davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-01-02
J. d. Rockefeller Makes A Large
Christmas Gift.

John d. Rockefeller last week gave to
mankind a Christmas present of $780,
100000. Half will so to the General
Education Board to raise the salaries Of
college professors and half to the Rookie
Teller Foundation to aid in its work Of
combating disease through improvement
Of medical education. public health ad-
ministation and scientific research. Il is
estimated that Mr. Rockefeller's public
gifts now approximate $450.000,00O
While leaving to the General Education
Board the task Of selecting the colleges
which shall receive awards for their teach.
ing stats and the amount each is to re-
ceive, Mr. Rockefeller urged that the prin-
cipal. as well as the income. be used "as
promptly and largely as may seem wise"
Members Of the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee from the Second Legisla-
tive district. Baltimore, have organized for
a vigorous campaign in support Of Robert
Biees, nominated for State Senator to sue
coed the late Peter J. Campbell. The
election will be held next Monday and the
party MANAGERS are preparing to do all in
their power to bring out heavy vote.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-01-02

In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county
as Court of Equity. No. 3572 Equity,
consolidated with No. $3.50 EQUITY.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-01-02

In the Circuit Court for Monte omery county
as Court Of Equity. No. 3548 Equity.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-07
Advertising Novelties

NOVELTY art caIenders. scenic hangers, blotters. advertising fans. gasoline gauge rules, etc. We are carrying the prettiest line of advertis ing novelties shown this season. RIGHT HERE IN PHOENIX. It will pay you to look our line over at your earliest convenience. Youn be interested.
 DAVIS PUBLISHING co. I21 East Jefferson. Phone 4s76
 5-bs
Arizona republican., 1920-05-07
Auto Laundry

PHOENIX AUTO LAUNDRY Efficient work 1S F. Van Buren 5bh
Arizona republican., 1920-05-07
SanatOriun Camp

Ideal location in the hills. T. miles north of Phoenix. Furnished cottages at summer rates. Pure, dry mountain air. Call at 31 W. Second Ave. D
Arizona republican., 1920-05-07
Business Chances

Of deafness, doing a good business, our patients are our best references. any lady or gentleman can run this busi- ness. Address The Home Sanitarium. Cottonwood. Arizona.
 ONE of the best equipped automobile and machine shops in the state. With all equipment Inquire Box 1SD. Re publican. If
 A SPLENDID opportunity for a man who understands concrete to get into a paying business. Requires a very moderate amount of initial capital. See Daws at 12l l.. Jefferson St. Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-07

n  GULLIATS STAGE LINE LLESON-CASHION
 LITCHETELD
 Stages leave First and Washington streets at a. m, 10 a. m-. 12 roon.
 p. m. D. m. and 6 ?. m. Telephone z1e3 if
 OVER APACHE TRAIL Union Auto Transportation Company CADILLAC 's" SERVICE Globe Miami via Roosevelt Dam Leave Globe Miami 80 a m. daily. Leave Phoenix s: 30 a. ID. daily. Office II East Jefferson. Phone I'll
Arizona republican., 1920-05-07
Auto Tops

AuIC ops ~~~r~~--~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~ DETROIT AUTO PAINT SHOP SIR $. Central ave. Phone 4677 1T
Arizona republican., 1920-05-07
Why Plant Cotton?

When you can buy lease on 50 acres all in cotton for $50 per acre with good house and we'll miles of Phoenix. See Shaw, Keystone Realty Co.,, 15 N- 1st Ave n
Arizona republican., 1920-05-07
Wanted-iNisceiianeous

WANTED-Furniture for a or B. room house ,sy June :. Call 2630 mornings.
 A TUBERCULAR Convalescant, no danger, wants room and board, sleep ing porch Prefers companion T. B.. Near carline n suburb. 622 W. Van Buren. .I H. T.
 WANIED-Garpecs to clean. !s.ec tric Carpet 'Cleane 6is $. Center. tt
Arizona republican., 1920-05-07
For Sale

GARAGE IN BEST LOCATION IN PHOENIN EQ UP P E D WITH LATHE. DRILLS, BATTERY STA TON AND WASH RACK. GOOD LEASE. Al BUSINESS. POOR HEALTH REASON FOR SELLING. BOX 24B, REPUBLICAN,. If
Arizona republican., 1920-05-07
Wanted-Help, Male and
 Female 2E


 ACCEPT this as your invitation to see the good show tonight at the Strand at the expense of The Republi- can. Clip this invitation and present 1t before o'clock TODAY at The Re publican and ticket for yourself and one friend will be presented to you for TONIGHT'S snow. This invitation is for Mrs. II. Woods. 1902 East Pierce St. 1t
 HIGH CLASS salesman or sales .goman 10 follow up letter to business and professional men and complete heir orders. Way prepared and re-
 option assured. No peddling. Must ne gentleman or lady, preferably with experience in automobile business. Triflers and curiosity seekers not wanted For the right man or woman we have a high class, up-to-d date prop osition with commission and guaran- tee. also with future. Apply Al No. Central Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1920-05-07
For Rent-Land

300 ACRES, in whole or part, for hegeria- Call between 6;30 and 7:30. morning or evening. 333 East Portland street. r
 FOR SALE-A lease on 30 acres, all planted to cotton; part up. rest coming up; and will sell team. COW and house.
 hold goods at q bargain if taken at once. Inquire l mile east of Center St road on lower Tempe road D
 FOR CASH RENT-35 acres; 1s months. commencing June 1st. Raise maize this summer. Land will produce 1 bale cotton to the acre. Jay Blount, Tempe D
Arizona republican., 1920-05-07
For Rent-Miscellaneous I

IS YOUR NAME Jas. c. Clark and your address S10 South Center street? IT so, accept this as your invitation to see the good show tonight at the La
 mara theater at the expense of The Arizona Republican. All you need to do is to clip this invitation and present it before o'clock TODAY at The Re publican. Identify yourself and a ticket for yourself and one friend will be presented to you for TONIGHT'S show.
 It FOR RItNT-A nice garage. 634 N.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-07
For Rent-Store & Offices

FOR RENT-3 office rooms; good location: will lease. 26 So. 2nd Ave. r
 FOR RENT-New store room in business district: good lease. S. C.. Thrift. fl South 4th St. If
Arizona republican., 1920-05-07
Special Notices


 THIS is to notify all real estate men that ] have withdrawn all my property from the market. Mrs. W. F. DOan- 2236 ". Van Buren. It
 YOU are cordially invited to our new opening sale May $. with q complete stock of ladies. mems and childrcns clothes read -to-wear. The Leader 401 E. Washington. D. Fishmau. Prop p
 DAVE DIDIT. the sign painter. has moved from West Washington st. to 520 F. Washington. dd
 LEAVING for Yuma Saturday in 7- passenger car. Room for or 3 pas sengers Call at 345 T.. Monroe St. after 12 D. m., or telephone SIS. II
 TO REAL ESTATE Agents-Mrs. A. M. Morgan has taken her property off the market. II.
 WANTED-Addresso Of old Mir. Smith who answered elderly lady. Address Box 65D. Republican. It
 NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE, AGENTS: I withdraw from the mar ket my 40 acres located near Glendale. !. J. Pagan. lt
 DANCING by eastern instructor. 75 cents per lesson, special rates on or more lessons; will also form classes Of four. Call at 1917 E. Wash. E. Adair
 LADIES and girls of Phoenix at tention. For one cent you can see right at your door. q shampoo apron and combing jacket combined. Ruber ized: watreproof: neatly tailored; very useful; no obligations. If interested address, Billie the Square Dealer, 1000 F.. Tavlor St. City. n
 LEAVING for Yuma Saturday in . passenger car; room for 2 or 9 pas sengers Call at 345 l.. Monroe St. after 12 D. m. or telephone S113. m
 SHIPPINCS automobile 10 Denver Want one or two other cars to make up carload lot. Much time and eX- pense saved. A. C. Van Pelt, Adams Hotel.
 WANTED-If you think you have paid too much freight charges on your household effects or other goods. bring your freight bills or bills of lading to the Arizona Traffic Association, Is Donofrio Bldg, Il W. Adams street. Phoenix 5dp
Arizona republican., 1920-05-07
Chiropodist

CHIROPODY-Bun corns. call iouses removed painless and blood less: soc each; moles. warts. etc. re- moved by electricity. 29-3I F. Adams St. Frank Shirley. Phane 1I0&- tt
 It makes no difference what your wants may be you can have them sup piled by using and reading The Repub- lican Classified Pages--Arizona lead ing advertising medium.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-07

home. 321 w Jefferson. The best Of home cooking. Will serve two meals a day. Lunch and dinner. Room for 20. Lunch soc, dinner s1.0o. Rates by the month. No sick. Phone 1129. D
Arizona republican., 1920-05-07
Business Chances

GOOD PLACE for soft drink and cigar stand. Also rooms in rear for rent 217 w Washington.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-07

FOR SALE-Hart Cafe. Head Hotel building, Prescott. Ariz. n
Arizona republican., 1920-05-07
WANTED - First class saleslady for fruit stand. Apply 46 N. First Ave. 1t

TWO experienced cashiers at once. Chocolate shop.
 A YOUNG LADY to make sand wiches and wait tables, steady work. Albrights. 112 North First Ave D
Arizona republican., 1920-05-07

THIS is to notify all real estate men that have withdrawn all my property from the market. Mrs. W. F. Doan, 2236 ". Van Buren. It
Arizona republican., 1920-05-07
Auto Repairing

NO LONGER in the employ of Fer guson- Keeler, but will continue Olds repairing temporarily at PA South First ave. Chas. Cross. 5dl
Arizona republican., 1920-05-07

, MOUNTAIN health resort (deserD room and board. An ideal place where you can breathe fresh air. rest and
 regain your health. Particulars. Ari
 zona Tire Co. POI N. Center IT
Arizona republican., 1920-05-07
Rooms and Board

HOME SANATORIUM'' for conva- l lescents; best Of food; wonderful eli | mate $40 per month. Tularosa. New | Mexico. bg 1;
Arizona republican., 1920-05-07

SHIPPING automobile to Denver Want one or two other cars to make up carload lot. Much time and eX- pense saved. A. C. Van Pelt Adams Hotel. n
Arizona republican., 1920-05-07
Auto Painting

DETROIT AUTO PAINT SHOP 613 S Central ave. Phone 4677 If
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13
Labor Ovcrplays Its Hand

NE American federation is disappointed
and angered at the failure of the Re-
Pnbilcan convention TO give any sort of
recognition to its demands in the way OF
platform commitments. The. platform as
whole. is declared by ono of the chief
spokesman OF tho federation to be "an out
rage and an affront to the working people"
As to that the intelligence Of the country
VIII agree that the platform is an insult to
all the people. without regard to group dis
tinctons. because OF its cowardice in strad-
ding every issue whose Importance de-
mAndcd Open fearless treatment as the only
successful method Of resolving the con-
fusion of public policy under which the
country is haphazardly operating.
organized labor has gone to such ex-
tremcs in pressing its demands for favored
class recognition that IL has ovcrtaxed the
patience OF the public, and in the reaction
against its coercire tactics it has lost much
of tho sympathy voluntarily extended it in
It's efforts TO improve its economic position
under our steadily expanding industrial
system. 1t has overplaycd its hand, and in
some OF its demands has evidenced will
ingness to unite forces with its Evolutionary
antagonist and impose special burdens on
the whole people, that both interests might
profit through such unjust exploitation The
country has seen through this scheme and
OF this overwhelming popular sentiment
that tho Republican convention had the
courage TO ignore the federations program
OF platform demands.
Nor will the federation fare much better
when it takes its program TO the Democratic
conventional least with respect to specific
demands 1t has most at heart. However.
the Democratic party is the traditional
friend OF labor. both organized and unor-
being 81 IF .fi ton
rather than Of negation, it can be depended
on to look after tho interests of labor as
whole by inserting in Its platform plank
! outlining constructive policy, under the
application Of which organized labor would
receive its full quota OF benefits that would
uniformly flow from justly ordered gov
| eminent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13
From Other Viewpoints
a FEW WORDS ABoUTA BIG AMERICAS
Renl Presidential Timber
~ ALFRED II. WILLIAMS
Patriotism, independsnce.

Patriotism, independence, love OF freedom
and deiishtful romance run not only through
the LIES history of Lewis Nixon himself but
throughout his ancestral history as we'll
Lewis Nixon has been of interest to his fol-
iow-Anericans always and 1t is not beyond
the realm OF possibility that he may be of still
greater interest to his fellow Americans after
me democratic convention adjourns at San
francisco the latter part of the present mont
There has been no .hurrahng about Nixon'r
name as presidential possibility lie himself
has not raised a finger in the matter and to
tho iinportuning OF his friends he has lent n
kindly but absolutely passive ear. However
many men who have admired this staunch
american fn l1r yesrs have brought his name
forward and 1t has since been insistently
brought up here and there in every section of
the country where the achievements of Mr.
Nixon. designer and builder of the Oregon and
one OF the founders OF our modern navy ex-
pert IN International laws and treaties and
gulding genius In Pan-American understand
ing. form part OF the intelligent Americans
history OF this country.
II dark horse" there is to be at San
Francisco--and the symptoms seem to point
very MUCH In the direction OF dark horses"
at both political conventions this month
there arc those who are willing to wager that
lac ata!"aTt, magnetic Virginian whose keen
constructive knowledge. absolute honesty anI
unqucstioned experience and ability In the
handling Of great and momcntous measures
have for more than three decades, woa for
Elm the respect Of all who have come in CON
tact with him and tho undying loyalty of his
friends VIII prove TO be the man upon
whom not only all Democrats may unite in
order TO insure Guccess for the party at the
>oVeinbcr elections. but upon whom also la
hor.s lesions and those Republicans impatient
with the questionable activities OF their own
party leaders may bestow their support with
the full knowledge that Lewis Nixon's admin
,stration would be safe, sanc and incor-
rrptIDle administration
The history OF our country from the earliest
Gays Is interwincd with the ancestral history
>. MIR. Nixon and since he became old enough
10 think for himself his own LIES history has
Kept apace with that of the land he could so
'horouShly eau MS own. His nrst act in reel
procity for the boon Of being born an Ameri-
can was to give HIS country her first modern
hattlcships through the clear working of his
brilliant mind. His constructive work for the
land OF his birth throughout the years that
folo~ed his designing and building OF tho
oregon ana her sister ships is matter of
common knowledge, so thoroughly mart ~
here.
That Lewis Nixon, who will be a delegate TO
the Democratic convention. may ind himsolf
involuntarhy,s injected into the narrowing
column of-ike nominees is not. at all beyond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13
Two Minutes of Optimism.
big Things.
BY JEAN NEWTON.

He will make a good husband" they told
her: he is all right in the big things
But II Is the little things: the petty fault
the trigger that is pulled in an instant that
misery and wrecks OF character.
her.
And he probably was.
=, But II is little things that reveal mans
business; trinca that mirror his goodness;
small pleasures saitisfactions. comforts. gen
erositicS and lberalites that make life worth
living: slight displeasures dissatisfactions.
discomforts. ungcnerositics and libcraltics
That make IL torturous.
He Is all right in the big things"
Let Us be glad OF that.
But how Will he withstand the pctty an
noyances. the little irritations. the muitplcx
wedloCk?
And she-how will She respond to the trivial
cares the incessant vicissitudes and Solicitudes
the endless trials. troubles and ordcals that
from time immemorial have made the burdens
OF some women unbcarable?
girl
Most of us are
but ~ IS small sums you going to reckon
Win; Ilttic problems you will have to wrcstle
Win cromped quarters you are going to live
IN seemingly insignificant Eraccs that may
MAKE or mar your happiness; tiny details
when the world contemptuously disnisscs that
Copyright. 1920. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13
NEW MOVE FOR UNITING
CHINESE PARLlAMENTS
WI TinE-FanR, who DiArupted Cen
crnl Parliament Three Years AGO,
HecOncilcl TO lJnIOn

SHANGHAI. June Ic.-Chincsc Of
Meals Hn,is here are Looking forwar hope
ing united Parliament to include
representatives OF both North and
South China. which until now have
been In conflict.
ZION or the north from the south was
about to be united and the disputes
OF the Two Parliancnts TO be com
posed was strengthened by the re-
Minister OF the Sou,hern govern.
ment and chairman OF its Admin!s-
iralive council. DR.. WI was the
revolt that divided the north from
I've south in Chino three years ago.
no has been in Shanghai for some
months. having joined here two other
members. OF the Southern Admins
s:at.ve Council. DIR. sun Yat-sen and
Tang Shaggy.
- WI said ne had left Canton
men he had TO work with there. He
declared that the government at can
ION was thing OF the past. End
ton intended to help to organize a
new united Parliamcn, possibly n
Shhnyha'. TO draft a constitution for
al! China and to formulate a policy
u rc'iorc Internal pence.
DR. WI was followed from Canton
to Shanghai by about 100 menberq
o. the former southern Parliament.
The southern Parliament was the
listed before hostilitics opened be-
tween the North and South. and IL
Included more than 300 members
WIN the arrival OF DR.. WI. three
members OF the Administrative
Council OF the southern Parliament
are in Shanghai. and DIR. WI has an
nounccd that General Fang Chi-yao
another member of Inc council, Is in
sympathy with the faction now In
Shanghai. which would give them a
majority OF the council. only three
members OF which remain in Canton
DIR. Sun Yat-scn. who has been
carrying forward negotiations with
the leaders Of the Peking govern
ment. has announced that an agree
ment has been rachel for joint ac-
tioc by representatives Of tho North
and South
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13
Interesting Health Queries
ANSWERED BY DR.. BRADY.
Copyright. 1919. National Newspaper Service

business OF Being Busy-Dr. Brady will not
reply to letters in which stamp or stamps
are are enei9s s nor to letters in which un
cannot aia be 5ssponsible for the delivery OF let
Finger Exercise-Threc weeks ago I bang
ca by knuckles against the door and there
~ some swelling and soreness yet. Cd DO
you think ! could have broken my finger
tones: 90 Please suggest a remedy to
Answer-u) Probably not. CD Exercise
the ringers several times Il day. One good
exercise consists OF resting the tip OF the
thumb against the tip OF the nose and then
playing an imaginary piano with the fingers.
Tapeworm-How can q person tell whct Their
they have tapeworm? And what is the best
treatment for it? &C. II. MI
Answer.Iie cant tell. Only physician
or laboratory pathologist dag nosc tape
worm infcstation by finding the eggs OF tape
worm in the bowel discharge by means of
microscopic examination. Should an indivi-
dual pass anything resembling scEments or
pieces OF n tapeworm these should he taken
TO the family physician for advice. No home
treatment for tapeworm is safe. except under
the personal direction OF the physician.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13
TORTURE OF KOREANS BY
JAP POLICE is REPORTED
Dirertor-GrncraI Suggests That Of
ncials lie Less Active I'm Their
Third Degree Methods

SEOUL. KOREA. june l2.-Com-
plants that the police In Korea
sometimes go to such an extreme as
to put the Koreans to torture" have
reached the Governor General OF
Korea and Director Akaike. OF the
police bureau. has Issued nm order
to tho provincial Governors to put
a stop to it. The director announced
that 1t was with great regret that
he heard. nay and tIcn. n criticism
that even OF late. policemen often
ran to behave properly toward tho
people"
Referring to reports that the Ko-
reans had been tortured. he told tho
Governors that II, is said the people
are apt to think the police and tor
ture are inscparablc. the idea Of the
one bel nE inevitably associated with
mat OF the other" He pointed out
that even If torture were practiced
only in Il few cases It naturally dis
credited the whole system Of the
police. He added:
AS you know very well, In mod
ern, courts. judges rely ON evidence
rather than on the confession of Of
tenders. and therefore torture has
no place in our police system.
trust that in acting against any Of
tenders you will do your best to COL
lect evidence, but never attempt to
eStort confession from them by tho
brutal means OF torture"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13
A Daily Once-Over,
Learn From the Other Fellow,
by J. j. MUNDY,

When you hear dcrogatory remark or re-
port which is circulating about you through
, Ini1 rage or DO you have heart heart
OF the spirit OF the report is truth?
Give some thought to what your cnemies
your frieQds are going to put forward your
Eood points but your enemies are looking
they ~ VII md your Vulnerable points.
though your friends help you to forget them
But someone knows your inside history
and these half-truths travel around in Your
Maybe you yourself belong to the back hi, .
:nE class and you think your own past is so
But your time is coming 1890 -
Suppose someone should tell what you know
10 be the darkest page in your history?
low would you stand in the community?
give anyone reason to desire to place Won IN
your true light?-Copyrlght, 1920. "