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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-08-25

ed cleanser. '' "''''''a''
She found maximum of iov -
getting down on her knees and srrrb
bing the kitchen floor. Blackino tbo
stove every day with huge blact wv
tens pulled on her hands was a -
Of her religion.
She used to scrub the kitchen siDI,
until the enamel was thin.
She kept every speck of dirt off
the chairs in the living room. While
her husband, who was by nature an
easygoing, happy-go- lucky somebody
smoked, she beat a path between the
kitchen and his chair, CARVING her
dust pan to catch the ashes that
might fall.
When he laid down his paper in
a rumply heap to move his chair 10
better light, she swooped down
upon it and folding it neatly had it
half way to the rack by the time he
awakened to what had happened and
began to howl about it.
When he slid a slipper off and let
it lay loosely SIX inches from his
lOOt, IL SIG uluil IGlllllu MN IN Il
hurt tone that his slipper was on
the floor, she resignedly picked it up
and started off upstairs with it.
On an especially warm evening
when he came home wilted, and re.
moving his collar and lie endowed
the neck of a bronze Chopin with it,
she looked at him in an utter hope
! lessness which all but put into words
a plant that all of her training had
been lost on him.
1t was a neat little house that he
! kGG to live in.
But, somehow, he had wanted a
home.
Ard, finally, he discovered i club
where he could pu- his feoc Oh the
chsls and flick the asa2e aroU1i
any cd where and he couIG crop
/ part of his paper on the floor and
{ 60 t. sleep, using the oiEer rart IS
~ net for his S2cc, art then wake
ala,9 to find his pap.
Somehow, that club lured him.
And his wife never understood
how he could ba so ungratefuI and
50 unapprcciativc Of the neat, clean
home she kept for him.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-08-25
GIRLS! LEMONS
~
BLEACH SKIN WHITE

Squecze,thc juice of two lemons into
bottle containing three,ounces of Orchard
White, which any drug store will supply
for a few cents, shake well, and you haM
a quarter pint of harmless and delis IN
full lemon bleach. Massage this sweetly
fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arms
and hands each day, then shortly note
the beauty and whiteness of your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this lemon
lotion to bleach and bring that soft,
clear. rosy-white complexion, also as a
freckle, sunburn, and tan bleach because
it doesn't irritate.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-08-25
WIVES WHO FAII.
SHE WAS TOO
NEAT
BY RUTH AGNES ABFT INC

CHE thought she was wife
But really she was an 49,.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-08-25
THOUSANDS Of ways Uncle sal

THOUSANDS Of ways Uncle Sam
could economic. Here's one;
Government departments and bu-
reaua figrz2e out how much money
thcy'G need Under the new budget
system, Director Dawes looks over
these cstjnlates and recommends, to
the president, cuts he thinks advis-
able This recommendation goes to
congress.
Maybe congress; cuts its appro-
prjations accordingly. Maybe not.
Doesn't make much difference, for
the departments and bureaus are ac-
custoned to go ahead and spend all
they want to.
Then they say, Here are some
bills I didn't nave money to pay.
Slip me the jack"
And congress has to rush through
a deficiency appropriation"
It's ike reducing the cash allow
ancc Of a spendJhrift wife, then Civ
ing her unlimited charge accounts,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-08-25

The Associated is exclusively entitled to the po e.
all dispatches credited to it otherwise 6
this paper and also the local published herein An right IN
publication special dispatches herein contained ara OF re-
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09
ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, PHOENIX WEDNESDAY MORNING.
21 wANTED-MIscELLANEous

WE buy everything second hand. Whar have YOU? Phone 59f7. If
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09
ROOMS AND BOARD
PORTLAND PLACE

25 W. Portland, phone 21s5, opens Aug. 29 1921. Large. airy rooms and sleeping porches; breakfasts and din- ners- If
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09
cHIEOPRACToRS

9-11 Central Bldg. Phone 593s Office hours: 10 am. to l pm.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

LOVELY furnished front room; also screen sleeping porch; no sick. $50 No. 4th Ave bs
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

TWO exceptionally desirable fur nished rooms with bath, garage if desired sos F. Culver, block In- dian school car. bl
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

WANTED-Second-hand piano for cash. Box 99X, Republican. Phone S973 If
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09
SCHWARTZ s CAM

Wonderful place for health seekers. See this place first and you will be satisfied. Everything new and sani- tary. Rates reasonable. Best water in the state. Information 31 N Second avenue If
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

WELL furnished front room. pri- vate entrance, for sleeping or will ar range for housekeeping; S25 per month. One block from postoffice. 3S1 N First Ave bb
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09
CoRsETIEREs

Splrella Corsets. Nora Smith. 1014 F. Taylor. Phone s169 or 526S. If
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

WANTED - Stenographer's desk; must be a bargain. Phone 4224. Ii
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

tURNIUIkE bought spot cash Phone S133 tt
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

Eonvalescents- home, excellent home cooking: 1910 E. Mckinley. Phone 4941 If
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

Nu- Bone Corsets. 3I4 N. 3rd Ave. Phone c5y5 ,e
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09
cH.ROPODIsT

Spirella Corsets. Mrs. Kuhlwilm. 706 " Madison. Phone HAP. If
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

WANTED-Second hand piano orI player for cash. Box GIG, Repub- Ifcan. 11gsl
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

LARGE room private entrance connecting bath. Phone SPA. 710 S.
 1st Ave. bb
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

B FOR RENT FURNISHED
 ROOMS
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

FOR RENT-F'urnished rooms and apartments. TOT S. First Ave If
 FURNISHED room with bath, 1925 North Center Phone S064 r
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

GO TO 7th Ave. hotel for rooms; everything new: hot water in all rooms bb
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09
WANTHo-HELo. MALE
CE TR A l.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY

III S First St. Phone 49SS. If HAIRCUT 25c.. shave 15c. Second St and Monroe. tf
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09
SAW FILING

N. Eleventh Ave or Phone sI67.
 1Ibm
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

TWO furnished rooms for rent. 346 N. First Ave. T
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

WANTED-Party to thresh maize. Chas. Rohner, Lateral 10 and Grand Ave bs
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

FOR RENT-F'urnished room, close in, on car line, private entrance. TOP N. Seventh St bh
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

1S FOR RENT-PASTURE
 MAIZE pasture for rent. Pho 454q
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09
Is FOR RHINESTONE, OFFICES

FOR RENT - Automobile show room or store; fine location and long lease; also contract for an old es- tablished line of cars if wanted. Ad- dress Box 26E, Republican. It
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

CLOSE IN sleeping room; day or week; garage; reasonable. 430 West Jefferson.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

FOR SALE-Pasture. Write Robt A. Hatcher, R. F.. D. No. 6. Phoe nix h1,
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

WANTED - Feeder hogs. Phone SS23. bs
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE

26-ROOM hotel close in, good busi- ness, and 80 spring cots, one of best in town. Price $3500-S2500 cash. bal arranged. See Fike or Starr. 23 D. Wash St. blk
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

HOUSEKEEPING suite, close in; no sick. 432 East Adams.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

ROOMS for rent. "A w. Jackson,
 l,l,
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09

Residence Phone 264 The Palmer System of Chiropractic
 ts
Arizona republican., 1921-11-09
sANiTARIuMs

REDWOOD LODGE SANITARe HUM. 1515 E. Washington St. Phone 2S50. 11-gs
Washington Journal., 1921-11-11
Gine amerifaniide @arnuns.

9oblen5, 10. Sept. Ser Offi3ier
fir 3ibilpermoItung Der amerifani.
Iden 8eiebungstruppen iiberIanote
Dem Sberprdiioenten Ser &beinpro.
bling na6itebenOes SGreiben nit
Dem @riuden, oieies ser 8eb0E>
fernng our oringenoen 8eadJtung
81 empfeblen:
1. g5 NOR bisber ii6Iifl bob oos
amerifaniide &ote &reus uno on.
oere Observation-Disclosures ii6
Der Srauen Der in Musidiffungsba-
fen Der Gereinigtcn Staten eintref.
felloen gcmeinen Soloatcn oes arle-
rifaniiden Seeres onnahmel1.
2. Sen genanntcn ginridtlngen
iino Oaber erbeblide M,tsgaben er.
modien uno, mie uns mitgeteiIt
miro, fonnen iie iih oieier Siirlorge.
tatigfeit in Sufuuit nidt mcbr ipioe
men. Gie in ocn G~erqinigten Stao.
ten eintreffcnoen Srallcn amerifani.
idcr gcmeiner Soloatcn iino iih
Naber ielbit iiberlaIien, ulo Inn nift
in Scot gu geroten, miiiien Tie iih
Dor @inidiffung nod Mmerifa NIT
oen erforoerIiden @elomitteln per-
ieben.
3. 8abreno Sic 901nuno zines
anlerifanilden SolOaten our 9eitrci.
ting ieiner perf0nlihen geoiirf.
niiic in ben 8ereinigten Gtaaten &C.
niigt, lit iic, NIT Musnabme Der
hObergeItellten Gbargiertcn, our @ers
forging bon Srailen nno &moern
'lid)t oitsreihcnn. Ser l~lnterbalt in
amerifo lit tcltrer als III europa.
Siele Solootcniraucn iino pollItdn-
zig mittellos in Den Hereinafter
5taatcr eingetroffen. 9isber babcit
olde Gerionen BEL oen @oblfahrts-
inrid)tungen llnterltiibung uno Sill
e gefunoen. Sic g%cllanntcn Srga.
liiationen baben uns ic0od) mitge-
elf, ooB lie iid Sieicr Tiiriorae in
}~llfunft nid)t mebr miomen fonnen.
Dan lit oaber Ser Nniidt, oab cs
i'm Sntcreiie aller Sctciligtcn liegt,
Die Nufmcrfiamfeit ser ocutifcr
8eb0lferung auf ~borite6crloe Satfa.
den gu lenfen.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-11
ea6peritGnbis.

gto9 longem Hingen bot Der
Maler &ilian enolid Die CUNT oes
8ubliful..s geponnen uno finoet fir
feline 9iloer einen leioliden 4bgang.
Seine 8efannten %bebaupten atDar,
nur &riegsgetpinnler, Die bon Der
&unit feline Mbnung baben, fauften
oerartige @emdloe. &ilian lit aber
bon leinem @erte our6oninsen uno
perla6t Die bosbaften &ritifen. Ga
fiibrt i'm feline @anoerung in elm
flei.::a3 Stdotden. Sn Dem @alt.
bouie, mel6es er our @infebr er.
mablte, finoet geraoe cine Geriteige.
rung ltatt. 3ufdaig miro Elm 8ilb
unter @los uno &obmen ausgebo-
ten, in Dem Der Maler cine farbige
3eiGnung BON ieiner San6 aus
lGngit pergan9enen 3eiten erfennt.
Mit Spanming Derfolgt er, tDie elm
@ebot oas anoere treibt uno enoli6
BEL fiinfunooreiBig Marf Der gu.
i6log erteilt miro. or mar oafnals
ielig, oIs er orei Marf 6afiir erbielt.
Bon Snterelie madt er iiG on Den
griteber beran:
Isle Iino uobl, in Der &unit be.
tpanoert, oa sic ben Breis boten?"
yGas min i6 meinen. Sd bin
oo9 @laiermeiiter. 8ier5is Marf
lit ALIEN Ole S1eibe inert, obne ben
&aLmenl"
Washington Journal., 1921-11-11

i'm. 9as Imt mar ods beihdftigIte
I'M gau5en Niiniiterium. Crit lett
erfanrte man, OaB Heiiortgreu5en
bod nidJt 70 griinolid 81 5ieben iino.
Oabei mur0e ser am bGufigiten Dor.
fommenoe Streitfaa gar nidt Dor
oas Amt gebrodt. Ger Sail n1m'
lid, OaB iid in elmer 6rage niemaliS
fir 5ult6uoig ertldrte. Solde In.
gelegenbeiten puroen Ourt Bayern
innerbalb 0eS Heiiorts erleoigt.
ga ober geidab etmos, mas ME
mon0 erruartet bate. 9ieie Ib'
teilun9 wirfte OorbiloIid in ean5
Sitdina. 9ns 6inan5miniiterium
iduf ais nGtites cine dbnliHe Ib-
teilung, uno niemano fonnte be.
itreiten, Dab lie BORT beiouoers not.
menoig mar. 9ei Den 1887 Steuer.
geiesen un0 Oen 1885 ab6noe.
rungsnoueaen fomen &~eiiortsItret-
tiafeiten tagtdgIib Dor. Die SteI.
%erlaiten paren 10 bod ge%norocn, OaB
lie fat nielnano mcbr be5ablen
fonnte. Strittig aber mar, per nie
Hf6noung 5u bemirfen bate. Der
@ebeimrot fir Die 2ultbarfeitsIteuer.
fir ole llmiabIteuer, fir Die gr-
eGn5ungsiteuer, fir Ole @ietiteuer
uiw. 9as SanoelsminiIteriitm folg.
te, uno ebe elm Sabr berum mar,
bate ieoes MiniIterium in oit6inc-
iii6en 2onOcn feline I6teiIung fir
aompeten5fonflifte. Damit aber
iparen Die Streitigfeiten nlr inner.
bolb zines Minilteriums e%rIe0igt.
8alo itelte iid beraus> bob es audi
amiiden 5mei Miniiterien &ompe.
ten0fonfIifte CAB. SelbItoeritdnoIif
Duroen nun iiberminiiteriele Gon-
miIiariate gegriinoet, an oeren Spite
elm &eidfommiiiar Itano. 90 lid
oo6 niemono 5uredt fon0, muroe
elm beber5igenslperter 8orihlog be.
foIgt. Mqn faBte idmtIide abtei.
lungen unO &ommiliariote in einem
eigenen Miniiterium 5uiammen u1lO
nonnte es oos &eihsamt fir &oms
peten3fonfIifte. @s rpar oas 65.,
aber nift oas umpihti9ite. Sas
5eiete li6 balo. Ser Winilter
6rnlidte eitlen gail5en Stab Mitar-
better uno mur0e bod nidt fertig.
9as f6Iimmite ober mar = uno
bos bate niemaro ermortet = Dob
0ieIes Miniiterium lofort &ompeten5.
fonflifte nit Sen iibrigen 6efam.
Gutter Sat NOR teuer. S6lieBli6
fanO ii6 aud bort elm Muspeg.
Der MiniIter muroe Dem &eiAs-
fan5Ier gleidgeiebt, un0 0as mar
gut 10. AGntGblih 5og er cine @n.
gelegenbeit nod Ser anoeren nod
Ii6. S6lieBlid gab es feline In'
a~elegenbeit in Sltdina mebr, Die
nidt 3uerit oieiem Miniiterium I'M
terbreitet mrrroe. Sdneaer erle6igt
muroen lie freilid nidt. Sit1ina
aber geOieb berrlid, 10 mie es an.
bern 2Gnoern aud gebt, Die mie Dit
dina iiber berborragenoe 8eomte
pom Hange BEG Serrn @e6eimrat
2i-Sang-Eu perfiigen.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-11
@cibIidJs Ner5te bci @%atnrbGIfcrn

9ie weibIiben aerate iino aabl-
rei6er alS man gemeinbin oenft,
uno 5por gang beionoers Bel Ser
Naturoolfern. &uf Der SnieI Iios,
Die tpeItli6 BON Sumotra ettpo un-
ter Dem Iequator geIeeen lit, bat
ieOer Srt mittlerer @roBe ieinen
Ar5t un0 feline sler3tin. auf Der
Snlel 8ali in Der 9odbori6oft bon
SABA baben fi6 Die tpeibli6en Mer3,
tie iogar 81 Spe6ioIiiten orsgebil-
oct uno bebonoeIn por5ugstpeiie be-
Itimmte &ranfbeiten, Die tie beIon-
oerS Itltbiert boben. SreiIi6 unter.
ideiOen iid oiefe peibli6en Singer
4esculops elm tuenig bon ibren Sc
i6wiItern europdii9er &lItur, io-
wobl in &enntniiien mie in Sittqn
un0 Gfli6ten. @uf GeIebes lit III
nen ii. d. oas &eiratcf perbotelt,
oafiir genieBen iie aber elm prieIter-
li6eS Anieben. SIT iemano erfronft,
10 l6idt man mad ser nMeoi3in-
frau" (ooer bielmebr Dem yMeoi5in
frGulein"), 0eren @ebobren BEL ser
8%ebonOlung ibres 9%atienten etpas
an Die @e6rau6e Ser Snoiaier
Noromelt -Amerifos %erinnert. Sic
tritt auf in Mdnnerflei0ung, oas
Saupt nit cinem boben output BON
Jeoern un6 8ogelfopfen geidmiidt,
Sdelen in oen Sdnoen uno laut
IingenO. Sat oie 4er5tin lire Be-
remonie beenoet, 10 5iebt iie iid)
lpie0er aurid, aber ni9t obne cine
reiGe @abe an Sriidten uno onoe-
rem @Blparen mit5unebmen, oie an
geblif our 8%efrieoigung ser b0ien
&rantbeitsgeilter oienen. Mu9 aui
Den ouitroliiden Snieln finoet man
Neoi5infrauen, Die meiit cine aus
geoebnte &unoidaft nidt MIR inter
oen @ingeborenen, ionoern aud I'm.
ter ben in iene @egenoan eingetpon.
oerten Gbineien beiiten. auG bort
6ringen ii6 oieie @eiber our9 Gang
u1o @eIang in cine Irt bon &aui6,
in Dem iie ibre 9iagnoie iteuen uno
Den 4usgang Ser aronfbeit propbe.
5eien. Sebr b6lfig, ia fait aaent-
balben, iin0 meiblide @er5te auf
Ben @bilippinen pertreten. auf ser
Salbiniel MaIaccu pdblen iib sic
bineliiden gerate peiblide Iiiilten-
ten. Sn godindina bat ic5es
0orf cine SeilfunOige, 9o-iaon ee.
ltannt, aui5umeiicn, gu oeren Seren-
fiiniten Die @ingeborenen elm unbe-
gren5tes 8ertrauen beiiBen, un0 ibr
miro Die &enntnis bieler Ginge ali-
gei6rieben, Ole fir anoere Sterbli-
de elm etpiges @ebeimnis bleiben.
Sic iicbt bie Setter urlb peiB init
ibnen in gerbinoung gu treten. aid
fam ie in Der 3ufunft leien. @iro
icmano franf, 10 tpeiB Die @o-iaon.
pober Die 9ranfbeit fommt uno ipie
ie 81 pertreiben III. Nuf Der Sn.
ielgrnppc DER Mnoomancn bertreteil
uiele Sraren Die Stele, Die BEL uns
uor Soften Ser n9ober" einnabm,
inoen1 lie Sdropffopie 5l iesen uno
jltr aOer 81 laiien p%erlteben.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-11

CIR berlaIIe Die @obnurg 3tpar
icbr ungern, io9te er, Ood niiBte
er, Dab cr fein germ geiebener Saus-
9cnolie iei, uno 10 pdre ipobl Ier
3eitpunft oa5u Der geeignctite, ole
Mobnung 81 oerIaiien.
8etiir5t iab iie gu inn ouf.
Sbre augen re0eten iest cine anOere
Spradle, Saul grIer iob es unO
atntcte tief mo boiler @obIbebagen
in ioI6er Sffenborung. @r nabm
ibre beioen S6noe, Die peridIungen
IN i9rem SdoB la9erL 300 iie in Die
Sobe, oaB lie ibm geraoe 9egeniiber.
itanO. 9eiOer 9lide begegneten eit-
amber.
rSie Oiirfen nidt fort9eben,"
io9te 8eate leiie, bitteno. ngtid)t
eber, aIs bis i9 oacs gutgemadt
babe. SD bin Elm t0ridtes, eigen-
piuiges @eid0pf."
9a nabm er iie in feline arme
uno fiiBte iie.
n@enn ou tpinit bait gu elm gar.
5cs 2eben 3eit oo5u, un0 i9 min
cir germ babel belfei."
sic nifte in ieliger 3ufrieoen-
belt uno iGoute ibn tief un0 innia
oil. lin iie Der f%llttete Sonuen.
gol0. Gin Ioden6es Glimmern,
cine ft9ern6e $eiterfeit 5%itterte iiber
bas belle Sonnengriin 0es @drt-
1ens, unh Die 2uft mar BON SubeI
unO 2erdengelang.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-11
@OlOcne SOdSeit.

0as Set Der @oloenen Sod5eit
eierten Die '@beleute Beter WadenS
uno Jrau III Nltengamme, Sdlcs-
mig. geioe iteben i'm rs Sebens.
iabre.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-11
unbewuBter Sreffel

unbewuBter Sreffer.
grIter &err (~renommierenO): SD
fam Sic perlid)ern, id mar Der
Come oes Cages; ales moate MIDI
Ieben, boren; fur5, i6 befanO mid
auf Ser @6be Der Sitaationl"
3peiter Serr (gelnn9meilt 5ubo.
reno): D@dn5li6 obne S6minoel?"
Danm freiIi6. nunier
@err 8farrer peritebt oas Sreoigcn
aus Dem fl, i6 bin bis in oas
tiefite Ser5 geribrtl Sic nidt
au6?"
SD eebore nidt in oieie &C.
meinoe."
NaturIebre 9 m a d.
@ait: nGas 8ier tit ia baoemarml
9aben Sic oenn fein @iS orauflie-
gen?"
@irt: .sber ielbitreoeno = Den
ganaen Sagl"
aSa, aber tuobl INNER oaslelbeI
Stiid?"
Ole S9atteneite.
&err Gum @eiratsuermittler): rSbr
8eruf lit wobl reft eintrdglih?"
r9as mobl; aber sic elau6en
ni6t, nie bieI Seinoe man ii4
madt!"
Washington Journal., 1921-11-11
9opfitdrfe Der Iarine
@eiamtitdrfe Ser oeut>

9e1dmt1tdrte Der oeltS
i9en Marine ..... 73,148 $4,000
aeuBerlt interelinllt lit ge9eniiber
Dem &erglei6 Der 8opfitGrfen Gin
8erglei6 Ser gtatS oes &ci6sbeeres
in BEN &ednungsiabren 1918 nno
1921. Ser Gtat fir oas &ednungs.
iabr 1918 5ei9t fir oas Seer
1497,49 WiIlionen Marf. Die Ius-
gaben fir Die Morine i'm &ed-
m%ungsiobr 1913 ergoben t969,O8
MiGionen Marf. Ser Gtot Ser
&ei6smebr uno ser Morine fir oas
&ednungsiabr 1921 betrGgt 1896
Miaionen Warf. 8iro Ser 8apier.
gelobetrog na6 Dem beute bere6tie-
ten @erbdltnis bon 1871 in @oIo.
mart umgere6net, oorn ergibt fi6
fir 1921 ein MiIitGretat i'm 8e.
TRACE BON 1854 @iaionen @oIo-
mari ge9en 1,9G8 Miuinroen @olo-
mart i'm Sabre 1913.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-11
edittcl epridwDrter.


Worgelltunoe bat fur5e 8eine. =
2iigcn bobcn @olo i'm Wunoe.
MiiBiegang lit @oloes inert. -
@igener Serb lit aler 2aiter 4n-
fang.
@iiien boblt Sen Stein. - Steter
Eropfcn lit &eidtnm.
giniefeit nlad)t nid)t sliidlid. -
Fciftum matt tart.
@as i6 benf' uno tu', lit menid)-
ID. Siren trau iG anoern
ju.
Gin gut @epiiien ituoiert niht
germ. Cir boiler Sau6 lit elm
%ianftcs &ubefrlien.
Gar1onti Gage mir, wie
0n elm 2eiO trd9it, unO ib Ia9e
Cir, wer On bit.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-11
9nttrtnante 3abItm.
ltmfang Der ben 9cutiden nnfcrlcs.
ten Nbriiltnng.

Gas Observation-Disclosures oer-
offentlidt iocben cine fur5e 0enf-
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Arizona republican., 1921-11-04
Born
BORN

BORN
 DREY-To Mir. and Mrs. William Drey, North Central avenue. near h. dian school, on Sunday, oct. 80, a 10pound daughter.
 DILLARD-To MT. and Mrs. H. c. billiard, 1918 West Jefferson street, on Wednesday, Nov. 2, at St. Joseph s hospital, 10-pound daughter. Gwen dolyn Elizabeth. Mother and daugh- ter are doing nicely.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-04
INQUIRIES IF ALI, VARIETIES ARE PUT
 ID STATE LIBRARY

The general reference work Is no small part of the work of the state library. The scope and character of our correspondence Is surprising we receive inquiries from many states as well as several each day from within the state. They run the gamut from the man in Oklahoma who wanted the name of what he termed an 'Arlzona breed of dog through the hlgh school students who are interested in civics and want to know all about the constitution, the constitutional convention, and our legislatures, to the poor soul who has found mining stocks among the effects or de- ceased brother and who knows ne must have left fortune. It is hard to answer the woman and tell her that the mining stock never existed ex- cepting upon paper, at the same tune successfully yelling the fact that saiu brother to our personal knowledge never amounted to row or pms ana died an object of charity-as nap pened in one instance.
 The library maintains complete file of the newspapers of the state. which are bound each year and to which reference is constantly made for old legal publications, probate and mining notices, etc.
 Tn addition to the other works in the library there is being acquired. from time to time, every available publication dealing with old Arizona. These will become more scarce as time goes on and will te invaluable to the future student of history. Spe- cial effort has been made to secure maps and early biographical works. Probably the only complete set of eovernor's reports under territorial days is among our 'Arizonia-' These were secured by personal solicitation from a federal department at Wash inston. In the Arizona collection are about 200 books and these are being added to from time to time.
 Tn closing let me say that the business qualifications of employees in library work are the same as those in any line of work in which the pub lie is served. and chief among these are untiring energy, never-failing | courtesy and the saving sense of hu-
 nor which carries us all over the rough places.'
Arizona republican., 1921-11-04
DEAN IF PIONEERS
 GOES PROSPECTING

A F. Banta, better known as Charley Banta. the dean of pio- neers," will spend the next few months in prospecting in the Cat alinas. having secured a vacation from the Pioneers Home, where he has been a guest for some time past.
 Mir. Banta came to Arizona in '63. and has had a continuous residence here since then, passing the greater part of his time in Apache count. In the early days he was one of the government guides and scouts with headquarters at Fort Whipple. La ter he came in for political honors and served more than once in the territorial legislature. Justice of the peace. district attorney, deputy Unit ed States marshal were some of the offices held by MT. Banta. who also had the honor of being the first postmaster at Springerville.
 He also had newspaper experience, having at one time edited the "Ob- server" a St. Johns publication.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-04
WOMEN HEAR TALK
 ON CHILD WELFARE

At the meeting of the Council of Jewish Women held yesterday at the Woman's club there was present Mrs. H. A. Guild, who delivered an interesting talk on Child Welfare. In appreciation of her presence as well as the message she brought. rising vote of thanks was extended to her
 The box social previously an- nounced to take place at the home of Mrs. I. F. Wolpe, but which was postponed on account of other events, will be held on Sunday, November 6, at 4:30 D. m.. at the home of Mrs. B. E. Marks, 33 West Willetta street.
 This is not confined to the mem bers of the Council only. All are in vited, but ladies must remember to bring a box containing lunch for two, with card enclosed. which box will be bought by some gentleman who will have the pleasure of dining with the lady whose name is in the box. Two prizes will be awarded for the best decorated boxes- A pleasant evening is promised to all.