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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-30
LEW Amy DILL.
|NSURES FORCE.
of Z MILLIONS
Biz Scope Of Reorganization
Measure IS Pointed Out
COST GREATLY REDUCED
Compulsory Training Plan
Means Adequate Reserve,


wAsHlNGToN. Jan. 30 - Aobillra ton
u sn ofsanitsd field army Of two mil.
lion men would be possible within five
years after passage " the senate army
reorganization bill rhaimsn wads.
WcttG u tas senate military comnh'te.
tail today IN ms r'pou 90. 'hs s.nnt.
ou M mensufe Tho rpe' would not
etrord i.go,s7.sob annually lie sad
Including the permanent standing
army ~ $4,000 and the citizens army
and national guard. as proposed, the
measure through its compulsory mill
Nfy re ming pian. would permit the
mobilization next tcar of an army =
lft 80 men. the Tspof, continued
Youths 'raih'd would b. fassed into he
ri,iI-rs t-srrtc army. and IN 1886 rhe
natiOn.s available strength would h.
: 3'5 N- uiil. cfs ard nUt. vhilo ,hs
cost PER man would b. reduced fr0a
fso9 IN 1871 to 9ia W 1896
W IN the orgGt personnel shovu
IN 1895. tbs report said, II will hs
poss,hl. pftsr providing fdf the foreign
gAfrlrons and The coast dsienses "a
mobilize an organized field army oi /. d.
700 D0V men With ample surplus strength
TO supply requirements and 10 form new
and unexpected organizations. This can
he done even after lbrral allowance
for exemptions on account Df industrial
requirements
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-30
HAM0N IN DENIAL
OF RUM0R HE'LL
RESIGN THE RACE
Darkhorsa Possibility Scoffed
at by Politicians ,


Thst Darn morse cAh"uh" wv
have little succ.sr In snatching the re-
r,t,,c,, r.,,or.i coumt,tss,oaas ashlp
..- -.
from JAke IL hsnlon A
We Opinion m pnn's,aas ~
,hs fepou us' A"on .s".s,
arsS IRON ,ns Ines ~ '''v
o-h'ed ~ "" "v. .
In me !Aee "ese 's
Lane arc omsn v"c 49,.
tup'n,"ns en"' W !" -.
fah"iea,rs nav ssuro ~. W 49,
nc 'nntn'enre Q, tev"onesn m.n ~
ro'"-n 70 We nc. ~ we ""' "'"
~ j." ,looh 1Iu'y .sn'. -.
.,, 1mnfv s os Msr"e"eo.
we wah' al rcponnesns :" eonm
VINO hVor 'ne presentation o' ~"
name 70 me s,ate convention Ior NJ
il.nel romm',,ee0,h, snIos
VINO u,sy hhNe oeen inrW 'o5Wet WeI
snce Tor mat posu"n. Ian. ss}d,
The nnm- OF !onh Emnty VII ussySw
mentioned at the meeting 'onisne "
was SAID.
A meeting or the Lo"den -icr-preei.
dent men vii ''so sn'hcr ~ the caurt
house ~ the county convention room A.
sor = darn h horse u rnrpor '
Many nrmes ~ere mentioned Friday
In connection with tho furinrs of ncw
candidates and prominent s.ions them
we're John Ernhry. Jdkn Fields. NH
TruAseon. Artbur n G.is.,,r iler
ehsnd,.y. and A,ya J. niles ma
ssHrrs
s.uso "a x,.s v,.s,,,.
- '" !" Hssp "v
1's'o no' mcHhs Ior ~
S 20 nnnn ne rscs osnun y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-30
Marriage Of Morgan S Grandson
ToF Former Paris Widow Causes
Stir in New York Society Circles

BOaTOS. Jan 20 Second Lieutenant
Lauron- " Hamilton. gfnidrDn u IN"
latef ! I1.fpon' Norgan. and great
grandson - A., 4nd'r lisf1.ltuu o.
srcndins his hunc,mouu hsfe 'oisy
With BIZ tiir. d frusr Iars wUIN
slUm be- lnhu|'d s,Hf'i'I ~ N's lnIt
Monday nlrht NJ farr it r Hlii uf
rifonr uppnnltiuu on The iaft uf iIs
hfhrr. Wilton l'lofsup HB.uH - ilIF
bfihb sM f0fm'ry Mrs Gstir.dr Nj.
tsn. formerly u l.uuiFsills ky ,ld
81 l.niis and soanl iASOfii' lu,Nce
iofs nnd Paris whom he met N he
latter diy i.titl, IL kposn y The
young sogHus sniecodenS bot her
beauty aud Personality arc winning !of
her many ifisris ShTfe eg'r SHE SOC.
The couple sTs al present swyihs ~
hns apartment at a Back Bay hOtd.
mshn~hlu LOOKING Tor suite 49, o.
tlicheSstiu attached whore they can
start hOu,. Atrpins m fJrhHllir 80 lr
Lieutenant Hnmllton l. side ON Gen.
ef.l CiSr'utr T. l.dVHfir' ttAif At
hsadqlorsrs ~ the department 90 Ne
northeast
Lieutenant Hamilton refused ~ l.s-
GUS his ffarfiago today To a feputirt
he stated ~. was hero ~ an offi,i ial
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-30

Word froa A4iytaat 0sssrei Bar.
county. vHs sYpsctsd Friday Afssseco3
6y Governor HUhsstaon. A. the ecsae
d the potential trouble 10 EsaehsA %
su,o ircan 0rsndfield, Il b thought the
general would not arrive there mucs'
before nooa.
General Barrett was accompanied ~
Col n n, Markham, commanding tns
Second Ohlahoma iatsntry. The nsN
step upon arrival would b . eoNfer..
encs With Adjutant Gsnerni Cope, q
TsSa1. who 10 In ccmmand o. the "
TeSas Hangers on the kroun4
Governor Robertson saiA Friday that
Attorney 0enerAi Freeing uill 90 g
WaaAinSscn soon and VII prc6ably aee
ths supreme court for Z reoslvership
over the Burk -Divids end 8ark- sens.
en,ifs 6ise1tsA tsrsitssy woail = su,
u ~ qussti6n. TIE soySgnee teinss ~
ihers ere more th9e ~ osaamans'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-30
HERS
INDICTMENTS
ARE SET AS|fE
Charges Grew Out Of TeIeg-
raphers' Strike Last Spring.
PALMER ORDERS ACTION
Cout Decision in Florida Re-.
SponsibIe for Dismissal. y

Federal srand jury tndictMeoeo
agsin.f nineteen telesrs piers and Z y.
Giddinss. their attorney. snd }. 0asyjs
son Kitchens, furmeriy VI ths OklAheAoo,
chy police force. on charxes Of cGo45
spiracy 10 Interfere With the epssat1>nH|
Of government u,Ilei-s. wers dismieo
Friday morning by United states u)o41
tf.rt indgr i,chen l. Willama uuD15
mo,i1n ~ Frank y. Mbsdsn. uaO4
- 7t.s district attorney, .liH7
IN. indictments hnd been ~
sine. sept Is. 1918. sn1 WE lho
suit Of alleged ActA of striking
sraphsrs during the trovbse hsso
sptiHg 40
Primer os1see Ase,eo.
Instructions we're rsepIved by ~ OK
Ne" ~ the United states dtStsiN ~
toTns, iIT,ng December from Aoo0X
ey- General I'simsr To disssise ~ tI
dict'ncns The present eoort oo0oI
q IA frs, opportunity ~. kanA
~ Rad to file rpotion Tor ths ~
msshlo 3
The motion gave ~ rsssen IT, ~
dismissal that fcdersl Judse nj N
the southern district Of eiordle 49,
identical case Jaly Is. 1918, that u
order of Postmaster General Bur)oq0
tssned June .. 1873. taking tn. CyVcC3
tiop of telegraph ard tsaspAooo vq
out of the hAnda Of the g0vofqm
made not appiicshle the Get q n
srsss II Oct ~. 1915 which 4A4Qx
q criminal otfsnse 10 Interfere wee&
operation d telegraph and tsis
lints ~
No Aspesi rshsw. iII
No appeal Was taken tve0 -
suN,.ss l.xsialsa ia 49, - s1IM1IXl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-30
FREEL|NG WILL
FIGHT SPECIAL
SESS|0N.M0V[
Attorney General 10 Cary
Battle 10 MuSkogec Meet
STATE RIGHTS INVOLVED
Ratification Of Suffrage Act
Would Weaken State, -

with talk Of All extra session Of IN,
legislature growing louder each dny. A..
torn.y General r. e. Freezing Friday
announced ils opposition 10 conyenlng
tho lawmakefs Tor the sole purpose o'
ratifylng the woimnns suffrage smend-
ment 10 tho national constitution.
10 VIII Oppose Move.
II q resolution is introduced at the
MuskogS~ convention requesting the
70 call the legislature i1,o "a
IRA ssssloD fpf the sole purpose ~ St.
lying the Suffrage Amendment to IN.
constitution of the unn.d states. | shsll
request pefmission 10 be heard In op-
position. ssld Mr. Freeing
TITO ratification of the smcndnSilt
by this state win no' add On. ining
10 or enlarge the rights and PRIVILEGES
~ women with respect 10 suffrage
which has already been conferred hs {,
vote Of tho people Of oklahoma iis
ratification, however All mean ih.
destruction Of the last V.stigc ~ states
ttghiR, which has been a Fundamental
rho6VpIs ef both tie democratic md the
republican parties from the ipceptlon
of the government Ia this good hour,
and under which We have within if5
years grown 10 no the sreaiest govern
msnt or tho face Of the earth.
"ststes Surrender Power"
"As originally established thr federal
government Vas ono OF limited power
and states ~rra~ supreme u all mAtt>ss
where they had not conceded power TO
IN, federal government We are re-
versIux this principle and With The
sdotalow 0f this amendment, the states
Will have surrendsred the last vestlse
'of power to control the!r own internal
Affsirs
~ ws ars defeated m this. there Will
rsHsAia the consolation thAt .we have
C1Svs>shd, wllssa and Dryan."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-30

cApa acity which YOU'D not allow him 10
disrurs a'it'fs sith any one. when
asked directly u ho had recently been
married. be- busisfsd do ~, wish
In discuss that DO juinsd the brIny
ln 1918 as o. tsdrt and later Nas cun.
iniHfi"nsd asr'ud lieutenant suJ su-
toned BIOL 800 instructor ~ the >. g. .
at 1uiH 'II.rsr lir WAS ordered
~ ffAusr aftrH thr ffmis'cc and ssy
lssl.hed to lir 'hird army of u, oIIl-
ton and later Nss sent 10 Paris N
charge ot s dsAl guarding prisoners
There he met ~, at'fiotiy' Widov md
rumascc saE started which culfs b
mated IN their marriage.
sew YORK Jan a. william Pier.
son Hamilton. member ~ tfa firm oi
! T. Morgan and company. hAtly re-
fused iOdAy to discuss th. marfiags
~ his son, Lautens Morgan HsmNion
~ Mrs DeritJde Warren The wed.
dug raused a yr'lt stir In socis;y
Mrs. Warren was fep1t.d 20 he sey.
- wears older thhn yuuns Hamilton.
rhv IL IN he iN~uiitth ycai
Friends - tie Hamilton family said
lie bridegroom father hzd tried hard
20 pr"scnt the marrihEs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-30
BLAMED
FOR ROBDERlEs
OF SMALL BOYS
baby Bandits" " and l3
Years Old, TO County,

Armed with black masks and Wni
wcst ideas saincd from moving picture
shows. two -uklahom~ city boys l.
and IS years old. embarked on series
Of enterprises enrly Friday that landed
them In the police station before day.
light
Everett I've Boy. Who NyeV NJ J; Eas,
sisth street. and Aaron IRecyes. 7s
santa Fs railroad station about I
o'clock Friday morning ~ ., c
Rssvs;. sesetaI eeftcsE e14a 4tlss -.
nytng an bnoNlsAss etk1 robbery Of
.Sop .Ss 'ssi y sas Es.s s;ssS =; y:;,r.s, ana :.
pool han On Ovan4 avenue, are said
10 have alsnitisd they ala the work.
Tho boye said thsy had been at
VeAding Wild vest picture shows In
okiakosna Cav apA decided they'd ny
,he NE themselves" tho eekce dsss
sergeant said
They were turned over 10 the coun
" Friday following Investigations msde
BY the poilco. The De Dcy boy n
said 10 have been connected With 9th.
or tcbbrtics In the city and Ia hc,t
admitted he rubbed the Mayyood
rhrrtuhryA rot lOnR arc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-30
e(jARD nEEJn)o
S0 eW TWAv

A conference between Governor Rob.
efi son, Chamber of Commerce aud
state Yais association Representative
on the use of the Pair sounds live
stock pavilion ~ am armtry. wiil oe
said
Use Of this pavilion vetil Z. perfn.-
nent arnoSy b pscvideA 70 acceptable
10 the sovsrnes. = The eVace y ample
iss drilling ~ aisht. eQuipmsnt would
hare 70 b stsss1 siss~hsss' ~ the
"}es W 70 a. osiAAsnA osy peos.s
whether they will hass Ouas1 splts, 7"
ssil tks sovernes. "DgplAese taessssts
are always ftrSt 10 (pnq1 trsops
when there y aey trsulA We s1pset
them 70 yive ~ state . stls help
In the state vii bs slal = have the
pnits ner h.ld ~ Oklahoma CITY
formed thers."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-30
DOUBLE MURDER
IS BEING PRoBED
Cleveland Police Seek TO Un-
ravel Mystery.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Jan. 20 with
two men dead and another believed
msytally wounded. police were workiso
onfa double murder mystery revealed
early today with the fading Of toe
bodtee In Pearl rosd. Ths police thaesy
10 that the msrdefS were committed
Ia the city and the bodies carried p ~
automobile 70 ths lonely spot vAsrs
they VEN found.
The third nan, hsIisvsd dsal b. ths
sIaysss. probably recovered ana crSWlea
away bstwsen he time the bodies Vers
is.na by psasets-by, who .sav thrss
bsdiss huA1is1 tegslhsr anA TIE time
the police arrived On the sesNs. The
mutdsr vtctims havs not nesn ideatified
essltivsiy. hut u V believed tltay usre
Syivssfsr T. Rsese; desIg.ss. ana
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-30
Diminutiue Negro
Found Wandering
In His Negligee
Archie Edwards, I Years
Old, Also Toted Handbag,

spring hss came ''
THIS fari - pronounced ny no other
,han Archie Edwards. i-yesr-old negro
10y globe troticr. hhmpri-, aud N.
diiiy amusement ~ The 20 ICE and vel.
fare poafd - oklahoma flty.
Archie Nss found on Nor,h Broad
say- FRIDAY morning wta ing smile
and ~ dirty sun %. underwear and
carrying an empty handbag
Il don't know where I'm going.
WAS all ne had TO soy about his future,
hut admitted he had apsnt the night
somewhere on Fourth street" where.
crowns weary OF his SUR oun1inss We
at dAWn vehtured forth,
-<oavpRuu1nVe~auU Aseh,e srstved trvsN
Arcadia Anl spent the night In tbs fur.
mace 70 IN Of the city jail Thd polise
bought him . new suit Of clothes. Vt
which outfit Archie has managed TO
dlsposs Of everything exerp, his un-
derwear.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-30
CHEMICALS USED IN
SAUSAGE, IS CLAIM

4 Wholesale arrest Of saysage sellers
In Oklahoma city was Threatened Frt-
day hy H. y Hoact. municipal IN
spectoi OF weights and measures.
Declaring that four OF flve tcsts re-
Gently made BY the city chemist OF
samples tnken by him from various
stores OF tho city contained chemicals
that de-odotise spoiled meat. Roach
said no viii order the arrest OF mef-
chants
II have been making s~bes of tx-
tended Investigations and | find condi-
tions rapidly growing worse" Roach
said rse OF such chemicals must be
stopped"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-30
FLU STILL HANDICAPS
STATEHOUSe OFFICES

State offices continued Friday 70 be
handicapped by influenza. The aud
!tor's office. state isnd office and hoard
Of affairs suffered most With halt Of
the employees away.
lisastsAant 0svsfngr Trapp Viin his
sntire family 10 confined to his home
FRED DenaiA bsnk coubh,issioner. 10 10.
riously ILL., Joe y. Mcfris, secretary Of
state. ~as at home because Of the M
ness Of me Of his children.
Mrs. Rebertson, wife of the governor
has Developed pneumonia following az
Influenza at'aci, the governor IN n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-30
TREATY PlatEY
ENDS ABRUPTLY
Democrats Walk Out When
Taft's Plan Is Rejected,


WARRINGTON. Jan. 30 The un-
official k-parttsan nceotiaiioDs on res
esvattuas 10 the pasce treaty kudd. My
came 70 an end today whom the demo.
crstic senators. failing h = hst atts,npt
10 ebtain . cosnpfomlss eu Article Ten.
WalkeA out Of the eonfese0cs ana an.
aoraceA they wouIl peek sumo other
meeke1 q obtaining ratification.
he aemecsstlr ieaAerV ssah the next
sl1D vesl1 nct b detsrmlasd uatil
~ fsSoa1b q NJ treaty.
~ nI,sa,H tAas sstAhs would b
n nah .Srssk' caus VAN Senator
LoGDA g 0aooacooUoettA ~ seOnolican
loo1ns, gofuos1 - aeceot . reservntion
= AStte1o n 1softs1 by, tpsmsr
pspG1oooe IN ~ pgeooats1 10 the b.
pastlnA eea1oseaee " ~ democrats.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-30

NEW YORK, Jan. Se.-Cspt. Earl
W. Dstser ol tert wayns. lsA.. no
vas oours-msstiAisd On sAsspss ef
brvtaI tssatiMsas q soldier Deioenev at
,hs u Mans embarkaaiea seetsg y
FrSAes, vas founl ~ guiley m wtil
b. reetcrsA b (uty q eaeA OelSelal
aasoancsmsat q the verdict ~ UsA1s
Il hssAsuartsrs u the sastesA eooAst.
msat. 0sverncrs Islan1. ts1ay.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-30
FIFTY PERCENT
SALARY RAISE
FOR TEACHERS
WhIteford to Ask Board 10
Take Action Tonight,
LESS THAN LIVING WAGE
Some Teachers Say Expenses
Greater Than Salaries.

my pspssnt general inersAss In
aiAsiss q city teachers win b recon-
asudsI ID ~ schedule for nest year
vhieA !. l. whksford. city supsrin.
esalsst Viii submit FrIday night 81 the
heAsd Of education meeting, called
especially 70 discuss . salary schedule.
Many tsslAers have confessed 10 Mr..
W1itslerd that their salasy does not
covev tASlr liviag sspsnsss. and that
~ ere loreSd 10 dspsnd partiaiiy upon
eAa1r lan1tss fog support
0loults lroa, Nuestioenairss vhieh
na0eAosp lllle1 cut sh0y that some are
pay1ag a. average Of ~ . month for
- enl yoem. aad that ethsr nsess-
saSy, lsgieifAats s1psnsee. such - doc.
~ thtS. HethiAg, carfaFe and laundry
ss9uife eneeheY w. . moath.
'W1o Nse geeuOA"
Il - net bslisvs thas . giri paying
oil hes eWa lsg(tinsats 4xeenses Tor
twelve moatho oaA i've - St.&e year.
n. WhtlsiuvA said thn userninG.
~: gSs s. s:sen:s S.:. SS.:k. q; :css: rsssis
V&rk. HevsAty Eight tsachsrs srs re-
ssivins not moro than ti,3se . year.
sests6 ! mlaimum Of d 800 10 ti.tSe asd
1Nlaaimun Of li.oee 70 ss.oee TOT GRADE
TSscnsrr suesassisss Tor high school
sslari vere that they sh0uld raufv
from 81 - 10 S?.toe. NJ .teschsrS. and
1or hssda Of departments nom ls.soo 10
!, .oeo. Many teachers sugleetsd gen.
erai 7s percent incssase. ossihsss men
have recommended an average - PEI :
cent increase. with no sSissv iss 'hAn
,'"r ~ Uutra Lsv,sA
r Mr, WMte1uv1 benaves teA4 seasrsee
eun b. ,nesvHaS1 u p9reeat ~ nscriy
.,kS ssns mIlaSs tAst vas Hyisl laae
,Ssv, Vscavso e ~ tneeeaeee valSot
tssss. rSis miiisss " ne ! sliis y.
4 iSwsd me bossd, ~ ~ e.aiu isvy
sSt1d by. the ftSsfeeez -.
EspsSt,tsfs tss s2eVen eeT'se "'s
a i,uiidinSs ere NO. belne ehsesSs ~
V o,,s.,as s 'zssas.' nsS IN "'''
rhi,,y sSHnIsaai tsashsss vsss ~.
'.sessisstsa shls ysas eE ~ yrowsn o.
~ school popsIa1l4u. m - mAsy o.
!Iers nset y sASsd ssss yss.' ~
SSciss saiarsss q q tvslvs- -ussth.
xoonl1 Wouid net slter ~ tsee1 cf the
G1lafy. W nicely adey ME ssard to
p11alp eeney - inesteM lsaess: ..x
ptsy,tnrss c.s1s sesSsfnS ~ q; = ~ ~
s: "; u 4: ~ - s '' "a ! r...',:' ":
~. .sfs.s S.s.r ;,s3 : ssss ssnsi' mo.sS'
.As e. ,ea:ss 7! - 1pls'lss s"s'S ct "''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-30
Me,us Boiled

VeWS OOIleQ
WARRINGTON. - Precedent Wilson
today ssat N the senate the nosnins-
tion Of Frankiin W. N cu,cheon 10
he director Of the var finance corpors-
ton.
IAN vNANcisco. ian. c.--vNs army
transport Mount vsrnoa, which sprung
leak when $50 miIes out VI sap
Francioco on her way under sealed
orders, reached this port this mornas
The Mount Vernon made the return trip
under her own steam. conveyed by a
cruiser and six destroyets which we're
dispatched 10 her cid when u Was be-
lteved she vas Ia danger Of sinking.
SAM TRANcIsco.-W. J. Ourr,s,
PRESIDENT Of the r1rst National bank
ct NswWsn. g Newman. cal. nsss
under arrest here today following dis
covery Of an alleged shertsxe IN the
hanks funds which the bank easm,n.
| cfs cay will probably reach t5oe.ovp,
pAatO.-Mvs Wlltam D. lsses.
| widoH Of tho thplste~ ~tnxsnats, viii be
married by ciyu Ceremony 10 Prince
christopher. younger brother of Former
kinS Constantiss Of Greece. a oene.s
\ on saturday, according 10 the Paria
edition of the New York Herald
NnNpNAM, AAslWa. .--yAe MalNs mitl
and ssvsssl ahjelRteo buDtno4 q the
yood psie p!eas q p1Isss g
s,,n.:.1 y: n;s ss~:s. = 3s,. s1as fss tsrs r.
sas AsssA ~ Ss'aSss Limiting ~eed
olt tvgLANo, oAlA - Nm. n .
ryks Of LAksWesA. ths flrst wcnaa
named 20 leIe0ais 70 national poitt-
cal convention. Vas b0sy tony M0d-
| sstIy receiving soagrst,1ations frcm
| men and wo0sn With whom she va
asseriated In the lsNs fight for equal
ssfrssa
Noag, vkvrsdsy.--issNaN ss,tlsse
c,Ashsl with savt and 0srtnen seilors
On b1arl the stsa4ss AfrlA u re
7yIsAs lIoyl at .lngsgors r.csnsiy.
seeorAiS9 q rsDest 70 the Mssag-
4 eoasiisSsils srsvisy.
,pAe,e y n. ~ 4 u. ,ssesssl
Itreaty bseweeA. belgium and HesIsnc
| WIN sees " signsd ID THE oity aad
~. sccoeSisS y is s1Ss . Fsrs
cSsSss0salsat h that city. Ne nye
puhi)e eolnleN Wln - o11uS1 NJ ~
pSsilsassea II ~ tfesty AnN 0yessss.
tAs bsljef that ~ treaty pae( ~ ~
~ sone1 - . rsesll
e)etoAQor.pese1ass ~ w1ssgee
sa.le9 - - - E nvsaS 49, -
issas e ssvsalp g - leee1e 49,.
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Arizona republican., 1920-09-14
TOAST DELICIOUS
 WHEN ELECTRIC
 FORSTER Is USED

Tn all the realms Of good things to eat, what is there more delicious than a piece of crisp, tender toast of ex- actly the right degree> of golden brown ness. not burned, dried up. hard or tough. How seldom is it that one can count certainly on each piece being just right without any burned parts while other parts are still untoasted? How often do we hear criticism of the quality of toast served in many hotel dining rooms and restaurants?
 Toast properly prepared is more easily digested than fresh bread be- cause in toast the starch is changed into a dextrine (double sugar). The heat necessary to deXrinize starch is approximately 320 degrees. However, when the bread is exposed to a hotter fire and the outside is charred. leaving the inside as moist as ever, the starch is not transformed and the result is merely soggy piece of bread scorched on the outside.
 The only source of heat that win make perfect toast, as it should be made, is uniform electric heat. A big new toaster automatically times the toast It is a simple machine so con structed that when slices of bread are pressure on two small levers lowers the bread into the oven, turns on the electric current and so engages a tim ing arrangement that the toastng pro- ceeds without any attention whatever from the attendant. When the toast is just right the lever is released by the timer, the current turned off and the toast lifted out Of the machine au- tomatically.