricanja, d;
Glas svobode., 1920-10-05
PET OTROK ZGORELO.

Merrill, Wis, 4. okt. = Pet O.
trok .je danes zgorelo do smrti, Ike
ie ogenj anicil kmetsEi dom Ed
Nelsona in ilme tuhajsnJi blizi-
nj. Sesti otrok je sicer Sc ziv, to-
da mocno obzgan.
Ogeni ie zaGel malo pred enc
uro DO noci. Otrcci SO spali V sobi
' zgoraj jSnjem nadstropju, starsa
pa V pritliGju. Starost zgorjenih
otrok je cd pet do IA let. Otrok,
ki je ostal xiv ie radi opeklin IL
gubil desno roko.
Glas svobode., 1920-10-05
IA zENSKE tvOLILKE.

Mobile, Ala. Ogledala, obra1-
nj prasek, "puffs" in druge take
"a zenske neobhodno potrebne
stvari, Sc bo preskrbelo "a zenske
volilke ma voliScih v Alabami.
Sveta pomagavka! Ia zenske
vse skrbi. Kmalu Sc bo dobilo ma
volBcih tudi korzete, svilene no
gavice in podobno. Ma moske vo-
lilce Sc pa nihce ne spomnel
Glas svobode., 1920-10-05
KITAJSKI BANDITI ZAzGALI
JAPONSKI KONzULAT.

Toxic, 8. okt. - Porocila, kl SO
dospela IL Manzurije V vshodnl A
ziji, pripovedujejo, ola le 5oo Ri.
taiskih banditov ma konjih, med
katerimi je bilo tudi nekaj KoreJ-
cev, napadlo zadnjo soboto mesto
HunGun. Japonski konzulat Je bll
zazgan. V boju, XII je nastal pr
napadu ie bilo sedem oseb ubitih
in dvanajst smrtno nevarno ran
ienih. Med zrtvami Sc nahaJa sa-
mo en- Japonec.
Glas svobode., 1920-10-05
IRSKA IRE S STRAHOM V
BLIzAJOCO Sc ZIMO.

London, 5. okt. = Brzojavka IL
Dublina ma Daily Mail slika slabe
case "a Irsko tekom prihodnje Ii
me, Pripoveduje, da zaradi po-
manjkanja denarja Sc je zaprlo a
zile in senatorije. Pozarji, ki so u
nicili mlekarne so to industrijo
paralizirali in ker Sc je poleg tega
zaprlo Sc Seststo mill zeleznice V
okrozju vecnih nemirov, izgleda
polozaj toliko bolj obupen.
Krave in teleta Sc je poslalo V
Anglijo V velikih Stevilih, deze-
Ii pa primanjkuje sedaj masla in
mleka. Mnogo manjsih firm Je
bankrotiralo in dezela IRE proti u
nicenju.
Radi stavke gradilcev Sc nahaja
Dublinu veliko Stevilo ,brezpo-
Selnih delavcev.
Daily Mail naznanja, da zaradi
dolgotrajne gladovne stavke lord
mayorja MacSwineya, so drugi ir-
ski jetniki prenehali z gladovno
stavko.
List dodaja, da Sc je izvrsilo O.
krog 800 aretacij med sinnfeinl
radi propaganda in ngredov me-
Secu septembru. Cd teh sta samo
diva zacela Z gladovno stavko. To
ca oba sta Sc po preteku enega
dne 'premislila''
Dublin. 4. okt. - Po neuspeS-
mem napadu ma policijske barake,
cd strani sinnfeinskih tolp, ma
menom, da Sc slednje zazge, je po-
licija in voja$tvo napravilo zad-
MO nedeljo izpad V odgovor.
V Balinagare Sc je zazgalo ne
kaj poslopij pomocjo petrolej-
skin bomb. Neki farmar je bill "a
boden in hiSa pohistvom vred
nekega gaeliSkega prominentnega
voditelja je bila upepeljena.
Generalni glavni stan naznanJa
Ga je dvajset vojakov presenetilc
neko druzbo, ki Sc je pripravljala
na napad V grmovju. Nastal je
kratek boz, vkaterem je bill edef
civilistov ubit. Ostali so z veliki
naglico odnesli pete. Pustili so ma
mestu neko Stevilo puSk, munich
ie. deset koles in nekaj jeklenit
Gelad. Cd vojakov nj bill nihce ra-
njen ali ubit.
Glas svobode., 1920-10-05
10000 PREMOGARJEV MA
STAVKI.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, 4. okt, = Z.
kaz, ola Pittsstonovi premogarJ
zaenejo splosno stavko je stopi
danes V efekt. Deset tiSoc premo
gariev, ki so zaposljeni premo
gorovih Pennsylvania Coal Co. j
cdlozilo svoje orodje. Skoro vsab
rov omeniene druzbe je ali popol,
noma ali deloma ustavil obratova-
ME.
Glas svobode., 1920-10-05

hranilo tajno, izjavlja, da nj mix
dar slisala, ola bi Zelenko pripadal
h kaki organizaciji radikalcev. O.
ma pravi, ola je Zelenko' nosil di-
namit pri sebi najbrz radi tega, ola
napravi ma MO utis, kako pogu-
men clovek je.
Zelenko sam ne more povsem
zadovoljivo pojasniti, eemu je no
sill pri sebi dinamit.
Glas svobode., 1920-10-05
NEW YORK PROTI RADI-
KALCEM.

New York, 4, okt, V New
Yorku Sc je volilo sklad 100000
dolarjev, katere maj Sc porabl "a
preganjanie socijalistov. To Sc je
storilo potem, ko je policij-
ski ,komisar Enright poroeal, ola
lie radikalno gibanje postalo ne
yarnost "a New York in rarod.
Glas svobode., 1920-10-05
DEVET MESECEV starr DE-
eek Sc OBESIL.

Chicago, Ill, Jude Nichols,
devet mesecev start sin Mrs. Mu-
riel Nichols ma 211 n. Harvey av.,
Oak Park, je zlezel IL svoje zibelke
in njegova matt ga je nasla obese
mega "a obleko ma kavlju okenske-
ga okvirja. Ovratnik jopice je ma
lega decka zadavil.
Glas svobode., 1920-10-05
NARoCNIKoM v OHIO IN PA.

naznanjamo, da potuje sedaj po
vshodnem delu drzave Ohio mas
zastopnik Anton Jankovic, XII je
pooblascen pobirati naroenino "a
mas list in vse drugo. IL Ohio obi
de potem v Pennsylvania.
Prosimo vse, ola mu gredo koli-
kor mogoce ma roko.
Glas svobode., 1920-10-05
v PODPORNI SKLAD v SEP
TEMBRU so DAROVALI:

F. Kocjaneic $3.50; J. samec
$3.50; A. Vogel, ]. Marn, A. Hau-
stely, j. Petek in A. JanAovi3 pc
$1.OO; F. Iglic 75c; M. KcmoGar,
]. Svet in F. Lipar po Soc. Skrpaj
$11.75. = Pref prijavlienih V TEN
letu $4,000. Skupaj $193.75.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
REPUBLICANS CAIN SIXTY-ONE MEMBERS
 IN ]. $. CONGRESS
Republican A. p. Leased WlreI

NEW YORK, Nov 6.-Republican victories in three congressional dis tricts, two now represented by Demo- crats-the Fifth Missouri, Eighth Min nesota and the Twenty third New York-assured with the receipt tonight of the last belated returns, deter mined definitely the lineup of the house of representatives after March next, according to unofficial returns.
 The Republicans will have 293 rep resentatives in the house to 138 Demo- crats. The other four of the 435 mem- bers include one Socialist, one inde- pendent, one independent Prohibition ist and one independent Republican The figures represented net gain Tor the Republicans of 6t members and loss of the Democrats of 52. The present congress contains an equai number of miscellaneous members four, with 232 Republicans and l9o Democrats
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
COMMITTEE WILL.
 CHECK ACCOUNTS. .OF OFFICERS IN. NEW YORK PROBE.
IRepubIIoan A. D. Leased Wlre1

-F~~'fSoH ~ N Leased WlreI
 NEW YORK. Nov. s.-Arraignment oL .Seorge Backer, millionaire building Sonsractor. on an indictment charging in n1;H,y m testimony before the joint legislative committee investioat,nc tbe Stresed building trust" here and a snIeat by Samuel Unternyer. counsel the committee, to summon Mayor -1lah 70 explain failure to cancel con .9ces TOT new city buildings were de- Nesopments in the inquiry today.
 acNer was released under s15.O00 ss sn ana directed to appear again Mon s.ss s ,h tne court of general sessions to plead. The indictment cbarsas b,,,1 With pertury in first testifying that he ssannoied away $15.000 given him by ,,-plIalm Levy, another builder. and Nr admitting he had paid the money " two strangers who looked like MINlng men," Backer, according to csses' acted as 'go- between" ~i.ong contractors and laborers.
 r. Sntermyers threat to call the ntyor before the committee was con- taned in a letter to Comptroller Craig mtoe public tonight. The counsel for me committee declared he understands Work IS proceeding on contracts "that are based on collusive bids" and that is ls time steps were taken ito prevent tne further mulcting of the city" He psRposed a permanent non-partisan vigilance committee" removed from politics with staff of accountants and eNperts ito check the city officials on the vast business that is being trans acted for the city"
 The committee held no hearings to- oAt' the sessions having been ad- Journed until next Thursday to permit eNamination of the evidence that is being gathered. Counsel for the com mittee continued active. however.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Army Service
 Is Popular In
 Occupied Area

WASHINGTON. Nov. e.-Service in the American army of occupation is popular with young Americans, the army recruiting service found today in checking up it's November 1 records. There were 256 vacancies in the forces in Germany for which recruits were ac cepted on that date and Adjutant Gen eral Harris office sent out telegrams disseminating the opportunity six hours after the day began, only to find that 42S men had completed their el- listments for regiments overseas.
 Letters from soldiers there indicate that an American private is able tc exchange his army pay for so many German marks that he ranks as plu- tocrat among civilians which, in some rart accounts for the popularity of service there. officers believe.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
SHINE.

The ferry boat was crowded Two colored women sat opposite me. One was very black and bizarre. She wore huge purple ear rings. Gaily colored were her clothes. Her wide smile was gay, too. A tiny child toddled in. He stumbled and almost fell.
 Black Beauty caught him. She stood him upright. He took one look at her face. His crow changed to a cry. Fright was in his blue eyes. Twas his first glimpse of a darky. His yell seemed to stab her. She looked hurt, then coaxing. 'Scairt O me, honey?" she crooned. Why, An loves ii chillens, See, loves shinin' outer mah eyes! Look again. Doan' ye see the shine ? The baby's face was a study. Doubt and fear passed like shsdows. Then blue eyes lifted t. black. What he read there rea.sures him. World old telepathy of the eyesi The love of Southern Nanny He felt it and responded. Her wide sunny smile came again. It won him completely.
 Wee arms lifted to be taken. She cuddled him close in triumph. Dimpled fingers patted dark cheeks. "S'ine!" he cooded. "S'ine!" Passengers watched the pretty play: Just then the bootblac1 came in. "Shinei" he shouted. "Shine!" He wondered why everyone laughed. It was a good. shining day.
 felt its warmth in my heart. Isn't it odd?
 Love glows just underline surface.
 We don't always see it's shining.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
S20. 5OfO S147.5O LateSf CreafiOr1S Dress Hats

Wonderful indeed these vh models of the Eastern style
 There off the model with of old fet effect oorng that wonderful Metallic Cloth has the fascinating to fashions in
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
JAP NEGOTIATIONS
 PRACTICALLY COMPLETE

WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.-Announce- ment today by the state department that Roland s. Morris American am bassador to Japan, has been given a sixty days leave of absence was taken as an indication that the negotiations with Baron Shidehara, Japanese am bassador. regarding the anti-alien land legislation in California. practically had been completed.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Germans Ready To Obliterate
 War Memories

BERLIN, Nov. 6.-German univer- sity professors and members of the reichstag have drawn up a reply to the appeal for re- establishment of the friendly intercourse" which existed before the world war. which the pro- fessors and doctors of Oxford univer- sity recently addressed to professors of arts and sciences and members of uni- versailles and learned societies in Ger many and Austria
 Science knows only one aim-the search after the truth-and 1t re-
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
S30. 50 tO S325.O co
Ny Lady's Afternoon Dresses

The charm of proper attire for occasions that informal shown in those models that later Fall apparel has to offer Satins Charmeuse Georgette Duvetyne and Trco tine the fabrics in which modes have been de- signed.
 Dashes of coorngs in beaded effects lend to them the necessary charm to make the usual darker coors of Fall have that smarter individuality greatly desired
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
BURGLARS LOOT
 NOGALES STORE
 AND RESIDENCES

MORALES Ariz., Nov. 6.-Residences of Samuel Leeker and F. w. Van Mourick were footed today of S2,00V worth of goods in the absence of the families. Burglars also carried off last night $500 worth of automobile tires from a store in the heart Of town. CnleI of Police Lowe stated international burglars were stealing large amounts of goods in the United States and dis posing of them in Mexico
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
TUCSON CHINESE MERCHANT
 KILLED

TUCSON, Nov. 6.--While defending his grocery store against the attack of three unidentified robbers. Low Fon, a Chinese, was mortally wounded early this eevning. Fon was found near the door of his store with a shotgun lying nearby, one barrel of which had been fired. while the other was loaded and the trigger cooked. Two shots from a revolver had passed through Fon's right thigh, one severing an artery causing him to bleed to death.
 -O---
 My goodness, Carlo!" said Tommy, after a ugh-and- tumble romp. T guess we'd better stop and let you ocoi off your motor"
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Strikers Control
 Works Tn .SiLeSid

BERLIN, Nov. 6.-Reports from Upper Silesia say that the industrial life in the region is paralyzed by strike of electrical workers at Chor- zow, Zabrze and Gleiwitz. Advices to the vossische Zeitung says the man. agers of the works at Chorzow were rejected and replaced by a strike com mittee. Allied countries are declared to have made fruitless efforts at medi- atfOn
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
S40. 50 tO S245.OO
Sn1drtIy Designed Street Dresses

attention being the most admired of the de- mands of an exacting season-Satins, Crepe de Chine, Tricotines, Poret Twill and Serge.
 The coloring effects are more charming this season than ever before Embroidery in silk and wool lend charm to stitchery not easily described. Beads are wonderfully smart in ex- presson of distinct individuality.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

quires for the performance of this task the common labor of all, regardless of national boundaries" the German re- ply says "The world war interrupted this joint labor and dissolved many personal ties. We are ready to resume these connections and common labor to relegdte to oblivion everything of- fensive spoken and written in both camps"
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

Bobby's. dog was limping along on three feet.
 Look, dady! Tige's not hitting on all his cylinders"
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

To the women who are particular regarding apparel for informal occasions our display of these modes are fashioned to meet the require ments of individuality and smartness. The de- sires of the most exacting or those who wish the simpler gowns, are awaiting your pleasure in our Dress section of the French Blue Room.
 Materials are those that are worthy of your
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
A FREE BOOKLET OF FACTS ABOUT MEATS

The most expensive item in the family food bill is the meat. Meat is also the item which requires most knowledge and Judgment when one goes to market.
 Low priced meat may be waste full bug. Half of 1t may be bone and gristle. Meat at twice the price may be cheaper
 The department of agriculture has made a bulletin that tells the house. wife how to select her meat, what the different cuts are, what is the food value of each.
 It also tells her how to cook her meats, how to preserve the flavor, how to get full value out of the last piece of bone, the last spoonful of extract.
 Send to the Washington Infor- nation Bureau of the Arizona Re- publican and get this bulletin free. We want to help our women read CTS with all their everyday prob lens.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07
Russian Children
 Return To Fi1lond

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.--The 750 Russian children of Petrograd repat riated from Siberia by the American Red Cross are now at Salila Finland, quartered in a three e-story building turned over to the Red Cross by the Finnish government They will be sent on soon to join their families from whom they have been separated for three years.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-07

WASHINGTON Nov. 6.-Whether the National Woman's party is to be discontinued or take up new work will be decided by a. convention to meet in Washington on February 15-19 the call for which was made public today Each state branch is entitled to one delegate for every 50 members
 Efforts are being made to raise $50000 for a national memorial to three suffrage pdoneers Lucretia Mott, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony. A statue is being completed in Italy which it is proposed to place in the capital on February IS, the 101st anniversary of the birth of Su- san B. Anthony.