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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-18

czajac sic do podania jedynie
swej pensyi. Jest to niewIaSciwe j
bonusy te take powinny bye do
liczone do stalego dochodu.
PRZECIW PIKIETO =
WANIU.
OSm departamentowych ska
dow W SrodmieSciu PREY State ul.,
a mianowicie: Rotschild and Co.,
The Fair, The Boston Store,
Marshall Field and Co., C.. A. Ste
vens and Bros, Carson, Prize,
Scott and Co., Mandel Bros. i
Hillman's otrzyma}o wczoraj cd
sedziego Denisa T. Sullivana "a
kaz, wzbraniajacy cz}onkom uni
szoferow, woznicow i %pomocni--
kow pikietowania ! przeszkadza-
MA pracownikom tychze SHADOW
w w~ykonywaniu ich piracy. w
odnosnem podaniu zaznaczono, re
cz}onkowie tel nowozorganizowa
rej uni staraja sic Emusic swych
koleg6w z tych SHADOW do wy
stapienia re swojej organizacyi j
przylaczenia sic do Mich.
PROHIBICYA A OSZCZE-
DNOSc.
Wielkie bank w srodmieSclu
utrzymuja, re z nastaniem prohi-
bicyi zwiekszyfa sic wSr6d ludno-
sci amerykanskiej W znacznym
stopniu oszczednoSG. Ponizsze
cyfry w~ykazuja, jak W podanych
bankach zwiekszy}y sic w tym
roku depozyta oszczednoSciowe
w ciagu mleSiecy Stycznia | Lutte
go:
Continental and Com. $685. 2l
First Trust and Saw. 1928
State By. of Chicago 3S4,433
Merchants In. and Tr. 344, 165
Central Trust 233,359
Union Trust 165,3 66
Northern Trust 47,799
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-18
handlo-
"a HOO
VER'EM.
Princeton, N. J., Is. marca. :

Princeton, N. J., IL. marca. -
Herbert Hoover otrzyma maj
mniej po}owe gios6w Cd fakultetu
Profesorow uniwersytetu Prince
ton, jezeli ubjegac sic bedzie o
nominacye ma prezydenta w przy-
sziej ~jesieni. Prof. Flip Marshall
Brown, ktory byf czionkiem anne
rykahskiej Legacy w Hadze u =
:rzymuje, re juz pie6dziesieciu pro
jesorow zapisaio sic jake czion-
kow do klubu Hoover'a. Klub
Hoover'a ma bye bezpartyjny i
NIGGA do niego nalezec, tax repu-
olikanie jak ! demokraci. PoznieJ
klub ten posiadaG bedzie takze cd
dial kobiet.
w SPRAWIE PASZPORToW.
Nowy York, Is. marca, - A.
plikacye w celu uzyskania pasz-
Portow ma wyjazd "a granice sta
iq sic coraz liczniejsze. Wedlug
obliczen g}ownego zarzadcy biura
,paszportow Ira F. Holt'a, pre-
cietnie co dnia nap}ywa okolo
dwieScie aplikacyi. Aplikacye be-
ia przyjmowane, ale wydawanie
paSzportow ustanie ma jakiS czas,
dopoki senat ME z~amianuje Balm
bridge'a Colby sekretarzem sta
M. lub tez prezydent sam ME "a
n.ianuje nastepcy ma m~iejsce Fr.
/. Polka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-18

Pc szczeSliwcj operacyi W szpitalu
South Shore, p~owr6ci1a do domu pa
nj Maryanna Rudnicka, Fam. pnr. S412
EScanaba ave
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-18
Washington, Is. marca.

Sprawozdanie z biura cenzusu
wykazuje, re ludnoSc Hawaii wy
nosi 249,992, ME wiaczajqc do
tel liczby osob znajdujacych sic
w wojskowych marynarskich sta
cyach. LudnoSc dystvktu Homo
lulu wynosi S0,369 mieszkanc0w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-18
T~RZYDZIESTU NOWYCH MI
LIONEROW w CHICAGO.

w brurze kolektora podatkowe
go Harry Magera oSwiadczono
wczoraj ma p~odstawie otrzyma-
nych zgtoszen podatku dochodo--
wego, re miastu naszemu przyby
10 w ciagu minionego roku 81 no.
wych milionerow. w calym dy
strykcie chicagoskim, kt6ry siega
do Peoria ma polnoc do granic Sta
nu, znajduje sic obecnie 75l osob,
kt6re opsacaja podatek Cd majat
ku przewyzszajacego ,Ooo,O 900.
wartoSci.
CO sic tyczy zgloszen podatko-
wych, zaznaczono W biurze szefa
deputowanych kolektora, re VIE
III urzednikow wielkich kompanii,
ktore plaza swym frnkcyonaryu--
szom bonusy, ME wliczyho tako--
wych do swego dochodu, ograni-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-18
OGRANICZENIE A D
AGENToW PROHIBICYJ
NYCH.

John F. Kramer, krajowy dyrek
tor agentow prohibicyjnych, ode
cl'ai wczoraj z powrotem do Wa
szyngtonu, przedtem jednak Wy
dab zarzadzenie, ma podstawie kto
rego wladza, jaka wykonywai do
tychczas major Dalry7nple, costa
Ia mu w znacznej czeSci odjeta i
przeniesiona ma marszaSka Sta
now Zjednoczonych Johna J.
Bradley'a. Pan Kramer wydas ma
jorowi Dalrymple ustny rozkaz
re odtad ME wolno mu przedsie--
braG zadnych aresztowan, konfi-
skat, ami rewizyi be- poprzednie-
60 uzyskania takiego zezwole-
MIA ma to Cd marszaika
Bradley'a i re wogole ma on role
swoja i swoich agentow zreduko-
wac raczej do SciSe d~oradczej i
wykonawczej, a ME decydujaceJ.
Ponadto zarzadzii pan Kramer,
re w razie konfiskaty wodki innc
60 alkoholu, ma on bye oddany w
przechowanie marsza{kowi Brad
ley'owi.
Pred samym odjazdem oSwia
dczyl pan Kramer, re w Wa
szyngtonie drukuja sic obecnie u
rzedowe blankiety ma recepty, ia
kie NIGGA wydawac lekarze swym
pacyentom ma zakupno w0dki.
Kazdy z lekarzy otrzyma wkrot-
&c pewna liczbe blankietow / apte
kom ME bedzie wolno sprzedawac
wodki ma zadne inne recepty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-18
o
O~TRZYMUJE M Cd
RZADU

Inzynier Fundament nadeslal
kablogram, d~onoszqcy, &c wszy-
stkie maszyny przesyIane przez
Stow. Mechanik6w do Polski, 20
staly zwolnione Cd cha przez rad
Polski. Rad Polski zakupii przez
Stow. Mechanik0w 16 piecio-Oso-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-18

Ma niedzielnem p~oSiedzeniu ..Sekcyi
R%atunkowej Polek" skupiajacych sic
PREY parafii sw. Maryi Magdaleny, u
chwalono wziac jak najenergiczniejSzy
udzial W p%rzyszlym .,drajwie" ma ratu-
mex POlSki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-18
WNIoSKI o ZNIzENIE cENY
WEGLA.

Washington, Is. marca. - Sc
nator Frelinguysen re Stanu New
Jersey, personal---very. sub ?komi
tetu weglowego przedstawii one
gdaj w senacie try wnioski, ma
jace "a eel zrownanie weglowej
produkcyi i dystrybucyi W pre-
c;agu caiego roku. Jezeli tie who
ski przejda W Bialym Domu, to
senator przepowiada, re narod a.
merykanski oszczedzi 100000
600 rocznie. Pierwszy wniosek
proponuje zniesienie aktu Levera
co do federalnego zarzadzania pro
dukcya wegla; drugi wniosek pro
ponuje naznaczenie federalnego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-18

4S niewiast i panien, co jest stosunko-
wo malq liczba ma parable Sw. Maryi
Magdaleny. Dodac nalezy, Re wykfady
te 50 bardzo pozyteczne W zyciu ma
Sym codziennym i kaAda kobieta Tub
panienka powinna z tel szkO}y korzy-
STAG. Wykiady odbywaja sic W sail pa
rafialnej we wtorki i czwartki cd go
dziny 9tej do 10 80 pred po1udniem i
cd godziny 40 do 9tej wieczorem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-18
G~UBERNATOR z AIRY
LAND "a
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Is. marca.

3 i pol procentowego pi-
wa zostala wzieta pod rozwage w
legislature Stanu Maryland. Gu-
bernator w. c. Richie przeslaf
komunikacye do legislatury i pro-
s., ably ucl,walono piwo 3 pol
procentowe ola klasy pracujacej
lax r0wniez i ola farmerow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-18

komisarza weglowego z pensya
$4,000 rocznie. Ostatni wniosek
ma ma celu znizenie oplaty frach-
towel "a przewoz wegla o 30 pro-
cent taniej W lecie anizeli W III
mic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-18
Kronika MiejSCOwa.

Dokonczenie ze STRONGLY l-szei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-18

W niedziele Palmowa, dnia 2Sgo b.
M, odbedzie sic przedstawienie kline
m~atografic1ne obraz6w Meki Pa1skiej,
W sail parafialnej. Popo}udniu odbe-
die sic ono ola dzieci w~ylacZnie, a
wieczorem dla doroslych. Doch6d pre-
znaczony ma korzySc parafii. Bilety be-
da po umiarkOwanej Genie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-18

Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu lokalnego
Komitetu Obywatelskiego, dzia}ajacego
przy parafii p. W. sw. Maryi Magdale-
ny, uchwalono ~rezolucye, kt6re byly
przeSlane aldermanom Smej wardy mia
nowicie: p. Marcinowi FurmanOwi |
Ross A. Woodhull'owi, 2 domaganiem
sic lepszego oswietlenia i porzadniej-
s2ego czyszczenia ullc i zaulk0w W O.
brebie parafii Sw. Maryi Magdaleny.
y
Oh. Leon Kosiara, zam. pnr. SIG
Cramdon ave-, kt6ry sic znajduje W
Szpitalu so. Shore Hospital Cd kilku
tygodni ob}oznie chory ma zapalenie
pfuc, p~rzychodzi powoli do zdrowia. Ia
diva tygodnie pacyent spodziewa sic po-
wr6cic do rodziny do domu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-18

We wtOrek, dnia 1890 b. m, rozpo-
cze4a sic nauka ,.domowej opieki mad
chorymi", pod dozorem St0warzySze-
mia ,,Czerwoneg0 Krzyza'. Z~apisaio sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-18

czajac sic do podania jedynie
swej pensyi. Jest to niewiaSciwe j
bonusy te take powinny bye do
liczone do stalego dochodu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-18
LUDNOSc HAWAI-.

w Niemczech.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-30
Wrap All Tools.

All good tools should be wrapped
up, otherwise they will rust. and rust
uulls their cutting edges. The careful
carpenter wraps his tools in a wooden
cioth we'll oiled. The careful chauf-
1eur wrans all polished tools before
putting them In the tool box and keeps
hem away from the storage battery.
the fumes of which will quickly rust
them.
Washington q Thorough Farmer.
Washington was a good farmer and
always wanted to learn. Az America
had produced no books ON agriculture
at that early date. he was forced to
Try many experiments. The year when
ne was busy with the making Of the
FEDERAL Constitution he expernmanped
with oats, his diary shows.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-30
NO ONE ASSAILED
IN LEGION REPORT
World War Veterans Repudiate Re-
port made in Atlanta Newspaper of
Singing Individuals for Political AS
Sault.

Atlanta.-At special meeting of the
executive committee of Atlanta Post
No. l, American Legion, called for the
purpose of preparing statement con-
corning a resolution adopted by the
post, letter to the press was drafted,
stating that the report of the resolu-
tons passage, as published in the
Atlanta Constitution was incorrect.
The statement, in part, says:
The action of the executive COM
mittee was in no. sense designed to
retract anything in the original reso-
luton, it was stated, and was taken
to counteract the erroneous impress
sion as to the legion having singled out
any individual for politicval assault.
THE name of no individual was
mentioned and no individual was as
sailed, and that portion of the &C
count of the meeting which says that
Hardwick and Smith were freely
mentioned by the members on the
floor in connection with the purport
of the resolution is incorrect. No
names were mentioned-'freely' or
otherwise.
The name of no individual was sim
gled out. The members of the Legion
feel that it is the province of those
who served in the Great war to sug-
gest to their comrades standard of
loyalty to American principles where
by to judge the fitness of those offer
ing for office now or hereafter.
I'VE ask that this correction be
given all the prominence possible"
Referring to criticisms from histile
sources of U. S. Senator Hoke Smiths
war record, one of Atlanta's most
prominent business men made the fol.
lowing statement:
Senator Hoke Smith has one son
and three sons-in-law. Two of them
were in the army and two in the navy
during the World War. I happen to
know that Senator Smith subscribed
and paid for over twenty thousand
dollars worth of Liberty Bonds. and
gave over two thousand dollars to the
patriotic causes. l wonder how the
record of his critics will compare with
the record of Senator Smith Further
more, he has made the interest and
welfare of his constituents his first
duty. and greatest pleasure in Official
service. A study of the important leg
:lslation and work in which Senator
Smith either led the fight outright,
or materially assisted, shows a record
possessed by gew United States sena-
tore in this generation.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-30
Beautiful Belief.

We are born to higher destiny
than that Of earth. There Is q realm
where the rainbow never fades. where
the stars will spread before US like
islands that slumber on the ocean. and
where the beings that pass before US
like shadows will stay in our presence
forever -rRnlwar T.vtton
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-30
Lime Water Bread.

Lime is lacking in the tropics, gen.
orally speaking, and for that reason
q medical authority urges the eating
Of bread made of lime water as
means of supplying the necessary ele-
ment to the system.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-30
Fingers With Only One Joint.

DR.. G. f. Oddie reports to the ar
chives of radiology and electrother-
apy Nondon) the case Of boy of
fourteen whose fingers have only one
joint His mother had similar hands,
as have four of her nine children, the
fingers Of the five others being nor
NAL.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-30
NOTICE TO DEBTORS

All debtors of B. Goldenberg; Dixie
Grocery Company; c. L. Garwood;
and Smith Bros. areshereby notified
that hold their accounts for collect
ion. Prompt settlement is requested.
Samuel Kassewitz, atty.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-30

hAlK'S LIVER PILLS do contain Cslornel, which q
tho emily real Liver Cleanser, (hut rot the sickenin
gripping Calounel you've dreaded all your Ete; il
70 scientifically combined with otaer cleansing
druss that it will not sicken grippe or interfere viii
yeuT work. Known anG endorsed by thousaneaas
2Sc At DRUe AND GENERAL Sy0Res.
kade BY the r.a..era of Plank's Chill Toux
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-30

Mrs. Cora Burrows and daughters,
Misses Alice, Ola Bell and Ga Team
spent the weekend in Poulan, Ga,
with Mrs. Stephen Jones.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-30
It's a Bear for Wear
1.-The GILLETTE of Course

The soundness of Gillette safety
in the fact that the second sales of the Ges greater than
the second sale other tire put
The Gillette Non-Skid Tread takes firm hold holds
within bounds of safety It gives positive nonsd
as it S in service 1t non-skid type
skid drawback Has mileage meritsafey met-riding
be had only by the scientific
Gillette Chilled Rubber
refining treatment that
endurance No tread fabric
effects greatest mage-greaest
of comfort savings-s of
this Gillette NonSid The greatest
cured from NonSkd Tire Gillette your
will say sol
Arizona republican., 1920-03-01
SOUNDS GALL T0 ARMS IN WAR LIN DISEASE MENACE
Begin Campaign on Ve- neral Diseases T h a t Threaten Nation = Urge Everybody to Help

Dr. z. Causey of Douglas, director of the bureau of venereal disease control Is in the city in the couse of a cam paign to enlist the cooperation of the people in fighting a menace which he regards as most serious one and which is actively engaging the atten- ton of the government.
 Describing the ravages of these dis eases, he said that they are causing the people of the United States an annual loss of $500,000,000. They are spread ing sterility. blindness and insanity. They impose" said Dr. Causey. "a burden of physical and mental suffer ing which has now become intolerable. The state boards of health and the U. $. Public Health service have or ganized a systematic attack upon these diseases. The problem has been studied scientifically and d program for the control of the menace has been agreed upon. The necessary machin- cry in the national and state govern ments has been established. The only essential lacking is the will of the people. Just as soon as the people or the United States definitely deside to eliminate venereal diseases. these dis ases will go.
 We have permitted venereaI disease and other social evils to menace the nation and we have been content with a limited participation in civic affairs because we have not seen clearly how we could effectually help combat these evils. It seems futile sometimes for an individual to raise his hand against a great national menace. Now, how ever. every citizen has an opportunity to enlist in an organized fight, to rem der a distinctly patriotic service and help in tangible way in eradicating venereal disease which are admitted to be the greatest public health men, ace confronting the world today.
 Everybody Can Help
 ''The individual can help in the cam paign for the control of venereal dis eases in three definite ways:
 "G) Inform yourself. Find ou: all you can about venereal diseases Acquaint yourself with the compre- hensive plan to fight them with the medical. legal, educational and recre- ational measures to be taken. Then you can see how as business man a public spirited woman, mechanic doctor, lawyer, minister. day laborer or educator you can help most ef- eectively-
 "(2) Get the problem of venereal dis ease definitely before the citizens ol your community; distribute pamphlets among members of your club, at meet ings of the parent-teacher's asSocia- tions. among church members, among relatives, neighbors, friends. Cap or your mayor, city health officer, chie1 of police and tell them you want tc help place your city at the top of the list as the city doing most to eradicate he venereaI menace. Arrange for z
Arizona republican., 1920-03-01
LiSeNceN ApLieD foR
To Jail or Altar

To Jail or Altar
 A big woman walked into the outer office at police headquarters followed by a small man.
 ''Is this the place to get a license?" the woman asked Sergt. Rearoon.
 What kind of a license do you want?" questioned the police sergeant.
 "A marriage license, of course; what do you think?"
 Then you want to go to the court house. lady. This is the police sta- tion.''
 The woman turned with scornful glance upon the unobtrusive man who had followed her.
 ..You poor boob" she expostulated. q told you this wasn't the place' What are you trying to do-get me into jail instead of church?" and grabbing the arm of her alarmed fiance she rushed him out of the building.
 A Family Policeman
 sThere are two babies in an auto mobile at the corner of First avenue and Washington street that are at tracting considerable attention by their ability to squall. I think they need some attention" was the report received by the police the other night Officer Sullivan was sent to investl- gate. He had no trouble in locating the babies. as large crowd had congregated around them and every one seemed to be offering suggestions and advice as to the best method ol pacifying the aroused infants. "Those babies have been crying foi more than an hour, and no one has been able to do anything wirh them one of the bystanders told the officer as he elbowed his way through the crowd.
 "Where are the parents?" the officer asked.
 "They've gone to the picture show some one replied, and as if again re- minded of the cruel manner in which they had been abandoned for the lur- | of the flickering cinema, the babies resumed hitting higher notes thar Caruso ever attempted.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-01
NEW BOOKS AT THE
 PHOENIX LIBRARY

The following books have been added to the Phoenix public library
 Your Heart and How to Care For It, Robert H. Babcock. Essentials of So- cial Psychology, E. s. Bogardus. Ar chitecture and Democracy. c. F. Brag- don. Golden Treasure of Magazine Verse. w. $. Braithwaite. Illustrated Exercises In Designe, Elizabeth C. Branch. Our Winter Birds, How to Know and Attract them, Frank M. Chapman. aby, Before and After Ar rival. Joseph Brown Cooke. Gray s Manual of Botany, Asa Gray. Inter national Jewish Cook Book, F. K Greenbaum. Blways In Southern Tue cany. Katherine Hooker. Short His tory of English Literature in 18th Gen. tury. w. H. Hudson. Christ's Life In Pictures J. B. Keith. Fifteen Thousand Useful Phrases. Greenville kleiser. Fiery Cross, John Oxenham. Practical Mathematics, 4 vols., c. l. Palmer. Isabel of Castle, Ierne l.. Plunket. Western Livestock Management, Er- mine l.. Potter. Representative Amer ican Plays, A. H. Quinn Aeroplane Construction and Operation, J. B. Rath- bun. Story of Buddhism, Kenneth J. Saunders Road to Healthy Old Age. T. F. Scott Business of the House hold, C. w. Taber. Mexico Today and Tomorrow, E. D. Trowbridge- Prin- ciples of Salesmanship, Harold White head. Business of Finance, Hartley Withers. Games for Children's Devel- opment, H. A. Wrightson. Practical Psychology of Voice and Life, w. H.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-01
A Jarrinq Note

It was a handsome new motor car that was driven down Washing ton street one day the past week. Brlght and shiny, and of evidently the $2,000 class, it made smart appearance which was not in the least detracted from by the two well-groomed women in the front seat. Numerous heads were admiringly turned as the outfit passed westward toward the state house, thesup- to- date car harmonlZlnS 2 splendidly with the beautiful and well-dressed occupants.
 As the attractive car and passen- gers moved on by the spectators, there was other evidence revealed that the automobile was strictly new it had no state license tag on the rear In it's place was a card stat ing that application had been made for one.
 But it was a jarring note in the symphony of beauty.
 Of the three words on the card, two were misspelled. It read thus
Arizona republican., 1920-03-01

lecture on the subject. see that your public library has the books on sex education, recommended by the U. ;. Public Health service.
 "(3) Teach your own boys and girls the fact of sex. You can do thls through quiet talks, books and pamph- let's Ignorance breeds disease, ve- nereal diseases included Your chll- dren are only human, do not let them go wrong through your negligence. Help the new generation to start right-
 State Board in Campaign
 The Arizona State Board of Health is putting forth every effort possible with the limited means in hand to place Arizona in the front rank or states in the campaign for the con trol of venereal diseases.
 s.Realizing the importance of proper diagnosis and prompt and sclentlIlc treatment of victims of these diseases the state board has arranged with the Arizona state hospital, Phoenix, 10 do all Wassermann blood tests sent them without cost to the sender, to furnish free for those not otherwise able 10 obtain it. arsphenamine for the treat ment of syphilis. The various county and city health officers of the state have agreed to treat free those apply ing to them and who are not able 10 pay Westhink these are steps Tn the right direction and urge that those in need of treatment avail themselves of the oportunity.
 "The state board of health earnestly solicits the cooperation of all men and women in the state who are m terested in the present and future wei fare of our people in the campaign for the control of these insidious and dangerous diseases.
 Write the state board for informa l. tion or literature bearing on this sub- feet and it will be cheerfully furnished.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-01
NOW THEY'RE SHAklN' SHlMMiES
 INSTEAD OF TAMBORiNES

NEW YORK.-No longer does the languorous and sloe eyed senorita shake her little tamborine.' as she was wont in the days when Al JOlSOn sang his song. Now the only thing the Spanish dancer shakes is the shimmy.
 And she's some shimmy shaker.
 Profs. Julian Martorell and Juan Ortega. representing the Spanish min istry of education in this country, to occupy chairs at Columbia university and Wisconsin State university. say so.
 Gone are the snapping castanets and the soft-stringed guitars. The Kid from Madrid" has traded 'em both for a saxophone and snare drum. Her fandangoes now are full of iazz, and the one-step and fox trot, where the feet are non- essential, nave completely replaced the old high kick ing examples of terpschorean art.
 But that's not all. The Spanish cavalier. or his modern substitute.