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New Britain herald., 1921-03-04

make this great great Annual % Do
New Britain herald., 1921-03-04

Miss Gertrude Fiebel few days in Middleton atives.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-04

Mrs. Wm. T. Niven has returned from a vii ton, Del, bringing he ter, Miss Marjorie Gan
New Britain herald., 1921-03-04

Richard Hart is cd home with measles.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-04
MAPLE

Guest night of the N erary society will be home of the president Spittler, Wednesday eJ 9th.
 The adjourned town be held in the Town Fl day evening, March 7t1 Voters take notice as1 other matters will be meeting.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-04

Pure lard, 15c lb. Russell Bros. -advt
New Britain herald., 1921-03-04
Church Services

extinguished easily. There was slight damage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

yon look hAggard and pale and do not
weigh as much as you should then
20 to the nearest drug store and get
"a bottle or two Of SanuX, which so
many people in this section are now
taking. and which hundreds. who once
'elt just as you now feel. declare en-
tircly relieved them and put them
back on their feet.
SanuN has been used for years n:
the United Medico Chcmi Hospital
where il has been prescribed for hun
dreds of sufferers from various forms
of stomach. liver anu kidney trou-
bics. In practically every case where
the medicine Inns been used EXCEPT
where complicated conditions of other
organs existed. the patient was
promptly and permanently relieved.
So great was the success Of the
medicine and so insistcnt the demand
for il by those who could not visit
the hospital that il was decided to
offer the prescription to the public
Tor home treatment. II is now pre-
pared on a large scale in the hos
pital's private laboratories. just as IL
was formerly compounded for indi-
vidual patients.
SanuN is II purely vegetable com
pound and contains nothing harmful.
II is guaranteed by the United Mcdi-
co-Chemi Hospital. and coupon is
enclosed with each bottle which en-
titles the purchaser to free medical
advice or n complete examination II
the medicine fails to benefit. 1t Is
sold in this section by druggists in
3-ounce bottles at sl.25 Look for the
namo SANUX-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
Ky Hurry ItfV.Lrr

IL was Common Iuinor many wears
ago. that If Eil Joyncs had lived in
tn. Country he would hav. Come all
III: Way from there TO the City ia
See FIRE. He used 10 Gather all
the Autumn Leaves into Larg. piles
ana Touch Match ~" would Play
with Fires as AN Crchiu. and Used
10 LAX" To start them and then Have
tho Fun of Putting them out. lie
once Thought the Moon was a Fire
and tried 10 Put 1t Out. II II hadn't
been for Ills Youth hc Might have
Landed in the Calaboose When he
Grew TO Maturcr Age he joined the
Volunteer Fircmcn ANA helped Pull
the Reel. He would Ran Ten Miles
10 4 Fire. He says. like Captain
Lipscomh, that In the Old Days. when
Fires and WORK the Hand Engine il
took Ten Darkcys and a Barrel OF
Rum TO put out one Fire.
Fire Bells sounded like the Sweet
Songs of Birds TO his Ear The Mid
die Of the Night cut no / ,urc with
Him. lie would go to One Firc at
one y. NJ and another Before Break =
fast. Winter or summer. Rain or
shine. They all Looked Alike.
Naturally, In tho Course OF Events.
Boy who Grows up Like that would
never he lit for Anything like 4
Street Car Driver. a Doctor or a
Preacher. lie Just naturally had To
Bn q Fireman. lie was such a Good
one. and Got there ahead OF anybody :.
cls" SO often. that the Fircmcn got
together and Elected him Chief As
tn" Department Grew he also Grew.
and He Got After the Main Men in
Council. and Very Soon they Began
." Send Horses to thc Farm and Get
Motors. II EilI had Seen one in His
Youth he would have Turned and Run
the other Way. Not Being Satisfied
he Whispered tho Word Along and
Got Director Myers and Alderman
Melton on His staff, and Now hc has
a Platoon system. a Pride to the
city ana tho Department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
j. S. COURT OF APPEALS
TO OPEN TERM TUESDAY
No Cases Of Importance to Nirginin
Are ON Docket for Day
Session

No cases Of Importance 70 Virginia
ar. L. come up before the United
states Circuit Court OF Appeals. when
IL opens Is MAY term here next Tues
day morning. though ON the opening
day n number Of decisions from for
mer cases ar" expected to Zee handed
down. some OF them relating TO resi-
dents or Richmond and the Old Do
monino.
one The bench on the opening day
will he Circuit Judges Martin y.
Knapp. "t Washington. Charles y.
Woods, OF Marion. = G.. and Dis
trict Judge II. III. Watkins. Of Green
VILE, : 6.
y long argument faces the court at
this term a number OF important al =
miraliy eases being included. There
VIII ais" h" Il number OF personal in
jury cases 10 be- argued before the
court.
Two important admiralty cases
which will b. given hearing will
be H. ~ WINSTON, J. Jones aud u. II.
robinson. trading as -. y. Winslow
Co, of Norfolk. and tn. \Ordrn SHIN
supply Company. Inc. also Of Norfolk.
both 81 them against the Ficral Trad.
Commission.
II is alleged. by tn. commission
that these companies gav" To officers
II ships Eratutudcs against Am order
Of the body.
There are only two criminal eases
on tn" docket. both OF them from
south Carolina. on" :, prohibition viu-
lation and tho other an alleged theft
of freight from an Interstate shin
incnt at Charleston. :. L.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
GIFTED WOLLNLST PLAYS IN
ST. PAUL s CHURCH TONIGHT
Constance Edison Sccgcr Will Ken
der Interesting Program for
Musical Prelude.

Music-lovcrs will be Interested TO
learn that the music pr"Iud" AZ 81.
lauis Church tonight. at T:tj l.. NJ.
VI! he given BY COnStanc. Edison
Professor FlaXonton Iarkcr OF
WIS ,hampton College. Her program
-\dajio from Concerto T.. Mai.
:Hrin .........Ant Fran T.nariia
,rhH. ........ Friedman Bach
I',r,.;i.., M, ,ii:,.. Bach Gounod
In ID Mai. .........G T.. Handel
The fourth number on the program
is listed in the public school musical
contest.
Mrs. Secser. an accomplished ar
,ist. Is stopping a, Richmond for n
few days Will. motoring North from
Pinchurst. with her husband Pro-
lessor {. l.. Scerer. 1he brother OF
Atan S""T"r. who wrbtc one %. the
war. Il fiavc "a R.ndezous With tn
Death Mrs. S""g"r is an American
the Paris Conservative OF Music.
She ~ also Il graduate Of the New
York Institute or Musical Art. where
she studied under Franz k,"is"l Her
t"chniIu" is said t" b" histingmis h"u
for richness Of tone. cXqUisit" grace.
and AT tn" sam" time. exceptional
power. Sh" had appeared ut the
White iI"us" with Kitty 'hcatham.
Ii .N'N loIh dNu az liafNHri. Yale.
Princeton and other universities with
Arthur Whiting and George Earrcrc.
In California she and Professor
S"cgcr hav" given many lecture. re-
'itnlS ana concerts at the university
and other musical C"ut"rS.
Just as the TroubaduurS of old
spread the beauty az song from ham
lie, TO castle" so today Constance ana
Charles SccG"r arr. touring Will
their three children in car and
trailer. and carrying music along
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
BANKER AND DRUGGIST
TO FACE TRIAL IN MEMPHIS
MY Associated Press

MEMPHIS, TENN. April 3o.-.Iudrc
j. T.. Richards in Criminal Cour,
late today refused 10 grant Il
prcmptory order directing a not
guilty vcrdic; In the case of W. J..
liunticy, Jr. banker. and II. D"gs
Nolcn. druggist. charged with rccciv-
inr stolen property in connection with
the marketing here of Liberty bonds
alleged :" have been stolen In a
Brooklyn hold-up last November. and
announced that III" presentation of
evidence by the defense would begin
Monday.
\ motion sckinE Il directed verdict
for the accused was flied by counsel
for IiUntlcy and Nolen when the
State completed it's case shortly
after noon today. The dcfcns" con-
tended that the indictment was faulty
and at variance with the proof. and
that tn" state generally had failed To
make out Il case against the two
men. After hearing argument. Judge
Richards ovcrrulcd the motion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
WAS KUN-DUWN
TIRED AND ACHED ALL OVER
HOSPITAL HOME TREATMENT SOON MADE
HER A WELL WOMAN SHE SAYS.
How SanuX C0rrectS Stomach
Disorders. ClcanSeS Impuri-
ties from System, Stimulates
the Appetite, Builds Up
Health and Strength.

NEWPORT NEWS. VAT was all
run down" said Miss Flcisher. the
widely known and popular house
keeper Of the Strand Hotel. OF this
city. 81 couldn't sleep. and felt tired
and 'achy' all over and had sharp
pains in my back and sides. so that !
could hardly do my work I took cold
very easily and had bad cough.
II had taken a lot of medicine. but
nothing seemed to do me any good,
but SanuX was so highly recon :
mcndcd l decided to try it. After
the first bottle my backachc was en-
tircly relieved and ! f6lt much better.
! took two more bottles. and now I
am we'll healthy woman. can
sincerely recommend SanuX to any
one who suffers as | did"
Strength and vitality are dependent
upon the food we eat. People who
have become weak. and run down.
however. frequently have troubles OF
the stomach and digestive organs so
that they have very little desire for
food. and that which is eaten does
not nourish them properly. Physi-
clans agree that il is not so much "a
question of how much one eats as ii
is the capacity of the digestive organs
for extracting the nourishment from
what is eaten.
Sanux, first of all. acts as q mild.
but thorough laxative. gently. cleans
ing the system of accumulated waste
matter and impurities. Then il tones
up the stomach and aids the over
worked digestive organs in convert :
ing tho food into tissue and rich red
blood. Disorders of tho liver and
kidneys gradually disappear as the
medicine assists these organs baik to
n normal functioning and good
healthy appetite quickly follows as n
natural result.
Every one who is weak nervous
and rundown and subject to coughs
and colds owes il to himself to build
up and strengthen his system nj
once. that he will be less likely ia
contract fevcrs and other deadly NAL
aides.
IL your stomach is disordercd. your
appetite poor. IL you feel weak. ner-
'vous and tiredsaout all the time, II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
DR.. M'DANlFl APPOINTED
BAPTIST BODY MODERATOR

mr. George w Mcdaniel. for six
teen years the pastor Of the First
Baptist church of Richmond. at pres
on, is serving as Tnodcrator OF the
Eaptist General iSsociation OF Viz
clnia. DR. McDani6 is we'll known
throughout tho south for his activ-
!,v in general d"nominational work.
~" represented virginia ON tn" com
mission that conducted the "Raptis;
Scv"Nty-F Five Million Campaign" and
Is now member from the South at
large on the conservation comm !SSion
that IS seeking TO conserve the re-
suits o! that campaign. He has re-
Gently toured several States in tn.
interest Of the spring cash roundup
OF IN" campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
Women Display Agility
For Norfolk Police Jobs

Especial to Tn. Times dispatch.
NORFOLK, VA. April 30.--t.igh-
teen women were running and
Jumping ABOUT in fcats Of strength.
endurance and agility today dur
ing the examination BY the civil
service commission of tn. city
Ihc women were applicants for
places on the police force as po-
icew"rncu.
The written ana oral examine
TONS on educational requirements
were given at the Office OF the COM
mission in the Arinory this morn
ing. and the physical tests came
this afternoon on the grounds
surrounding the Juvenile and Do
nestle Relations Court Building
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
CARTER ASHTON JENKINS
STIRS UP BOWLING GREEN
Especial "a IN" Times Dispatch ,

Especial 20 Th" Times Dispatch
BOWLING GRt.fN. VA April 80
Carter Ashton J"nkcns has started a
Baptist Church Is too small TO hold
the crowds People are comm. from
al over the country. Though tho
meeting closes tonight after only on,
week. il has brought religious
awakening 10 this town never known
before. Practically all the people
her" hay" vowed TO give mp dancing
cards. movies and ihcatcrs The cit
lions are unanimous in declaring that
Mr.. Jenkins Is the most eloquent
vigorous ana sCriptural preacher that
cNCr Camn TO this CnMntv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
.ir route from village green to

their route from village green to
concert hall.
Al TIA" rcuuc*; Of Walter G. Mcr-
Ger. director of music. Richmond pub
lie schools. they have consented to
give two concerts For the children OF
Richmond The first will TAX" piac"
on Tuesday at 1920 \. Nj, in the
auditorium of tn" Junior ltinford
High school. The second will he "a
public concert q; the John Marshall
High School at $50 o'clock on We'd
n"sday afternoon. The program will
Ia. arranged especially for the beu"-
iii or children taking part in the
musical memory contest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
HAMBURG-AMERlCAN LINE
DECLARES 8 PCT. DIVIDEND

BERLIN. April 3o-At meeting
OF the Hamburg american Line at
Hamburg today dividend of per
cent each for the years 1919 and 1920
was declared.
According TO the Nossischc IeltunS.
the directors declined To r"-"l"ct
Hugo SHINES 4 member OF the board
because SHINES. who was elected
during the war. took his first post
war opportunity To start compcti
tive service to South America with !
cut having consulted the Hamburg
American line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
DEMOCRATS FORCE CUT
OF ARMY TO 10000 MEN
Amendments to Kahn Proposal for
10000 Wins as tcpub-
leans Split.
VOTE TAKEN IN COMMITTEE
Nothing, However, to Indicate That
Amended Figure Will Stand for
N0tc-Ii0usc May Demand Sep
nrate Ballot.
IRy Associated prcss.l


WASH Notion. April 3o'-iiolding
solid front against Il Republican
SPLIT. Democrats forced ,hrourh IN.
House today an amendment 10 IN.
army APPROXIMATION bill cutting dowu
the cn,js,., fnrcc IN ,ro ooo ,,., r,t,
Kahn proposal for "A bigger farce
never got to a vote
The bin AS approycd bv S.c-c,,,y
Weeks made provision for ,cS ooo
men or 1900 more than IN. NAM
Der fixed By the measure pnsscd Las,
session and vetoed
Demand Scnnrntc yo,c
There was no certainty ho.y.v.r
that the $50. 600 ugur. yy,uiJ s,,,1
for the v1i. to.;uy was d, c,,,,ui,,..
OF the whole and the Jiopsc mnv dc
mand "A scparnt. vol. ON IN. amend
mcnts In passing IN. hin NIX, y..k
The amendment ia, reduction az mo
enlisted strength to I5O0Dg Tho low-
est figure suggested i'm the long de-
bate. was offered by R.prcS.n,,,lve
Byrnes Democrat. south Carolina.
Only two Democrats oppoycd II. WIN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
U. S. OFFICERS ARREST
MEXICAN REBEL LEADERS

MEXICO CITY. April Messages
received hy the War once here from
and from cnmigraut agents at Nucvo
Laredo indicat" that IN" rebel lead
.re, Gcpcral Francisco Murguia and
General Candida AEui.ar. and six OF
their followers were arrested b%
Amcric;~, authorities several days ago
at Cande laria. Texas.
No details OF the present where
ahouts OF the men are given.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
Mrs. uc,,ic w. o.,,o,uc

law w. NDrii 30.
Mrs BETH" W. osborne. aged IL
Years, who has been AN invalid for
tn" past -four years, died Monday
morning, April %. at o'clock The
funeral services w"r" held in the
Pres byterian Church AZ 3 o'clock
Wednesday, R"v. 7. \. Painter. pas
toy OF the church. officiating Mrs
osborne" is survived by the following:
children: Mrs. liamlin Chcatham and
Mrs Ira Hoover, NJ oxford. y. c.:
Rev. T.. W Osborne. ot Fnrmville
Va 7 y osborne and Misses Bette
and Annie Osborne. all Of Lawrence
VILE Va. and twcnty-onc grand
children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
Sort Ar,inGlni National Lines.

WASiIiNGToN. April 3O-Sorting
ont the nationals OF two nations To
establish artificial and chronological
boundaries is the task OF the mixed
commission on Reciprocal Emigration
between Greece and Bulgaria which
has arrived in Sofia under direction
of tn" League of nations according to
- report r"aching here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01

AMHERST. VA. AprIl 3o.-Thc flu
neral services OF the late w. \ Burks.
who died Monday In Charlottesville.
following an operation, were held yes
t"rda" afternoon al Sardis Methodist
church and were conducted hy Rev
James NJ. Greene. the pastor \
very larre crowd attended the fu-
neral Tho BODY was buried in Tu-
dor Hall Cemetery. near Sardis.
M Hurks was native Of this
county. having been horn In Pcdlar
District. II" is survived hy his wife.
Mrs. Anna !. Turks, and 'wo daurh-
tcrs He had been in failing health
for many months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
Kcnont /. :. su,,n,,r,n.

NAPEAGrE REACH. l.. l.. April 40
The United States submarine O-ln
which went aground near here early
today was noatcd again this after
noon. TIL" undcrscN boat was not
damaged and proceeded To her base
at New London. Conn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
n. T.. Richardson Dies

liEATliSNll,l.E, VA, April 30
t. T. Richardson. aged ~ years. died
AZ his home at Lodge, this county
Wednesday. after brief illness
i:urial was at Henderson NJ T.
church. Rev. G. H. Williams and the
MaSnhS oihcihttns MIR. Richardson
"hs a most cStimax,c citizen and his
death was - great snUck 10 his many
friends In this section. He Is survived
i.N hIA N,.If..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
*. 10. 1tu1IerfSon.

KENBRiDGE. Va. April aO.-R II.
died ~ his nom" last sun
'ay after being cOnnucd 10 his he'd
sine" IN" night Of April 10 when h.
was knocked down by oscar Brooks
riding a bicycle. lie was untbl" to
n" turned or moved from that time
until his death Mr.. Robertson was
born near EchohOth. in E.uu.nburg
County, in 1851. and had lived IN the
county all his life. II" moved to
k"nbr!dgc in 1905 and opened shoe
rcDair ShoD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
Wmow Of Thomas Fry. pies.

GAINESVILLE. TENN. April 30
Mrs. Meta Fry, widow q! the late
Thomas Fry. AT one Time treasurer of
the city Of Dublin Ireland and
mother OF Ma jor-Gcncral Sir William
Fry. Governor Of the Isle OF Man
died at her home here last night. Mrs.
Fry WAS 81 years old
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
Nr.. Mary Lane \VorIcy.

LYNCURrrG. VA. April 30-M-s
Mary lame Morley, 80 years Of -
wife cf w =. Morley. died late We'd
resdaV ut her home here on Popular
81 rec.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
EXCURSIONS
EVERY SUNDAY

The Norfolk and Western Railway
viii begin the operation OF its enjoy
able low-ratc Sunday excursions to
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-01
Tariff iii, Rcportcd.

s3r WASHINGTON. April 3O.-Thc
lA WS emergency tariff bill was re-
~ ssd today by tho Senate Finance
bmmittec.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-23

sudden that I hardly know what to say. I was unprepared for it. It unnerves me-
 T was afraid it might,' said the young druggist, rising with alacrity from his knees, and I brought with me a bottle of my unrivalled nerve tonic. This preparation. my darling" he added. soothingly, as he took the bottle from his pocket, quickly extract ed the cork. and poured a quantity of the medicine into a spoon he had also brought with him, Twill allay any un- due excitement, quiet the nerves, aid digestion and restore lost appetite. I sell it at S1 bottle. This is a dose for an adult. Take, it dearest"
 On one occasion a famous humorist was the guest of the Savage club in Io~don. For the text of his after
Arizona republican., 1921-02-23
THE ONCE OVER
 A D., pHYTFTpC 2A
By H. I. PHILLIPS

behold the workers leaping through
 cipher after cipher with great agility
 and grace Here and there may be
 seen accountants engaged in such ex- citing pastimes as hurling the decimal
 point, lifting the 300 pound ledger, punching the (money) bag and chin hing themselves on dollar signs. Adjoining the building where the tax is figured is a booby-hatch with the finest padded cells in America The laccountants are hurled into these one at a time or in punches of five as they give way under the strain and skip wildly from desk to desk under the 1 impression that all the ciphers are fhoops, and that they are rolling them | in a Maypole festival.
 l From the income tax returns filed 1 it is estimated that Mir. Rockefeller
 has a total fortune Of $500 100000. This sum in dollar bills would fill enough stockings to completely equip all the icentipedes in the world with six pairs
 each and one for reserve.
 | Statisticans have figured that every time the clock ticks dollar drops ints MT, Rockefellers lap.
 l Of course the click of the AUTO MOBILE CLOCK means more t
 Johns income than any other kind.
 1 Every time an automobile clock tick!
 a drop of gasoline drops into the dis
 card valve. Every time a drop drop
 lit brings the notorist so much neare l one of those little red buildings whicl
Arizona republican., 1921-02-23

Rockefeller and the Income Tax
 John $Ds Rockefeller still leads the league with a percentage of 1000 for perfect fielding of the elusive dollar. according to the statistics just an- nolinced by the Income Tax depart meIlt
 Figures from his last income tax re- turn show standing and running catch,,s of 33,00o, 900 for the year. His game was errorless.
 Of course John $Ds had to pay a very large income tax out of that sum. But pslying an income tax is a simple thing for a man like Rockefeller. It's figuring the tax that is the hard part.
 Properly figuring up his income and answering all the questions asked by the income tax blank requires the serv- ices of a standing army of experts at the Rockefeller estate. fifty of the most Able Minded Ouija Boards in America, 200 magicians and a troupe of Japanese jugglers. Sam Lloyd, the puzzle man, directs the work.
 For the purpose of quickly arriving at totals a huge gymnasium has been built at Poke a-dollar Hills. the Rockes- feller estate, where, between January | 1 and March 1 of each year, the work of strengthening out his income tax is perform9d
 It is al stirring sight to peek in dur 1 ing the income tax figuring season am
Arizona republican., 1921-02-23

discoveries of valuable fragments of manuscripts in other peoples books he was having little search of his own. sisting.
 "Father," said the child solemnly, suddenly breaking the silence, "does every book have a flyleaf?"
 Certainly" replied the father, ''un- less 1t has been torn out"
 Well" said the chfld, in a tone of deep concern. I've just found a fly squashed on the wrong page!"
 Harry" exclaimed the blushing maiden, this declaration of love is so
Arizona republican., 1921-02-23

Honesty"
 He related that when a mere boy he saw a cart laden with melons outside a store and nobody about
 On the spur of the moment he stole a melon and darted away.
 rI soon got my teeth into that melon, y said the humorist; but instantly a queer sensation assailed me and a shfver went through me. My resolve was taken at once. 1 went back to that cart and replaced the melon'- loud applause)-"and, and took a ripe one,''
Arizona republican., 1921-02-23
REMARKABLE REMARKS

T am positive there is nothing what ever in England to justify even an in- fereice that anything can cause war between the United States and Great Britain."-Sir Philip Gibbs.
 '"The alcoholic ward of Bellevue hos pital has becomeI a raving and howl ing asylum."-Dr. John w. Brennan, president of the hospital board of trustees.
 Prohibition has come to stay. Spo- radio efforts to revive the old order will meet with no success, and l am glad of it."-Gov. B. W. Olcott of Oregon.
 'T think that perhaps women are a little less easy to fool than mem Alice Duer Miller. Housing conditions threaten the home today. The time may come when the state will have to take over the housing problem and administer it as public utility."-Rev. Charles N. Lathrop.
 "The man who seeks to justify law