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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-22
A NJ u S EN- EN- rs
Dorothy Dalton in Leading Role in
Dbo&,nIav

The latest Dorothy Dalton picture,
His Wife's Friend" will be the at
traction at the Isis. theater today. 1t
was produced by Thomas H. Ince from
the popular novel. The White Rock
and is story in which mystery is
said to he entertainly mingled with a
love and adventure theme. The plot
centers around the queer disappear
ance and death Of Sir Robert Grim
wood. who is married unhappily to a
much younger woman and spends most
Of his time sitting along and work
ing out intricate problems in his fav
orite game, chess. After a game with
man whom he suspects of being in
love with Lady Marion. the youthful
wife of Sir Robert. the baronet is
found drowned in Il lake on a neigh
boring estate. The action thereafter
leads 10 India during the uprising of
the natives and back again to England.
where the mystery of the nobleman's
,l1ath is startHngIy cleared up.
Miss Dalton is declared to have a
thoroughly conEeniaI role AS Lady
Marion. The leading man is Henry
Mortimer and others in the cast in
Guide Warren Cook. Richard Neal, and
Paul Cazeneuve. Joseph De Grasse
directed the picture.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-22

He worked upon il feverishly for years
every moment that he could spare
from his newspaper duues-wrltlng'
revising, and polishing. 1t became an
obsession with him, and his life was
bound up with the success or failure of
his great venture.
At last it was finished and in the
managers hands. The latter saw It's
immense possibilities at once and en-
went about the staging,
Mr.. Browne assisting. The author
worked for weeks upon the preparation
for tae initial performance, helping in
the selection of the cast, the construc-
tion. of the great settings, and the cut
ting and final revision of the play. AT
last it was ready and Walter Browne
was like q man about to realize his
hearts desire Suddenly by grim
turn of fate he was stricken with a
fatal illness and on the very night of
his mighty triumph at the Herald
Square Theater, he passed away.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-22
'"SEEMED THE WORK
OF A WIZARD" SAID
PENSACOLA MAN
The Change Was Great in His
Condition, Suffered From Ca
tarrh, Constipation, Kidney
Trouble, and Stomach Disor-
der.
Had to Be Propped Up in Order
to Get Any Rest. Dreco Has
Brought Complete Relief.

IF any one could remember how /
looked before taking Dreco, and see
me now l believe they would think
wizard had made me over" writes
Mr.. ]. r. Myers employed at the Pen
sacola Shipbuilding Co, formerly OF
Geneva, Ala.
MY troubles began in 1900, with an
attack of catarrh, then followed con-
stipation and kidney trouble. The in
digestion was so severe that for twelve
months 1 was obliged to be propped
up in bed to get any rest at all, on
account of the way it affected my
heart. I had muscular rheumatism,
dizzy spells and was very nervous. and
could rarely sleep more than a few
hours at time"
Il was in such a rundown condition
when l came to Pensacola that I had
to take a minor position so l could
hold on to it. Mind you, during all
this time l was suffering. l was try
ing everything 1 knew of to get re-
lief. and the best l could get was
temporary Reading about Dreco, it
seemed to fit my case exactly, so 1
got a bottle and praise that day. Have
now taken the second bottle and | feel
like a new person"
Il go to bed and drop off to sleep
at once. l eat what ] want and it
never hurts me; rheumatism is all
gone: stomach never hurts me; bowels
act regularly; kidneys alright and ca
tarrh about gone, 1 strongly urge any
one suffering as 1 did to try Dreco,
for it won't disappoint them"
All good druggists now sell Dreco
and it is highly recommended in Pen
sacola by Balkcom Drug Co.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-22

Grant Knauff, 1O4 Warburton ave,
Yonkers, y. Y. The little girl has
been seriously i'll with pneumonia
Rev. Mr.. Knauff was rector, of St
Katherine's Episcopal church mere
several years ago and he and Mrs.
Knauff have many friends in the city
who hope to hear of the continued i'm
provement of their little girl.
Mr. and Mrs. c.. p. Rowan and
family have moved to 322 w. Ger
vantes-st., where they are at home to
friends.
Mrs. J. H. Bickerstaff has re-
turned home from Rapides Parish La
where she was called several weeks
ago by the serious illness of her
mother, Mrs. Theoda j. Bennett of
Theoda plantation. Mrs. Bennett is
rapidly convalescing her Pensacola
friends will be gratified to know. Mrs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-22
Gifted Author of "Everytvoman" Met a
Tragic Death.

The showing of the lavish picturiza-
ton Of Walter Brownies famous NOR
ality play. "Everywomln," at the Isis
theater tomorrow and Tuesday recalls
the tragic circumstances OF the death
of its gifted author Mr. Browne was
Il newspaper reporter on a prominent
New York daily. His burning ambi-
ton was to write a greet play for the
stage that would be something wonder
fully different and would live forever.
He conceived the brilliant idea of
transforming the old morality play of
the sixteenth century into an clabor-
ate modern counterpart. The cOncep-
tion of 'Everywoman" grew in his
brain and became a vital, living thing.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-22
Pastime Thester.

Commencing today and for the next
two weeks the Pastime Theater will
present only high class picture attrac
tons, featuring dramatic and comedy
releases.
a new orchestra will play at this
theater and music will be continuous.
This new orchestra speciaHzes for
pictures and will be sure to please pa
irons of this theater.
Today's feature is Heart of the
Sunset" a life story of the great
southwest. It is a Rex Beach picture
mad the story and action are dramatic,
interesting and entirely worthy of the
closest attention.
The fourth episode of the Invisible
Hand" and Il Big-V comedy 'Bungs
and Bunglers" complete the program.
Both of these pictures are top-notch
attractions and are sure to be seen
with delight.
"BUngs and Bunglers" are laugh
producers and the Invisible Hand is
holding the interest of all who have
seen the first episodes. Action in
each part. however, is so captivating
that it is worth seeing whether or
not the first episodes have been seen.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-22
Ed. c. Mutt Comedy Players.

Monday night the popular Ed. C.
Mutt Comedy Players will present for
the first time in Pensacola, one of
the recent successes. One Girl in
Thousand" pronounced by both the
press and the public of other cities as
a perfect play. 1t is high class so
ciety drama, its principal theme deal
ing with the acquiring Of sudden
riches. showing how some people
after living in reduced circumstances.
most of their lives, conduct themselves
after dame fortune smiles upon them.
IL likewise shows how the same peO-
pie. are prone to patronize their 'erst
while friends and in some cases for
get them There is a beautiful story
told as the play progresses, and the
moral taught al the last IS one not
soon to be forgotten. "One Girl in a
Thousand" has been selected by Mr..
Mutt as his opening bill when his
company goes on tour after closing
their highly satisfactory season in this
city. and great care is being taken to
make the production here absolutely
correct in every detail. Miss Mona
Mutt will he seen in one of the best
parts she has ever had and her many
admirers and friends may look for
ward with pleasure to her appearance
in this beautiful play. All tho o.her
characters are exception ally good and
it is safe to say that the Ed c. Nd,t
r-putation they have already made
Girl Needs a Friend" viii hold
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-22

Bickerstaff during her absence has
been greatly missed in the Sunday
School work of the Gadsden Street
Methodist church, but will be with her
class (the Elizabeth Bennett class)
again this morning.
The Cuban schooner, Gabriel
Palmer. came into port yesterday Tor
a cargo of lumber
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-22
JOHN r. MI. GATES
For County Commissioners
District No

John r. NJ Gates, candidate for Coun-
ty Commissioner for District No. i. is
a tried and true Democrat who has
proven true to every trust imposed in
him. He stands for better schools and
better roads and an economical admin
islature in 1919 and also in the special
anything. Mr. Gates favcrs the Ferry
Pass bridge first, last and all the time
He served Escambia county in the leg
stature of 1919 and also in the special
session in November of that year. Mr..
Gates promises an honest and useful
administration if elected. He will con-
duet an aggressive campaign and hopes
TO have the support of all his friends
and acquaintance.
political Advertisements
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-22

forth, this being another new play IL,
fact its first dramatic performance will
be shown right here in Pensacola
Monday night.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-22
LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS.

Friends in Pensacola are glad to
learn of the Improvement of Mary
Knauff daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-02-27
AKYMI pROSTRIEDKAMI
BOJUJE P. HUSEKt

VelikI mySlienkovN 1eader
(ako sa sam naval - red anne
rickFch Slovakov, p. Husek, v
Jednote, V elsie 1477, so dfla .1S
februara, ma ). strane uverelnil
zpravu pod zahlav1m: "Gazd1k
vo Windber, Pa, ktorej ~zpra
We vol 'aky zpravodaj udava, ze
som Dol rkazovat' obrazky 70 Sic
venska vo Windber a z prilezito.
sti tel ze som nadaval na Sdruze.
ME Slovehskych Katolikov.
Ably citatel'stvo Jednoty mohlc
81 utvorit' jasp% obraz vel 'kom
mySlienkovom "leaderovi" a G
pravdomhvnosti jeho zpravoda.
ia, tymto> verejne osvedcujem, ze
! som vo Windber nebol nasledo
vne som tam ami nereGnil. v ter
len, kedy mala byt' prednaska
totiz 7. februara, Dol som V New
Yorku ia schodzi u podpredsedu
Slovenskej Lfgy, Rev. st. Kra
sui u, ma ktor6 ma Rev. Krasul' =
telegraficky povolal. lie som '
ten den Dol v New Yorku, to mo
ze dosvedcit' sam p. podpredse
ola Slov. Ligy jako al vykonni
vybor Okresneho Sboru v New
Yorkn, ma sch6dzi ktoreho Dol son
prltomnf Z. febr. veeer.
Tol 'koto ct. slovenskej yerei
nosti oznamit povazoval som S
"a povinnost', ably lzivfmi zpra
vami nebola ustavicne zavadzana
Matus Gazdik,
tai. Sloy. Ligy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-02-27
rokok PRf uKLADANf PENA.
II MA sLOVENSKU.
Ceskoslovenski obtania po-

slednei. dobe zasielajii vel Ike obs
nosy penazi do Ceskoslovenskej
Republiky, aby ich tam ulozili ma
vvnosne z1rocenie. Ia dnesnych
hospodarskych pomerov je zvla-
Ste potrebne, ably eeskoslovenska
vereinost mimo Repalbliky spra-
vne bola informovana 0 stavH PEE
naznvch tstayov na Ceskosloyen-
sku. X tomuto ncelu sliiM revizne
oddelenie ministerstva penaznych
zalezitosti v Prahe, ktore ma ma
stamsti zistit penazny STAY bank.
1 Ma zaklade dosavadnych zistenl
kraiani " zahranici sa varujt, a
by pred ulozenim penazi ma Slo-
vensku PRIV presvedcili sa o polo
zeni penaznych 1stavov, ktorym
posielajii peniaze. Toto sa tyka
! zvlast nemecktch mad 'arskych
bank ma Slovensku, nakol 'ko tie
to znacnti cast svojich aktiv ulo-
lilly do mad 'arskych valecnych pc
ziGiek a nstavoch V Budapestl
1 kde hrozi nplna ztrata ich inve
sticiam. ...~ .r.....
Kvm financne pomery ma Slo
} vensku nebudu nalezite uprave
i ne, com verejnost' bude svojh'
casu informovana, nebezpecie he
hrozi peniazom, ktore sa zasiela
III Slovenskei banke Ruzomber
ku jej filialkam, sloyenskej rol
nickel banke v Kosiciach, "Po
,mocnici' Breznr, Rol 'nicke
banke V Hlinaku, Sporitel nj
y Hradku, Banke "Tatre' V Turi
i Sv. MARITIME, "Sporitel 'ni'' V I
Sv. MARITIME, Priemysel'nej bank
Lipt. Sv. Milulasi, L'udove
l. banke Namestove, Necpalskem
O 1vernemu spolku V Necpalccl
4 l. 'udovej banke V Seredi, OF
y chodnei banke V Skalici, L'ude
, vel banke vo Zvolene.
- Je pravdepodobne, ze jest n
" Slovensku viac takych ustavo'
G ktorIm mono vklady bez obav
: sverit'. Mena tythto hstavov p
~zisteni budn postupne podane VI
reinosti.
4 Predbezne odporlca sa, ably sl'
venski rodaci 2 Ameriky uklad
% Ii svoje i1spory Il vtSuvedenyc
slovenskych nstavov, alebo Il 'ce
u koslovenskeho postoveho eek
s. veho nradu, alebo d 'alej Il vel
<. kIeh narodnNeh bank ceskych
i moravskych.
a Ceskoslovensky generalny ko:
zulat, 154 Nassau st. New Yor
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-02-27
Trad na rok 1920
HAsELToN HLoVAK TATRA
KLUBU.

Andrcj Masak, predseaa. Jan sraj
Der, podpredseda. Jan Hndran, poklad-
mix. Jan Najpaver, dctovnfk. Jozef
Kaeenga, zapisnfk. Dozorcovia majet-
ku: Pavel Kacenga Pavel Mack
Dozorca chorych: Stefan Sanetrik
Straz: Valent Rovder. Adressa: Joze1
Katenga, 1859 Gladstone ST., Youngs
! town, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-02-27
Adressar okresntlID Sbofh SLOW.
Ligy Y Younrstcwn, q.

Jozef MartinkoS preds, 249 Carlton
St., City. Frant. Hndik, podpreds, l6l4
Belleview Ave. City. Jurai Pahalla,
tajomnils, q AZ. Whitney Ave-, City.
Martin Dolak, pokls oo1 Steel St., City,
Dozorny vybor: Michal Hanisko, Jozcf
Sramofsky a Michal Rybar. - Nasle
dovn6 sbory prisldchajd do Okr. Sboru;
AZ. z Lansingville, SO. mesta, 1913. q
steelton; $50. 70 Strnthers, 2o7. Bricl
Hill, 242. Haselton a 3l4. East
Youngstown.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-02-27

nv fobime vsstku phimberslk1 pfA
On rSzne oprAyy. Nasa prs> 20 "a
rantovana, obsluha ta najlepsia. Ked
nieco potrebujet v nasom cbore, prid'
tie k nam - Eudete spokoiny.
MOSS aud sCHMuTz, q
Fl N Champion ST., Youngstown, g
Auto Phone 78l06 q. Bell MAih o..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-02-27
YoUNGsToWNsKY v NEMoCl
PODPORUJUCI SPOLOK
~, TATRA.

Uradnidi: Preseda: Jozef Javorsky.
337 f. Myrtle Ave, spodpredseda: Jan
salata, 4o2 Oak Sc, datovnfk: NJ. Kra-
mar, % Lakeview Ave, pokladnik: A.
Adamko, 1884 Oak ST., dozorci: J. Du-
lik J. Adamko. - Sch6dze sa vydr.
ziavajh kazdd l. pedel'u mesiaci Y
skole sv. Cyrilla . Methoda 0 2. hod
po poludnf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-02-27
ozNAMENIE

Oznamujem ct. obecenstvu, ze
som otvorit lekarsku ilradovilu.
Som vstaye liecit' vsetkych pa
cientov, ktorf potrebujn pomoc.
DIR. L. A. KUSTIN, 23l Il. Federal
St, Youngstown, q. Auto. 76106,
Bell Fed. 4472. n
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-02-27

Youngstownski Slovaci cl1ystaji k velk slav-
nos uvitana nasch hrdnov svetovej vojny. Ably sa
ta slavnost' vydarila, mlsmc mat penaze Ked' Vam
pride koekor sbierat prospech teto synos ochotne
sa prihlase svoiou obet ou ked Kto media lebo
ncm0ze lnls sa m uznat ko ale media moze, ten nosl
este cisala srdci; pol'utujte no!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-02-27
Ceskoslovenske peniaze.

Mnoo r,zv spvtovali So, mas krajana, preco cesko-
slovenske penaze upadv tax vel na Gene Odpovedal
i'm d. nasej najepsej vedomosti osobne.
Minute ale upozorneni SINE boil, re w ceskosloven-
ske peaze zatianutt boly do spnaveho proticeskeho
agitovana so strany Obrany. tom casopise staa ia
hpa oz re vraj preo naSe cs penaze tax upady lebo
Ceskoslovenskej republic vladu maji r1kach
socialist, Nevede SINE, ii smat, alebo plakat mad
taltm "vypocitanvm'' zav$dzanim. tt pani sn akste
presvedcen ze mas ud w nevie ami nyset alebo re ne
cita inyych novn ked' m takj drz1 oz predoza!
Nuz co ie vo veci? Preco cs. peniaze upadly hod
note2 a..s. t..--.
Preto ze potas vojnv rak1sko uhorska vlada tacila
de-noc papierove peniaze bankovky Bankovka je ME
peaz je to len poukazka penaz, ako priklad eek
Ked niekto ma peniaze na banke vystav dakonm eek
eek je dobr banka ho zmenl peniaze. ked' ale pi-
satel' ceku nema dost peaz bake abv no ia banka
'sktsovala", V tom pade eek je bezcenny
svetovym platdlom je hayne zlato strfebro. Kto-
r stat nea zlata striebra akej ak natlaci
bankovek eli poukazok tolk obnos zate bankov-
XIV akeho statu s ME hodne ami toho papieru
ktorom s tlacene S bezceme Ktory Stat ale ma zata
len polovicu obnosu jay naacl bankoviek. tie ban
kovky si hodny len polovicu svojej skutotnej ceny.
Rakiiskohorska vlada natlacila biliony biliony
korn bankovek beg zakadny zlaa nasedovne take pc
maze padav vemi Gene, az prisy Ma bod, ktorl sa
skorp pomenovat' moze bankrotom
Nu toto Je SkltOcna llclna uf)adtu cs peuaZl 'Als
nelen nase ceskosloveske penaze upadv cene Upad
~ v6bec vsetky eopsk6 penaze tych krajln kore sa
zcastnily vonv ebo vsetky tie kfajny tlaGy Wac ban
koviek nez saco lch zato striebro zaokryt Ba ma
darske rakske peniaze s1 vyse polovicu acnejsie
bezcennejse nez ceskosovenske, co zaprcnlo okolko
vanie ceskoslovenskvch peazi stianutie polovicu
mich obehu.
SD este inc hospodarske prlcny klesnutia peilazne'
1e1lv ale tie ME si TAX hlayne zavazne nekol ko
siacov ale pride konec tomto klesanu dvlhaniu Glen
Ceskoslovenska vlada ma z zakladinu zlata strebra
ktor1 ale nepouze vyrovnanie vauty kor1n LEI na
zakrytie yydania novvch ceskosloveskych peiaz. Ne
hudn to korunv. Budn mat hodnotu ako franclzske
frankly snad al talk budn menovat ale meme ne
zaleM Havne je ze pride doba ked ceskosovenskt pc
maze brdi> salej hodnoty, ktorom pade mnohvm ban
karom bankovym agentom, ktor1 po vojne rozmnoz
ako huby po dazdi, odpadne prlleztos klamat nasch
krajanov stovky tsicky dolarov Daj Boze, ably to
eilnssk6r prislo.
Upozorfueme este nasich rodakov, ze ceskosovensk!
gene1lny konzat New Yorku zasiea peniaze do krau
"a skltocn trzn1 eenu KonEnlat chce predchadza
prfpadnel osvindioEanu nasich rodakov cesou nekto
rych nesvedomtych bankarov. Ldto nam je, ze vnny
hi bankarn nlusia tpet aj nevinn Ale krajana zvafss
ktori bankar mimi sestne zaobchodia Taxi $
yzdyzasl1sa podpory.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-02-27

on znajd, pooaa korenkov. l,
ked JIG osbe bh ei pave
dkl
a. z
jcdnu ZAPAIENfM
meieeny Bhask
Bulharskom
pese RShla asika po
skatulu
burgh,p Pa s@* 81 4
, 1920-05-18
water-and this can easily be overcome.
ibjd.
ELEPHANTS TEARS.

Laughing is believed to be peculiar to
man, but the same is not true of weeping
which is a manifestation Of emotion that
is met in several animals.
Among the creatures that weep most
easily are the ruminants. All hunters
know that the stag weeps. and we are
also assured that the beer sheds tears
when it sees its last hour approaching;
The giraffe is not less sensitive, n
regards with fearful eyes tt e hunter
who has wounded it. Dogs weep ve"y
easily. The same is true Of certain mon
keys. AS for the elephant, there is album
dant evidence of the ease with which it
weeps. 1t sheds tears when wounded, or
when it sees that it cannot escape its
tears roll from its eyes like those Of a
human being in affiiction. Ibid.
, 1920-05-18
Important Notice

A MEETING is called FOR TUESDAY
II 18TH. INSTANT, AT s O'CLOCK
P. M. precisely, at the Christiansted
Theatre, for the purpose of discussing
and obtaining popular support of item
IL of the Congressional Committees re-
concentrations to the President that
two judges be appointed for the islands
with a local court of appeal, a law affect
ing which question has passed second
discussion in the Colonial Council pro
viding for one judge with court of ap-
peal at Philadelphia. 1t is sought to
secure popular opinion on this matter
with the view to furthering such deli
berations to the Government only through
which an amendment may yet be intro
duced toward the desired end.
]. ALEXANDER and ANS. FABIO.
for the Committee.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

The earths atmosphere contains at least four thousand billions of tons of nitrogen directly accessible.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
DAY NURSERY SOLVES. PROBLEM OF MOTHERS.

A problem of every Phoenix mother who is at work during the day that of caring for her little ones during the hours she is away from home. is being solved by the Day Nursery, located at 345 North First avenue and open from 7:45 to o'clock each day except Sun day. The special aim of the Day Nurs- cry is to care for children whose mothers work during the day Yester- day the Nursery called attention to its work in the following:
 Did you know that Day Nursery is maintained at 345 North First ave- nue from 7:45 a. m. until 6 D. m., open every day in the week except Sunday? A competent nurse is in charge so you may be sure that your youngsters will be we'll cared for in your absence. The children are kept out of doors as much as possible. their play directed, little faces and hands washed: and at noon a we'll balanced luncheon is served. Tt is only through cooperation that the nursery is maintained, and mothers must share in this cooperation. Chil- dren must be under school age. Where circumstances permit a nominal fee is charged, but if conditions are such that parents cannot pay this fee the chill dren are taken care of free of charge. | wont you let us nelp you solVe your problems of what to do with your little one while you are wage-earning? For | further information call the Nursery, phone S352. or any member of the Nursery executive board: President,
 Mrs. l.. George; chairman. Mrs. Harry
 Welch; chairman finance committee,
 Mrs. George E. Goodrich; chairman vis-
 iting committee, Mrs. Henry Miller;
 chairman house committee. Mrs. Harry
 Hall; chairman publicity committee,
 Mrs. Burt H. Clingan.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN
 ENDORSE NOMINEES

Organized September Il. the Wo- mems Cox Roosevelt club of Phoenix held it's second meeting Saturday noon at a luncheon in the Grand cafe. Charles Ward, local attorney. made the principal address. The luncheon was attended by business and professional women of the city.
 The officers of the club consist of Miss Alice Birdsall, president; Mrs. M. T. Phelps. president; Mrs. George c. Barnum. secretary. and Miss Har- riet Jean Oliver. treasurer
 In a set of resolutions the Phoenix women supported the league of nations. which was cited as the paramount issue of the presidential campaign. Steps taken by a group of senators in pre- venting ratification of the peace treaty was condemned, and a pledge made to support Cox and Roosevelt at the com ing presidential election.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

Stained glass windows In the lady chapel of the Liverpool cathedral com memorate the deeds of women of his tory.