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Arizona republican., 1921-02-18
THE ONCE OVER
By 1T. I. PHILLIPS

Mrs. Harding (quite amazed)-How shocking! V. c. l.. of NJ. P. A. s.-Not atall, not atall-Woodja mind sittin on the edge of 'at tabul over dere?-Itll be kinduv originul.
 First Male Reporter-Mrs Harding. will you give me a list of all the things you intend to buy on your shopping tour, together with the price you ex-
 Mrs. Harding-Why, err
 Second Male Reporter-What do you think of the piece bathing suits for women over twenty -seVen2
 Third Male Reporter-Aw, that ain't fair; my editor told me first to ask her that
 Fourth Male Reporter-Mrs. Hard ing, do you think the fireless cooker a better labor saving device than the vacuum cleaner, and if so, whya
 lnGenue Girl Reporter (who once worked in Marion) Oh Mrs Harding. usen't you to buy birdseed at Dingle- berry's store? I was the little bird seed, I mean the little girl, who used to wait on you.
 Mrs Harding-I don't seem Moving Picture Man-Mrs. Prezi- dent, if it's all the same to you would you be kind enough to climb up on that bookcase and pose there? We wanter show you in some democratic poses.
 Mrs. Harding-Sir.
 Second Moving Picture Man-rve l just sent out for step ladder. thought mebbc. Mrs. Harding, you'd just pose for us climbing, up one side and down the other. You see, peepul | is tired of convential pictures. l Third Moving Picture Man-It'd make d big hit if we could get'cher riding a horse If I sent fer q horse wouldia just get aboard it, ma'am? l Mrs. Harding-I am amazed and
 Fourth Moving Picture Man (aside) l-T>;e trouble with gettin movies of presidents wives is that they don't appreciate what the moving picture houses want. Now you kin get a SO ciety lady in pose sittin' on beach in q costume the police ain't seen yet: you kin get a actress to pose climbing g down the side of a ship in stiff breeze in a ten-inch skirt, and you kin get a famous poetess or autheress to run up and down the grand piano in d pink nlShtSoWn, but well, get ting a movie of a perfect lady is a tough assignment It cant be donel
 Fifth Lady Reporter-Mrs. Harding. would you mind telling our readers what you think of the League of Ma tions? Whether you'd rather have a husband belong to the Elks or the Hejaz Grotto? What is the President s favorite laundry? Whether the homo brew evil has hit Marion? What you think happened 10 Dorothy Arnold ? What size collar the President wears land
 Mrs. Harding (collapsing)- Help D
 Reporters. surrounding prostrate vic tim of the modern newspaper inquisi- tion: 'Geel Won't this make a whale of a story"
 Moving picture men, jumping or tables. chandeliers, bookcases. and window ills and cranking madIy "Ob boy. Now we'll get picture that'u mean sumpin!'
 (Curtaiul
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

At last Willie came up the garden path. took off his shoes and softly opened the door
 Taking an umbrella from the han stand, he fled up the stairs. But ma heard and came up after him.
 As she arrived Willie scrambled quickly between the sheets and opened the umbrella
 William" said ma, what are you doingf Why have you brought that umbrella up to bed with you?"
 Ma" said he, T thought there was going to be storm"
 The constable of a New England village. man of exceeding good na-
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

turs. found it necessary to lock up three tramps who had strayed into his Jurisdiction. Shortly after the arrest he was met by the mayor of the vil- lage, who. observing the constable - hurrying down the main street, asked: ~- Where are you going, constable?"
 "Oh," explained the constable, the three tramps I just locked up want to play bridge and I'm out hunting for a fourth
 The stranger approached the Wash ington policeman outside the union station and observed: Say, I want to
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18
With
 Us

Ma. with stern look or bo,. f,co and a cane in her hand was v-oitir.. for Willie. Ien o'clock struck, then 1O:3O. even IT, but no Willie came. Ma dozed in
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

go to the White House." Now. look here.' the officer responded peevishly. You're the ninth candidate that's come bothering me today, and it ain t a bit of use. I've always lived right here in the District of Columbia and haven't got a vote"
 At the conclusion of the school term prizes were distributed. When one of the pupils returned home his mother
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

The American museum of natural history in New York city numbers among it's many activities special talks by members of the institution to the blind classes of the public schools in that city.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

said. "Awfully interesting, mighty hard. though"
 "Ah, yes" said his mother, very diff ficult. Your poor dear father never could keep his in his eye"
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

For the first time in the history of aviation, Miss Ruth Law looped the loop with her feet in straps attached to the top of the wing.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

The bolometer for measuring vari- ations in the radiation of heat regis ters to a milHonth of a degree.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

The American University Union, in Paris looks after the welfare of the 400 American students in French uni versailles.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

some 100. 100000 feet of logs chiefly gum and pine, are cut up yearly into veneer for produce packages.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

A wedding in Morocco is celebrated by the brides friends at her home and by the bridegroom friends at his home.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

Izumi is considered the greates woman poet in Japan.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

The lord of the manor at Arlington pays the king of England q yearly rent of a bowl of porridge
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

More than ninety per cent of the children of Berlin have rickets.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

Great Britain is distributing 9.000,- 900 war medals and 5,500,o00 victory medals to her former service men.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18
BETRAYED.

Miss Gushington-My dear, you must pardon my boldness, but I can't help raving over your wonderful Hen- ner coloring.
 Miss Peachblow-You noticed 1t? And my hairdresser assured me that the henna stain she put on my hair couldn't be detected from a natural color.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

chanced to be entertaining callers Well, Charlie" asked one of these did you get prize?'
 Not exactly" said Charlie, but I got horrible mention"
Arizona republican., 1921-02-18

A boy fresh from an English school went down to breakfast and began at once to tell his mother about what he had done.
 We've just started molecules" he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
nY ALBERT APPLE.

NEW YORK. Feb. 3--tncmrioy.
nent is decreasing and business
conditions are Improving Slow
throughout the country. Thu, IS the
core of the weekly review by
u. g. Dun " Co. which fcrrcts out
credit Information for business men
la Detroit 10000 automobile work
ers again are r.ngiuS-!n tn" time
clock. Trumbuu steel Company,
which was on half time TO- several
months. reports it's thirty four mills
running full blast
Judge Cary sees continued. IL slow.
Improvement in the comparatively
near future
Guaranty Trust Company oC Sew
York queries blk business mon ali
over the country and nuds an "opiu-
ION that the United States has now
definitely entered upon its return to
normal conditions
building boom. which win bring
4 rush or work to the railroads. T.
predicted by Samuel NJ. Vauclnin.
president OF Baldwin Locomot!y.
Works. Dow Service says spring
building w!il start % per cent normal
and reach co per cent IN May or June.
Export Trade iivrns.
Our exports are being stimulated
by continued rise In -orcIgu OK.
change. Ia las: few days the value
Of Canadian dollar in Amer IN mon
cy passed 30 cents and British cx.
change rose 10 80 cents higher thar
a year ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04

purposes In appropriation bills now
p.ndiug in Congress. totals more than
SI2J 600. 000-morc than three times
,hc sum, he added, appropriated for
military purposes during any one
year before the United States entered
hc war.
Representative Connaliy. Democrat.
Texas. criticized the tactics of Mr.,
Kahn, Mr.. MoudclI ana tho other Re
puhlicans who voted for an army or
10000 when the army reorgnn!za
ton bill WAS passed. and vino. he
added, are changing their positions
ia response 70 shifting sentiment
among the public"
III" House quickly Knocked out an
amendment by Representative Bank :
head. Democrat Alabama. restrict
ing pay OF enlisted men TO those who
-ould read and write. and an amend
men; offered by representative Hun.
Republican. of iowa. ;.bolishlnr
bonuses 20 men on rc-cnlistmcui was
ruled out on a point OF order
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
MlRY NEMESIS PURSUES
HAROING'S HOUSEHOLD

CONTINUED From First IaEc)
y, rsouncl OF his Cabinet. The SEN
tor also sad II was his Judgment
that Charles Evans Hughes would he
elected as Secretary or state. and
hat Harry NJ Daughcrty, Mr Hard
LIS prccCnvention campaign man
GER would lac in the cabinet
Senator Fall cvaded any reference
reports that he would he appointed
Secretary of Interior. but his
lends indicated their belief that thu
enator would h. named for that
,vrtfolio.
There was very little serious dis
uSs:on OF any kind with the presi-
lon;-clccy Senator Fall said, refer
ing to the Florida trip. did dis
'uss the Mexican question. hut not 10
my detail.
Numerous conferences were held
today between Senators and Mr..
DauSherty, who accompanied Senator
Fail TO the Capitol. Senator !odge
md Senator Knox were among those
no talked with MIR. Daugherty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04

don't let this thing ." before the peo-
PIE AS partisan hight Every body.
wants 10 hear something bad about
somebody else. am not here to
make charges that would blacken tho
name OF soldier who cannot como
In 60 he heard
Asked abou, Orators who followed
the American army to Franco. Cen
erai Dawes said: Yes. they wcrc
there: some OF the mast despicablc
characters on earth. trying to help
the army by selling IT things 1t nced
cd al cNorhitant figures There was
OF" man we caught and dcported.
what's his name? Oh. what's the
usc' ann not a muckrakcr lie wac
traitor aud wish We could have
Shot him.
General Dawes praised the men in
the army. saying il was the fashion
nowadays TO condemn them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04

C"ipmit,ec. Th" Secretary Of VA
would he authorized to make nCccs.
sary arrangements.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
WOMEN VOTERS MAKE PLEA
FOR TREE PRESERVATION
DO Not Want Them Destroyed Iur
Erection "f buildings tnir>-

NmcnE other lulN rs acted upon
Yesterday afternoon = ,No boa:d ~
dircotor, Of the Richmond L"apu" ~
Women Notcrs ~, it's regular Fchrr-
arg meeting. was "A motion offered hy
Mrs I Allison Hodges chairman oC
The rivi2 Int roVc'uoHt committee %
the league. asking that trees In
healthy condition. oeaGtify!ug tho
streets Of the city. bc not cut down
Tor The erection Of building unless
linz aud cvcI then not without dull
authorized permit tn" attention pf
The board was called To the n"ccS-
ai,y for this motion by the cutting
down OF one OF tho sycamore trees on
Fourth street, n"Ir Muin, aprarcu, =,
without need. IN" motion carried
unanimously
Thc chairman OF the local League.
Nirg .; r W Kern. was empowered
To create The office Of historian for
TIC organization. aud 10 select a
chairman FOR such committee.
Announcement WAS made OF an in
vitation from The Petersburg l.cnrn.
Of women voters to Kichmond
women t" attend y ms Ting 10 b"
held q, tho Hivh school IN Peters
hurE on SatCi iay afternoon AZ !
o'c'ock. 20 hear lirntcntnt Nina Van
WFullc. police officer Of Washiugt"n.
VINO comes 10 Petersburg under she
League ~ women voters aud IN"
civic welfare League. of which Mrs.
Iouis ErownlOw IS chairman In
yitation is cNicgdoi further through
,ha Richmond League Of Women
voters 10 chief OF Police Charles :
sherry anu 10 Director Of Public
safety william " Myers ia hear
instructed TO deliver this invitation
by letter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
APPROPRIATION OF
S72.678.659 MADE
FOR ARMY EXPENSE

Continued From First iag")
Tie world war ought 10 he q lcssou
ior all times" he declared 81, took
~ thirteen months TO set ready 20
fight. chiefly n"caus" NC lacked
trained officers believe In econ
cmy. bur at times :, Is penny vi,
aud pound foolish. Who wants his
sri led into battle by an officer who
hasn't been thoroughly trained"
The Jones amendment was defeat
cd. 81 TO %
During The debate over PROPOSAL.
90 rs the maximum strength OF on
listed personnel at i15.00e instead OF
100000. Representative Mondc.l. the
Republican leader. advocated the re-.
Iuction to 10000. Cougr.s~ he de-
dared, should attempt To realize the
hopes OF the American people by get
,luc back 10 normal conditions. The
country believes. he added. that an
my Of 10000 during the coming
jsca! year Will be sufficient
the Republican, leader also declared
that the amount carried for military
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
inrn,crs, Ou,Innl, nct,cr-

Grain is moving 10 market at
smarter clip than since October. As
farmers sell. their buying power re-
turns. VIII stimulate retail and mail
order sales.
Waca; exports fr"m United States
ana Canada last week in January
;otalcd S,S3i.@79 bushelr. aEains, o
lc2.0i2 bushels same week :. year
ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
FUN FOR WOMEN
TO DIAMOND DYE
Old, Faded Garments. Dra-
pcrieS, Everything Made
New for Few Cents.

Richmond women can do wonders
with package of Diamond Dyes. 4.
old, worn coat, skirt. waist. sweater.
ltinono. dress OF faded stockings
gloves, draperics. portiures. cha.r
corcrs-anyth!ng, whether wool. SILK.
linen. cotton or mixed goods. can hc
diamond dyed to look like new. Easy
directions in each package guarantee
perfect results. Druggist has color
card showing actual materials dia-
mond-dyed In IA wcndrous range of
rich, fadclcss colors. Don't risk your
material in poor dye ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
DENIES WOMEN VOTERS
WILL |ND0RSE CANDIDATE
Miss Adele Clark Declares League
Will Not Try to Elect Own
Members.

IlisclaihinE the cxiatcncc Of an IL
terror motive anti denying that thc
,iiorts Of TIA" Virginia Lcugu. Of
Women voters ar" inclined toward
i"Nprilisn i'm politics Miss Adele
Clark. state chairman Of tho league.
~ an opcn letter 10 Thr r!mcs-D!s-
patch, "ud.avors to make clear In"
motives OF the league in its efforts
70 sccur" copies OF the registration
iiEts. she states thlt copies "f the
iiSls ar" desired FOR tho purpose OF
hrom9tins tho interests OF education
"h'c ol social service. She says,
ms State chairman Of tho Nirri'i:t
i"ntuc Of Women voters. IS w.!l
as one OF the n."mh"rH Of Tia" con-.
mlttce on election. Laws ana methods
% ihc Richmond League. watch COM
mite" has recently taken rain &C
tion IN connection with III, ll-tin;;
ana understanding of The uhmva OF
women voters ! desire to rcfptc az
absolutely contrary to fact aud Vita
OUT yrstirc 81 fouudp'Iar. the report
'mhhFiirE from p"rs"ns as Informed
Ne .Neet that tho League ~ Wotucn
Np'g's has adopted amy ul'dgc
n!hdihE All reipbcrs 80 support a.
the polls nominee indorsed by the
"piuuU'p organization. or that u
VIII max" its FIRST nghi 'hin year
10 eject women 10 state oilees
lh" ieagrc has stated publicIy on
rriutoG over the uaiu"s OF It's officers.
met as an organ Eation - n allied
WI t'H "npportF 10 p3rir. nor ia.
f rar , 9t aoY pSr,y !! iorg, g.,
rrny.I legislation
rh"s" charges made apajuei tho
LEAGUE hy the Informed politicians
attribute 10 tn" members Of tho
!-"trgr ~ Women Voters au u!ter.pr
motive ia th".r 'iforts 10 secure Tor
record In the ONCE Of the Registrar
4gas,V .H 1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
Miu rrn,i,,c Wore II,.ni,,Is,

NNNTTTNITDN. NOD. 3--Senator
Smoot, Republican, Utah, announced
toha% In The senate that the Appro-
rriatiun Committee had agreed Ia
amor: the Sundry civil hili so as 10
provide tive additional hospitals for
sick and wounded service men. They
would be distributed ia geographical
sections of the country. the senate
said but their exact location would
be determined later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
Confess thief, of $500 900.

CHICAGO. Feb. 3-Two men ar
rested today, confessed. according to
The police. that bonds said to total
100000. obtained In tho robbery or
Il government mail truck a, ,hr
Union station recently. were secret
ed in a house on tho Nest Side. and
that they had burned twelve mail
pouches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04

WASHiNGTDN Fob. Favorable
report Oh tn" resolution providin.
for! the return from Frame. of the
burial In the ucw a,uphl theater at
Arlington National Cemetery. was
ordcrod to-day hy Tho IInMsn ALilitarm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04

lmmod.ntoIg uitcl - IAnlerlne''
massage. your hair takes on new.
life. ustre and woudrous beauty. APP
paaring twice MS heavy and plcnti-
full. because each nair seems to nun
and thickcu. Don't let your hair
stay !ifclcss. colorlcss. plain or
scragGN. You. TOO. want lots OF
long. strong beautiful hair.
y Recent bottle Of delightful
"Danderuo' fr"shcns your scalp.
checks dandruT and falling hair
This stimulating beauty tonic" give.
20 thin dun. fading hal: tina, youia
ful br.shtness ANA abundant thicS
ness All drugglsts'-A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-04
NATIONS INDUSTRIES IN
RAPID SWING TO NORMAL
CONDITION EVERYVVHERE
Time Clocks Ring Mcrrily While Thousands of Work
crs Again Take Up Tools i'll All Branches of
ACtiNN-MOnCN Plentiful

Allies have definitely nxcd amour,
OF German Indemnity. This. treasury
officials say. Will stabilize conditions
throughout the world aud increase
purchasing power of countries va
sell 10.
Federal Reserve Board has an.
proved articles OF iacorpora ION q.
the Sloo.oooooo organization that wil!
finance exports under Tho Edge ac;
whnt Moneys Doing.
Pennsylvania Railroad sells SEQ.
100000 of COLA bonds. Gobblcd
quickly Means other heavy rail
financing in near future. biz buvinr
10y railroads would recupcratc steel
industry
Federal Reserve Bank OF philadcl.
rh!n queries loo biz banks Easier
money aud credit Within uext aix
months are predicted 10y S.
Liberty Bonds IN january advanced
avcraG" Of three points. Twenty-Five
Leading Industrial stocks climbed
from average OF $50 to 90 and
twcnty-iir" leading railroads from
GG.4S to gas.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-03-05
NOTICE.

Pubic notice is hereby given that
the st. Tammany Parish School
Board will receive sealed bids for
the construction Of one-room addi-
ton to the Savannah Branch school
in. the Second Ward, about three
N res west Of Onville. The work
WI b. done according to plans and
specifications prepared by z. 5. Bar
reHi, architect, and now on file at
the office Of the Superintendent.
Notice is also given that the Par
ish School Board will meet In regular
sess on in the office OF the Superin-5
tendent on Friday, April i, and pro-
coed to open bids and award con-
tract to lowest responsible bidder
reserVing the right to reject any or
all bids.
Certified check or cash deposit
must accompany each bid.
ELMER E. LYON,
mr5-6t Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-03-05
FOLSOM NOTES.

Mr.. Lawton Fendlason, of Boga-
Iusa, is OF his home here for a few
days.
Mrs. Bessie Leac hand sister, MISS
Ruby Spring, motored to Franklin
ton Friday evening.
Mr.. Neal R1cLain is now in Baton
Rouge for a few weeks.
On March 18th there will be i
play in the Civic Hall, given by the
school. All are nv ted
Miss HilGa McLain is spending q
few days in Eatties5urg, Miss.
Miss Ruby Spring will return to
on account of her eyes.
Mrs. Millington IS home again
She has been visiting in Bog4iusa for
a few days.
Mr.. Emile Green was d vi tor to
our town last Sunday.
Miss Nellie Mckee has completed
her course in Shorthand and type
writing, and left for Hanino nd, La,
Wednesday, where she has. accepted
a position. We wish her success.
We are very glad to say our school
is better this year thal ever before.
Mr.. Halbert BigeloW was a visitor
to our town last week end.-
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ Reed and Mr..
and Mrs. D. McLain were Coving
ton visitors last Sunday
Mrs. Dave Carroll and Miss Beu1a1
Carroll were visitors to Coyingtoa
last week.
Miss Heath spent teh week end
with home folks in. Abita
Miss Schelhaas spent. last week
end in Vaudeville with her mother.
Mr.. H. N. Fendlason and son me-
tored to Anite, last Sunday.
Mr.. Virgil Verger is home again.
We are glad to have him return.
Mr.. Frank Bateman is a visitor TO
our town from Enon, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-03-05

Affairs, I will start my deputies
through the parish early next week
listing and placing valuation on all
property in the parish. will PUB
lish names OF my deputies N next
weeks issue Of this paper, along
With other suggestions to taxpayer,
Respectfully,
WARREN THOMAS.