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Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
LOWELL DRUG CO.

''The solid business standing of Bis bee and the enterprise of the large in terests here" said F. w Ritter. of the Lowell Drug Company, Inc, ''are typi- cal illustrations of the prosperity and activity that are everywhere noted in the district
 Counted with the institutions that are aiding the advancement of the dis irict, the Lowell Drug Company is a growing and prosperous house. F. w Ritter is the incorporator and manag- or of the company and for the last seven years has been directing the af- fairs of this well known business house.
 MT. Ritter is a registered pharma- cist of the state and has had a broad and valuable experience. The com Dany carries the famous Nyal line of medicines. full stock of proprietary articles and prescription medicines. together with 2 large assortment of nerfumes and druggist supplies.
 One of the finest soda fountains in the district is conducted and the ser vice here, as in all departments. is of the most efficient character.
 "The steady and stable growth of Bisbee." said Mir. Ritter. "has always been a characteristic of the locality. and this follows the development of its dominant industry"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
STANDARD BOTTLlNG
 WORKS

"It is safe 70 predict for the Warren district continued advancement, /" said V. R Parker of the Standard Bot ting Works. "and all evidence points to period of wonderful prosperity for Risbee and the locality"
 In the management of the Standard Bottling Works V. R. Parker has.made a good showing since taking over the business in July. 1916. Mir Parker is an old resident of the state and for six years was established in the res taurant business in Douglas and is well known throughout the communi- tv.
 Occupying convenient ard we'll ar ranged quarters on the Naco Road the bottlius works is equipped to take take care of a thriving and increasing trade. More than one hundred cases of pure carbonated water. favored with high grade extracts. have been turned out in a day, and the patronage of the enterprise is well established.
 Every care is exercised to make the washing and filling Of bottles abso- lutely sanitary. and 1t is this high standard of efficiency that has made tho bottling works popular in the dis trict.
 "So firmly established are the min ing and commercial affairs of the To- cality." said Mir Parker. that no one can entertain doubts of Bisbees growth and development"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28

up to us one of the most difficult of educational problems; how best to make the rural school fill the needs of the community in which it is situat- ed; and the task is complicated by novel conditions that seem peculiar to this locality alone. For instance, ma ny of these schools are attended chief ly by Mexican children. who attend but short time, then drop out or drift away. The question is to give them, in the little time they come, someth- ing that will be of real value to them outside of school. and perhaps develop some interests in common with the people of the community. The first benefit. of course. is a knowledge of English. Although not strictly speak ing rural schools. there are Mexican schools in Bisbee and Douglas, in which the authorities have made ex- cellent beginnings in such work.
 In Bisbee for instance, cooking class
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
INTERNATIONAL BRICK
 COMPANY

Among the substantial firms that have attained a leading place in the industrial affairs of Arizona the In ternational Brick Company, of Fl Pa so, is one of the best known. The company was organized ill 1915 and the officers are: Wm. J. Bowen. pres ident; Thos. F. Preece. vice-president; :; Teddy Bartlett. second vice-president; Win. Dobson. secretary and treasurer, and j. F. Driscoll. assistant secretary and treasurer.
 The International Brick Company manufactures common, rough face and smooth face brick, and hollow tile for building purposes. The company sup piled the common brick for the Fl Pa so Smelling Works, requiring two mil lion brick The city of Fl Paso and the Fl PasO Electric Railway Company are also regular customers of the com pany. Rough face brick from these yards was used in the construction of the Odd Fellows Building and the Temple Mt. Sinai. as well as hundreds of other buildings in Fl Paso.
 The expanding business of the In- ternational Brick Company necessitat- ed additional burning capacity and the company recently erected large rec tangular down-draft kiln for the ex- elusive use in burning dry press brick The output of this plant is constantly growing in demand and compares fav- orably with any brick manufactured in the southwest
 The factory of the International Brick Company has daily capacity of three hundred tons. and the site occupied has an area of approximately six acres. The yards are adjacent to western Railroad at the corner of Lee and San Antonio streets. and near the business district of Fl PasO. The splendid shipping facilities include a spur track sufficient to permit the loading Of six cars simultaneously, and the company is constantly alert to methods that will increase its ef- ficiency and keep it in the vanguard with the progressive institutions of the southwest.
 Arizona Is one of the great states in the Union." said President Bowen, 'and its remarkable development as a mining state has awakened the atten- tion Of the whole country.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28

es of Mexican girls are formed early in the grades in which they are taught to cook plain, wholesome food. from frijoles up; and in Pirtleville there is as expert a class of young cobblers as ever waXed thread.
 These things are possible only in schools where other supervision than the teachers is possible. which limits such work to the city schools. Under our present school laws, there is little opportunity for such help to be given the rural schools. and a crying need for it. All of which explains the agi- tation among nearly all the county and city superintendents of Arizona in fav- or of a new system of administering the county schools.
 It is a system that has been adopted in a number of the older states and invariably retained-the county unit plan. Undoubtedly it will not be long until it is presented to the people for their action, so it might be well to ex- plain it's working here.
 County Unit Plan
 Under this plan the management of all the school districts will be placed in the hands of Board of Education composed of five members, no more
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28

est recommendation. it puts the city and county child upon a bsiis of equal opportunity Today the city schools have the benefit of expert primary. music or drawing supervision. but un- der the proposed plan. as many super visOrs as necessary would be employ ed by the county board of education tp make the rounds of the rural schools and see that the work in such subjects was maintained at the same standard as that of the city schools The result would be 10 standardize the schools Of the county so that a child could move from one locality to another with praC- tically no loss of time CT accomplish ment and to any one who has witness ed the painful and discouraging pro cess of readjustment through which n country child especially often passes when he comes 10 the town school. this argument in favor of county unit plan is a very powerful one.
 Half Million Expended
 Last year, 9,739 children were en- rolled in the common schools of Co chise County and 604 in the high schools, a total of 1O.343 children. There was spent on their education oy CT half a million dollars. to be exact
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24
HOLY GROUND CONTINUES
TO FALL TO THE ALLIES
Much Munition and Valuable Com
manding Positions Taken from
The Turks.

LONDON. Dec. 23.-Further prog
re-s by the forces ot General Aueuby
al Two points in Palestine was reported
in a statement issued last night by
the war office. The statement fol-
lows.
General Alenby reports that at
midnight OF December 2O-2l our
troops crossing the Nahr el Auja (four
miles north Of Jaffa on the Mediter-
ranean) on RATS and light bridges
seized Khurbet, Hadrah, Sheik Muan-
mis-. Teer Rekket and FL Nakhras
These localities are near the mouth OF
the river and include commanding
ground three miles north OF II. They
captured 305 prisoners, IL OF whom
were officers, and ten machine guns
"Other forces captured Bas ez candy
two miles northeast of Bethany taking
thirty prisoners, two guns and beating
off three counterattacks."
General Allenby also reported the
following captures since the com
menccment OF operations: ninety
nine guns and howitzers with carri-
ages. about four hundred limbers
wagons and other vehicles; lis ma
chine guns: more than seven thousand
rifles, l0500,000 rounds OF small
arms ammunition and more than fifty
thousand rounds OF gun and howitzer
ammunition, besides various other
stores.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24
Madagascar Celebrates Two
christmas Days Every Year


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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24

SHES she became ---- 20 vas ---e--
s--- ga. Nst-ss had ne FRS
really --g-s--l- ---e- on ~ ir-cI'
-a.r-e- .. a-. 1888 ne entire
-se had ,4a- r-.-,-- .1 -a= Mag
zsF -a-E-lr- ---- L- E-e-sa Es-
,.zsF -.r-..- -- '-- c..
fa- c1rc-at--- r-e 30. Which ra-
-esa prominent -- similar o---s-s- --s
vas ta-sE-- D. E-rzv----a i. and
a ---T g t-= J--srsEy E.-,e pace
rear ere --r-s F---e e1 tHe c27f fIt
above 81. g1-e- .etters. we're t-@
Tr-1s -Ilcry O. 5o- .u ~ EtEhes'.
Peace ~ E4--E. 5rcl Val - Ae-
y II r-s la-l 20 t-= L-t.e, ne queen
q 2 t-es.e1 t-e people expressing the
: 30 ,-z- .-=y wl- a-ur. th@ Ct--s-
t-z- tz.th o-t a5-et In RS ua--
ger y-- -csL Pc, 20 crr-p~l.e1-
ss.@ ORDERED teF o~a hoI-ea1.t
.-.E and me r-.-t national IDOL %
-a ----et ard srz--z--. ae- -Ka--. pie
tr- q ---se1c.- .-1-s among ne
Er.-- ~, married the 5r.me m.--
.-'-r the following year AID made q
g-.-l profession - her faith a.
2 20 that tine or th- ChT.s--z1 rr-
-s-1I has been gr1s.Lg :-s; - 'a-
bland
The words oFar the canopy a. her
C.-1Iation TIE queen anew 20 PC
s.4Eel ty The az gels 10 the sky ~n-r
the shepherds heard ne no4ze a,
a.ngs al The time the Christ Has
horn .r Bethlehem Christmas .s
celebrated d.. over The sl4rt now.
81, lhe H0yas have a t.ft-re1; say
q computing time and D. their sys-
ten Chrlstn. ~ falls som etiHes N
N1seuoer. and they celebrate u then.
The Christian date o. December 3
b. also celebrated ty me natives along
With the m4--.CHaTles-
L-t j. .s not q Christmas % snow
and s.e.EhDei-s. 10 u tropical co-r-
try and Christmas eay ls under tor
~ sun. but the SKY - brilliant and
tn magnificent Towering trees of
many vivid ca.ors are filled with
many peculiar BIRDS II brilliant plum
spangled with wild blossoms u varied
age while the ground beneath j. be-
,hues
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24

Dear Mrs Thompson II am mar
rcd. NJ husband AMI / do not cw7
our home. but we have beautiful fur
uiture Ny husband is Fl. railroad man
and wants 20 join "a railroad corps u
% abroad for the gu" srlmcnt, winch
viii save him from beng drafted
What do you think he should do?
We haven't any children. DO you
think he Will be drafted? l am a
woman ~ good health and l can earn
money enough 10 MAKE a good hving
for myself.
Il seems as II l can never sign pa
pers for him 70 go. What DO yJu thlnH
/ should do2 Mrs. ". H. VI.
think you should be 4 brave little
woman and make the great sacrifice
Your husband will probably be called
into service in spite 81 the fact thai
he is married. because you have nc
CHILDREN and you are capable Of max
!ur your own living.
Ia public opinion, after the war !,
over the men who have not donned
Uniforms viii not be excused. People
v.u simply ask. Were You al the
.rC.t7' You certainly want your hus'
baAd % be among the brave boys "hC
N.u give their lives II recest t!y.
There is really no srel. dagger in
the capacity your husuAId expects tc
FL Let him 20.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24
What lie Wanted.

His one ambition was to become an
aviator After stuoying with pee
Sstency that convinced one of the
airmen that he would make good
assistant, he was allowed to make nIs
initial flight. They had just ascende6
and were making fine headway when
the assistant evinced extreme ner-
vousness
"Well, what do you want now
questioned the aviator.
II want the earth" howled the as
sistant
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-24

New Telephone Directories viii 20
% press January ANY corrections
or change desired NnOuld be made
before the above date Southwestern
EeI Telephone Co.-Ady.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24
I'm ARTCUL0 De Pierre LOTT
LOS PAJARILLOS

tcstaban cuando Sc les ~preguntaba
pero separarse, ESQ no. Por fin: ei
mayorcito, crispando siempre 81 ma
no en- Ia del otro, por el tenor dc per-
derie. recobr0 dc pronto Ia c]onciencia
de su papel de protector, Y encontro
fuelzas para hablar a la DANA de IA
Cruz Roia Que Sc inciinaba hacia cL.
Madame, le uijo con vocecita Supli-
Clntc V medic dormida, Madame, iaO
nos va d acoStar?
En- aque!los momentos era TODD 10
que clos eSpcraban de "a piedad hu-
mana. que a.'guien SC cuidase dc a.
costarlos. Frontamentc sc les puso
en- cl lccho. j~untos, sc cnt!endc, Y s.
durmiercn en- s2guida, cogidos STEM
pre- dc l. mano Y estrechandosc eI
Ino contra {! otro. ~sumcrg;dos ambos
en- Ia tranquita inconsciencia de los
sueRos infantiles...
En- cicrta OCCASION, hace va mucho
tempo, e.: cl mar de China, durantc
n guerra, dos pajaritos aturGidos, dos
minusculos pajaritos. mas pequenoS
aln que nuestros gorriOnes, hablan
,lecado no Sc como, a bordo de nues-
70. ~~cora"nf9 Y hasta el Department.
, de. A~lm:"ant2. Sin que nadie ira
Use de espan:arlos. revolotearon du-
rartc TODD cl dia cl uno al iado del
ot.o. ~rosandose sobrc las cOrnizas y
sobTe las plantas.
Llcgada Ia noche les habia 70 Olvi-
,iaGo. cuando el Almirante me hizo
lamar q su d~cpartamento. Era para
mcstrarmelos. cnternecido, al yer que
os dos peQucnos visitantes Sc habian
lido a dormir q 81 camara, Sostenlen-
dose en- una patita Sobre III delgado
Gordon de soda que pasaba por encl-
ma de- techo. Muy celca Ell n del
otro. como ~montoncit0S de plumas
que So tocaban Y cast sc confundlan,
dormian sin cl mcnor tenor, como Sc
"uros dc nucstra piedaN.... Y cstoS
po6rcs ninos bclgas, dormidos uno al
lado del otro, ne han hecho pensar
ell los dos pajaritos perdidos en- me-
,io ds! mar dc China. La misma era
Ia confianza, ell inocente sueno el
mismo: Ia diferencia tan solo era que
cuidados mas dulccs aun iban a yelar
sobre ellos.
Pierre LOTT.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24
Como
Mandar
Dinero
A Mexico

Con rtucha frecuencia recibimos
cartas en- las que sc nos pregunta
la manera absolutamente segura
Y mas rapida para enviar dinero a
distintas plazas de la Rcpubllca
Mexicana, asi corlo el modo: mas
cficaz para trier direro de aquel
pals. En- seguida tencmos ell gusto
&c car I'm informe a nuestros Glen
ties, ell que no dudamos resultard
en- provecho de todos.
Existc I'm medic muy rapido, eff
caz Y absolutamente SECURE para
enviar dinero a cualquier ciudad de
ia Republica Mexlcana, Ell que ofre-
&c, entire otras muchas, Ia ventaJa
de que cs de TODD punto impossible
que los clientes pierdan un solo
centavo, pueS que la casa girado-
ia toma halo su mas estricta res
ponsabllidad todos los riesgos, y
SC ncarga dc oar todos los pasos
necesarics a fin de evitar a sus nu-
.nerosos clientes toda clase de mo-
lestias, perdldas y dificultades.
Los pages Sc hacen ell todas las
pla.as de la citada Republica Me-
xicana, precisamente en- pesos fucr
ties de plata mexicana 0 en- none.
das de orc nacional, pudiendo ha-
Ger tambien situaciones en- dolareS,
0 e dinero americana, 81 ell Glen
te asi 10 prefiere.
AL desear situar dinero a cual-
quier parte de la Republica, bas-
tara remitir a la casa giradora di-
zero americana, asi como el nom-
bre Y direction complete de la per-
soma Z quien debe remitirse en-
Mexico, y la asa por conducto de
sus agentes Sc encargara dc hacer
!legar a manos dc los ~intcresados
ci dinero que Sc ordene, sin que
la persona que 10 renite de este
pals tenga que molestarse Ell es-
criJir, nj enviar libranzas, pues
que la casa glradora Sc encarga
Ge TODD clio, y ademas recogera IN
recibo de la persona a quien Sc lie
renilte Ell dinero, el que envlara CO.
Mo c~omprobantc a sus clientes.
Al recibir ell d;aero americana.
la ,asa giradora envlara al cliente
n carta de garantia, en- Ia que
consta que 81 por cualquiera cir
curstancia el dincro no fucre en-
tregado a la persona gu G Sc desis-
ne en- Mexico, en- I'm plaZo razona-
bic, la casa Sc compromise a de-
volver al girador la misma canti-
dad de dinero americana que reel
bio, sin cobrarle absolutamente ma
da por sus gestiones
A Ia fecha esta casa Ia situa-
do Ell Mexico mas de tre.cientos
nil pesos mexicanos y tienen Ell
yusto de no haber recibido nj una
sofa reclamation.
Para remitir ell dinero america
70 ell modo mas SECURE es 'sacar
un giro postal 0 giro de Express
pagaderc a la orden de Mayo's
Money Exchange o enviar los billie.
les en- carta certificada jebiendo
~rotular Ell sobre como sigue:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24

Una noche penctraba a Ia Estaclon
lie una de nuestras ciudades del Sur
un tren de ~refugiados belgas. Los
Dobres martires, extenuados Y dolorl-
dos. dcscendieron lentamente, uno
por uno, para scr rccogidos en- pals
descanocido por almas francesas y ca
-itativas que les c~speraban. Llvan-
do consigo algunas prendas tomadas
a! Izar, habian aIbido 4 aQuel tren
sin praocuparsc siquiera de averlguar
hacia donde Sc les conducia. Lo impor
!-nte era huir precipitadamente del
horror, del fuego Y dc Ia muerte, DE-
las indecihlcs mutilaciones, de TODD a.
Qucllo que va no parecia possible So
BIC IA TERRA. pero que, sin embargo,
incubGba aun en- cerebros humanos Y
rcpentinamente Sc arrojaba So
be vuestro pals Y sobre ell nuestro,
movimiento final de las barbaries prl-
mitivas.
Vonian muchos ninos cuyos padre
sc hlbian pcrdido en- medic de los in
cendios o de las batallas. Llegaban
asimismo viejecitas, ahora va sofas Ell
q mundo, que habian huido sin sabci
de flo por que. La vida no tenIa VI
nara elias attractive. pero un oscur"
in.into dc consQrvacion les habla
empuiado. Sus rostros carcclan a.
expression, nj siquiera ~parecian deseS'
re-adas: cucrpos sin alma. cerebros
sin ideas.
Pcrdidos en- medic de aquella la-
mentab!e muItitud, dos ninos. muT
uecIcaitos. al pArecer hermano>'
loan de ia mano: cl mayor, que tenl1
al G cinco amos, protegia al otro,
Que podia tener tres. Made los re-
CANADA. Made los ~conocia. jCom"
habian logrado comprendcr. por 81 So
los, Il rambi6n clos dehian subir
CT aQuc. trcn para no MORN? Su5
t~raiccitos cstaban bicn- licvaban
bucnas mcdiaS dc lana. Sc adlvnab@
quc ycnian dc padres modcstos pc
70 cuidadosos; sin duda que eran h.
los de alguno de esos sub!imeS SOL
daIos belgaS caidos heroicamcnte ca
II .,rno do honor. utIien habia de-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24
Las arhmanas del
cinemat6grafo

Fl secrcto de la mayor parte de
las suertes de magia de salon, estrl-
pa en- h rapidcz de los movimientos.
For este es que las artimanas toto
-rdficas, aunqic Gran conocidas con
anterior dad al cinematografo, han
cucontrado una epoca de floreclmlen-
o. dcsde que Ia moviiidad de las ina
-ea2s en- Ia pantalla les ha dado nue.
:as oportunidadcs para llevar a cabo
II LABOR divertida. Diariamente We
res Ell G. cinematografo docenas de
.osa. que sabemos perfectamente no
?:yicn ocurrir, asi como que Jamas
1an orarr.do; pcro a pesar de TODD,
no nos damos cucnta de Ia manera en-
rue csas fotografias %pudleron obte-
rcrse en- forma tan r@ailsta... AL
gunos Dc csos sccretos han sido reve-
isdos por e! autor de IN articulo pu-
5licado en- el p~eriodico Popular
Electricity" he Chicago.
j continuation traducimos las en-
p.icacioncs que sobre el particular
nos ofrece el esc::tor norte-america-
no.
En- as peliculas en- que Sc hace
uso dc animales dc juguetc, de mu-
lccas muy bien articuladas 0 dc de-
ror:cioncs animadas, Sc emplea por
10 general y cast eXciusivAmente, ell
rrocedimiento de suspender Ia mar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24
DARLO, INTLMO

sonriSa Hulce Y mclancoIlca Y cmyrc-
20 al general Hernandez su H1ro
".Azul'', 10 primero que pubilcaba y
que acababa dc saiir d II luz: Lu-
ciano Hernandez 10 abrio pc" IA Pr
mcra pagina y lc dijo disgustado:
No pucdo accptar una obra tuya ="
dc~dicatoria'. tirando cl 1ib-o G0brc
ina mesa. Ruben Sc lcvant6, pasean-
dose por cl cuarto. dc un i3do 1 otro,
sin cue nincIno prcsta"a ~&tcnclon Il
Sis m~ovimicntos. Cuando nos rctira-
hamos los visitantes. dcspues de mar
cha-sc Dario, Sc me occurred hoJcar
aoucl libro, y Vi algo cscrito en- Ia
pagina blanca del principle: era una
bcllisima dccima dedicada d Herman
icz, que sicnto no rccOrdar. Ash cs-
. rrihia Ruben, con scnciilcE, con iac!-
lidad, sin aparato dc ninguna cspe-
Gle.
Pasc mucho tempo sin verlc. pc
70 nos comunicabamos por nucvo
0 por algun motive especial.
En- Ia primavcra de 1904 estaba en-
Paris, deScmpenando el Consulate dc
! Nicaragua. FIi a verlo a su o~ficina,
POGO dcspuGs dc mi llegada a Ia her
mosa capital, Y 10 saludc 4 traves de
/ n rciilla dc su cscritorio diciGndolc:
"Bucnas tardes, Ruben. Ell sc que
| do pcrplc.jo por unos segundos. y dcs-
pucs Sc lcvanto vivamente Y vino a a.
brazarme, con el carino de siempre.
"Vaya Embellishments, dijo 2 su
, Cancillcr, al restaurant pr0XimO Y pl-
! da una bOtclla de C~hampana. bien he
ladl V unos vases. Cuando lego el
! pedido le dijo al mismo Canciller:
"Venga a tomar mi copa por Ia lie
gada De uno de mis- mejoreS amigos.
FL dcspacho tcrmino Y salimos a
liar un pasco pOr los Campos Eli
scos. \ nucstro rcS;ccso comimos en-
unO de los rc~Staurantcs del PalaclO
Real, y al terminar u que Ruben Sc
tomaba la cabcza entire las manos Y
cntraba en- una meditation, molcsta,
podre decir. por los ademanes que a
companaban aquclla posicion, extra
ma en- tales momentos.
a mis- repetidas instancias para
que me explicara ell motive de aquella
tristeza ~repcntina me dijo: 'Hace
tempo que no me encontraba con
uno de mis- antiques amigos: quiero
hablar con listed largo. 81 gIsta pa
saremos manana ell dia entero en- la
Tore Eiffel. Y lie expliGare 10 que
siento". Quedamos citados para las
ocho, de la manana siguiente.
Nos reunimos frente al Gran Ho-
tel V nos dirigimos a Ia Tore. Al
pasar por el malec6n del Sena, man
do uetener de pronto ell coche V me
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