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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-07-30
HAD GOOD HORN. NOT MUCH
AUTO

Smith has a car and is very proud
of it. But the neighbors are rather
scOrnful about Smiths car. Per-
haps they are jealous.
Anyhow, the other day he drove
to an adjacent garage and asked
the man there what was the best
thing to do with it.
The garage man looked the car
over in silence for several minutes
after which he grasped the horn and
footed it.
you've got a good horn there -
he remarked quietly. Suppose you
jack it up and run new car under
it,"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-07-30
Women Who Suffer

Should find relief from their suffer-
ings by taking the woman's tenn
perance Tonic and Nervine, which
has helped so many women, some
of them right in your neighbour
hood. When the household cares
and the worries of everyday life
have dragged you down, made
YOU unhappy, and there is moth
ING in life but headache, backache
and worry, turn to the right pre-
scription, one gotten up by DR..
Pierce fifty years ago, which has
helped many thousands of women
in this country. 1t is called DIR.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription and
can be had in every drug store in
Che land, in tablet or liquid form.
FRANKFORT, KY.-rAfter
motherhood / had such miserable
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-07-30

health for two
years that | could
not get around
to do my own
homework, most
of the time | had
to keep to my
bed. My back
ached and my
nerves were in a
terrible state. /
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-07-30
THE BEST BUY.

While the wealthy are buying
Liberty Bonds in large quantities
at present market prices, you can
buy them in denominations of from
$50 up. Any bank or broker will
sell them to you.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-07-30
GLADSTONE Is QUOTED

Economy is near tc the key
stone of character and success. A
bow that is taught to save his
money will rarely be bad man or
a failure. The man who saves Will
rise i'm his trade or profession stead
ily: this is inevitable. Gladstone.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-07-30

The Police Department of Phila-
delphia. Pa, is planning to elimin-
ate the use of horses.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-07-30

Love is a disease that most peo-
pie get just as often as they are ex-
posed.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-07-30

There are 10 miles of highway for
every mile of railway in the United
States
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
PEACE TREATY STANDING NOW
 AT STANDSTILL
(RepubIican A. p. Leased WireI

WASHINGTON. Feb. 14.-Peace treaty negotiations still stood at an Impasse tonight with opinion among leaders still divided on the possibilities Of compromise to insure ratification when the treaty again is taken up in the senate next week.
 Discussion centered today on the two revised article 10 reservations, sub mItted yesterday by Senator Hitch cock. democratic leader, but there seemed little disposition by any con- siderable number of republicans to accept either of the proposals. The republican leaders said formal reply had been made to Senator Hitchcock and that there probably would be none.
 Virtually the only difference between one of the Hitchcock proposals and the new republican reservation recent " proposed, 1t was pointed out, is the insertion in the latter of the words ''or by any other means, in enumerating the measures which the United States would decline to bring into use it's army and naval forces to preserve the integrity of other countries. It was suggested by some senators that a compromise might be possible by sub stltution of '-or by it's resources" for 'or by any other means" There was no assurance, however, that the lead CTS of either party would accept such a proposal.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

and board, room and laundry.
 Four kitchen police, S55 per month, and board, room and laundry Journal Miner.
 Takes Parking Job
 CHANDLER-Harr Kunst, for the last three years landscape artist for the San Marcos, has resigned to take charge of the scenic development of the Southwest Cotton company. He will direct new work at Litchfield and Goodyear, and later at Yuma and else where out of the state. The program in hand is expected to require years Of time for it's completion.-AriZona
 Plan Convention Program
 TUCSON-Tentative plans for the entertainment program for the cattle growers convention in Tucson next week are announced by the committee consistig of J. Cress Myers. Monte Mansfield and P. l.. Howell The plans follow:
 A band concert each morning at 2 o'clock at the hotels where visiting cattlemen and their families are quartered.
 At 2:30 Tuesday afternoon auto mobiles will be at the Santa Rita to convey women visitors to San Xavier
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
About the State
Widows Given Advice


 TUCSON-Valuable advice to widows IS given by County Assessor Vie Griffith who says they can save as much as S30.10 in taxes by filing affidavits at the assessors office. Pro- vided widows assessment does not exceed $2000 an exemption on her prop erty for 5000 of the assessed valuation is allowed. The privilege is granted only to widows actually residing in the State.-Star.
 Boosting Apache Trail
 GLOBE-Commercla interests ad- Jacent to the Apache trail are boosting 1t harder than ever before, every at tempt being made to preserve it as one of the greatest scenic attractions in America that is fully equal to the Grand Canyon. In addition to the work in hand by civic and official committees from Gila, Greenlee, Gra- ham, and Maricopa counties, the South ern Pacific proposes to establish a modern hotel at Fish creek station and to build trail leading to the sum init of the precipitous mountain that rises several thousand feet above the station and that commands a rare view of mountains and valleys for many
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
niles in every observation-disclosures Record.
 Cloudburst Soaks Yuma

u.
 Cloudburst Soaks Yuma
 YUMA-Yuma experienced the most severe cloudburst in its history last Monday when a torrent came down from the hills north of Bard and poured off the Mesa into the San Pascual valley where it wiped out about four miles of the main canal of the reclamation service which feeds the Yuma valley The flood had a crest of four feet and swept everything before it.-Sun.
 Jobs Are Open
 PRESCOTT-Eighte jobs will be open at Whipple barracks when the public health service takes over the barracks from army control. Appli- cation for the jobs may be made at the Prescott chamber of commerce. and the wages are given on the basis of 30 days employment or more. The list of jobs follows:
 Four chauffeurs. $10 a month and board, room and laundry
 One maid, $50 a month and board, room and laundry.
 Five walters, $50 month and board room and laundry
 Five ward attendants, s60 a month
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

a vice president of the student body %oma Gilbert. John GosIing and Leon ard Van Wyke have been nominate to date. and other nominations WEI oe onen during the student body meeting +t,roor.ro,y morning The vote will be taken Saturday. Polls will be IocS te'' iii several of the buildings. ana " i- son Wood. president of the stueent body has urged that every studentsH o@e at the election.-CitiZen.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

Mission and other points of interest in the valley.
 An organ recital will be givsA Tues day evening 3 S:30. o'clock at Scot tish Rite temple. There will also be boxing contest on this evening a> the armory.
 Wednesday at D. nl., there will be a reception for the ladies at the Wo- mans club. West Alameda street. At o'clock Wednesday night there will
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

act as a reception and auxiliary com mittee for the women visitors during the onvention.-Citizen.
 Varsity Folks Busy
 TUCSON-This week at the uniVer- sity has been an active one in student body activities. Many of the organiZa- tions have been electing officers for the second semester and making gen eral plans for the spring.
 Nominations have been opened for
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

be dance arranged in honor of the visitors at the armory.
 Thursday afternoon at o'clock cars will be on hand to convey all who de- sire to go on a trip to old Fort Lowell returning by way of the Country club, where tea will be served.
 On Thursday evening orchestra will play at the santa Rita and the concert will be followed by an informal dance Wives of local cattlemen will
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
GIBBS, Physicians Bldg.

12S W. Monroe, is agent for Ut 14, Blk 1, Los Palmas, solid on plat be- low. 7ex165. One block to Wentworth car. Sidewalk to Central WaIkable distance downtown Examine splen- did view; desirable surroundings; nice homes built and building; then see agent as this is priced to sell Own . nice home and pay yourself rent
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

GIBBS is specializing in land and
 mining practice before Federal and State Depts.- giving clients benefit of his ten years experience Special Agent and Chief of Field Div. General Land Office, U- s. Dept. of Interior. No one else in Phoenix is prepared to handle applications to buy Uncle sam S best citrus lands-Yuma Mesa-for t225 an acre for land and water.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
<roF(JJ

GIBBS solicits exclusive listings only, of desirable properties, priced to sell. Can't afford, otherwise, to run plat. featured Ads, as above.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

We have the most complete shop in Arizona for repairing Pianos, Player and Electric Pianos, etc.
 Expert tuning.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

You realize that Music attracts crowd. We'll, then, why not brighten your store with Music liven things up bit, fill the air with Music and make things pleasant and jolly? Your customers will enjoy this and you will notice new faces appearing in your store regularly It is natural for people to patronize bright, cheery places where there is entertainment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-14
: NORTH SIDE

Children's Day exercises were OBJ
served in the Methodist and Presoyter-
ian churches yesterday morning with
a very interesting musical program In
which the children Of the Sunday school
classes took part The services were
excellent and well attended at both
churches There were no Sunday school
and churche as usual but they had a
combination OF both in one service
which began promptly at 10 o'clock.
At the evening services at the usual
time special sermons in connection with
Children's Day were delivered by both
Rev. Arthur Lazepby Of the Methodist
and Rev. f. P. Carson OF the Presbyter-
ian church.
In the other churches services were
conducted at the usual hour with Prof.
Fred Helfer. OF Bethany, preaching the
sermon at tho Christian. and in the
absence OF Rev. l.. A. McCord Of the
Lutheran church William r. Miller.
lyman OF Trinity Lutheran church of
Wheeling flled The pulpit.
Entertain Society
Mrs. George s. Dorsch Of Warwood
evAnue. will entertain the members Of
the Women's Christian Endeavor SOC
iety OF 81. Johns Evangelical church on
Thursday afternoon. The affair will be
In the nature OF porch party and
tho hours from TO o'clock will be-
spent in heedlework. following which
the guests will, repair to tho dining
room whore they Will enjoy dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Minor will cello
bra,e their fifteenth wedding annivcr-
sary this afternoon at their home on
Warwood avenue. The afternoon Will
be spent in social way and al six
O'clock y dinner will be served. Those
that will attend are: Mr.. and Mrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-14
|. {. {. DEFENDS
ITS CAR ORDER
ANSWERS HARDING
ON DISTRIBUTION
Holds That Action Has Been
Upheld by Supreme
Court

WASHINGTON. June l3-The Inter
state Commerce commission. replying
today to resolution Introduced in the
senate by Senator Harding. OF Ohio.
now the Republican presidential nom
iaee. asking by what authority II issued
It's car assignment order OF last April
is. said the order was based on the
Interstate commcrc" act. 1t added that
ttsauthority TO take such action had
been upheld by the supreme court in
numerous decisions.
Under tho order. cars supplied To coal
mines for the transportation OF fuel for
the railroads could not he charged
against the distributed shares Of cars
for those mines. Senator Harding OBJ
Jected to the order on IN" ground that
1t was preferential 10 III" railroads Ak
against some OF the mines and the
pubic.
The commission said that the passing
OF the roads from federal control and
the suspension OF the fuel rules toGeth-
~ with the transportation conditions
shortage Of fuel on hand rt the time
created an emergency i'm which IL acted
with KS best Judgment" 1t added that
no other definite rule or practical plan
has been suggested by tn" Interest ed
parties IN the many conferences that
have been held on the subject.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-14
SECRETARY COLBY e 8
FLAG. DAY ORATOR
~ AT the CAPITAL
No Policy OF selhsh loofness; n sa's'
Is sheltered Under Flags Folds.

WASHINGTON. D, c., June l3.-"No
noIfcv AZ selfish alootness. no policy OF
caiious detachment from life and the
world can md shelter under the foids
nF the American flag" Secretary OF
state Colby declared today In an A. Az.
dress at Flag Day exercises OF INT
Washington lodge Of Elks.
The times call for great action, for
high and disintcres,ed action, SAID slr:
rIoihy We have problems at nome
which clamor for solution ana whtcn
can be solved only in the spirit or me
flag. We have duties broad ~hlcn arr
long postponed and which can only De
discharged in I'll" noble ana generous
spirit OF the flaS.
The ideals OF America are wrapped
in rs gold. II commentaries the deeda
and sacrifices of our best and pratesl
men. 1t Is no flag for a nation that IS
selfish Il ~ no flag for people winch
/. nusiIlanimnus II Is not an appropri-
80, hammer for ollry Of declared In
difference to the suffsrings or the tut
ure If the world 30
'"rh. american fling speaks today. as
II hos always spoken, a message OF oh-
erx and help to the oppressed clear
mote Of leadership 10 the aspiring IN a.
lands. p note Of aid and succor 10 h"-
ertv wherever liberty falters or ~ a.,
sailed. II speaks for the redemption and
not the Reputation OF the nations
pledges -,
COURAGE. II is the nag o. rh!yairous
men and noble women: ~ Is nag -,
glory II is y flnG which has nofrh
forward on every frld never backward:
apd today. and At this hour. It can NOT
he an emblem or moral retrRf upoH
that field Of highest service. IN" rescu"
Of tho world. 70 which our destiny rs
a nation calls us"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-14
IN
!. !. !: +, albania CRAVE
4 SAShSSuaHAah

RDME. June l3.-The situation 10
kIbanIa In considered most grave. tn
sAbanian Insurgents have been Strength
ened BY American equipped serbia M
WEARING American uniforms" says the
idea Nationals. adding 1T Is true me
offensive by Serbian and JuGo-SlSs
troops aims 20 chase Italy from me
Balkans" ,,, III, -,
obliged to evacuate Anttrart "a the ser
bians have occupied the railway. The
sSerbIans are also threatening the Itai-
ian garrison Of Scut9rt.
:. : Aylona was attacked after the dsiIV-
AIRY OF an ultimatum demanding evacna-
1Iop BY the Italians in - hours. ou'
TIA insurgents were rcpuised At N"
ynoInt Of the bayonet losing two hun
ared killed and one thousand taken prtSE
oners. Tho Italian casualties w0Sc
small but several minor Italian con'h'
gents were surrounded and some can
3ured. The Italian general cavalio was
esptured In bitter fighting which occur
49, an the outskirts OF ID" city. ltaNal
%Hyships bombarded the Insurgents AND
rsxsd the villages OF Dukat. Tr'aa
Radina and KanIna.
The Corriere D'1talia says that aft"r
The recall OF Con. Raimondc recently the
eonmend Of Avlona was entrusted 10
dan EoAbio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-14
BURLESON i,
Postmaster General Denies
Charges of Republicans

WASHINGTON. June I3-PostmaSter
General Burleson issued statement To-
day declaring that in. the iKht OF Inc
authorities" by Tho Republican .bt, ,r,I,s
harmlesaly at thor feet"
Replying to n: declaration IN the
platform that the present admlnistra-
ton destroyed the efficiency or the
tole phone and telegraph service when
controlled by the government. Mr.. Bur
leson quotes from statements or the
late Theodore y. Vail president or the
American Telephone ana re of ,bn
Western Union Telegraph company and
others 10 show that the wire properties
were successfully administered by the
government and returned III good con-
ditlon.
MIR Burlesop says the republican or
Raniza,ion. in tentative draft of its
platform, made q "$iniRter insnuation
that during government controi me
wires were used for purposes or po!nl-
cal patronage and priliical eSpIon-
age" He declares that of the four new
places created for the wire adrninistra-
lion three wer filled with republicans
and challenge the republican "rEani%a-
tIon to prove there was even an
attempt al political espionage.
This charge is not made without
purpose, he declares. adding:
watch the amount Of r certain con-
tribution 10 the republican campaign
fund and II will be disclosed that a
certain interest. which having failed TO
control or even influence republican,
congress by Shiny falSehoods because
both aides could be heard temporarily.
Xot in itS work on the great republican
organization. where the truth could NOT
be heard, and apparently was not de-
sired"
Taking up the platforms declaEa ton
commencing the republican congress Tor
increasing the pay of the postal EN-.
ploves. MIR. Burleson says that instead
Of adopting his plan. which would nave
resulted in an increase of salaries or
post office clerks snd city letter car
riers TO a maximum basis or 5000 year
Nv and like increases TO those in the
other lines of postal activity. congress
Er.anted Il "horizontal increase which
gives some an Increase not deserved and
denies TO thousands of faithful and eft
Gent employees increases commensurate
with their work. and 10 which they are
fairly entitled.
Referring to the statement in the
proposed first party platform plank.
made public NJ Chicago that III" Reruo-
hcan congress reduced posGS" cost.
Mr. Burleson SAYS the congress not only
did not make any such reduction. hui
failed to tako favorable action on his
recor,mc ndaiiCn that the postage on
dram or rItv letters he made one cent
instead of two. "aft"r an acknowledge
ment that IT should be done.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-14

Thomas Anderson and family Of Dallas.
w. Va: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank X .or
Mr.. and Mrs. William Craig. OF Wells
burg; Misses Nancy Minor and Lillian
Genther Of West Liberty. ~ S.. Z.
Business session -
A business seaaiol Of the ". "
club will be held this evening At the
avenue. At this time plans for Hhe
picnic to be given Friday will be taken
up and completed which will Sbe fol.
lowed by a social time. All membsfs
are urged to be present r
All members OF the warwood band
vii Inject this evening in the high
school auditorium at which time they
will hold their annual rehearsal. Fol-
lowing this . number. OF business matt
tiers win be taken. up. and discussed.
The little daushise OF. Mr.. and: Mrs
A. II. RIdSley Of this city, who has
been seriously Ill Ut the Ohio Valley
General hospital, IA slowly recovering
The attendants at the hospital stated
last evening; that the child Will be able
to return bone in i 1r : , wesk -
With tho heavy rAinfGll NKfchS hit
this section yesterday afternoon and
evening considerable trouble was wit
nOssed by all sutomobilistst IN passing
over the bad strip Of the river rosd
Third street. Several maeh:nsi vers
stuck and the street cars assisted In
pulling them out Of the holes! =
From the good proEress which, the
contractor in charge Of the work 10
Weather permit. SSSssof tS: road win
DO paved next week.
North 0a90 3T1e30
Miss Catherine BrunhAua and brother
walter returned TO their home on Sew:
enth street aftst spending aevsrsl
Harold Lash. son Of Nr.. and Mrl
Albert I.aAh. of > Richland avsnne. Zybo
q BertouS opNfatton Atyfhe
Ohio Valley General hospital. 10 rseov'
Miss Elizabeth. Fithen. Of steuben-
vile Is visiting relatives In .thfs city
Miss Virginia Wsistling has returned
for = few days. ; ~ -. =
home after attending school At Moran
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Br,unlich s:s.nd
street after, attending the FUN
eral OF relative At Hannibal Ohio.
Russell Brown has returned 10 his
homo on WArwood aveaue after attend
Mrs Mary Hartley Of Weston, -
spending a few days with friends on
Ohio avenue.
Mr. and Mrs George Frsese Of this
city left last evening for 4 visit With
friends and relatives Ct Nehs; ONE:
loft yesterday for a weeks visit with
i friends an drelatiys' At Ne" Martins:
Miss Mary Rodgers has returned to
her home in sprinGMsid. Ohio. after VS.
Ting friends on ths North Side.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-14
FRENCH PRESS VIEWS
ON THE CONVENTION

PARIS Juna l3.-The Temps In a
leading editorial OF more than cot
urnn this afternoon tells or the nom
iretlo, OF Senator Warren 6. Harding
OF Ohio for the Presidency OF 'hS
TTnitsd States by the Republican con
yention at Chicago and cites extracts
from the Republican platform. regard
ing the League Of Nations. II RETAINS
from comment. however. except 20 SaE-
r.st that the platform gives added I'M
porrance to the international comtn!s'
sion Of jurists meeting At Inc fiasu'
shortly to constitute permahrhI SOut.
Of international justice whiCh run"
Root WILL attend as the American oee'
Tho newspaper says II hopes the
meeting At The Hague ma! create
basis on which the United states can
cooperate IN maintaining the peace Oh
Europe.
The editorial concludes:
Meantime every one must r"NiIHe
hat respons,bili,y for European peace
r,sts urincipaIly upon France.
News % the nomination rcach""
Paris TOO late for the morning news
rapers 70 rnaS- any comment. Man!
or the minor Journals even missed lne
announcement entirely, whlle IL major
- merely carried the news dispatch
,.Surg OF Senator HardnSs nom!na-
ton.
,iaulo;s says: s
II IL surprising that the expected
has happensd--that dark horse has
been chosen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-14
COMMITTEE or 4S
TO NAME TICKET

CHICAGO. June I3.---Asserting that
Nh" Republican national convention "iG-
nored most Of the serious problems and
mentioned others only to reveal its I'M
willingness 10 fac" them honestly" the
Committe" Of AZ. in a statement tonight
siGn"d by Amos I'inchot and other
members said that whatever uncer-
tainty existed as to whether there
would be n now party candidate for
president has hern removed"
The organization will adopt plat
form and nominate \ candidate for
pres ident a. p convention in Ch!ca 70 on
July ~ "Th" Republican party has
now driven ont of representation in its
councils the millions Of voters who fol-
lowed Roosevelt. Johnson and Ia Fol-
lcttr." tho statement said The new
party will represent thss" voters and
will present a definite and constructive
program"
The statement said that The new
party had hecn organized In thirty
states and that n would he praps red 70
put its electoral ticket on the ballots In
every state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-14
Instantly 4Beautify
Your Complexion

Thousands Of Er!s and women
everywhere proclaim DER" ii.iD tTe
Instantly gives the sin thGt rosy
white appearance ever n"rn'ai wo,na aa
Graves. over flvs hundred thousana
are using It in place 81 face powder: ~
il STAYS on until you wash II OH ~ -
,"ssihIe 70 detect II. and II gives. yoa
: y"Ttffui skin every one Just iovs'
~ ,outh" 1t Is especially recommend
ed asa protection 10 the skin, tor shaHs
nose frecklss. tan; o'acErhsadds , %1a on
'.o',r Tane neck. hands and arms Yes.
jrs absolutely harmless. even on tne
most delicate skin. At all toilet count
srs everywhere. 49,.