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Arizona republican., 1920-02-18
WHAT |S FAVORTTE
 STYLE IN HUSBANDS.
 THEME OF BIC FARCE

"The popularity of Parlor, Bedroom and Bath" said Walter F.. Perkins, it's principal comedian coming to the Elks theater next Monday. Febru- ary B. may be due in part to the fact that it grapples with that momentous questionable favorite style in hus- bandsi Are they preferred immacu- lately goor, or is the slightly or muchIy soiled variety in greater demand? DO women wish to be the first and only that their husbands have ever lowed, or are they secretly glad of the fact when he comes with the wisdom of eX- perience, choosing out a one after a considenring of the many?
 ''I am told the high authority of all my women friends that to a woman the most interesting thing about man is his relation to women. It makes no difference how may bridges he has built, how many armies he has com manded. how many books he has writ ten!- How many best girls has he ac- quired? How many women has he proposed to? These are the all inn portant questions. And my same au- thorities say that the greater a man s experience with women, the greater the fascination he exercises upon the femi- nine mind,
 and Bath is something more than a mere frolic-it is a satire, Who knows but that after all it is in farce that we come the nearest to the truth of many things?"
Arizona republican., 1920-02-18

neer of courtesy and polished manners covers a heart as vile as a snake, and attracted to the wife, he carefully plans an intrigue which he finds progressing wonderfully well, urged on through the seeming leglect which the matter-of- fact husband heaps on his wife. Brave ly struggling against the hurt inflicted by the apparent coldness of tbe hus- band, and finding the comparison be- tween his manner and the constant att tention showered on her by the sheep in wolf's clothing" dangerously near surrender, the wife finds herself caught in an inextricable net of powerful in fluences. Then the .awakening-but not before Stroheim's wonderful skill at direction has built up one of the most terrific climaxes, which brings Blind Husbands" to it's surprise fade out
 Beginning Friday, the Strand will screen Enid Bennett in What Every Woman Learns" while Sunday starts the engagement of Fatty Arbuckle in The HaySeed-"
Arizona republican., 1920-02-18
THE STUPID FELLOW

As the man and the maid strolled through the picture gallery the girl stopped before one exhibit
 "Oh, how sweet" she breathed.
 II wonder what it means?" ques- toned the young fellow, as he eyed the pictured pair who clung together in an attitude of love and longing.
 '.Oh. Charlie, don't you see?" the girl chided tenderly. He has just asked her to marry him and she has consented. It's lovely. What does the artist call the picture
 The yopng man leaned nearer and eyed a little label on the frame.
 q seei" he cried. Its printed osl this card here-Soldi'"
 The Russian soviet government has agpned to pay Esthonia 15,000.000 rubles in gold, as part of the peace agree ment between the two countries.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-18
"why Smith Left Home.v at Hip.


 Have you ever seen George Broad hursts farce, Why Smith Left Home 2" This is the vehicle which brings Bryant Washburn to the Hip for two days. starting today. presenting him in his latest Paramount riot. Again the story concerns newlyweds. Smith has eloped with Marian. a fact that brought the disfavor of Marians aunt down on his head with all it's fury. Smith found himself after the wedding in the po- sition of a husband with bride that he hadn't been able to liss-a discom fortinS circumstances brought about first through the presence of too many friends, then through the attitude of a hard -boiled train crew. then through the mixup incident to a train wreck. and then through the onslaughts of a hotel fire, and dog gone earthquake, which nearly shook all the married life out of his head. Paramount has surrounded Washburn with a lineup of exceptional talent, and provided him with an atmosphere which makes of the screen production an even funnier farce than the spoken version.
 This program will give way Friday to Mary Pickford, Americas Sweet heart offering ''Hulda From Holland" with childrens' matinee underlined for Saturday
Arizona republican., 1920-02-18
Blind Husbands" at the Strand.

With but two days-today and to- morroW.left of the engagement of Blind Husbands" at the Strand, the photoplay that lives its mission, is proving yeritAble magnet for, crowds at each screening.
 It tells of an American man and his wife who are vacationing in the Alps mountains, stopping at a popular mountain hotel It happens that there is at the same hotel a man whose ve-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
J merifanif %Saneenifab

Zen amerianife &onllll / Hogale3,
0ter., inoberetter til ltoenrigsoepar,
tementetb / @aIbington, at @uper.
nsren / Statcn Sonpra, Mer., gbol.
10 De Ia Slerta, bar umoerrettet ham
(aonillen) ON, at ban life bar Wpn.
tigbco Ill at lsslooe DC TO amerifan.
lie Sfiicerer, 2%eitnanterne s. 6.
llIber % Z. M. @olt iom oen 2ber
Sebruar blep tagne tilfanee, iorot
DC par blepet MOTT til at lanoe meo
line Ieroplancr paa merifunif Ser-
ritorium.
8upernsren oplpier / i'm We0be.
lelic I'll &ouilllen, at De ieocrale
Wtpnoigbeoer / Werico Gitp bopoe
ltbiteot Srore til, at ale Eager peo.
rsrenoe Sanoinger al amerifanlfe
Ipiaturer / Werico iftloe benpiies
til ben m~eifanife Hegiering.
Slaoct "Srientiacion" / Sernlo.
iiao peo at berettc, at aac Slppere,
lonl LANDER paa m%erifanlf Sorobuno.
oil BIT bolot / Sorparing, inotil Mo.
tipet for S%atoin9en bar bragt til.
freosltlllenoc paa oct rene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24

III urbcr roligere lloer Ia Sr9ant
Intioner al Dor iu6cnlanS'te @rpnos
iclSioripuing % i9icu, ionttioig NorI
man fontrollcrer Srnporten.
Gn fraftigcrc llonptteIic al oort
cane SjrIpefiIocr oil SrrGocn nGrc
set ereitc Ntibocl til at blnorc pory
2nnb ira at ipntc ncO / IrmoO.
Otco Scnipn til Den rorife &olu
taS Stiaina / llOlanoet notoltt
9aufoircftsrclt, at ben norite Beta
| Iirasbolance / llOlanoCt pcO Ioreta
@cQpnoelic par goo. Man rnoo oa
anita, al ocll uorifc arouc2 Iouc alir2
bar lin IorIoq /, at SiIbnoct AZ locn
Lanoif Taluta life boiler Sfrlot me0
GitcripergicIcu. SllOchnpcrre AZ
ubenlanoit lilgoocbopeuoe bar MED
an0rc Sro 0cu Gro, al Dc Oco al pen.
tc fun oproo beicrc allr'cr. en Sn
httarcglllcrina maattc ba III Gpgo0c
at ircmtuingc Sllblt0 cller torm1nos
itc GiteripergicIcn, men bette er !
bcoitc 1iIiTIoe en- mcgct tonp!lIcrct
Sug at faa gicuncmrert
Get cr citcr Nr. &olcfmurs Ne
hing urctiTroi6 al p~nalnggc Stlb2s
tart oN Grport SoanG I'll at lGl8c IL
ne uocnlnuoitc liIgooebapcnocr II
en- piltaarllg lupere VrIa Tor at brtns
Qc Aroucn9 &oIutu ! ll0lauoet op, loa
lpnQc Oiaic lilgoochaucnoer benpt
lca iii Detailing AZ Support az linDt
tiac &arcr. Sfibarort % Grport oil
ncO rcttc tuumc lnopenoc, at De life
hur noQcn @run0 til at bringc Gttcr,
1dalGngG Slirll2 o9 An1elpco Hptlt-
bret brcoer Jig Gu nnocn Gag bar
set, ocriom porc loculauoifc GlI8ooc.
buucnocr brllatc@ I'll Snofisb al
NaumatcrioIcr % @olpInbrifota 'or
tore Gubrtfcr % 9tsoueltOI8bco@pa.
rcr.
Gpcr ole lpongaiorboloareglcr,
%,,mporttontroI, &oIututcntraIcr etc,
itoar NrbciOiomhco % Sparionthc0
hos anc. Torholocnc9 cgcn SpnBoe
% @ipct9 Hpp piI not ircnrtuin8c
hcgae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
Scnator Siram Sohniun ira Goli

iorniu, ser, iom %bctlcn0t, cr ell AZ DC
mouqe, iom uipirercr I'll ocl rcpltbll
fanitc Observation-Disclosures, ltnl ctter
@citemmclicn 0ennc llQc bc's0c North
Iatotu Tor at holbc politi'tc Goler o.
iortuuc Tolt, hpor ooorllg burl lplc@
ON Rutioncruc$ @igo. Get 'tgc9, al
Honpartiian 2cnQltc bar antot 'lg
Scnator &obniou iom iin aunoloat
men iclp oil ban 10 gicrnc, at oaloo
andre ital pprc Tor ham, % bar, crtcr
hpuo nan tiger, life inoguoet no0crl
Slua2 6orbiuOcIie meh EomnIen oG
bans Mpno. Mco cacr uocn no9ell
ipeciel Goritanclic meo Scnotoren,
lpncS Ooa SiQacna @cocrc at bo be.
iteult iig Ill at fate i'm &%noflpoclIe
@u~gtitnoIer for ham.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24

tie % melt ~begapeoe norIte S~oriatter,
ION. bapoe "~froslei Acknowledgment"
Sofaa lpntes itrar, at bette bar
lart, Tor SDueuielt og Stursruo lore.
TOM bam life e9entIig at fitntte ia
liogct plocre tilinles. Zen oItio pro.
pert antrlifltc aipbntaloen lifte at
nrole al line tioligere line % f%onIer-
lathe 6~orbinoelier, raar bet Loo Jig
9lere uoen Sfooc for bans Sorret-
ming. Spuenfelt paa lin SIDE bap.
DC nUrl1elt irnponeret gtpfommeren
Nont Eerioniiifationcn al en- anoen
lite nfienot Sremtoning, en- Sper-
Gangstppe mcuem Troletaren % Ga
3aronen. Oct bar bare paa ct Snt.
caaoe, Der bar nogen i9rlig Sigbeo
mellcm DEM: De bupbe begge en-
mcofeot % beit uoulflet Segapelie /
at raffe andre Wenneiter neo. Set.
tc maatte oltIaa npre 8rlunoen til,
at De par blet Iaa line %enner. Mten
oen enc Slutning leoct til ben anbell.
% oa So1as fom unoerpeir neo, at
re allerflc'tc al bans alutocr bapoe
iaaet "SaIoen Nocl" irit tilienot i
Toitcn Iom Sulegaoe glarct fer, % at
DC life ploite, bpor Den TOM ira, la
ban / lit itile Sino 2 o. 2 lammell,
% Ell Tag fog ban Simonion tiliibt
% ia, at mi bapbe ban fllnbet Sss.
ningcn paa @aaoen.
We'll, what is it?" lpltrgte She.
Gen.
"Stunsrllo bar tat Siteraturen /
i'm Sieneite Tor at ronne os no al
9isnes," iparte SonaS. :.
"Spao Spger'n cr set for no
SluoOer?" ia Edmonton, liot utaals
mooig ouer at maatte ipiloe npttig
Sio nlco noget, ioml ban life einet oel
mlnoIte Erofit i.
Sen 9oger bans @ppenielt, lon
alt oeo," begprbte SSonas igielt, fit
hcS / buert encite norif Stem / Nor.
bpen."
well, what OF it?" llobreo 81.
mnnIon eltorul mer lltaolmooig.
Set er bare Oct peb Oct, at oer,
laopibt iea fnn i%fjonne, er ifrepet %
trpft % uobrebe5 pau Stlrnsruos Sc.
f%oltning." SimonIon blep opnlerf.
lonl M.
"Su Tiger life set LEI, 8iit?" ia
ban. San flsbbe Jig / Sooet. Get
uar life laa ollnlt uoIpefllleret oet,"
la ban til ON en- Stulto. Get ser
maa ri t9nfe paa!"
gtpar Sage efter - ban bapoe ga
ppret / Sjenciten / ire Wanleoer -
tom SGtfinS % %unoerrettet Sonu3
ON, at bans Con par forbgiet til tent.
Il Dollars ON Maune0en.
Irnliot.
Suis Se fiier "yeeorab. Ypf.n", urbeIal ben
III nhn m 0fHnnf ~ Nom ~ tturp n
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
Den ~traaelele Ieletcn.

Ora Chicago m~cboelcS. at Ser citer
Ell lrnsere % inroelea tiIircoaitiI
Ien0e troaolsS SamtaIe meacm Ra.
oioteIefoncnS Sprnoer, Robert i.
@owcn / Nem BORT, % ". s. IS.
NattbewS ! Chicago bIcu beiIuttct 1T
ctabIere Ell traabIeS SeIeionticneit,
meaem oiSie TO Sper iii oiiertIis
grua.
On traonlsS REORGANIZATION ifaI
cgIaa oprcttcS ! SallaS. Ger. % poa
'orltjclige Steocr / aanias %
North Gafota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
Poiere Sporpoenstarter

VI eli geretnine, iom nctop CT no.
lteot al Oct itatiitiife Bureau / 8aib-
lligton er Sporposnstarterne blcuct
forbsteoe | AGO al Sanbets 9per. )
% az oisIe Sper er a~isrepriien it..
get I'll 10 Gents pr. Sur.
Som Ell gntponing al De finan.
lielle Tan'teli9beoer, ben eleftriifs
Sporpeisinouitri bar % bar bapt at
tjpmpe meo, anfsres. at / 1919 life
mlnOre emo AS Sporpeisielifober
meo Ell iamIet SporiGngoe al 3,7S1
Wtil git fonfllrs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
Slim Moot bar o~obcnbnrt life tat

6libu Moot bar oobcnbart life tot
2orbet3 aoiuoer mco pon Raao, nour
han / lin Groaramtulc Tor oct rcpu
blituuife Bart iorlenen GoQ iniiitcrtc
pao, at &~crrepIigt / Greo2tio ifol goo
iuo iom ct SEQ / bets IalQproqrom.
Notiouol @omun Outrage Naiociu
ton hoIht i forrlqc llac lin aonocrl-
ton / Chicago % iattct Hciolutioncr
moo ,Snnisrclicn al oorltqe Wtilitpr
soclier. Ser bleu citcrpau aiort et
ihrrot0 iSorie9 poo at ioo ncme pc
ihltnina ouitsot % Ell onocn Ill
CUNT Tor oct militUre IroQrom pes
rot mon rot IrfFehe. iFfe 0Ii ouhr,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
notwithstanding,
sgd St. Paul ~Kvsgmarked.

FL. Eeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24
Kansas City ~Kvegmarked.
S;o,v c;tv
Omaha sgmarke

i@ K,;sr 7.25-il.75
} - - 4 :.C0-13.C0
p..,i" nf so1es ia .25-l4.31
INnl va" S.5C-lS.00
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24

Esrnnxp AZ sEoosD Class EATEN IUNr lbra iso AT
NE rOrr orycs AT DHcoAAH, IOWA, uhpsA AL
~ CosasE.s or MARCH, 1877.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-02-24

Suis 3e fiier "Teeorab. Soften, unbe'dI Den
III glaboer oe aienoic. 5jt5 Dem CT Iumer al
EIdbet M os on - % 'enoer Te uS ell ne
Nbcrrent. fioI bl NOT btpe al p1uiiisrue be-.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-12
DADDYy tytVING
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-12
NJ. Il II. ELECTRIC SHOP, /.

NJ Il II. ELECTRIC SHOP. /.
Ma.erhofcr, prop. Electrical con,
tractors. House wiring and repair
work specialtios Agents for the best
farm lighting system for quality and
price, cat OF town work specially.
Guaranteed work Reasonable prices.
Cor. Jefferson aud Sycamore SITS
Phone S08-k.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-12

s--Daily except Sunday to Mar
settles.
bJoliet limited.
c-Morris local.
d-Ladd local.
f-PrincetOu local.
g-Princeton limited.
k--Local TO all stations.
m--La Sale local.
t-~daily except Sunday Ladd local,
EXPRESS HANDLED ON ALL CARS
AT Low RATES.
ALWAYS BUY TICKETS AND SAVE
MONEY.
TICKET OFFICE OPEN FROM Sc
A. NJ. TO 1885 p. NJ.
TICKET FARE az CENTS A MILE
Train Fare or Cash Fare Paid o.
Trains Is Three Cents per Nile.
Communication Books containing @S.0o
worth OF transportation for eA.So.
Good for purchaser only,
interchangeable book good for belS
or or bearer and party, cOntainina
$1,000 wurth OF transportation I0a
1850.
e-$-&1 ESM
TICKET FAREo TO
CHICAGO
Via Joliet, H., ard Chicago 4 Jelies
Electric Railway:
$3.50 T Tss"' ~ W.; Sl.55
(Retdrn trip !ImiteS to ten dayG
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FAST FREIGHT SERVICE.
Phone toents for Full lsformaetoo
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-12

Charles Y. Cullen announces him
self as a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Assessor subject TO
the Democratic primary Or the Town
Of ottawa.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-12
FOR Highway Commissioner.

Nilliamn Morgan announces himself
at a candidate for the nomination of
Highway Commissioners subject to the
decision Of the Democratic town pri
mariea,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-12

FOR SALE-Ne nave Il number OF
sToall tracts Of land adjoining this
city and within easy distance tGur
can be had very reasonable, ! mum.
Der Of these are on easy payments,
With smal amount OF cash 1t will
pay to investigate.
j. 0. HARRIS &c SON,
Tel, S51-W. 129 W Main St
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-12
WEST BOUND.
SOUTHB BOUND.

Goathbound cars leave Ottawa st.
ton for Grand Ridge, Mckinley Park
and Stre2tOr in 4. M, 5 ;55, 1855, $3.50,
1l:55. In p. m, l:55. 1855. 5:55, 500,
HOO. Il
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-12
Adve-. isemcnts will be inserted In
WANTED

| WANTED Several good, steady
Wortmen.
UNITED STATES SILICA co.
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS-$1l0 mo.
Age 1885. Experience unnecessary,
For free particulars examinations,
write j. Leonard former Government
Examiner, 922 Equitable Bldg.
Washington, ID. c.
Waitress at the Doris
Chocolate Shop, 72l La Sale st.
Apply at oGcu.
WANTED-Mcn TO Work IN cray
works, with or without board.
Steady work, good wages. Can llo5.
------------------------
WANTED-Housek IN family OF
three, man with two children. Lady
with child or without; middle aged.
Live on farm.
WANTHD--1Wo boys, over lG years
OF age to set pins ut the Boat Club:
short hours; $3.50 a dag Apply at the
Boat lGh
WANTED N.Y. me-. nut 10 want one
or Two MP to date, modern houses
ut about $5ocp; not too far out, sus4
q d,Mmd. and no Goods On the
ahclyrs! What have you?
Tel 6l&-W. r. l.. FARRELL.
WANTED Carrier boys; good pay:
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-12

Try WaEL "A N tn r'ree ITade'
q journal Tor Quick lthsults
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-12


For SALE--We nave d number OF
snal tracts Of land adjoining this
/ city and within easy distance tat
! can be had very reasonable, ! NUN.
I Der Of these are on easy payments,
With small amount OF cash 1t will
pay to investigate.
j. 0. HARRIS &c SON,
Tel, S57-W. 129 W. Main St.
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SAi-t-0ue Dodge touring car.
bargain Inquire Nl2 Pearl street.
phone "io-L.
HOUSES.
FOR SALE-Fine all modern, up-to-
GATE residence, W4,h garage and
large grounds, in splendid location.
", h. III SEY, Real Estate, Insurance,
Claus Bldg, Ottawa.
----.-..----- ,-
FOR SALE Three hous rs in East
Ottawa; all modern improvements:
garages. Prices reasonable. MISS
GERTRUDE HARRIS
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,,,, 49,,
| ~ 7Ai ~ New @-room house in
"eAl 'ita"a' not water heat, oath
room, laundry MT and cold soft water
Va -,,s 1n,eT .n9ra; S''ooo' MISS GiItI"
'o'' i''h'i 10.
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FOR SALE S-roon nopea IN 1nntor
Ottawa: modern ,muroyelDeuts.
hard wood floors in all rooms and
closets; now garage. MISS CERT.
--'-'-"- -------------- $500
tOR SALE-SmaIl 5-rOom honse and
" y pTGEy
l2l-123 Nam ST Ottawa in
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FOR SAIF-IIouae with two lots
fruit 2nd garden. off Of paving in
S. Ottawa. Also a i-r0om house with
fine large lot Both very reasonable
and Insurance Otta1yo IN
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Arizona republican., 1920-09-16
NEW " REGISTRATION SYSTEM WILL KEEP CHECK ON PUPILS

Keeping track of the pupils of a mans sized job in itself. Once they are registered, it is quite some propo- sition to keep track of them and see that they are at their classes at the proper time and in the proper place. In the past the work Of registering each pupil has been carried son in the principals office, but this year the old hit and miss system has been abolished and a complete checking system mo- delled on the army's personnel sys tenn has been installed.
 H. W. Stauffacher, for several years an instructor in Phoenix Union school, later d personnel officer in the army has taken over the position of regis trar of the high school. It is Mir. Stauffacher's duty to see that the pupils are properly registered and as- signed to their classes. Once a boy or girl has selected his course and been assigned to his classes, he cannot change except for some very good req son.
 In case a student Is absent he will take up the matter of being properly excused with the registrar and not with his instructors or with the prin- cipal as in the past.
 There are so many people clamor-
Arizona republican., 1920-09-16

All the schools in the city are ready for the official opening on Monday morning. While the city schools have presented a deserted appearance through the summer months, the activi- ties of the board of education have been very pronounced and plans have been proceeded with that meant progress and success for the school administrations
 Improvements have been made on all the schools and increased facilities provided for the convenience and com fort of the children. That physical training will play an important part in this years program is evidenced by the many innovations isnstalled on the var ious school playSrounds. Basketball courts have been built and giant strides. swings, teeters and other forms of amusement for the children have been installed on the playgrounds Indoor baseball will also be a feature of this years athletic program.
 For the purpose Of insuring proper physical training for the school children of Phoenix, the board of education has secured the services oT a high class physical director. who will look after the physical training dad development of the children, attending school.
 The personnel of the various schools has remained the same in some in stances. while in a great many others, changes have been made to meet the requirements and places allotted where 1t is thought the best results could he obtained. At the Washington school there will be nine teachers this year to handle the first four grades They are as follows: First grade B, Rosa Oviedo first grade B, Anna Green; first grade B, Mrs. Ellen Wilson. first grade A, Edith Harrison: second grade B, Ruth Oliver; second grade A, Noami Reed i; third grade B, Elizabeth Thomas; third grade E, Myrna Wiberg: third grade
Arizona republican., 1920-09-16
KEN|LWORTH SCHOOL
 WILL HELP RELIEVE
 CROWDED CONDITION

The official opening of the new Wentworth school on Monday morning bears deeper significance than ap pears on the surface, for this opening marks the beginning of the efforts of the board of education to arouse the interest of the public in the needs of the school children and represents the opening gun in their campaign for ad- ditional schools for Phoenix. The rec ord enrolment last year clinehed the arguments of the board of trustees that the city was rapidly outgrowing it's ment further substantiates the plea of the board for more schools.
 While Wentworth school will, in a way, relieve the congestion that existed last year in the various schools, it Is anticipated that additional school room will be required before the end of the coming school season. For the present, stantial relief and the other schools will not be unduly congested.
 Wentworth will have 14 class rooms and take care of children in the kin dergarten class and all eight grades. giving pupils practically the same priv ileges that are enjoyed by the children of Monroe and Adams schools. Special courses will be taught as in the other two schools
 A ~' feature of this school will be class for the benefit of physically weak and choo1 under certain co. 3t able to attend reg ulal
 Physical training also will have a part in the lives of the Wentworth scholars, as many modern contrivances have been installed for the physical education of the children.
 Much interest has been .evinced in nf ha will be composed of the following Principal, Lulu Smith; kindergarten,