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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
IN BUILDINGS
AUTHORIZED BY BUTLER
Liggctt II Myers Receive Permit
> for $3.50, 600 Extension 10 Plant.
apartments to Cost $4,000,

PERMITS were granted and applica-
IONS for new work aIErcGating more
IMAM 100000 were filed with Build
Ing Inspector RutleI yesterday.
The largest item was $3.50 OOU. COW
cring expansion to be made Ia their
present plant by the LiEgctt & Mcy-
"rS Tobacco Company. at 100 South
Seventh Street. Plans. specifications
ana ~blucprin,s were flied with tho
application. francisco & Jacobus OF
New York City. are the architects
and the H.. *. Ferguson Co. or New
York. the builders. The structure
will be five stories high. ana will be
of brick. reinforced concrete and tile.
The building Will cover an area OF
"47 by go feet. and will bc 81 feet
high.
Application for permit TO build a
,wo-story and basement brick aud
concrete store. to be used by an au-
tomobii" concern. at 1925 to 1871
W"s, BROAD Street. was filed 10y tho
Thomas Pinckncy BRYAN estate. The
structure will cost $4,000. Charles
Nj. Robinson is the architcst and the
John r Wilson CO.. Inc. the builders.
The building will cover "a site Go feet
u inches by 1879 feet n will DC 80
feet high.
Permits issued yesterday follow:
Miss NJ. NJ. Kraft. to erect u brick
apartment house on tho Boulevard,
between Chaiin and TAYLOR Streets,
at Il cost Of $4,000.
The Valentine Meat Juice Company
Will spend $4,000 in repairs to its
brick warehouse on Chambcrlaync
Avenue. between Goddih and Frit.
Streets.
II. q. I.ipford will build two brick
dwellings. two stories high. at 32l7
and AL? Monument Avenue, at a cost
OF 5000.
Seth Gayle will build ~ brick print
ing office AT 1907 and 1909 Ross Street.
at a cost of Si5,5O0.
The Mechanics SAVINGS Bank. on
repairs 10 It's brick hank building at
3li East clay Street at II cost of S1l.-
la.
kinrsland Land Company. to repair
three frame dwellings, at 1922 TO 1881
West Marshall Street. NJ a cost OF
sl.loo.
Or. j. Il Wood. to build y: brick
garage at i0S East Cary Street. at a
cost OF $1,000.
brick garages at g3i West Grace
Street, at II cost off $1,000.
Davis Bros. inc. to repair a brick
store and dwelling at the southeast
corner 81 Robinson and Main Streets.
at n cost OF $1,000.
Joseph u. bedford. to repair u
frame dwelling al 1917 and 1919
Avenue, South Richmond, at
Il cost Of 5000.
j. q. Anderson. to repair a frame
and stucco dwelling at Hawthorne
Avenue and the boulevard. at "a cost
of $4,000.
/. l~.crncr, ca repair a brick store at
100: West clay Street. at "A cost Of
S7n0.
Application to erect two onc.Story
brick stores on Sheppard Street, be-
tween Monument and Park
costing $4,000. was filed with the
Building Inspector yesterday by Gus
>. Gilman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
RAIN BREAKS UP SHOW
Johnny J. ZONES Expedition. I ndcr
Auspices of Sami.. Grotto, to Give
Two rcrInrm nncrs Dnlll.

Rain hrok. M las +; night ;hc first
show of the johnny ! Jones EXPOSE
ton. which VIII Dla.' here al week
under the auspices az SAINTS tiroti".
80. ~ Mystic rn!cr o. Yelled
Prophets o. the E~i,nanicd Realm.
There viii bc 40 prr.ormanccs, he
ginning today. one at . o'clock and
the other at :.
Some Of tho features are TIC mo
nagerie. consisting OF lions. l"optrds.
monkeys, ctc. THO Midgcttc city
inhabited hy people claimed To b"
tho snal!cs' i'm M. World "Su7eTba.'
a SHOW o: twelve girls q mystery
performaNc" Dy .E,rsen the Great.
GONE "humAu'' mules, tho Miracle
City" The Monkey Circus. The
He'll Slip and eight different riding
devices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
BRANCH JOHNSON TO TAKE
POST HELD BY ANDERSON
Attorney Accepts Position ms Execu-
tive Secretary of civic Associn-
tion uf Hichmond.

Captain J.. Branch Johnson will
enter n his duties rs executive
secretary OF tho civic Association OF
Richmond as soon as he returns TO
Richmond from u business trip.
which will last only a few days
longer. Captain Johnson has I been
elected as permanent secretary to
fill the vacancy cause by the re-
signation of DE-. -. X. Anderson.
III left Richmond to accept the
presidency Of Tho liardoiph-M Macon
Woman's COLLEGE a; l.ynchburE.
Wyndnam l.. Meredith has been
acting president since the death OF
Thomas 4. Bryan, and the office will
be filled permanently at the next
meeting OF the association. Mr..
Meredith state that lie would not
accept the post. as he felt that some
business man would be better quail
fled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
CORNERSTONE TQ,BE LAID
Two Masonic Lodges To Take Part
In Ceremony This Afternoon
at Ninth and Franklin.

with all the beautiful and signih-
cant rites OF the ancient Masonic
cererhonN. the cornerstone Of the new
Federal Reserve Rank Building will
he laid AT 1870 o'clock this AFTERNOON.
Richmond Lodge. No. 10. \. T.. and y.
NJ, Will onduc the exercises under
The supervision of Worsh.pful Master
Arthur l.. Mattcru.
The lodge will he escorted by tho
commandcry of ST. Andrew. No. IL.
*. r. under the leadership of W. :.
fcttit. commander. Masonic odcs and
hymns viii be sung at intervals
throughout the ceremony and tho
program is complete in every par
ticuiar. emitting no detail al the pre-
Scribed ritual.
Thc following Masonic officers will
take part in the exercises:
Marshal. w. l'"nick shelton; tiicr. ".
{. WNndham; stewards. Isirllrd W. Jones
and w. ). Huarl"s. Thomas u. McAdsms.
Oscar r.. Parrish and :. +. Wa,ihill
krothrrs George r. Mat,crn. W. +. Au-
Eustinc and w. NJ. Guoiiard: trca surer.
w. {. Butter: secretary. Robert Il. Win
Tree: senior Warden. i. II Iiipf"rd. Chap
lain. Rev. Robert y. Hardness. ,;eorr. L..
Junior deacon. u. u. rrctIow. ani Master
Mas"ns .. }. So nda. ~. =. Earnard. l.. Il.
Thomas. \. Il. Parker and Julian 7. Win
Music will be furnished hy tho John
Marshall High Schou! Cadet IA nd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Monthly meeting, Bonrd of III
n%tructivc visiting Nurse A>s"cln-
tion MT ~.
Momen'x Advertising Associn-
tion Of Richmond ut Richmond
Hotel Mt {.
baseball Ill nnhoIph Macon W..
Trinity cE:Icgc. boulevard Field.
at &.
Harrin Hart addresses class In
citizenship ut y. ". &. a. ut s;aU.
Cornerstone laying AT Federal
Reserve Bnnk mt i':s0.
Scout Masters Club at Hoy
Scout Headquarters mt q.
Richmond Rotary Club nj Rich
mond Hotel mt 8;iJ.
business womcn's Climb ut
Nomnn's Club Mt :.
board of Aldermen. City Hall.
Mt y.
Dayi. GoidSiein. Of Ho1ton.
speaks mt CT! auditorium on
.Bolshc rism" Mt =.
women's Auxiliary. HOwItzcrs'
Ansociation. mt Murphy's Hotel ut
sails.
Wonicn's Auxiliary. Richmond
Trays Association, nj Grays'
!ArnIory nj S::to.
Company ID. ,Blucs, mt BIucs'
Armory mt StaO. -.
Richmond Academy Of Medicine
md Surgery nj Chamber of Com
mcrcr mt S;:sO.
Hugh StorkdrII Machine : Gun
Company al Grnys' Armory at S,aO.
Strand-Dnrk.
I.yric-NaudcNilIc, I:30, 5;45 and
9s,O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
SAFETY CARS WIN FIRST
SKlRMlSH IN COUNCIL
Citizens .SE pear in Advocacy of Hc-
tentton Of Onr-Man Trolley.
= Oppo >itiur Negligible.

Following a Public hearing Of
more than tNo hoS!rs. the So-rallcd
safety 81: on"-mais cars last night
won the first ski,mish in a tight
tina; has been taken To drive this
type OF conveyance from the streets
Richmond.
The hearing was before the Coun-
ell Committee on Ordinance. Few
appeared in opposition 1" the much
maiiEncd vehiC5es.
The fight ceiI red around An or
dinance drawn by Commemorative
.At,o-nc= Geors" u. Wise. upon re-
coipt OF compliiut ny John Hirsch-
berg. The parsr was introduced by
Alderman Joseph C.. Nunnaliy. oC
Madison Ward, hy request.
The measure provides for a two
man crew and sel,!rai" entrances
both for whites ana blaaMs.
- Siy Attorney II. L. Pollard. in
response TO a requiem tCom prdway
Fuller. chairman Of the street Com
mittee. gave II at his, opinion that
the committee Was Wit:aout author
lily TO order discontinuancc of thu
one-man ears.
Those who appeared on behalf q!
the ome-man car wee j. Milton
Sampson. colorcd representing the
independent NotrrS I.c:i=u" OF Rich
mond. {. L. Young. Captain y: T.
Bailey. Chesapeake acd ohio Rail
road conductor: Natt,n simon. Aug
Justine Royal, !. +. Carson, G. u.
SNOW. l.. II. CARRIER. .. y. Fe!vcy.
Jr. Arthur l.. Straus, r., and Dircc-
tor of rub!ic safety William NJ.
Myers. These said the nnc-man cars
were ,hc mos, coA.6rta.sa and safest
type now in us.
r: NJ. Racket va tsr only citizen
who voiced opposition. The hearing
was adjourned urt,il next Monday
night al S o'ciocat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
BLUES MUSTERED IN
Com pnny -, ScGond Of Old Battalion
Ia RcorEnnizc ms National
Gunrd Init.

company r. Richmond Light In
!ahtry blues, wa8 mustered into State
service by Major Joseph Lc Masuricr
Int night III the Biues' Armory with
fixty-sevcn men present. Colonel
William II. Gin made an address AT
IN" company meeting. welcoming the
company into the State service. Com
rany - has rapidly recruited and has
hecn ready to be mustered into scrv-
Ice for some time.
Officers Of the company are: Cap
tain. James q. Earnest, First Lieu
tenant, Mills X. Neal: and Second
Lieutenant. Robert r.. Gales Jr.
Company y. Richmond Grays. held
It's regular drill last night in the
GTays' Armory. Baynnct practice was
taken up n rapid progress in this
work was reported by the officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
Discuss MemoriaI to Grnys.

Erection OF Il monument to the
memory of the Richmond C;rays. who
We're killed III the service. will be
discussH:. az Il meeting -! the Gray1s'
Woinan'S Auxiliary tonight in the
Grays' Ar'nory AZ sac O'Clock. The
committee is expected to make u
rcloTt oh rhc Nrogr"ss Of the plan
which has been under consideration
Cor some t;mc. Or. Lawrence T.
Price, chairman Of tho committee
appointed at the January meeting OF
the rirst Regimen, Association 10
lo"k into the matter. is expected 10
attend w!;h his committee tonight
and I" formulate plans for cd.
"peratcing Win the Woman's !AuX!!-
iary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
Northsidc Citizens Vote Heavily.

More than Sun more voters thar
cvcr voted before were reported vot-
ing ut the last election by the Leg
isla;ive Committee of the Highland
Park citizens Association, which met
last night in the Highland Park
Schoo Building. This favorable show
ing Is attributed to the personal WORK
of the committee.
The nominating committee Of the
EQUALIZATION was instructed to bring
i'll the names of eligible members for
ohicers at the next meeting. which
VIII BE- held In NAV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
RECREATION PROGRAM
FOR>YEAR MAPPED OUT
Community Association Wants
$4,000 to Provide Band Con-
ccrtS, Movies and CcntCrs.

Definite plans for providing rccrn-
ational facilities for the people of
Richmond. including band concerts
ana motion-piceturc entertainments
III t.. parks This summcr in addition
to the operation OF three community
ceniers and the staging Of n~ciEhhor-
hood sings" were worked out yes
;erday afternoon by directors of the
Community Recreation Association.
Many prominent men and women at
ended the conferences. ana Il comprc-
hensivc program adopted.
y. group OF prominent Richmond
mon Ia under the leader
sn!I. oil ]. Scott Parrish. will under
take to raise $4,000 for this work.
during. the week of April 2S. The
campaign organization will he form
ed by Charles l.. Weaver. executive
chairman: X. e. Stcirncs, secretary
Of the association: Z. +. CABOT. Mrs.
l.. &. Minor and Mrs. stuart MichauH.
Four-miuutc speakers will deliver
daily talks at the big industrial
plants. where the community sings
are w~c,!-known 10y bosses and m
pioyccs alike. Other takers will
boost the campaign in the theaters
of the city each matinee and night.
The daily goal Of the wofkSTs Will
be $4,000.
rianS for the work -. inc asSocia-
ton during the coming summer ana
fail we're mapped out at Il confer
cmcc OF the directors yesterday.
Among those attending the confer
cncc we're:
i. II. ninfor,n assistant; snG",in';ndEnt
Dr. " ii. PARKER. senator Morgan II.
Mills. stuart RarIaul. Charles L. Weaver.
&. l.. Cadot. II &: Stcarncs. l., Mch Jud-
kins. Mrs. L. {. Minor. Mrs. II J. Mycrs:
Jr, Mrs. j. Scott Parrish. Mrs. stuart
Michaux. Mrs. j. X. powman and Mrs.
". a. burrows.
directors OF The Com n,unity Recreation
Associate are -. i. Cadet. president: j.
liogr Kicks. vicc-pr"sIdcnt: Mrs. W. n.
Bnrrows. second vice pre- st1cnt: X. -
Strarn"s. executive secretary: L. MciS
.Iudkins. treasurer: !. II. Bintorl. Mrs, y
n. bowman. Mrs. !. 81. GcorC" Iirran.
Mrs. e. II. ChilGrsss. It"v. Father Z. Z
NanniEan. Ralph 4. Harrison. Mrs. Il. I.
Hudson. Branch johnson. Mrs. q 7. W
kcrn. Rev. T.. T. McFadrn. y. u: Mrs.
Stuart M%ichaux. Mrs. r. 4: M!nor. Nor
gan u. Mills. Mrs. iI. j. Myers. lr.. rr
W. u. Parker. stuart IiaEiand. i. r.. SorE.
=. Il. Tragic and Miss Lucy witt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
Fined for Driving wi,hon, Permit.

lack Is $amucls Vas fined ;25 and
costs yesterday morning in Police
Court on a charge Of driving an au-
tornohiie without a. permit lie was
arrested in company With two other
men aAd q woman after q genera.
alarm had b"cn sent IN by the police
COR the quartet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13

COMPANY \. Richmond Light Infantry
iilucs. viii hold its regular meeting and
d..li tonight in the Iiues' A-mory at
: 20 O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13

Motto" ~ Nv" appointments II Virginia
poStnthStcTs were received ny Postmaster
Hay e Thurntan. or The Richmond onicr.
from Washington as follows: Maud. NJ.
,;andcr". Ml!iboro, and Charles II. Wood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Members ~ tho Hugh Stockdeil Machine
Gun Com Dany viii hold their regular
meeting and drill, tonight at SGD o'clock
in the arm"ry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13

JnncS Thomas, colorcd. was sen
fenced TO three years in the pcnitcn-
iiary in liust.ngs Court yesterday
for grand larceny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13

Tho regular meeting OF the Richmond
council OF Social Agencies vii, no; be
ned ih.s afternoon on account Of the ah-
stn"" from ia" city o. a number OF the
officers and members. including tho chair
man. ~: III. II. iiihbs, who are attending
me conference OF the ms t!onal o:Saniza-
ton Of public health nursing in Atlanta
ana the national conference OF social
workers In New Orleans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13

y bard concert viii he hold today a,
l o'clock at the band>tani. In from OF
amp headquarters "a Camp Ice. Bat
talion paradcN Will b held on the parade
ground in. front of camp hcaduiar;cr
very Thursday at i:D O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13

y meeting OF the membership commit
trc NJ the amt of Commerce viii b,
ned thus afternoon at l~sucEcr's Hotel. J.
Srott Farri"h. chairman. VIII preside.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13

ticorGc Mortlanl. president of tho Dctho
Alanuiariu'inE Company. Inc.. was Tho
principal speaker last night at the meet.
ing OF tho Kiwanis Clnb at the plant oi
me concern. Approximately i3 member.
81 IN" organization were present at tn,
meeting. which was one NJ the most sue.
ctssfui ever conducted by the club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13

licutcnant-Coloncl John \. Cutchins.
commando Of lSichmonI Post, Americas
l*sion, VII" served overseas with the
twenty ninth Division and was also n
member of tho American hrmisiicc Com
MISSION. VIII address the Richmond Rotary
iiuO tonight "A, 6:l5 o'clock at the Rich.
inond Hotel. ii]cutennnt.C Colonel Cutchlns
Viii speak on us personal rcminisccnsc :
q. thN IMcntN. ninth DiNisinn In tNrnnc.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13

we have assembled for your comparison and choice a very large
assortment of all the popular weavas and unusual designs in. Witons,
Administers, Rag Rugs, Rush Rugs, Crex Rugs, Rattania, Kleart1ax and
numerous other grades. All prices are moderate, because of our large
buyng-dlrect from the manufacturer. Third Floor, South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13

Music Will be furnished by tho John
Marshall High Schou! Cadet Rand.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-25
E. B. Shaw, new general sales manager of the Firestone Tire & Rubber Go.

AKRON. O., Jan. 24.-(SpeciaL)- Proomtion Of four sales executives has been announced by H. $. Firestone of the Firestone Tire and Rubher com pany.
 F. W. BeSaw who has been western sales manager for three years. with headquarters in Akron, is made gen. eral sales manager, succeeding A. G. Partridge, who was recently elected vice president in charge of sales.
 l.. G. Fairbank, who has been man ager of the eaStren division, with headquarters in Akron, becomes vice president and manager of the F'irestone Steel Products company
 Two district chiefs are called to Akron to take the divisions which have been directed by BeSaw and Fairbank- They are F. K. Starbird. whose head quarters have been in Minneapolis, and J. E. Mayl, who has made his head quarters in Boston Starbird becomes western sales manager, and Mayl takes charge of sales in the eastern division.
 As head Of the sales organization. BeSaw will undertake the distribution of S150. 900. 900 worth of FireStone tires and accessories during 1920.
 He was born in Akron and received
Arizona republican., 1920-01-25

his education in the Akron public schools Nine years ago he joined the F'irestone organization as a salesman covering territory in Iowa. In a short time he had become manager of the Des Moines branch, where in his first year he brought sales to a total triple that of the quota set for him. AS a reward he was called to the general of tices. where he soon became manager of the western sales division.
 Fairbank, the new active head of EireStoneS subsidiary steel company, became eastern sales manager three years ago after three years in the ad- vertising department. during the lat ter two of which years he was assis- tant advertising manager
 Starbird became associated with the F'irestone organization four years ago in the advertising department. Be fore becoming q district manager q year ago he was sales manager of the pneumatic sales department
 Mayl started with the EIreStone or ganiaztion in 1911 as a salesman in St. Louis. Four years later he was placed in charge of the Memphis branch. He was manager of the Cleveland branch from the spring of 1917 until he be- came a district manager last year.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-25
SUCH IS LIFE
Life in Leap Year

At the swell apartment portal
 Stood the bold, determined maid: Twenty summers she confessed to;
 Thirty winters, I'm afraid Had slipped by without announcement But that's neither here nor there; Anyhow, moment later,
 She was climbing up the stair Then she said in sweet contralto
 To the servant in the hall: Please tell Mister Milton Mildew
 Mona Hope has come to call When the stalwart, handsome Milton Drew aside the por-tee- airs There stood Mona with some orchids, Favored gift of millionaires. Nona grabbed her chosen victim
 Round the collar (Arrow brand) And she smiled a little grirnly
 As she captive held his hand. Wilt thou wed me-" Mona whispered,
 wilt thou wed me, dearest Milt?" And you should have seen our hero,
 Mister Milton Mildew wilt.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-25

present time the sales company is devoting the major portion of its time wholesaling to dealers, the Savage is going over big in this territory
 w. A Gee is sales manager for the concern and has been a big element in building up the thriving business which the company is now enjoying. Fred Noll, who is at the head of the company, has been in Phoenix for number of years. He is well known to host of Phoenicians, who know that any product he handles is bound to succeed if it has the merits behind it. which happens to be the east this time.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-25
SAVAGE TIRE SALES
 STARTED WITHOUT t
 THING, CROW LARGE

Two years ago yesterday the Saw age Tire Sales company started in Phoenix with a sales record for the day of one tire sold. Yesterday. in an interview Fred Noll, head of the com. pany, proudly displayed stock of two carloads of tires, exhibited proof that he is selling s5,000 worth of tires ss week and showed a standing order for 1850 Dural tubes a week. All this from a start of absolutely noth- ing two years ago.
 But of course the fact that they handle Savage tires alone, and that they push them for all they are worth, is one of the many reasons why they have succeeded. At the
Arizona republican., 1920-01-25
How to Live Long

Advises Simeon w King. T.. s. com missioner of Deeds, who has held that job 55 years: Stick to your job. Don't be rolling stone; they wear out to6 quickly
 Advises Charles Cliff last of the Pony Express riders: Get out and see the world. Move around. The set ting hen never gets fat"
 Advises James w Whittlesey of St. Louis, 90 years old: Don't eat meat drink intoxicating liquor. smoke to- bacco. or get married
 Advises Isaac Simms of Atlanta, SI years old: Eat what you like, drink what you want, smoke if your wife will let you, and marry earily in life
 Now you know how to live long. If you don't like one mans recipe, try the others. If you don't succeed you will know you tried the wrong one.
 When a boy goes wrong you can find, by going back far enough, the time when the lads father was too busy to pay much attention to the companions his boy ran with, or to the day when his mother said he needn't bring his chums into the house
Arizona republican., 1920-01-25

Abraham Lincoln was born Feb. r, 1909 in log cabin he built himself
 Written by young man who has risen to the fourth grade and cap taincy of the neighborhood baseball and football teams.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-25

The first day in 45 years the sun failed to shine on Yuma. Ariz.. Jan. 1. The population celebrated the event by parading about in the rain. Some boy took a. picture of the mud puddle in Main street.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-25

Time was when a fellow could write a bunch of jokes which had to do with rosy noses and newly invented excuses for staying downtown late o'nights, but what can you do with an ice cream soda or a bottle of ginger ale, as basis for a corkina good yarn?
Arizona republican., 1920-01-25

If your husband isn't the ready let ter writer when he's away from home you'd like him to be, call his attention to the statement that the late John Martin Beck of Marion, O, wrote 100,- 900 letters to his wife, including those
Arizona republican., 1920-01-25

One swallow never made. summer, and it'll be responsible for fewer falls now that all days are dry days.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-25

It may interest you to know that Juana Matestei. Portuguese bullfighter, is paid s7500 year.
 And the average wage of the Ameri- can public school teacher is less than $500 a year.
 And the United States government pays nurses S15 for a Seven-day week.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-25

Mrs. Pete Olson calls attention to the fact that while women have been in politics some considerable while, no more husbands are washing dishes and alarming socks than before
Arizona republican., 1920-01-25

penned before they were married. He averaged 15 letters a day. and spent , s20e0 in postage.