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Arizona republican., 1920-02-26
HOW TO SOLVE
 LPPROblEN|

The greatest problems in the home IS the help problem. How to solve 1t Is the question. One fact stands out that every house will have to get along with fewer servants. This makes necessary the simplifying of home tasks and the introduction of me chanical aids.
 Foremost among these aids are the electric washer and ironer, the cleaner, various small appliances for cookery at table, so that less time may be spent in the kitchen.
 In simplifying the work of the home the first question is How shall 1 be- gin?'' Make a detailed study of your work, is the answer, study how you can save time. strength and steps. Consider the home laundry work. The first idea then is to cut down the wash, not by doing without clean clothes, but by substitution or paper where possible, such fabrics as re- quire little effort in cleansing and no starch.
 The washing estimated. planned and determined upon. the dispatching of it is the next important consideration. Here the electric washer presents it. self the first aid with it's hot water and soap solution, it's oscillating or rocking motion that forces the dirt out of the clothes without the hand rub bing. The electric iron is a big help with the ironing and for big heavy pieces the electric ironer is useful.
 In comparison with the old way Of rubbing, wringing or twisting tn, clothes, boiling. sprinklinS and starch ing. modern methods as effected by right kind of machines make the homo laundry work, a comparatively simple process
Arizona republican., 1920-02-26
WOMAN ISLOST: SPENDS NIGHT
 0N THE DESERT
Mrs. Mary Ekholm, Taking
 Desert Stroll, Becomes Confused and Unable to Find Way Back Home

T just wanted to be out among the mountains" Mrs Mary El<holm e2- plained to Policemen Anderson ana Papo when she returned to her home yesterday morning. after having spent the entire night in the vicinity of Hieroglyphic rocks.
 It was not her original intention to remain in the mountains all night According to the story Mrs. Ekhoim told the policemen who had been called to conduct a search for her, she had started for a walk yesterday afternoon, and as the day was delight miles south on Central avenue when motorist offered. her a ride. Mrs. Ekholm rode for a short distance with him and then continued walking south toward the mountains.
 Darkness Comes
 Before I realized, darkness had oyertaken me-" she explained to the officers. When I started to return home I realized I had lost all sense of direction
 Becoming unnerved by the realiZa- tion of her utter helplessness. Mrs. E,khol,S ran frantically over the des ert and among the foothills. failing down many times and bruising herself severely. At last, too exhausted to D. ground and remained there in a semi conscious condition throughout the night.
 Aroused by the first rays of the morning sun, she again sought to re- gain her bearings, and as the sun brought into clearer relief her sur roundings. she finally located a ranch house. Wearily dragging herself to the home, she sank exhausted on the threshold.
 StumbIes Into Doctors Home.
 Fortunately, Mrs. Ekholm had stumbled into the home of physiJ elan, who gave her medical attention and then sent her home in a motor car. She arrived at her home a almost the same time the policemen answered call from MT. Ekholn1. who was in stituting search for his wife. As q result of her experience. Mrs. Ekholm is in a very feeble condition.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-26
COMBINATION ELECTRIC DISH
 WASHER AND SINK

Electric washers arc solving the clothes washing problem so satisfac- torily that inventors arc now giving their immediate attention to the dish : washing problem in the home. Ma chimes arc available for washing the dishes, but they are separate from the sink. where dishes have always been washed
 Now comes a clever ombination of electric dishwasher and sink in which the dishwasher has been incorporated as part of the sink and placed on the market by Chicago company. Two perpendicular revolving paddles throw the water between the dishes which re- main stationary, thus eliminating breal<age.
 This domestic size outfit is operated by a A h. D. motor with an attachment cord that fits any lamp socket. The motor can be used for making ice cream by replacing the dish frame with a special freezing can. This combination is also made in large size for use in hotels, restaurants and hospitals.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-26
DANCE ID BE GIVEN BY
 HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS

CHANDLER, Feb 25.-The senior class of the local high school will give a dance at the chamber of commerce hall on Saturday evening to secure funds to defray the expenses to be incurred for graduation purposes. Local music has been secured and every one is assured of a good time.
 Return From Coast have returned f rom Los Angeles where they went on the sad mission of taking the remains of their beloved wife and sister to her last resting place. MT. Gordon will continue to make his home here.
 Resident Departs For Holbrook A. K. Folger, who has been con nected with the Weber Drug company here for the past several months. has resigned and accepted a position with the Palace Drug company of Hol- brook, Arizona.
 New Resident Here
 Mrs. Chas. Cohen of Los Angeles arrived here Tuesday to join her hus- band who is connected with the Lukin Grocery company
 Florence Man Leases Ranch
 Capt. H. c. Powell of Florence has leased the Smith ranch south of town and will plant cotton. Capt Powell believes in the future of Chandler and he is welcomed as a new Chandler resident Capt. Powell is the son of c. G- Powell, warden of the state prison at Florence
 Flagstaff Visitors Here
 Capt. and Mrs. F.. M. Robinson of Flagstaff are spending a few weeks here IS the guests of Mir. and Mrs Hugh Gardner.
 Abandon Minstrel Show
 The minstrel show which was to have taken place in the very near fu- ture has been abandoned for the time being, as the Woman's club has been unable to secure place to hold re- hearsals and it is expected that in the near future the club will be able to announce that it will stage the show
 New Resident
 H. Simpson of Phoenix formerly connected with the Phoenix Savings bank, arrived in Chandler Wednesday and will be connected with the First National Bank of Chandler. MT. Simp- son is very pleased with the outlook here and predicts a great future for the town.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-26

 to be made of the two ports Plume and ra on the A Sea AS @ and settlement of the problem proposed by the allies which would he
  but that the itself be alhnize while Zara be free n despite DAnnunos
Arizona republican., 1920-02-26
J.F. JONES FUNERAL
 ID BE HELD FRIDAY

TEMPE, Feb. 26.-Funeral services for J. F. Jones will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at the Catholic church, instead of Thursday afternoon as previously announced. Interrnent will be at Double Butte cemetery.
 Pythian Sisters Meeting Tn Pythian Sisters will meet in regl1- lar session Thursday night at 70 There will also be imitation followed by refreshments.
 Big Baby Boy
 Mir and Mrs Edward Burtelsen are rejoicing over a fine pig nine-p pound boy, Edward Everrer, vino was bor,, Wednesday,.
 New Teachers
 On account of an illness in the first grades in the Eighth street school two new teachers have been employed to help with this work, Mrs. Della Drol- finger and Mrs. Lottie Goodwin have accepted the positions.
 Hughes Family I'll
 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hughes and little son. Thane, are all down with in- fluenza. Little Miss Martha Hughes is the guest of little Miss Billie Drol- finger during her mothers illness.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-26

been called in to discuss the advisabil- ty of proceeding witL work on the Verde system with the limited funds available. Although to go ahead at this time means the elimination of the large reservoir proposed. the commits sioner said the vote of the business men had been to proceed with the work.
 MT. Alexander said he would conducS an investigation along the lines sus- gested.
 A suggestion that the proposed new civic building have an art room set aside for the municipal collection of paintings was made by Mrs. C. r. AinswOrtil, who on behalf of the Art Exhibition committee of tSe Woman s club. presented the city with new picture. Mayor Corpstein said the mat . ter would be taken up at the time of preparing a new budget. The newly acquired picture will be hung in the public library.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-26
MAY GRANT 90 DAY
 T|MEEXTENS|0N0 0N
 UNION DEPOT PLANS

The state corporation commission, it became known yesterday, following an executive meeting. has tentatively de- cided to grant the 90 day extension requested by the two interested rail- roads which were ordered to submit plant for the Phoenix union station. Both the Santa Fe and the Arizona Eastern requested the extension. based on the unsettled condition Of their affairs due to the coming return to private ownership.
 Amos 4. Betts, chairman of the commission. said that a definite an- nouncement as to the extension might be forthcoming today
Arizona republican., 1920-02-26
PEOPLE INTERESTED
 IN WATER SYSTEM

That taxpayers are taking an active interest in the construction of the pipe line for the Verde river water supply system for this city was indicated by rJ. l.. E. Alexander when he addressed the city commissioners at their regu- lar meeting yesterday. MT. Alexander told the commissioners he represented a large number of taxpayers who de- sired to thoroughly investigate the merits of the proposed wood pipe as compared with concrete pipe.
 City Manager Thompson stated that the record of all proceedings in the matter and ali data pertaining to the merits of redwood pipe were open to the inspection of the public at any time. Contracts for the proposed wood pipe, which will be ready within few days, also will be available for public investi- gation, according to the city manager. Commissioner Irvine stated that a large body of representative business men had
Arizona republican., 1920-02-26
CORPORATION COMM. RULING 0N STREET
 CAR LINE SUSTAINED

Brill street car line routings, as es- tablished by the local street car com pany, will continue established, ac cording to the provisions of a ruling handed down yesterday by the supreme court. In addition to the street car case the court passed upon long list of other cases that had been pending
 The right of the car company to change its routings was challenged by William B.. Lount and Hattie l.. Mosher, and was sustained by the cor poration commission, whereupon the plaintiffs appealed to the superior court, the case eventually reaching the supreme court on a question of the corpora ton commissions Jurisdiction. The Jurisdiction was sustained.
 An appeal of Juan Apodaca and Fe- lix Griego, soldiers at Whippie bar racks, from Judgment in the Yava- pal county superior court, the judg ment was reversed and remanded. The soldiers were accused of the murder of Manuel Gonzales a t Prescott on or about December 2S. 1918. \ similar action was taken by the high court in Thompson from conviction in the Yavapai county superior court on a forgery charge.
 An appeal brought by Milton Hall. from the judgment of the Cochise county superior court, resulted in the judgment being affirmed. The charge was embezZlement-
 A motion for rehearing. made by the Red Rover Copper company in con- nectioh with a personal injury case, was denied.
 An appeal was dismissed in the case of Mariana Herman for herself and heirs of Julius Herman against the CO., partners of the Rabbit Bros. firm, in Coconino county.
 An appeal was dismissed in the case of Eva Sheerer Roulding against George w. Sheerer and others. No as signments of error had been filed by the appellant and none appeared in the briefs. The court dismissed the appeal for that reason, in line with it's custom recently established.
 Judgment was affirmed in the case of the appeal of A. B. Frame from judgment by the Yavapai county su- perior court, the appeal involving the Judgment rendered in favor of the Copper Mining company and of oth- CTS as intervenors.
 Tn the case of Richard V. Dev vs. James Quinn, on an appeal from the superior court of Graham county, judg- ment was affirmed.
 Tn the matter of the adoption of Rosa GaIlegos, involving Rosaura Ba- gan and Ygnacio Bazan. as appellants, vs. M. R. GllegoS and others. the ap- peal was affirmed with directions.
 In the ease of Thomas Childs vs. H. F. Frederickson, appealing from the Pima county court, the appeal was re- manded with directions to grant new trial.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-26

and First avenue. The team, though sponsored by the legion, is to be re- garded as a town club and players, whether ex-soldiers or not, will be eligible and gladly welcomed on the team, Manager Guy Rice stated yes terday- The practices are being held each evening this week at 5:30.
 New Residences
 Two new residences, creditable ad- ditions to North Evergreen addition, are being completed on Grande avenue, just north of town, by c. NJ. Paddock. w. A. Jones. who purchased one of the homes some weeks ago. expects to move into the property today, and the house will be occupied within the next week or ten days, by Body Johnson.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-26
LIQUOR APPET|TES
 SEEK TOBACCO NOW

Prohibition has caused a marked increase in the demand for tobacce.v was the opinion given by Roy A Black, state distributor for the La Sinceridad cigars. Mir. Black has just returned from Tampa, Florida, the pulse of the tobacco business.
 Tampa has several hundred cigar factories, most of which have been closed until recently both because of the war and strikes. Indications are every factory in that district will be operating at full capacity within a month or sO- For the first time in six years Havana tobacco is really coming into it's own. Added to a bumper crop there is an unusual demand"
 According to MT. Black, prohibition is also tending to boost the sale of chewing gum
Arizona republican., 1920-02-26
HUBBY "SHANGHAIED" IN DIVORCE COURT

DALLAS. Texas.-"Fay. Bessie and Mildred, in Shanghai China, were named as correspondents when Mrs. F. Es Chadwick obtained a diyrocts here, from Francis r.. Chadwick. lieu tenant in the U. $. navy
 The petition also charged that the sailor had been involved in an affair with a British officers wife at GbraI- tar
Arizona republican., 1920-02-26
SPEAK UPI

The president owes it to the public to issue short explanatory state ment to clear up the Lansing matter. It would have been better had this statement been issued at the time Lan- sings resignation" was announced. But it is still in order.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-26
 FALL IN LINE, GIRLS!

LONDON-Ot course, lads, this isn't a tip, or hunch. or hint. but
 An American. A years old. told a London newspaper he'd like an Eng fish bride. The paper forwarded nm 800 replies and then stopped read dressing the letters.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-26

BOSTON--It hurt the dignity of John Forbes to remove his lid in court T stand on my right" said John. He couldn't stand on any thing else" added the cop Forbes got 30 days for being liquored up
Arizona republican., 1920-01-13
For Rent-Apartments

FOR RENT-To healthy adults. two -oom apartment nicely furnished. ex- cept linen. s30 per month. Call after . a. m. S21 North First St. Phone 29S2
Arizona republican., 1920-01-13
Wanted-Real Estate
Exclusive Listings
 Wanted

We in a position to buy your property for cash or to sell it for you. If you want to sell. rent or buy. or if you want any kind of insurance, sec us at once.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-13
" Wanted-Help, Male

WANTED-Barber. s25 guarantee. C. :. Mosier, Telephone -. Tempe, Ariz.
 Iai !
Arizona republican., 1920-01-13
Wanted-To Rent

BY YOUNG married couple in gooi health small house or apartment in good section the city. Win sign years lease effective Jan. 1 or l5 f right place is found. Write, Box 37-M, Re publican stating address, date avail able. rent expected and description Of house or apartment. Jnfurnished w.li be preferred. If
Arizona republican., 1920-01-13
For Rent-Houses

FOR SALE-My lease on a modern Gve-room house with sale of furniture Furniture is all nearly new. No dealers wanted Box 46N. Republican. bn A SMALL bungalow unfurnished to healthy adults. 40 N. 11th St. IL FOR RENT-Tvro room unfurnished house to healthy adults. 1405 F.. Van Buren. blI TWO room house, S12.00 month. water furnished; no sick. Phone s15S.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-13
Money to Loan

Unlimited furds to loan on improved Salt River Valley ranc:, lands an0 h come business property.
 DWIGHT B. HEARD REAL ESTATE-INSURAN LOANS.
 CENTRAL & ADAMS ii
Arizona republican., 1920-01-13
Aprons and Dresses

APRONS-DRES ESSES-UNIFORMS Made to your order at factory prices. Readymade garments in stock. Pretty and serViceable yardage to select from.
 MANNING APRON co. Phone 2405. Second Ave. and Monroe
Arizona republican., 1920-01-13
For Sale or Exchange

ONE 1919 Little Buick, perfect condition, good rubber. want vacant lots or small house; might assume some debt. Roy Neblett Realty Co. 11O N. Central avenue bg
Arizona republican., 1920-01-13
Ask ''

FRANK r.. BELLAMY, MGR.
 PHOENIX-CASA GRANDE REALTY CO, ' X S MONIHON BLDG. bm WANTED-To buy the best 40 to S0-acre tract, northeast of Phoenix. Would like some improvements. but not absolutely necessary. Address, giving location. Box 5SN, Republican.
 bm WANT to buy house from s1.o00 to S2,500; prefer south side. Address Box TIN Republican. blk WILL buy lot in Bella Vista for cash if cheap. Box 16N. Republican. ',l
Arizona republican., 1920-01-13

NANTED-Boy for delivery: one lblc to drive a Ford and with knowl- cdge of the city. Mathews Paint Co l
Arizona republican., 1920-01-13
Money to Loan

MONEY TO LOAN-215 National Bank Building. Dr. William Lentz Phone GIT. bg
Arizona republican., 1920-01-13
For Rent-Furnished House

FURNISHED r modern. 715 East Washi agJon street Adults. bg
Arizona republican., 1920-01-13
For Rent-Land
COTTON LAND 40 or 80 Acres

No Johnson grass; alfalfa for 20 years. Offered S15 per acre cash rent Real cotton land; \ water Phone l434. Ask for Mir. Bertram. It FOR RENT-For cotton, IS acres old pasture land; last season first in cot ton and should raise bigger crop this year; prefer share basis but will con side cash rent. II. :. Hunter, 14 mile north of Mcdowell road. miles east.
 Ing TO RENT-2O acres. Inquire ot Gateman, cor. Third Ave. and Wash ington St. dg FOR RENT-160 acres best cotton land in the valley. Wolpe. 221 West Adams Phone 14s7 or 3911. It FOR RENT ny owner. 80 acres in Glendale district, s60 per acre: half cash. Call at 1925 East Adsms. bl FOR RENT-3I acres farm land, two miels east of Center on McDowell Mrs. C. W. McRae. bm
Arizona republican., 1920-01-13
Business Chances

FURNITURE and lease of a 23room rooming house; rent very reasonable, rooms all full and have waiting hst. Reason for selling. other business needs attention Apply after 10 a. m. 325 N Fourth avenue. bk
 FOR SALE-Completely equipped vuicanizing plant at Jerome Arizona is offered at a big sacrifice to sausfN judgment Interested parties pleas. see or write C. C. Norton Jerome, AEi- zona. for detailed informa tion. nG
 FOR SALE-Repairing shoe store doing good business. good location S4OO will handle; good reason for sell ing 241 w Washington. bl
Arizona republican., 1920-01-13

WANTED-TO rent TT cheap teams. Southeast corner across old cross cut canal. db
 WANTED-To rent garage with sleeping room above for one or two men. Box 55N. Republican. bS
 WILL PAY $45 per month. year round. for or 5-room modern unfur- nished house. Box 13N. Repub. b;s
 WANTED-To rent two first-class teams. Southeast corner across old cross cut canal. db
Arizona republican., 1920-01-13
Money to Loan

MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED RANCH AND CITY PROPERTY: PAYABLE AT A STATED PERIOD OR ON INSTALLMENT PLAN
 HERBERT $. PRINCE co.
 14 WEST ADAMS ST If
Arizona republican., 1920-01-13
Personals

MRS. SUE RUPERT - Telegram rom Graham: come home at once leo Rupert nh
Arizona republican., 1920-01-13
1OACRES

Highly improved: part in barley. bal ance already plowed: want to trade for rental property in city sell on small payment down. balance five years. Exclusive with
 ROY NEBLETT REALTY co.
 Central bg
Arizona republican., 1920-01-13
TAKE NOTICE
Auto Time Table

GUILLIAMS STAGE LINE LLESCN-CASHION ION-AVONDAL>E
 LITCHFIELD Stages leave First and Washington streets at a. IT,. 10 a. m.. IF noon D. n-. D. n1.. and D. Ln-
 Telephone 41S3. -f
 OVER APACHE TRAIL Union Auto Transportation Company CADILLAC "S" SERVICE Globe Miami via Roosevelt Dam Leave Globe Miami 80 a. m. daily Leave Phoenix 8 30 a. m daily. Office 32 South Center Phone 14ss
 See SEEMAN
 V!a ... F. Ky. and Short Line
 TO GLOBE AND MIAMI Lv. Phoenix A. E. Depot S:1o A NJ. AR Winkelman 12:27 F. M. LV. Winkelman 1:3O P. M- AR Globe 4:45 P. M. 1-bn
Arizona republican., 1920-01-13

N A M ED-A boy for general worN around garage to learn trade. South vest Motors, Inc. 247 N 1st St pi
Arizona republican., 1920-01-13
Wanted Help, Male

PHONE-BRADNA PHOENIX EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. RELIABLE HELP FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE IF s. 1ST ST If
Arizona republican., 1920-01-13

AUTO SALESMAN wanted 10 sell medium and high priced pleasure cars. Must be thoroughly experienced and hustler. Fine opportunity for req! saleSman The Smith Ninsent Co. II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
Would Minimize the Size
Of Newspapers By Law


BOSTON. MAY GI-Thc news print
shortage waS discussed here today by
tho National Editorial Association IN
PNnual rnuErniI"u here. \ resolution
was unanimously; adopted and forward
81 - chairman Porter Of the House ior-
ricI relations -ummItiC" at Washington
urging rh.- paSS"g, Of senate joint rcSo-
lutium -. whiCh - designed 10 AFFORD
immediate r"li"f N the emergency eS-
lIrririIy TO hrn"ft country newspapers.
Edward Albright. of GHllatin. Tenn,
IN Ia; presidential address said the
uhdruiouS rrUf.t-rr Is abroad III the
pr.uf rnp.r field pust "a h" Is in many
other lines Of trade and an acute STU
~ ~ Demands drastic action.
, NV opinion is II" added. that con-
gross Nv prompt l"giSla,Iv" enactment
should restrict the isSII- Of every news
yau,r in tn United STATES 10 maxi
mum Of So many pages per day anu by
such ~ act dcilr" maximum page
size. I.mrg" us'r rs Of print paper with
their own mills or contracts should Keep
oT, nr III" spot mrrf"t congress also
should make substantial application
inr X drtrrm,nrd effort 10 lind suhStl-
tat" for wood pulp.
Mr.. Albright asked consideration by
III. contention of the Mckinley hill re-
gently iE!rCdtlCrd in congress and de-
signed tn urnIid" Sourr" of news
rr,ui tn newspapers Of lS.On0 circula-
lien.
Trcaid"n; +. r. Dodge. "f the inairnn-
i'n:Inl paper company, predicted oven
higher prices for news print paper due
10 ~" threatened rise in freight rates
nnd he demands Of labor for higher
wages
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-01
ENGLISH zIONISTS
TO BUILD PALESTINE


LONDON. May 3l.-Thr twenty.first
conference" of the English Zionist Fed
Grafton Of London today passed reSo-
LUTON expressing gratitude to The SUI
prCmr Council for Incorporating IN"
Ealtour declaration in the treaty with
Turkey and for granting the mandat"
iUr Palestine to Great Britain. II
pledges itself that the Zionists or Eng
land Will spare no effort and no iaCrl-
flee TO rcConStitute Palestine a. the
Jewish national home
DR. Weizman. who presided. said that
The text of the mandate was still under
discussion. hut provision had been mad"
Tor such political. economic and social
conditions in Palestine as would make II
possible to bring into the country and
set up development on those lines.
Lord RothSchild said ii behooved tn"
British people who took the opportunity
Offered by the council truly to afford
the world Il lesson by setting up true
national home in which every one should
live in comfort and no one could say he
was oppressed or could not enjoy the
benefits Of national home.