davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27

IL me new vlsiav Rsrasds 49, ssn.
teiuhef. Cafuae adds amushsr slowiwx
tribute % Naples and IN turn 3, pays
4 efeat tribute 70 hil glorious voice
lhe hlths hfsliant mslody ID Aldls
4 NApeii' lfAsewtll lu MAalsal wauid
suwxesl ~ thasr nnt famitA WITH
Ntalnlitan pepWlsf sana8 = festival
faas ~ hflndisl ifA4n sMma st4ni
opera The maensacmi xpl,len voiee
~ tArase fitsf hixh above lhs
fhylhmsd chords VI the dTchears
Phrase teileNa aad aaswsfs phfass.
w'th rvef lHegeaaiWa afsaafh aud
sRlsnAwt, reaching ths ehmax ~
tapfyb lfaHpet llke y hal. il svsfy
way MafihY ei lhls snpyerss aftist.
HAAS Nludief bgiNKe the vamrl tsad-
daA irails II the wind fsrpt asssfts and
ihs NaNse sstlss 81 hsll legendary Aa.ia
~ Asa, ifom she strings - hsa 'ealla.
lhe weird shslllAaa metswiy ~ sh@
"AYisatAlNf i AsntsAsersl ~ eiafimst
eRA'nai sifNg frfempluf shassis 10
pnsieate7 plusksi appagvety ~ ans
sts ~ Chinese hFantf fke asnls
lhsms u pseksd ~ by ths ssila fapsal.
ims V over aai over akaia With .ts
wallin@ tAdsHs#s and beautiful sffaas~
egaNs, forever recurring vel easevsr
charging hafmantes The lassrumsas
tells ~ tale fat bsster than Wafds svss
sQnld aud 4 werthY " sress praiss
Call tufsi has csftalaig feand
gvmH ln add 10 hes aats,Aa III nsssl.s
q The swallo@s aud uals a sesms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27

There II . bsisf dssxmssvs passass
whtn tAis msledy yielda N 4 s~esnd
ons ~ wAieh the real revelation * shss
Kivtt yuise hsslns Lever and rsahsr
Kfuw the lpass lhsfe IA law hsf
% shrliileE tesutY and then ths voice
r'ssh lal and hsavr With ssa wsssh, a
tlehnesa VI an equally heautfM G u
N ~ lAV sFty Gloss ~ AAe nunh~r.
hqwevgf, fa4t n can "a rsaiswd thaf
here v aNs at the truly ateAt Voices
~ lNis generation
tugs lsseeilf Marsh sings l~a saaas
wh'sh afs a. unlike - NAY he ans
ifNm 4 nexfe iAv ether lpam slasaiaal
inartFAghin fishanlrny Slerp sDnx
has a 4iAsnt igtvsiatihis sAne ~h,gh Il
dsa'aeah lu he no ~ hna N svsFy
nwtaar a. ahe utvuns a. hef bahy
uamoA u itum lyric "a t,oethss
tiasaan the shepherd. sits a4p,na "a
lhr woods q twilight fa,ksaa, paa.
lpfAl aW which lhr ynirs Sings a. the
ieffAin ~ the snng nainnu Alsaea mo
nAraHfis, 4 Ysuas art but ahe bsds
Rim esaas and eaatsaus hls plsytax,
gsing ue Love lcf MUSES. aks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27

r you Aay property withir sr
sts o. The 9owlng ps,ed street.
yea have paslns TAX wh'oa is da'
rcw ana viii be GalpauaAs sept lss
oak Stree, frcm Sprlassr avcnai
80 oklahoma avenue,
Ash street from Noble avenue :,
waShlnyios avenue
Vine street ftam Oklahoma ayenu.
egth.
Warner avenue from Broad stree
s. Fifteenth street
Noble avenue intersection a. No'i'
avenue and Second street
Nollo avenue from Fifteenth stree.
) Niaeteenth street
Cleveland avenue from ThirtesnC
tre.t 10 Nineteenth street
ff,h street trom Noble 70 Waraef
fhiTteenth street
Nineieenth street
Geo l. Aaderon. City clerk
Leader Claagiea Ads Get Resultt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27
Edward johnson
Heard In
A Memory Song

Land Of Long Ago" gives Edward
Johnson an opportunity IL putting intu
popular ballad thr same, Or nrariy
the same, dsaeer Of artistic finish aui
quite the same degree of intsrpFetiya
understanding "a that called fpf by an
esaciing operate scene This new
Victor Record IS ~ a call frun loser
20 his beloved. 10 return, In memory, H.
the days when ~ and she placed M
hallowrd seal ~ bctfcihAl upeu owe
This seal for q time Was broken by
parting and long separation, but the
time Tor reunion has CONS, aud the
hong inNokss her return. Il u siniplo
melody and has almost the aning VI 4
waiiE refrain, MI Johnson gives a W
Inatkalic example 0f the lfaa Afiista
power ~ add a secondary but powerful
Inspiration ~ his own 90 the original
inspiration Of the composer.
To Judge an asiia lte JasehA iIeifstx
BY the usual aiaadsris IA impossible
To weigh his extraordinary peNefs ~
The weight ~ his present achievements,
- also hard 10 compute .Meditati8ua
Ibis latest Victor Record. leaves the
class which dasfie and aataand b. fea.
son ~ hia prodigious and uniailins
ischrigur and turns 10 a mofv nilnpIr
vein which IL distinctly charming
alnxonnow, the composer, certainly
dreamed this one. and iletlstx With his
uncanny understanding plays II for the
sonnoissepr Of music and plain hesrer
alike, giving the dream reality and YET
abaies nothing Of the nuearthly magic.
From hrst 10 last the player loses him
self 30 completely that une seems 10
be listening 20 the rnusie and not ~ .
personality.
W,.1 "A ~ a. sfs
from la Gioconda," sung by Csbfislla
blind mother of la Cloconda, the STREET
ninurr nf Nrnlrr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27
Peterson's Ointment
Best For Eczema
Flrst Application Stops itching oil
Eczema, salt Rheun and pihs.
Ends Chatting, Distress IN Five
Minutea
-LIve and lel lIve o my mollo

Live and let live IL my motto
Moeterson OF Buffalo Druggist
az Wer America sell pETFRSONs
OINTMENT for 60 cents large bos
and ! say 70 these druggists. II al,
one buys my ointment for any of M,
diseases or ailments for which rep
ommend II and are not benefited giyo
them their money back.
I've got a safe full Of thankful lei
ters testilying to the mighty hanliu
power OF Petersons Ointment for old
and running sores eczema. sali
rheum, ulcers. sore nipples. broken
breast, Itching scalp chatting aud
blind. itching and bleeding piles"
John Scott, 2S8 Virginia Stree.
Buffalo writes "Petersons Oins-
ment Is simply wonderful 1t cur@1
me OF eczema and also piles. aud 1t
did il SO quickly that ! was astonlsl-
ed I" Mail orders iilled by Peterson
Ointment Co. Inc, Buffalo. N Y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27
COUPLE WED ArIin
SEPARATION or IL YEARS

Leayenworth Kan Aug 81 AZ, r
separation ui more than Al vaae4
MI aud Airs Mary l. ,valrad s,s
united at the soldiers home here !,
was the first time they had seen
ach other since 1879
The couple separated al Joplin. Me.
10 1872 Mrs, Walrad, after an q
'or,a 10 find her husbead. took he
tame OF Cunningham hers hy a
ormer marriage
Three weeks ago the couple msu
,ged 10 find each other after years
u search
Walrad Is an inmate Of the unlisi
states Soldiers Home
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27

aVaY Nish Il The lsns tytli ~ a.
sel,s y hs snd ~ lhs rseggd "a gfo.
iuneed Tar beyond ordinary helsef
Charles Hasriann nuts .l~l4..h,a.,
breath " Ireland into his readrsln- as
Ffelly Kitty Kelly The fefraln AZ
tae song IA in walfs time faI8wsd ~
2 charming lHteflnds iur The ysain su,l
haft hsittins' swna ty the Psseisss
quartet " go the reverse aida ~ I'M.
N,elor Record and u 4 Iaysly n, M
harmony with an exceptionally An@ AZ.
shsaraiion 20 bisud essh the ve.es.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27

An irritable and tAuli finding Ola
position is often cauced hy i1digp3
tion A man with gccd digestion and
bowels that eat regularly II us-alls
good natured. When troubled w.fh
indigestion or con0,lEation take
Chamber.aias Tablets Taey siren
then the stomach and enable Y 70
perform IS fenct.ons naturally They
also cause gentle movement os tie
hOwef.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27
F R { c K | { :
Now Ia the Time To Cot Rid o. These
uaIy Spots.

There's no longer the slightest need
OF feeling ashamed OF your frecklea.
as Olhlne double strength Ia guar
anieed 20 remove these homely spots.
simply get an ounce of 0thine
danblc strength frum any druggiat
and aply little Of " night aud
morning and YOU should soon zee that
even the worst frecklep have begun 10
disappear while the lighter ones have
vanished entirely u ~ seldom ihat
more than an ounce ia needed 10
completely clear the skin and gain a
beautiful clear complexion
BE sure TO ask for the double
strength Olhne as this ID sold under
guarantees Of money back II II fails
10 remove freckles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27

HHFN'fH " - "
has fallen IN love
with her and she
IN turn loses her
heart 70 hint Fer
dinand reno,tnres
his vows and fal
lows her. Fear
Ing the kinF.
leonora gives her
lover a commits
sion IN the army
from Which he
returns later laden
with honors The
King asks him 10
name his reward
aud he chooses the
hand Of ! sonora
The song which
Vanell, af.4a "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27

heart ei a roaa appeass ilke rather a
spntFAei, u "a well ga tsneHhet thar
this lA lutr song aWi At ina hfst
tnGvh a che srndeg Ramv u Z. WAay
10 build ~ the hsArt 81 / Ausef nas
simply q wefA but universe. aaI
pass u % - The luVed ung ih,s saAx
hs Nlda has sl,,w, lsts.la,lsa mslasiy
sna iutl before Va slusr lhsfc "A !
sineulsrly hsAnliiol tauFiuld phsase.
~hith tAs raf gesptyes ~tsh aelsAht
fhe ypslln ahldigAta itee4te4 mwetias
tor ia axljshttul And atustis tallaW,ns
~ every iNfn aad shanHs - she uiwla,ls
A mAfssinu2 Russian s.ins az AHtafs
Rsi',Hsta.ns sslak ~ tha y,alin ui
hissba Ela@n. "a Aaoshsr ug thi1
Mumlhk Nts'et krsatdk hr fisw N
Sparkling n stuEy ~ fwa h,yetA
walking beneath the taaaa aesked srees
when suddenly ihr son9 pf ihe night
Ing ale Is heard Iutr assma ~,
holdrned into speech The lass Ia
elsrauen Is announced ii lhe rich ,ie.p
niaasultne tones ~ the III sgssag nae
plane accompaniment krsMa vf0uahg
from dew drops " hau,A tone ghe
hus Neafuedstpr answer If ne lSxed
cue ss interpreted 90 . second s,fsns
from hefe The fryafd may be- cen
sldsted hove allsgWy. lha Two strtess
R'fN e~stf"Nf ~ N""tfNAthA ANAsHNa
stops
Cne ~ she most popular sarQ. ~ sha
present tsme, Values" Ansthst Hour
with lhcei. "a sung BY ufvllls HArraid
The sons i aa instance u the afttsfs
power % sila, With hsa own special
pasie, what might fail Ia lesasf handa
70 shine forth with even ia uwn III.
irlnsic iasre W. alnwA The ntsi0dy
~ htEh tenor keyg sxhsbslnK the
beauty ~ his tAmons uppsr vulsr
Srrgei kaehmAninoff plays a hu.siau
melody "a quaint eotnhos,tlon eaiisd
fIraikA en- Tfa.neaus fia a Three
Horse SlsiKhl II mnst be espiainsi
tAa' 'rsiha j. ia4m ~ three HORSES.
harnesaed abreast The untef tvs Az
Faiied % eallap o. carteF. holding their
heads 80 fieht and left Respectfully. a.
they dash alons lie msdals hetse
,rets under tho arch Of hikh ornamental
names lhr theme begins with
curious bali nlrlsuehatY Russian siF
carricd through many changes 0i haFs
monltniinn First nnareal8paniei then
az the sep Of ringing Ftpsggi ~
broken chords, and then ntysisfionaiy
changing soiii chords witt ever tn.
creating force II dies away and IN
ewiii brilliant rhyihm the traika is
heard iinglins in lhr dsasanss M
kachmaninona playing Of this pasaass
y superb y seems almost impossible
the, o mortal San play ~ driIly
Perhaps nowhere IN opera Is there a
more cruel story than ihat ~ 'ia Pa.
yofits" which revolyss around LsnBara.
iavorlte u King Aiphoasn XII u
CASTLE, ard Ferdinand. . n0vlee ia
ta4.s ulaa.4 n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27

HHikti W tftAtf :
10 Alyisf chiei of
the Counsel and
his wife Laura.
who have protect
ed her from a
mob " h c b has
denounced her as
a witch. La Cieea
takes from her
belt a rosary her
only possession Of
any value and Of
fers IL 10 Laura
The number opens
with a. plaintiye
passage for h Z
clarinet followed
by the voice taxi
ing up the slow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27
EVEN KANSAS POULTRY
ARE FOR GOVERNOR COX

Even the chickens are for Cox ~
President. according 10 n r ~
Isyis. farmer near Senloa. X nkaF.
Davis II showing an egg. Win
characters on the shell which ara
deoiphered Cox. ho says
Also on one Ride of the egg AZ
pears faint outlines OF human face
~see=+s=as-sT-- T--'-ses-sssereeH
Leader Classified Ads Got Result
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27


holds Va "a the
emhud taent u ths
bird 4nalilY One
might San n a
vocal wsltt Hs
ginning with a
rpflshlly Alf the
yuite aa4l a flute
and other tnsirn.
nsnis appaFently
tahisr a. piis an.
ether With tlsastnal
iuitatieos tight
alm0At hllsfiosis
pAaaaxes. toAg
lfills anai other
l#silisa A hxaa
iilul waits shena
sl'peafs at inter
NAle carrying ans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27

the bearllrsa yvf sentimental alr aung
by the King ~ ~ gares eynieaiIy upon
his former favufisr The rendering af
this bitter song ~ moekcry i piag
niheent tribute to this great voice.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27

A gardener with a conservatory OF
flowers for sale 10 passengers IS the
latest addition to the luxurious At
iantic liners
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27

one of the hrst essentials IN srcur-
ing roodnasurei eQuanlnlty is not
10 expect too much % the people
among whom you dwell.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27

The Kansas Agricultural college
plans 10 furnish daily weather fore
casts 10 every farmer In Kansas by
means Of wireless telegraph
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27

So truly as young man married
~ a Young man married ls woman
unmarried In certain sense. wola-
an Ondonc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27

There are only two sorts NJ doctors.
Thass who prectlee With their brains
and those who practice with their
tongues
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27

More English surnames begin with
Nv" than with any other letter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27

Leader Classified Ads Get hesul,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27

ePIGRAMs BY DOCTOR oslER

Women can fool men always: worn.
en- only sometimes.
Success Is attributable 20 enthusi-
asln, constitutional energy and fond.
ness for the days work.
We forget that the measure ot the
value Of nation to the world is
neither the hushel nor the barrel. but
mind
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27
AIDA SHOWS HER
GENIUS FOR SINGING
ROMANTIC SONGS
Other fsmous Artists Also P,esent
Varied Program u Delighrinl
New Music

hE gllt "a ln
tsePstiiuN 80
M attic safka =
has indeed bsea
well piaSed 10
the kfeat fAn
xva AlliA iAwr
latest tnnffilia
ilgA. ehieh AZ
pears an,Vna the
nsw Niefaf Rs
cords ief Sspssm
bsf deserves d
psasw we'll ~ IN
The htt NJ htg
ssAisve eHsaf4 l
TO huiit the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27

Issder Classified Ads cs, Results
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27

Lsaagr cIa.-.LIga ~. ID Re.ul,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27

Freexone for a few cents, sufslcisat 10
rid your feet Of every hard corn. soft
corn, or corn between the toes. and
painful foot caluSes, without the least
soreness or irritation NJ humbuq'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-08-27

Seems Magic Drop little Freezone
on an aching corn. instantly that corn
stops hurting. tben shortly you llft Il
right OF with fingers Truly
Na"- Arrooisf rlIa tiny bottle o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-24


 Block 1, Ensley Realty Co.'s addition to Ensley. Tax. fees and costs. $2l.65. Bains Brothers & Washington Realty Co. ct al.-Lot '. Block K, East Warner; Lot 29, Block 2, Vulcan City; Lot '. Block 6, Wagensler's addition. Tax, fees and costs, $6.46.
 Bans & Simon-Lot 4. Block 9, Huey Land Co.'S survey; Lot l, Hewes & Boothe survey; Lot 27, Block 8, South Highlands to East Lake; Lot ?, Block 5s. Walker Land Co. Tax, fees and costs, s13 65.
 Rains & Washington Realty Co. ct al.- Lot 6, Block 16-1. Sherman Heights Tax, fees and costs s122S
 PRECINCT g. Mrs. Christobel NJ. Baird-Lots 374 to ST. inclusive, Cleveland. Tax, fees and costs, $SS 9s
 PRECINCT 9. Mary Baker, Col-Lot 8. Block il. North Lake Park addition; Lot IS, Block g, Rosedale. Tax, fees and costs, s10s7
 PRECINCT 3f. Zack Bearden. agent, estate of Mrs S J. Nabors-N # of N F of NV A of NV F, acres in NV corner of NE t of NV A. Sec 21, Tp IS, R 2. Tax, fees and costs, $9.20.
 PRECINCT 21. Robert c. and Lillian A. Benjamin Begin 157.2 feet N of SEE corner of lot f, run 521s feet, w zlO feet. s 521z feet. F '210 feet to beginning. Hudsen Lands Tax, fees and costs, $204
 Birmingham Loan & Discount Co., Commence 136 feet s and 1s2 feet E of NV corner of NE <. run F 14o feet to road, then SW along road 60 feet. W 1s0 feet, N 50 feet to beginning. Sec 2s, Tp m, R 2. Lot A. on SW side of Block g. F NJ Woods survey. Tax. fees and costs, 8 20.
 Russell c. Booth-S F of SW l4 of NE A, NE i of SEE L, except IA acres in NV corner and 2.5 acres i'm NE corner 13 acres of N end of SEE \ ofSE 4 all in Sec 1s. Tp Is. R I. Tax. fees and costs 326.s0.
 W. N Branfley-I,ot g. Block 1k2, East Lake Tax. fees and costs. s0.3. samusl 1Reoha Csl-xat q 1lseb [
Arizona republican., 1920-11-15
NEW PLAY AT ELKS
 DELIGHTS AUDIENCE.

The Brandon Stock company again delighted Phoenix theater goers last night with it's interpretation of Good Gracious Edgar" a clever comedy drama Jay Allard, as Ned" was the young man who wagered that for A hours he could tell nothing but the truth. The complicated situations in which he finds himself and the embar- rassing moments that he causes him. self and his friends furnish a plot that has made the play a favorite.
 Robbie" Deane, as Yvonne, the modern day young miss who handles cigarets in decidedly accomplished manner; Ida Mae Coke, the young lady with whom Ned is in love; Ed Redmond, as Harry. and Mary Fade land, as Mrs. Warrington, make up cast that puts the play over in an en- tirely satisfactory manner.
 The musical numbers are special features, being by Miss Deane. and Irene Noblette, who presented a nov city number; and Miss Ida Mae Coke, who appeared in two specially num- bers. Eddie Young, recent addition to the Brandon Stock company, also appeared in several feature numbers.
 Good Gracious Edgar opened with matinee yesterday afternoon and will. be presented every night this week, with matinees Wednesday and Satur- day afternoons.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-15

was the opinion of Chief Simmons. The Stevens party was especially active in educating the children of the city in matters of fire prevention. Besides MT. Stevens. the party included Chief Allen Green of San Diego and MT. Harrison and MT. Snively of San Francisco.
 Not only were children advised against carrying or playing with mitches and drilled in emergency measures to be used in case of fire. but the experts on fire prevention also offered some excellent suggestions for property owners.
 MT. Stevens. during the course of his campaign here, stressed the following facts:
 Fire controlled is your best friend. Fire rampant is your worst enemy.
 Every year we efficient" Americans burn up 00.000.000 of our wealth. Every second-every tick of your
Arizona republican., 1920-11-15
Tofps Country Club

If you missed the motor specials for the past two nights at Tofts Country club you want to make amends by be- ing at the club early every night this week. Every record ever established was smashed to the four winds and the paces set by the frolickers made Bar ney Oldfield dizzy as he occasionally came up for air.
 The feature of combining the two bands. Toft's and the Vernon Six from the American, made a great hit with all the dancing folk of Phoenix and the party seemed to start all over again Saturday night when the additional volume was combined with the superb music always rendered at Toft's Country club.
 Keep in touch with everything that is going to happen this week at the club.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-15
efficiency?


 To prevent fire you must think Red watch s10 goes up in flames Is that and be prepared. Are YOU doing YOUR part to prevent such catas- trophe? Have you equipped your build ing for the fight?
 All fires are small fires first. Then, when they are small. all fires may be easily put out.
 Every fire due to carelessness is a crime. and most fires ARE crimes; 90 per cent are preventable in the last analysis.
 Property destroyed by fire is wealth irrevocably lost. Insurance will pay you for your burned property, but no insurance can recall your scattered employees. No insurance can restore your lost business customers. orders, rent. tenants, good will. No insurance on earth can possibly pay for the 30.000 lives sacrificed every year on the fiery altar.
 Walk through your building and look around. Every waste basket. rubbish bin, oily rag. every furnice, flue. coal bin. every match. all hold potential de
Arizona republican., 1920-11-15
RIus Rird

The Blue Bird. known to dancers as the temple of happiness" will once again offer a night of thorough enjoy ment this evening. Carol Reed and his jazz band will continue to dispense that brand of music which has made the Blue Bird the most popular of all the eity's dancing emporiums. The refreshment service will continue as usual. dispensing the highest quality of thirst duenchers in a service that is quick and polite.
 Reservations may be made at any ntlme during the day by simply calling in person or over the phone. E. S, Mayfield, superintendent of instruction for the Richards and Mace dancing palaces. continues to daily conduct his classes at both the Red Bird and the sTilue Bird.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-15

struction. At any moment carelessness may rouse the sleeping enemy.
 If, through your neglect to take proper precautions or to recommend that they be- taken, the property Is swept away, who will be to blame?
 You will
 Then what explanation can you make for not being prepared?
 Tn protecting the property you are protecting yourself.
 Act now. before fire comes.
 The Stevens party will carry on it's campaign throughout the western states.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-15
EXPECTS MUCH GOOD TO COME FROM FIRE
 PREVENTION DRIVE

As result of the fire prevention campaign staged here by Jay W. Stevens of the Pacific Coast Fire Pre- vention bureau last week. Chief Sim mons of the local fire department is expecting fewer fires in Phoenix.
 T am confident tl1at the visit here of MT. Stevens and his party and the series of lectures and motion pictures presented made an impression upon many that will not soon be forgotten. '
Arizona republican., 1920-11-15
ADJUSTMENTS
Ramona

Its mighty clever performance that the Sanchez Big Musical Revue is ottering the patrons of the Ramona. and to say that the efforts are appre- ciated is putting it mildly. Tho chorus numbers arc exceptionally well ex- ecuted, the comedy is snappy and fast. and tho musical interpolations bright cn the production all the way through. Thirty-six people comprise the com pany. mostly all girls. and their musi- cal shows arc all of tho highest stand ..ard. clean. wholesome and thoroughly enjoyable.
 The picture program features "The Discarded Woman" a strong story of the west that was. with a selected comedy and thrilling adventure story 'epleto with bullet-swift action.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-15
Thn Hin

Madame Traverse closes her en- EaGement at the Hip today. where she IS offering "The Tattlers." Primarily a story dealing with the evil of gossip, The Tattlers" goes further on it's powerful preachment. by revealing the effect of subterfuge and falsities in place of the truth
 Known everywhere as the "empress of stormy emotion" The Tattlers" gives Madame Traverse full sway to that well established ability which the fans have come to realize as the high est expression of turbulent delinea- ton. A well developed love story un- folds as the story gets under way.
 Tho added attraction is Forbidden SoilF with the Mutt and Jeff comedy tcartoon-"Hot Dogs"
Arizona republican., 1920-11-15

By a clause iD s special treaty con cluded soon after the first Punjab war tho maharajah of Kashmir has the right. which he exercises, of prohibit ing the importation into his territories of pork pies.