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Arizona republican., 1921-09-13
COMMERCIAL CLUB IF GLENDALE IN BIC
 BOOSTER MEETING

GLENDALE, Sept. 12.--A big get together booster meeting of the Glen dale District Commercial club will be held at the club rooms Tuesday night, September IS. At that time the reorganization of the club will be thoroughly completed and a most successful year mapped out Com mittees have been busy for the past week getting the members signed up and dues paid into the treasury. so that funds will be available for the year. It is the intention of the club to- make great strides to make Glendale the greatest home and bus mess town in the Salt River valley.
 Open New Business
 D. o Edwards has secured a lease on the American cafe and has opened for business a first class establish ment. The place has been closed throughout the summer and after a thorough renovation it is now open to the public as a first class eating house. MT. Edwards has had experi- ence in the restaurant game and 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-09-13

three years), and fires which rage over areas os many square miles.
 In 1851 settlers had to leave their flocks and herds and flee for their lives, and ashes from a bush fire raging in the Macedon district fell in the City of Melbourne, 46 miles away. Nothing quite so devastating has been experienced since, but every summer brings bush fires in some part of the country Some very bad ones occurred only last year.
 Like the Texas mortimer" the bush fire comes sudden and soon, in the dead of night or the blaze of noon." A few years ago an artist friend was painting in parched valley. Being slightly deaf he had not heard the faint sound-like the grim murmur of an angry crowd heard from afar- which strikes terror to the heart of the settler. Suddenly the murmur became a roar: the fire had leapt the hill and was racing down into the valley.
 The artist had no sooner seen the advancing wall of flame than it was literally upon him. He raced for a half-dried creek some hundred and fifty yards distant, and was just able to plunge into the water. in which a HufnDer or snakes haQ aiready taken refuge, when the fire reached the bank of the creek. roaring in impo- tent fury at being cheated Of its prey.
 Creeks. ter-holes-if any water is left in them-wells and tanks are the only possible refuge when one is thus suddenly overtaken by a bush fire. Mothers, before joining their men folk in fighting the flames. of ten put their children into the wells. and sometimes, when the grim battle is at an end, find that they have saved the little one from one peril only to surrender them to another, in the form of a snake bite.
 Snakes and rabbits fleeing toward water, and gayly colored parroquets. with singed wings. flying madly through the air, are often the first warning the inhabitants of a bush township receive of an approaching fire. Every able bodied member of the population. of both sexes, turns out. and with sticks and wet bags and blankets. strives desperately to beat back the advancing flames. Long lines of men and women fight the fire for hours, and even if, in the end, they succeed in saving the town ship. the country over which the fire has travelled will be but a blackened wilderness.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-13
eusH FIREs IN AUSTRALIA

LONDON-Bush fires and droughts are the twin menaces with which Australia has to cope, writes Har- rison Owen In the London Daily which last not for few months but for year or more (the state of New South Wales ex- perienced one which extended over
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-22
Christmas Observance
At The Presbyterian
Church Saturday
Afternoon And
Sunday.

News has been received. since III,
announcement Of last sunday. that
"Old Santa Claus" will -Ayrive NJ
the church. by auto. AZ three o'clock,
Saturday afternoon lie heard Of
the fact that there was 90 be a
Christmas Tree there for the chill
dren Of the Sunday School and mott
fled Us tina; he would be there with
out fail. or course he will be on
time and all the children should be
there 10 see him drive up in his car.
for he Is coming 70 see them and
help 10 make them happy.
The services Of Sunday. both
morning and evening will be Chris,
mas programs. consisting Of special
music and short sermons. The ser
mon subject at II A. VI. will be
Gods Wonderful Christmas Gift"
The evening sermon will be devoted
to a brief consideration Of the call
OF the Near Fast. subject. The
Spirit Of Compassion" at which time
an Offering will be received for the
starving Armenians.
The Wis. men Of long ago brought
their richest gifts when they came
to worship the infant Christ; They
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-22

recognized the Babe ~ their ruler.
The wise men Of today know tina,
the gift He mos, deserves and de-
sires Is fully surrendered will.
Attend all the services OF this
Christmas Sunday. but ne you come
consider how much Of yourself you
bring as IN Offering TO the Savior.
IL. y. Hudson.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-22

house. and perform the many
other duties that make home
life worth living.
Today it is generally the
mother who does the cooking.
and washes the dishes, and as
sumes the other burdens of
drudgery while daughter keeps
her bloom fresh and her finger
nails shining.
Generally, but not always.
Sanity has not departed entire
ly.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-22

The world is torn. and bleed
ing, and desolate. and civiliza-
ton disintegrates. That is the
work of man.
Christmas bells ring merrily,
and their chimes sound sweet
ly. and their message is a call
to a purer and better life.
That is the work of God.
, God and man are far apart.
but the road to a closer SYM
pathy and understanding con-
tains no obstacle that cannot
be moved aside or overcome.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-22

The mid-yesr recital Of the Piano
department. under the drsction Of
MrS holland. was given Saturday
afternoon. Drc. i7th. in which all
members took part
Recital
Due TO the inelemency 81 the
weather. we did not have n very
large audience. however. the pro-
gram was thoroughly enjoyed by all
Christmas was observed at. the
Wednesday morning Chapel Period
Rev. Hudson spoke on "The Spirit Of
Christmas" Several Christmas Carols
were sung.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-22

If we are to follow the teach
ings of the good book and love
our neighbors as ourselves this
Christmas married men should
take care that no good looking
ones are included.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-22

l. your liver out OF order! Do
you suffer from biliousnes-. head
aches. constipation II so. Tanlac
Is what you need.
10. Stormes' Drug Store.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-22

Respect for our judiciary is
not entirely thing of the past.
On his first trial of a case af-
ter being discharged from the
overseas army a young attor-
ney arose, faced the judge.
and brought his right hand to
a military salute.
The court survived this in
stinctive mark of respect, but
the story does rfot state wheth-
er the young lawyer won his
case or not.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-22
Baptist Church News.

A Christmas program viii be CIV.
en- by the Sunday School scholars
on Saturday evening at seven o'clock.
TO which all parents and friends are
cordially invited.
The services on Sunday will be
m keeping with the spirit Of Christ
mas Topic for the evening service
will be The Unexpected Guest"
The church extends to all the
hear'ies' greetings. with the prayer
that Christ may be the invited guest
IN every home
WIN. y. Rix. Pastor.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-22

In the home of plenty there
will be rest and contentment
as the Christmas bells chime.
In the howell of wretchedness
there will be only longing for
the things that are not.
The hand Of the howell will
be outstretched. Will the one
in the realm of plenty be with
drawn?
They should meet.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-22

True, the eyes Of the world are
conferred upon Washington, but we
suspect they are beginning TO ache.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-22

When rich man cannot find any
thing else fashionable enough to pay
he can always fall back on alimony.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-22

We take issue with brother edi-
tor who suggests that people do not
need to be expensively dressed. The
Law forbids nudity.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-22

II you are fleeing badly, put your
troubles away by taking Tanlae.
II. Stormes' Drug Store.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-22
The Christmas Spirit
(By Faye King. '22D

Little Mary Trbble lived In a
small house nesting between two
large storchouses The house was
bare and cold. She lived here with
her father and two little brothers,
one a cripple. The only work that
little Mary could do was to deliver
I papers.
Margaret Lavardin lived in a
beautiful marble home on Fourth
Ave, and knew no want or care until
she quarreled with Robert Colbert.
II had been only slight quarrel.
but neither one seemed 20
want to make the first step toward
making mp.
He had called one night and on
the return from the Opera. the
conversation turned to MAS and
the spirit thereof Margaret asked
Robert why he never did any char
ity work and he had replied that
part was left for the girls who had
nothing 10 do. This offended Mar
garct as she did quite a 10, OF char
ity work. I'VE don't know whcth.
err she did this because Of her de-
sire TO help someone Of whether she
did it only for fad.
After leaving Margaret's home
that night, a. Robert treaded his
way through the many vehicles. he
saw little child before him. He
knew that IL was impossible to avoid
hitting her and scringed with ter
ror. The large car Jared and
stopped.
Robert jumped out and picked
up the little still form. lie looked
at her arm full Of paper and saw a
little paper pinned on her coat. He
decided 10 take her to the address
given and again started through the
crowd.
On little side street he found the
little house and carried the child
In. A little cripped boy was sitting
by the fire when they came in. he
turned around and on seeing Robert
with Mary in his arms he screamed<
Robert Quoted the little boy and
aid Mary on the bed. In a minute
a doctor came and soon brought
Mary back TO life. She had not
been hurt very badly and was very
happy TO be back home with her
brother Robert decided to stay
until her father came in.
In few minutes the door open
ID very, very quietly. Robert turn
ID and saw Margaret Levardin. He
vas so surprised he knew not what
% do but just stood there.
She was as much surprised as he,
tut she entered the room and laid :
large bundle on the bed Then
he went to Robert and said to him.
Robert, will you please forgive me.
did not mean what ! said"
He looked at her and said, "Marga-
ct. there is nothing for me TO for
i've ii is for you to do. On my
iay home struck this child and
hen brought her home. This help
d me to realize that your plan Of
eiping people should be followed by {
lyself as well as everyone else"
There in the little hut Of Joseph
'ribble they had both gotten the Z
mas spirit by helping others jus,
5 any one will do.
Dad
He may wear a last years hat. his
niger nails may need manieuring; .
is vest may hang little loose and
Is pants may bag at the knees; his
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-22

Somebody get a doctor-i92i 4
dying.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-22

Man. in his own opinion, is
mighty and dominates the
earth. In reality he is but a
little thing that exists only thru
sufferance of the Creator.
In time man will acquire wis
dom and will come to realize
his own insignifcance and i'm
potency as compared to the
One who sees and knows so
much.
Divinity knows all things.
Humanity knows but a few.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-22

Eat your dinner Cour, Day at
The Brown Boarding House. II.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-22

Tsnlae Is well advertised. bu, md-
vertising alone could not have pro
dueed Tanlae's popularity. q, had
to have merit stormes Drug Store.
ttb
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-22

When our mothers were
young ladies they helped their
mothers cook the meals. and
wash the dishes. and clean
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-22

Room and Board TERMS REA-
SONABLE.
The Brown Boarding House.
i2-22-3t. Lexington st.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-22

In English Lissrst1ss ihs's grad
IL Miss Robinson.
She can quote TO beat the band.
Can Miss Robinson
From old Bill Shakespeare 70 Scott
who wrote this and why and Whist
And just which Is "bsdly rot"
Ask Miss Robinson.
We should never say I'VE can't"
To Miss Robinson.
For she'd make Us try or faint.
Would Miss Robinson.
And no matter what our sine.
She lets US think we were - wise,
Now We know II was disguise.
Grand Miss Robinson.
Tho our parts lead many ways.
From Miss Robinson.
We shall nc'cr forge, the days
With Miss Robinson.
Let me tell you 'preps' a lot.
That you don't know what you've
got.
Whatll school be when there's not
A MISS ROBINSON7
Miss Judith James Daniels spent
last weekend in Stanford.
Miss Ruth Taylor was in Danville
Friday.
Miss Faye King spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Margaret
Neal. Of Danvillle.
We ARE very glad TO have several
Of our alumni and home pupils with
US, Miss Mamie Stapp. Miss Ruby
Mr.. Earl Swope. Mr.. J.
X. Haselden and Mr. Mars Swine.
broad have been visitors this week.
Everyone had good time a, the
High School party las, Friday nigh,
given by A. e. Sanders, S. ID. Coch.
ran and Claud Gastineau.
You Can't Always
You can always tell a Senior. he
$ so sedately dressed.
va can always tell a Junior by
he way he swells his chest.
You can always tell a Freshman
~ his timid looks and such.
You can always tell Sophomore. :
u, you cannot tell him much.
Laugh and Live.
Miss Robinson - "Claud. why
Iidn't Geo. u. come TO school to-
ay!"
Claud He tore his trousers"
Miss Robinson He ought 10
ave come anyway. we have a sew
ng club up here that could have
xed them"
Now children" said Mis- Robin
on. "you are 10 write a compost
ion one responsibility"
This is what William Daniel wrote
Boys have got two buttons 20
heir suspenders TO hold their pants
p and when one button comes OF
here's lot Of responsibility on the
Their button"
When water becomes ice." asked {
iiss Sanders. what Is the great ,
hange that takes place."
THE greatest change" said Walk I
r. "is the change in price" II
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-22
A. The Editor Sees 1t.

The public has had an OPP
portunity to digest the propos-
al to form an alliance between
the United States, England.
France and japan sentiment is
considerably divided on the
subject.
The action of the American
delegates to the arms confer
ence. apparently with the sane
ton of the administration, has
not been received with any
great degree of enthusiasm,
nor has there been any parti-
cular outcry against it. Sus-
pended judgment might better
describe the situation, with the
critical eye of the public wait
ing to view later results.
Our traditional policy has
been against the formation of
entangling foreign alliances.
and We have grown great and
strong through adhering to the
wisdom of our forefathers.
Yet it is possible that our
duty to civilization requires
that we forsake that policy
and formulate another more
adaptable to the disturbed con-
ditions Of the world today.
Five years from now we will
be in a better position to pass
judgment upon the wisdom or
the folly of our new departure.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-12-22
Dad

He may wear a last years hat. has
finger nails may need manieuring:
his vest may hang little loose and
his pants may bag at the knees. his
face may show signs Of second
days growth, and the tin dinner
bucket he carries may be full OF
dents and doughnuts; but don't you
call him "the old man" He's your
father.
For years and years he has been
hustling around 70 get things to-
gether. Never once has he failed to
do the right thing by you. lie
thinks you are the greatest boy on
earth. bar none, even though you
plaster your hair back. wear smart
clothes. smoke cigarettes and fail To
bring home cent. lie IN the man
who won the love and life partner
ship Of the greatest woman on
earth-your mother.
He il "some" man and not the
old man" II you win as good a
wife as he did, you will have 10
20 some. boy!
Let Va Remember.
II you think you're very dense
Ask Miss Robinson.
And you want to have some sense,
Ask Miss Robinson.
Just who sank the Spanish Maine.
II Columbus sailed from Spain,
And who followed In his train,
Ask Miss Robinson.
Evening star., 1921-02-17
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. February 17.-Armed in
vasion Of the Pamir region of central
Asia, on the threshold of India and
China. was begun by Russian bolshevik
communique just issued by the Indian
office. The communique gave the text
of IAN order of the day." sent out on
October 10 by NJ. Sokolinkow, chief
commissaire on the Turkestan front, to
soviet division ordered into the Iamlr.
1t stated the men should make them
selves al home" and carry on bolshev1k
propaganda with a view to Influencing
the people of India to revolt against
the British.
Comrades of the Pamir division.
said the order, you have been glVW
responsible task. The soviet republic
sends you to garrison the posts on the
Pamir on the frontiers of the friendly
countries, of Afghanistan and India.
The Pamir tableland divides revolu-
tionary Russia from India, which. with
it's 800, 100000 Inhabitants, is enslaved
by handful of Englishmen. On this
tableland you. the signalerS of the
revolution, must hoist the red flag OF
the army of liberation. May the peo-
pies of India. who fight against their
English oppressors, soon know that
friendly help is not far off.
Make yourself at home with the
liberty loving tribes of northern India,
promote by word and deed their revO-
lutionary progress, refute the hlass of
calunnies spread about soviet Russia by
the agents of the British princes, lords
and bankers Long live the alliance
of the revolutionary peoples of Europe
and Asia! Long live the world liberia
tlOn of the workers.
Evening star., 1921-02-17
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Jesse Jackson and Anna McGhee
Henry X Renner and Helen NJ Wolf, both
Of Baltimore, Md.
Clarence n. Burke and Dorothy f.. Levine.
Benjamin lland and Mable Henson.
Richard +. Jones and Allie NJ Jackson
Albert Weaver and Ada Tolliver
Harry Price and Edith SiegeI
Herbert ID. Bard Of Ardmore Pa, and Lii
lian J. DELPHI Of New Orleans. La
Henry L. Dolins and Margaret NJ Davis,
both OF Lynchburg. Va.
Lewis W. Ehlers Of Hernwood. Nd. and
Laura Is. Cooksey of Mount Victoria, Nd
Anson 2. limbaugh and Ida l.. Bumpas,
both Of Ashland, Va.
John H. Edmonson and Daisy B. virts, both
Of Harpers Ferry. w. Va.
Alfred J. Coleman and Florine A. Quesen
berry.
Herman J. Rabinowitz and Amy Shapiro.
John A. Catcher and Roberta NJ OIfus.
Robert Z. Rucker and Gladys T. Detwiler,
both Of Clarendon, Va
Evening star., 1921-02-17
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported t
the health department within the last twenty
four hours:
Harry and Hester L. Lickner, girl.
Dennis J. o. and Mandie A. Mahoney, bow.
Leo q. and Deborah d. Streitberger, girl.
Charles C. and Josephine Martin, girl,
George A. and Nora NJ. Pennington, boy.
James N. and Donna !. Moser. girl.
James s. and Maud Fix, girl.
George and Gertrude Eberhardt boy
Horace c. and Carrie b. Inscoe boy
Frank II. and Lillian NJ. Samuel, boy.
Arthur p. and Clara NJ. Gray, boy
Walter J. and Margaret c. Hines, boy.
Joseph l.. and Nellie Spicer. girl.
Frederick r. and wilma c. Rice. hoy.
Edward A. and Mildred Poynton, girl.
William F. and Annie NJ. Parker, boy.
George and Lillian l.. Smith. girl.
James B. and Gertrude @. Mann. girl.
Teba R. and Mary A. Williamson, girl.
Daniel J. and Ada NJ. Sillers, boy.
James A. and Sara =. Stancell, girl.
James W. and Rosa Turner. boy.
Edward r. and IAurine v Ashton, girl.
Nathaniel and Jane Thomas, girl.
Evening star., 1921-02-17
Chess Master Sails for Cuba.

LONDON.-Dr. Emmanuel Lasker
the chess master. has sailed aboard
the steamer Hollandia from Amster-
dam for Havana. according to a dis
patch to the London Times. DIR. Las
ker will meet Jose Capablanca. the
Cuban champion, for the worlds
championship.
Evening star., 1921-02-17
Austria Appeals for Hearing.

VIENNA.-The Austrian govern
ment week ago requested permission
OF the entente for Chancellor Mayr
ana other members Of the cabinet to
proceed to London to lay Austria's
problem before the supreme counci!
Of the allies, it is learned. The minis
ters desire to explain the perilous
conditions in Austria and the neces-
slty OF credits being granted her. No
answer to the request has yet been
received.
Evening star., 1921-02-17
venfzelos Wins Support.

PARIS.-Former Premier Venizelos
of Greece and the Greek government
have arrived at a complete under
standing. the essential point of which
will be to maintain the treaty of
Sevres with Turkey at the coming
conference in London on near eastern
questions, it is learned here. NJ.
Venizelos will cooperate fully with
kikolas Kalogoroupolos, the Greel
premier and head of the Greek dele
CATION to the conference. Both o!
them are in Paris.
Evening star., 1921-02-17
Teachers Out on Strike.

NEW WESTMINSTER, r. c.
Seventy-one school teachers have
gone on strike here for higher sal
aries. The board of school trustees
has announced salaries will not be
raised without authorization of tax
payers. and has ordered the teachers
to return by tomorrow on pain of
dismissal.
Evening star., 1921-02-17
Blizzard Tie. In Industries.

ST. JOHNS. N. F.-This city was
without electric light or power as a
result of damage to the lighting plant
incurred in another blizzard that
pounced upon New Foundland last
night. Factories were idle all day
newspapers could not publish and
theaters and churches were closed
Offcials said it might take a week to
repair the damage to the, plant.
Evening star., 1921-02-17
Italy Picks League Envoxs.

ROME.-Signor Titoni, former min.
ister of foreign affairs; Signor Schan-
ger. former minister of finance, and
the MARQUIS Imperiali de Francaville.
former ambassador to Great Britain
have been chosen Italy's representa-
tives in the league of nations.
Evening star., 1921-02-17
At Bedside of Ex-Empresx.

DOORN, Holland.-Adalbert Hohen-
zollern, third son of former Emperor
William and Empress Augusta Vic
tcria. has arrived here to visit the
bedside of his mother. The Duchess
of Brunswick, daughter of the former
empress. and former Prince Osca,
also are at Doom.
Evening star., 1921-02-17

The patronesses for the concert to
)e given at Memorial Continental Hall
February %. as benefit for the
Dobbs School building fund, are Nine.
Riano. Lady Geddes, Mrs. Josephus
Daniels, Mrs James w. Wadsworth,
jr; Mrs. Truman II. Newberry. Mrs.
Evening star., 1921-02-17

Roughton Wood Mrs Henry Russell
Talbot. Mrs. ] Cpshur Moorhead. Miss
Jessie Tredwell Mrs. Frederick T..
Chapin, Mrs Edward Chamhcrlin and
Mrs nurwood Grinstead.
Evening star., 1921-02-17
Legion to Aid Americans.

PARIS.-A member of the Paris
Post of the American Legion Will
leave here for Germany to look after
the interests of Carl Neuf and Frank
thinner, the two Americans now held
in Jail at Eberbach, Baden. on the
charge of having attempted to kid
nap Grover c. Bergdoll, the American
draft evader
Evening star., 1921-02-17
Red Plot Against Britain Barred;
OherNe,Us of the World in Brief

ernment for its pay and upkeep. has
been discovered by the War Depart
ment in it's Investigations into
military ring which is said to have
cheated the government out of mil
lions Of pesos
Evening star., 1921-02-17
Arms Agreement Ratified.

Arms Agreement Ratified.
PARIS.-The chamber of deputies
has ratified without debate an agree
ment concluded in october, 1920. be-
tween France and various other coun-
tries, relative to commerce in arms
and munitions.