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Arizona republican., 1921-01-25
Tb, st,v In school Movement

School children, multi thousands of them, soon will be graduated from the eighth grade These 5md grades finishing the first half the school year face the temptation to get job" That means quitting school It means putting behind the child that worthy ambition to acquire good education.
 In many cities stay school" drives are well under way. These intended to discourage child ren from running into industry. The New York Child Labor committed the employment bureau, and the department of education will cooperate in bringing the facts before the older pupils in ele msntary school and in high school.
 The campaign to keep children in school is of par tcusr importance just now because of the condition of the labor market today and the increasing unem ployment This will make it more difficult for the child to get a job.
 That Is something the parents should consider well before consenting to discuss the matter of the chid's quitting school And it should not be thought of though job is obtainable, if it is possible keep the child at his boSs.
 One more term of school will to any child, tomorrow, than all the money he earn today.
 Stay in soheol
Arizona republican., 1921-01-25
WATCHING THE PARADE
BY JOHN PILGRIM

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Arizona republican., 1921-01-25
High School Notes

The new semester opened this morn ing and long before the time that the office opened, there was line of stu dents waiting for their schedules. Only students who had changes in their last semester schedules had to get their cards. All students went to their reg ular classes and then in the miidle of the period two bells rang and those who had changes to make went to their new classes. There was some confu- sion, but the new system enables the students to go on with their studies and not lose any time.
 There was a good turnout for the tIyouts for the shooting team. Some very high scores were made and from the scores for the last two Saturdays, Phoenix will send a winning team tc TJcson
 On account Of the great number of seniors who have to take economies in order to graduate, no junior will be al- lowed to take the subject this semester
 The student body was increased yes terday by about 100 freshmen who came from the grammar schools. Rosy was on the job yesterday noon to see that no hazing was done.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-25
TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY sS. 1921
The greatest thing DO life $ serOice and the greatest achievement DO kfe is tue highest serUice one cG,a give.
 -WGrTen c. Hdrdsnq.
Better lime, comina

We suppose that there will be some impAt1snce manifested immediately after March {, because March 5th will quite have restored to normal. There arc those who believe that something nirsou lous after change of administration. It is that there s psychology in the matter usually accession of confidence that the party which has received popular endorsement will do bet ter than it's predecessor did. That is a natural ex- pectation the majority of the people would have voted the old party out and the new. h
 But we are already getting back and 1t is likely to be a slower process than many would choose but it Is There will be we believe an early revival of business but the has left much debris to be cleared away and that will take time.
 William Boyce Thompson of New York, and we may claim oAArizona man of very large affairs influential in business circles, fin discussing re- gently with the president-elect the necessity of get ting back to normal conditions possible, pointed out in the road which he sees just ahead leading to satisfactory commercial and financial conditions. While the world has been con suning at fearful rate since 1914. 1t has not been producing fin like measure because, under the cond tons of war; 1t impossible. The demand was for different things than those first required in times of peace. The result Is as he says, warehouses are empty shelves bare. Public works and utili- ties have suffered because it has been impossible properly to maintain them. For example outside ot tho United States and England it almost be said there is not a railroad system worthy of the name. There must restoration of all these things at home and abroad. The whole world has a housing short ago confronting it and faces the necessity for re- newed rapid production of all the necessaries of lfcr From which he argues early return to great industrial activity.
 coolonel Thompson has stated the situation and indicated the way which the anticipated and con- tinued heavy tax burden may be borne without dis aster It will be by the resumption of business tlvty through the supplying of necessities where there is shortage and through gradual restor ation of not only normal but perhaps more than mai prosperity. The very shortage which exists generally today is calculated constitute the most effective stimulus to returning industrial activity.
 Of course. must meet obligations and carry the work of the government the stua- tlon requires but need not despair indulge in doubt to the outcome With a sound currency, the fruits of the finest harvest in recent years hand and eagerness the part of in bus- ness life to recoup the losses of the period, we may reasonably expect a forward movement of great strength and perhaps unprecedented results.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-25
A Movable Reform

Kansas is to be allowed to smother in its own tobacco smoke; strangle itself with the juice of the noxious weed. Lucy Gaston Page would have gathered Kansas under her wing at much per diem But deprived of her salary, this reformer will fIy the field leaving Lady Nicotine in possession.
 The Iowans to whom she is going may be more apnreciative of reform and willing to for 1t and foed tbe OK that treadeth out the Performers cannot work for nothing. and the professional re- former will not.
 Those Kansans, slaves of tobacco. have not yet come into a full realization of the depth of their degradation. They must wallow while longer. 1ltte later when they Iowa redeemed no pail of tobacco smoke hanging the state. tho whole land bahcd in unobstructed light they will send for Lucy and pay her her price. The Kansans do not de- serve freedom No region does which is not ready for it and Kansas plainly is ready.
 Good luck Go this reformer among the Ha"keyss. May Lucy gather the Iucre there which kansas de ricd In place of the aforesaid pail may Iowa be crowned with a halo. May the coffin nails be pulled ont tnat Iowa may be a jump ahead on rssurreotiOn morn And where win Kansas be then? sttl SO .arcg iSued down
Arizona republican., 1921-01-25
Senator hor.h,s compIaint

 It appears somewhat inconsistent for Senator Borah in the midst of his argument in favor of inn mediate disarmament refer to the Versailles treaty which he says amounted to pledge of dis armament and complain that two years after its drafting "the most stupendous program for srma- known have been initiated by at least four of the allied and associated powers"
 We believe by that associated powers" only are meant by the senator. and alone of all the allied or associated powers. the only which has taken obligation under the treaty, fact due in a great part the senator himself We would not perhaps accepted the treaty in its original form if Senator Borah had withheld his objection to it, but we believe that but for him tho first of tho r- reconcnables tho who would have nothing to do with the peace plans of our associates
 would have accepted the Lodge reservations and thus have accepted whatever obligation to disarmament or limitation of disarmament looking to disarmament, 1vas carried in the Versailles treaty.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-25
QUESTIONS AND
 ANSWERS

O. In what countries, if any, does the United States own residences for it's diplomatic representatives? Nj. K. F.
 A. Diplomatic residences are owned in Siam, Morocco, China, Turkey, Pan anna and Cuba, and in Japan t%c United States owns the building occu- pied by the ambassador, but does not own the ground on which it stands
 c. What is the area of Juqo- SlsVia and how many inhabitants has it? R. o. D.
 A. According to the current issue of the Statesman's Year Book, Jugo- Slavia has a total area of 10I.246 square miles and a population of 14,- |31s,S93.
 o. Who invented football? C. p. c.
 A. Football has been known since ancient times. To the Greeks it was harpaston the Romans Latinized the name slightly, calling it harpaston. The first travellers to the Polynesian islands found the natives playing with football made of flores of bamboo Italy knew the game in the Middle | Ages as Calcio. while the name foot ball" was known in England as early 1 as 1175.
 0. May Civil war veteran obtain clothing given to soldiers at the pres ent time? N. A. M.
 l A. The war department says it is not possible for a Civil war veteran ! to obtain army clothing or equipment given to soldiers of the world war. | e. How did the name "sentence l hymn" come into use2 |. M. ] A. The term sentence hymn came | from the practice of earlier days wher hymn books were scarce In order that all the congregation might be able to join in the singing, the pastor would 1 read aloud the first two lines, whicl were then sung, and the reading ana singing would continue alternately tS the end Of the hymn. This practice i still continued in some Of the rura churches of the South
 o. is it true that some foreigr country is replacing it's paper mene,
 with metal coin? H. H, F.
 \. IL has been announced that
 new form Of money is about to nak it's appearance in France This nev Icurrency will replace the emergenc. lpaper money issued during the wa and will be coins made of a compos
Arizona republican., 1921-01-25
4 nIn from Ben
Stay in scheolT

Our school children have lately been hearing deal .bou+ Ben Brankiin of the very best Ameri cans who lived. They arc being told some things Franklin said. Among them is this gem:
 "If you're in debt spend less"
 It is all right to teach this to our children, but 1t isn't right preach it to them when aren't practicing it.
 The nation is in debt-heavily in debt We face deficit of two billions dollars this year. And doing this:
 "our naval estimates for 1921 nearly $7OO,- 100000 as compared with naval appropriations of about s4OOooOO00 in Great Britain and about $780, 100000 in Japan.
 There three and a half million children starv- ing in Europe Herbert Hoover says less than the cost of one modern battleship would the lives of these children.
 Who do you think Ben Franklin would talk thrift to if he here today7 To the American school children, or to members of your congress?
Arizona republican., 1921-01-25
mean

ton of bronze and aluminium.
 0. What does "Rubsiyat" mean? K. D. W
 A. -Rubaiyat' is the plural Of "ru- bal" The "rubai' is a quatrain or stanza composed of four verses. Som6- times the plural Is construed as sin gular and means a poem composed in such style of stanza.
 o. Is there any invisible ink which becomes red upon subjection to heat? H. M. B..
 A. A weak solution of nitrate of coppen gives an invisible writing which becomes red through heat. s
 c. What is the best kind of hunting knife? F. J. w.
 A. In hunting knife the qualities needed are durability, lightness. power in the handle grip. The sheath should come far enough upon the grip to in@ sure the knife sticking fast in it ur- less pulled out forcibly. No. 1--5 to & inch blade, weight about $ ounces, and No. 2-41a inch blade, ounces; G. inch blade, ounces. These are ccu- sidered among the best models for hunting knives.
 o. Tn what year since 1900 has there been the greatest number and the smallest number of failures in the United States? c. A. c. | A. The greatest number of business failures between 1900 and 1919 was i 22 .156, which occurred in 1915. Tn 1919 there were but 6451 failures. this be- ing the smallest number since 1900.
 (Any reader can get the answer 10 any question by writing The Repub- lican Information Bureau, Frederic j.. Haskin, Director, Washington, D. C.. This offer applies strictly to informa- tion. The bureau cannot give advice on legal, medical and financial mat ters. It does not attempt to settle do- mestio troubles. nor to undertake ex- haustive research on any subject. Write your question plainly and brief ly Give full name and address and enclose ? cents in stamps for return postage. All replies are sent direct to the inquirer.)
Arizona republican., 1921-01-25
Rx U. s. PubIic tteaIth serviel

By Os .. FuDHC F1edtIn OSfNtCS
 (Send any question concerning health to the Information Bureau. U. s. Public Health Service, Washington, D. c. Give name and address and you will receive a personal reply.)
 When a person has an epileptic fit he will often utter a perculiar cry, and then fall to the ground, foaming at the mouth, with face red and contorted- The muscles of the body and limbs will twitch and frequently he will bite his tongue. After the convulsion passes the patient will go into deep sleep.
 The object of first aid treatment is simply to prevent the patient from hurting himself.
 Do not attempt to stop the convul- sions or to open the clenched hands, as this will only serve to increase the convulsive movements. The patient should be kept quiet, lying on the back and the clothing loosened about the neck and abdomen and a piece of wood or something of a like nature placed between the teeth and held there in order to guard against biting the tongue.
 After the convulsion there follows a period of inconsistencies During this period do not attempt i to arouse the patient but warmly cover i him and allow him to sleep in some protected place until he awakens | naturally.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-25
Tuesday. Jan. 25. 1881

Territorial items. The Arizona Bull letin states that 1t is rumored that sharon has offered S3000, 900 for the Grand Central mine at Tombstone.
 & M. Vessels is about to build a teIe- graph line to GaleyvHle. and Wells. Fargo and company are soon to open an office
 Galevville has neither a church or a
Arizona republican., 1921-01-25
WHAT'S IN A NAME?

Damascus is the name of the oldest city in the world, and 1t is a name to conjure with.
 AS you repeat it there flows before you the worlds history, for Damascus was old when history born.
 As you listen you seem to hear the whrring of the centuries the alluring rise and shattering fall of dynasties, the rnurmur of nnumerable peoples and races. shnmerins and fading into the mists of unutterabe pasts.
 There is no let nor stay upon your imagination Damascus the beautiful! The city the rivers in the midst of the desert and therefore to endure forever.
 It is related that when the prophet Mohammed within sight of Damascus he turned away and went back into the desert saying that could Paradise twice and he choose the eternal paradise.
 Damascusl Damascus Damascusl It's name is redoient with the perfume of the ages and resonant of eternal romance.
 And yst-Dam.p ass" "cuss"
 Syllabicats 1t in English and it hasn't breath to sustain it. Each syllable is repenent, by some association.
 Combine them and the name again becomes com polling.
 what's in a name? What, indeed? Certainly great deal more than its component parts.-Lese's.
 At oxford University, in England 1SO American students registered; Cambridge has ST. and Lon don University 40 Twenty-eight Americans are also studying medicine in London.
 For five cents the Chicago school board fur nishes lunch consisting of soup bread, milk and fruit pudding. There are between 40,000 and 5oo00 customers day.
 AS q result of the shortage of teachers in Canada young girls of years of have issued teach CTS certificates to fill of the vacancies existing throughout the Dominion.
 Rainbow stockings popular among the fash ionable women of Paris.
 Men and women school teachers in England compelled to have the qualifications
 More than 5O0o0 women students are enrolled in 68 colleges and universities in the United States.
 Spain has than a million women farm 
 The pigmy swine Of Australia are smallest species Of the hog. No larger than good sized house
 There are less than 50 Japanese women in New Tork City.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-25
.SeUeraL Women And
 Children Injured
 At Valencia Park
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

VALENCIA, Spain, Jan. 24.-Several women and children were injured dur ing a panic in a park Saturday when the police charged 300 workers who were preparing a demonstration of pro test against the killing of syndicalists in Bercelona.
 In the confusion five lions escaped Their tanner, a Frenchman. was seri- ously injured in recapturing the ani- mals
Arizona republican., 1921-01-25
FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY
from the Phoenix Herald which absorbed by Arizona Republican In 1899, and for . tin1ew published as
 evening edition

saloons.
 Noolo, a .murjerous Indian, was le- gally hanged at Florence on the 14th He died game
 Wilcox has 800 inhabitants.
 Legislature
 Prescott. Jan. 25-Nost Of the morn ing session was consumed by the com mittee of the whole considering the debt section Of the GHa county bin f was ably argued hy Haynes, Captain
Arizona republican., 1921-01-25

If they make navy too small what will our cabinet officers do when they want to travel.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-25

And it is proposed to put the school children Arizona in jail for dancing if they persist in that vice. But from what we have seen of the color scheme of the Fifth legislature, blue is not likely to harmouize with 1t.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-25

sermons are now being transmitted by telephone. There is neither peace nor alibi for the ungodly any more.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-25

While war is being waged high heels we have heard of no movement against people being well heeled.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-25

In England there are thirty Amer tcan Rhodes scholars and 22 Canadian Rhodes scholars stud EIr- at Oxford university
Arizona republican., 1921-01-25
Red Army Reported
 Al Essen District
TRepubIlcan A. P. Leased Wlrel


 BERLIN. Jan. 24.-A semi officiaI statement issued today says evidence of the existence of d Red army, ere ated by the German Communist party, has been revealed by searches in Essen. Dusseldorf. Elberfeld and Bremen.
 The statement declares that the Reu army possesses light and heavy guns in vast quantities and other war ma terial.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-25
Dry, Hacking Cough

I have a little girl who coughs con- siderably. dry, hacking cough. have been told the tonsils are the cause Is there anything which can be done or any gargle to use to reduce them without having them removed?
 While the cough may be due 10 some condition of the tonsils or the throat it might also be due to some other and more serious cause. For this reason. would advise you 10 have your daughter carefully examined by a competent physician in order to see whether she has anything the matter with her lungs.
 You should also keep careful watch over the child's general condition and weigh her at least once a week, keep ing a record of these weights for com parison to see whether or not she IS gaining or losing i'll weight or at a standstill.
 If she is losing weight or not gain ing in weight satisfactorily her cough may be due to something more serious than an inflammed tonsil.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-25

AS q result of the shortage of teachers in Canada young girls of years of have issued teach CTS certificates to fill of the vacancies existing throughout the Dominion.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-25

For five cents the Chicago school board fur nshes lunch consisting of soup, bread, milk or cocoa and fruit or pudding. There between 40,O00 ana 5oo00 customers day.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-25

At oxford University, in England, 1SO American students registered; Cambridge has 37, and Lon don University, 40. Twenty eight Americans are also studying medicine in London.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-25

Rainbow stockings popular among the fash ionable women of Paris.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-25

More than 60,0o0 women students enrolled in 6S colleges and universities in the United States
Arizona republican., 1921-01-25

O1ttu NtatfldhTtttoH
 I have three children, the first and the third are healthy. but the second child is very much under weight. She is F years old and weighs 34 pounds. dressed. I have great trouble Tn making her eat. She seems strong, yet she is thin. Is there anything that will help her.
 The question of food is not the only thing to consider. You must observe certain hygenic rules, such as having this child go to bed at reasonably early hour, not later than S:30 at night. Keep the bedroom windows open.
 Care must be observed to correct constipation, to which end the child must be taught to go to the toilet at a regular hour each day.
 She should take from a pint to a quart of milk a day.
 It may be advisable to have her lie down for an hour after the noon meal. Bundle her up well, and let her lie down in 8 sunny room with windows wide open.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-25

Men and women school teachers in England compelled to have the same qualifications.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-25

Spain has than million farm workers.
 The pigmy swine of Australia the smallest known species Of the hog. No larger than a good sized house rat
Arizona republican., 1921-01-25

TLNHifII NNFTI
 Will you please tell me a remedy for itching of the skin? I am troubled with this itching all over my body, also in some places a slight rash
 There are many conditions of the skin in which itching is a prominent symptom. The treatment for these conditions varies considerably, and d form of treatment useful in some form of itching might be the very worst form of treatment for another itching. This patient should consult a physi- clan to find out what is wrong.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-25

There less than 50 Japanese women in New orE Cftv
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-01-01

Virginia Lady Suffered With Aches
and Pains Until Mother Began
Giving Her Cardui.

Dublin, Va-Miss Mary Alice
Hughett residing on Route ., near
here, recently told visitor OF her
interesting experience with Cardui.
Miss Hughett said: 81 had been suf-
fering for some time with painful
I was pale, didn't feel like going.
Would Just drag around, and couldn't
rest 10 do any good. would suffer
once q month with my back. sides
and head. My limbs would ache and
I didn't know what to do, but knew
I must do something, for didn't get
well by letting 1t run on.
my mother Is believer In CarduL
for she saw what II did for others as
well as herself, so she began giving
It to me.
at wasn't long before I saw .
change. IL was Just what j needed.
It regulated me. I began 20 eat and
sleep, and the pain stopped.
"Cardui is without doubt the pest
female tonic made, and / am glad
can recommend It to others"
II suffering with symptoms such as
Miss Hughett mentions, or other all
ments peculiar to women. why not be.
gin Cardui at once? Its merit In well
established by successful use for more
than 40 years.
Try Cardui!
Your druggist sells &C. NClss
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-01-01
ROBERTS & SPENCER'S
ANNOUNCEMENT

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and the general public that on and
after this date we will not be with
the firm of George MacKay & Com
pany, formerly McIver & MacKay. 1t
has been rumored that we are going
to leave Ocala. We want to state
that we are not going to leave. We
will be located for the present at No
lz17 West Broadway. We are going
to carry one of the best and most COM
| plete lines of funeral goods ever car.
ried in this section. Also will buy
sell, repair and re-fnish furniture
mattresses renovated and made tc
order; upholstering of all kinds ana
picture framing. If our services are
NEEDED call phones 305 or All.
ROBERTS & SPENCER,
| 25-tf By G. V. Roberts.