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Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
ELECTRICAL RECORD
 IF PAST 1OO YEARS

The real birth of modern electrical science took place on September IS. just one hundred years ago. This event was somewhat extensively cele- brated last week in many of the great laboratories of the electrical industry. It was on this date that Andre Marie Ampere. a French professor. presented
 his historic paper before the Academy of Sciences in Paris. which showed that electricity and magnetism were definitely related one to another. This discovery had only been made a week prior by Oersted. a professor in a Co., penhagen university
 Prior to this time all the world knew of the science which. in a measure to- day, rules the worlds business, were a few discreet and unrelated fragments of knowledge concerning voltaic cleo tricity and the magnetism of lode stones. Many had dreamed of their relationship but it was Oersted who unlocked the gates to what is the foundation of electrical development today. It was Ampere who placed this knowledge before the world.
 The practical application of these discoveries have been many. and they have been of tremendous importance In electrical instruments. in electrical communications, in deriving mechani- cal from electrical energy-all these were in principle placed in the hands of mankind by the two professors whose search for the abstract truth, of nature brought them to one of the worlds greatest discoveries
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
UNCLE SAM LEADS
 WORLDS BATTING

Read these recent statistics and you will get a good idea of just what sort Of an industrial giant Uncle Sam has grown to be in the last two years. The United States has only 6 per cent of the worlds population. It has a shade less than per cent of the worlds land.
 Yet it's percentages of worlds pro- duets are: Automobiles. S per cent; corn. 75 per cent; oil, 66 per cent; electricity, 65 per cent; cotton 60 per cent; copper. 60 per cent; aluminium. so per cent; coal g per cent: zinc, 90 per cent; silver. 40 per cent lead 40 per cent: iron and steel. 40 per cent; wheat g per cent; gold, 20 per cent.
 generation ago the United States was far down the list in practically all these products. No development has contributed more and none promises more in the future than the adaptibil- ity of electricity to the nations work.
 This silent and majestic force has met no task to which it is not equal. And it has done all things well. And now, with great wealth of power to be released from the rivers and noun tains of America, one may look in the next few years to a still higher jump | in the nations batting averages. America is still the garden spot oi the earth to those who understand and i appreciate her.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
SCIENCE STAGES NEW DOMESTIC DRAM

must find out all about that one before we decide to buy. But to anyone well in touch with the electric washer business, the choosing of q washer is not so difficult.
 Although there are over one hundred and thirty different makes of electric washers, there are only four types or principles used in washing machine con struction. You will agree with me that you do not care to inyesti- gate one hundred and thirty var ious named washers but that 1t is very simple to study four general types and then base your decision on this investigation.
 Next weeks article will discuss The Dolly Type Electric washer. There are over thirty washers on the market using this type of con struction. They are the lowest priced and the oldest known type of electric washer to be had.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
FOR FROSTY MORNINGS

Early in the fall, mornings and even ings begin to be chilly and early ris- CTS rushing into the bathroom feel some discomfort in taking a morning plunge in an unheated bathroom. It is too soon to start the furnace going for the winter but there is a frosty morning friend that may be called the electric omforter-radiant heater. Where there are young children in the home. such a heater is almost indis- pensable. In the bathroom or the dressing room the electric heater re- moves all the discomfort of bathing. shaving. dressing when the tempera- ture is below normal.
 Thorough comfort in the use of cleo trical appliances in the home depends upon having plenty of handy outlets where the electric radiator or other ap- pliances can be quickly and easily con- nected. Perhaps no appliance is more popular during a cold snap than the frosty morning friend. There are sev- eral types of luminous radiators for use in an ordinary fireplace. From two to four heating units are used with each radiator and each heating unit takes 250 watts
 For business administration elect Stoddard senstor.-adV. fs
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
PRESENT DAY CREED
 IF GENERAL PUBLIC

q I know my money is worth only about half of what it used to be worth and that it costs more to get what want
 e I don't want to wait ten minutes when I make a telephone call.
 (3) I don't want to ride on street cars that are so decrepid that they are dangerous
 (D I don't want gas pressure on half the day and off the other half. I've got to have it on all day. (5) I don't want my electric lights fluttering and uncertain and I don't want my power cratic and limited. co I don't want my telegraph mes- sages delayed or not sent at all. @ I don't want my trains cut down in number so that there is a jam on every car I get into. (s) I want adequate. accurate and courteous service all along the line oi the public service utilities. (9) I am willing to pay what is
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
UNUSUAL USES OF

Rv this time most everyone is fa- miliar with the fact that an electric cleaner will clean house faster than oy the broom and dust-rag method. Practically every modern housewife is convinced that it is more sanitary to have a dust bag absorb dirt than to disseminate it into the surrounding atmosphere. watch it settle on furni- ture then chase it off again. But many folks are still unaware that a modern electric cleaner has a whole repertoire of unusual uses
 There are the furs and fall apparel that need airing and dusting now. Bring the cleaner into use and let 1t freshen up the furs- Winter hats can be rejuvenated and winter coats. vel vets and other heavy materials that always look a little mussed when taken out of the boxes where they have been stored.
 If the hot air register refuses to work on the first cold day it is prob ably clogged with dirt. Let the cleo tric cleaner remove the dirt; hot air will then rush forth when the furnace fire is started Suppose you have a large box to clean. Is it not easier to insert the hose and long tube of an electric cleaner than to do the work by hand? If you have been on Ions automobile trip and the upholstery of the car is covered with dust. the cleo tric cleaner will get the dust thus re- storing the color without the necessity of tiresome hand brushing. Perhaps one of the best things a cleaner does is to pick up the threads and ravelings from the sewing-room floor after the ! days sewing is done.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05

electrical goods are the vogue and set the standard in all civilized countries.
 The rapid international development of this industry and the speed at which it has attained it world prominence is particularly indicative of the American people The labor saving advant2 ses' the convenience and utility of American made electrical appliances such as elec- tric washers. electric cleaners, sew mo- tors and big ironers have appealed very strongly to the Amerian woman ana in the stress of present day servant shortage they have been quick 10 uul- ize these advantages. In homes Where thev are now obliged to get along with one servant instead of several,
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05

reminded one of a half grown pup. all legs and no body.
 The electric cleaners of this early period were for the most part a combination of the suction and brush type. They were not as vet developed to the point where they had much suction and so they were usually equipped with some sort of a revolving brush similar to that of a carpet sweeper. The supposition was that the brush would pick up the surface litter. threads. ravelings. etc; that the suction failed to get. However. the revolving brush in an electric cleaner has always heen an admission that the sue tion was not strong enough to take all the dirt and surface litter without the assistance of brush.
 Next week we will discuss the various types of the modern cleo tric vacuum cleaner.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
HEATING APPLIANCE
 SALES LEAD WORLD

Tow people realize that the electric heating appliance industry of tho Unit cl states pre- -cminently leads the world.
 The progressive women of the world nre Inclined Co look upon the Amer Iran made electric appliances in the stwc way as they regard hats and
 gowns of French creation. American
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
Answering the Housewife's Ques- ton "How Shall l Keep the House Without Servants"


  dispense with help entirely social Mechanical The factories do  everybody when twist of the wrist wofk
  There place the things for And aborsavng devices have
  ing
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 6 1920

the electric appliances have proved of untold value
 Thus the encouragement which home keepers have given to manufacturers has made it possible to place American electrical home appliances in the com manding position which they occupy throughout the world today.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
HousecIeaning, Ancient and Modern
Continued From Last Week Rv E p. Iones

The first portable vacuum cleaners that came on the market were of two kinds. the hand va cuum and the cleaner operated by electricity. Neither one were overly successful in the getting of dirt. although of the two the hand vacuum was perhaps the most eff ficient. But. Oh my. the elbow grease required to operate that early hand vacuum cleaner.
 Those early portable electric vacuum cleaners were just about the funniest looking pieces of me chanism you ever saw. They had little narrow nozzle and a long straight handle. Altogether they
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
HOUSEWIVES! LET ELECTRICITY WORK FOR YOU!

just and reasonable to get this service and to maintain it on d serviceabic basis.
 (10) 1 won't stand for un1ue profits but the time is past when politicians can make a football out of every pub lie utility company they want to thl ot- tie. l am willing to pay it D get the train back on the track.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
THE CHOICE OF AN ELECTRIC
 WASHER

Choosing an electric washer has almost been a universal job of late. Tn the past year there have been more electric washers pur- chased than in the previous twelve years. This job of choosing an electric washer gets more difficult to the average person as time goes on because the number of wash
 CTS on the market is constantly on the increase. We think that we have ours chosen when we hear a friend talking about a new one we've never heard about and we
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
EDITOR AND SINGER DUEL WITH SWORDS

BUENOS AIRES-A newspaper at tackled Raquel Mellr Spanish singer Then the editor of the paper and Mel Tor fought three rounds with swords The editor was wounded in the arm.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05

By placing a box so shaped that it will fit snugly against a furnace door, and placing an electric fan in this box, with the draft from it bearing on the
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05

burning fuel. a great deal more eff ciency may be obtained from the fur mace
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
The Modern Home
 Laundry

(The third of a series of artis cles by John Urner of interest to anyone planning on a laundry at hOmp0
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05

For business administration elect Stoddard senstor.-adV. it
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-05

= o o o o Q o Q Q o q Q Q Q o o
ts FOR SALE G
o o o Q @ o o Q o 9 o o q Q o 9
FOR SALE-Old papers, at 25 cents
per one hundred. '"The Oasis" If
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-05

brought into the chain again, after
the lapse of century.
At termination of the interesting
address of the eloquent and learned
member an hour was given over to
sociability, after which the party re-
turned to the city as they went out
in a fleet of automobiles. However
before leaving the historic ground a
vote of thanks was adopted to Mr..
Titcomb in rendering the romantic
and historic spot for the meeting of
the club.
And there was advanced sug-
gestion that found favor Immediate
ly: To have the next weekly meet
ing take form of an excursion, like
this one, to the Tumacacori Mission,
inviting Dean Cummings of the Uni
versity of Arizona, head of the Ari-
zona Archaeological Association, to be
a guest of the club, and address the
members upon the rich and romantic
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-05
NOGALES GROWS

Several important financial enter
prises that will be under management
and control of Nogales business men.
contributing to wealth, development
and advancement of opportunity in
this neck of woods are "on the knees
of the gods;" and in due time full
accounts thereof will appear in these
columns of "The Oasis" Despite the
mistakes of those who should know
better Nogales continues to forge
ahead, and it grows, and grows, and
grows.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-05
"THE SMART SHOP"

Announcement is made of opening
# "The Smart Shop" by Mrs. S. d..
Brown, at 220 Grand Avenue. just
lorth of the Hotel Bowman, where
most exquisite creations and lat
st styles in Spring Millinery are
zen for inspection and sale. Mrs.
.r1Wn and her able assistants are
.vperts in their art; so no fair No
alense need send abroad for head
.ear that is chic, stylish and sensible.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-05

WANTED TO SELL-Old papers in
bundles of 100, IS cents. "The
Oasis" office
EXPERIENCED SALES LADY -
Wanted. Must have good refer
enees. Good pay with good op-
portunity for advancement. Must
speak Spanish. Apply at the
French Shop, 119-A, Morley Ave-
nue.. 2:25-tf.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-05
THEv0LSTEhD
PROHIBIT
LAW STANDS
UNREPEALED
Omitted Press Service)

WASHINGTON, March A. By an
overwhelming vote the House refused
oday to repeal the Volstead Pro-
libition Enforcement Law.
That action came on motion by
! representative Egan, democrat, Of
lew Jersey, to discontinue all pro-
bition appropriations on July 1st,
nd to repeal the Volstead Enforce
lent Act at that time.
The vote was 24S to sc.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-05

theme offered in the history of these
missions, which have been given by
Professor Cummings great deal of
careful and attentive study.
. In closing this description it is ap-
propriate to state that the Mems
Club Of Nogales, while the latest and
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-05
PORTUGAL RADICAL
Omitted Press Service)

MADRID, Spain, March A. The
Minister of Interior announced tonight
that unofficial dispatches from the
Portuguese frontier seem to confirm
reports that Soviet Republic has
been proclaimed in Portugal"
1t was announced that the tele-
graph strike had prevented direct
communication with Portugal, since
8 o'clock last night.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-05

FOR SALE-A Ford, with truck box;
offered cheap. Apply Otto Mayer,
Plumber, 138 Grand Ave. 3:2-2t
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-05
ARGUMENT BEGUN AT ALBANY
Omitted Press Service)

ALBANY, N. Y, March AR
raigning the Socialist Party of Amer
lea as Disloyalty Party, dis
graced by perpetual treason" Martin
Conboy began the closing argument
for the prosecution" in the assembly
Investigations of five suspended
Socialist members of the legislature
of New York.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-05

most youngest addition to civic life in
Nogales, has stepped at once to the
front rank among beneficent institu-
tions that are becoming features in
growth and development of the Line
Cities. It's founders "have builded
better than they knew"
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-05

We make the Nights bright. Ari
EUna Gas & Electric Co.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-05
Mems Club
Continued from Page u

small charge per head, the proceeds
to go toward support of the cost; a
suggestion that might be extended to
the other missions as restored and
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-05

WE'LL DRILLING Rountree and
wilson, expert well drillers, are
located now in Nogales. Anyone
desiring a well drilled should COM
municate with this firm, care of
General Delivery, Nogales, Ari.
@oha' 3:4-t1
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-05

FOR SALE-OAK and Mesquite
Wood. T. M. Ford, Phone Ill.
1:25-tf-cg.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-25


lsstch svotlych ,lnshy, = psaciho
stulku snala modlici kniaku a pc.
boenim pokoiikcm ubirala No k
zadni bndovs gamcckc, Velmi jed.
noduchy odty y bflych krajck vol.
No objimal ztepild tyary %pruzncbo
ttla icjiho. komorna soustrast.
me pohlizcla IN syou ddmou, ma
.iciilto tvafi noe " Salu probdd-
zdstavila svc stiny.
Ma dvorccku hrabsnka Kl6ra
setkula Sc \ hrabenkou klotildou
u \ komteskami, kterc po%strannim
nizkym vchodcm SC vraccly y par.
ku.
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chala il hrab6nka Klotilda sc sr.
dccnym nsm6ycm n $ otcvfcnou
ndruci vstfic, "tesim sc, Re isl 20.
stala dncs : ndmi." A pfivinuvsi
j k sobG, polibila j mn cello.
Opctujic vrouci stisknuti sve
tcbyne, Kldra vyhybala sc ocim
jcjim, phase smckla svhj zrak Ike
komtcskdm, kter6 $ pfivetivym
pozdravcm j nabizcly nekter6 "a
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Irozvite, a pojavSe j mczi scbe u&
stoupaly s nj We vcscltm hovoru
po sirokych pohodlnych schodcch
do pryniho patra.
IIrab6nka Klotilda odpocfvajic
pc kazdGm tfctim ctvrtem kroku
SC zalibcnim patfila ma IN skupi.
MI mladych a milych bytosti, KITE
re pred nj v prost6m domacim L.
|boru lctnim TAX kfcpcc SC vzndSe-
ly, cclemu zdmku bibensk6mu
pravG svou mnohosti zvldstniho
.pdvnbu poskytovaly u jejf mater.
skG srdcc tolika radostmi napl-
novaly.
PROD ncni Kldra rad6ji take
mou dcer0ul' ~zatouzila We svG
mysli, kdyz zpozorovala, ze mia
dd brab6nka mezi komteskami
ponGknd okfiv6.
"Prdv6 Sc potitdmc," veselym
2yonkovitym hlasem zvolala kom.
teska Oktdyic, dvacitiletd bruno.
Ia, galantne yinouc rdme sv6 ko-
lem utltho pasu hrab6nky Klotil.
dy, "prav6 SO pocitdmc, mama,
zc mas We SVEN prhvodu mas tolik,
jake Romuald svych hajnycb."
(Pokracovani.)
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-25
pred rokem," pfsc PAM Il.

Pred rokcm," pise PAM u.
NJ. Ewingovd 2 Lusk, Wyo., "kou-
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ka. Byvsi stizcna REIMBURSEMENT,
shlcdala jScm jc vclicc prospds-
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Icdyiny, %napomaha tomuto 1stro-
j y%ylucovati otravn6 latky 2 kr-
We. Ncnf to lGkarnicky lex,
zylastnf jcdnatclt jcj dodavajf.
Pistc ma DR.. Peter Fahrncy &
Sons Co., 250l Washington Blvd,
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-25
'hrabd Romuald slaIc prodldval 10


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syym vystoupcnim, starry sluha
ponakud nctrptliy chtel sob6 u
kr6titi dlouhnu chyili, a iakoby
sob6 ndhlc byl %vpomnel ma neco
dnleEitcho, ial Sc prohlcddvati
hlubokt knpsy Y dlouhych soscch
sv6 svdtccni livrcic Shlcdav jc o.
be prdzdnc, pohodil blavon n
Ikvapnc zmizcl We svc komnrcc,
ktcrd sousedila = pfednim poke.
Ijcm hrubctc Romualda. Xdc vysy.
pal pred sebc m zcmi y vcliktho
kosc hromada bildho prada a Wy
Ibiral same kapcsnf satky. Zkou.
nal, ktery by byl jestd ncjbdlcj.
II m ncd6li. Po vscchcn cas-, co
II hrabete Romualda zastav6 sluz.
bu osobni, nosi jeho prddlo. -
"Vzdyt je to jcste zcela este"
Ifikav6, "skoda hoditi 10 do my.
din" Ones uS take ma pod Ii.
yreii ma sob6 yscchno = korunou
hrabaci a divi Sc, jak jen mohl
zapomcnouti ma kapcsni satek.
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az spatfi korum mad X. X. Potu.
|tlene pfimhufuje leve oko, Spuli
dsta jake ndlcvku a spoust6jc
|svou nedclni ozdobu do propasti
|sy6ho modr6ho fraku, pravi pro
|sebc: "Pfipletl isl sc Ike mn6, ja.
ko tvd PAM do tohoto domn !.
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zccla jinou -. Go jsmc nell ma
%vybranou newest, az V Uhrdch, n
.tady jcst6 vice.. Same urozc-
ne panstvo, q k tomu ] pence do.
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stall hrab6 RomuaId v lchk6m ode.
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4 lcsklG k6ze u s noyou capkou
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mysliyeckon druzind. Sestoupil,
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ncni-li na mich n6jakd re-
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vyhovujc pravidldm, w
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hytzd Sc tfpytf pred jc-
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&c v%racel, ably byl k sluzbam hra-
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II klobouk y modrou hcdvAbnou
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