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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-03
EN- Ell ATENEO

Aver celebro session, tomando i'm
portantes acuerdos, la Sociedad de
Escritores Y Artistas.
/. Tambien Sc reunio una comi,
sion de la directiva del Ateneo
con la seccion de Literature y Ar
ties para ultimar los trabajos de
los Juegos Florales que han de lie
varse efecto en- Mayo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-03
OFFICIAL HERIDO

A consecuencia de un choquc
Ell Hato Rey, del automovil MI,
nero 1865 guiado por el soldado
de artilleria Mr. Salomon, con una
alcantarilla, resultandocon heridas
en- la cara y garganta el Official del
ejercito William Chassen. Fue asis
tido en- el Auxilio AIutuo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-03
NO HAY VIANDAS
nj PESCADO

Nos informan los vecinos de Fa
jardo que en- dicho pueblo cuesta
un trilnfo eonseguir pescado Y
viandas. Sc culpa de este a los aca
paradores que compran los pro
ductcs fuera de la poblaci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-03
PoR ABbso DE CoNFIANzl

Acusado del delito de abuse dc
confanza, fue arrestado en- ests
ciudad, de orden del .Nuez munici-
pal, el ciudadano Ramon Quino-
nez. 1.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-03
27.ooo PESOS

A esta suma assemble 10 pagado
en- la semana pasada a sus traba
-iadnres nor la F'ajsrdo SUGAR Co,
az Fajardo. FL proinedio del .joT.
nal diario es de LIS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-03
HURTO DE UN ENCERADO

En- ell trayecto del muelle nnme
ro 2 y la casa de Villar, de esta
ciudad, Sc robaron un enceradc
del truck" de la casa de Diego
Agueros y Ca. Ell encerado tiene
las iniciales sd. A. c."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-03
CARTERA QUE q
DESAPARECE

La senora Matilde Artau, estu.
vo ell sabado, de compras; en- q
Colmado de Suarez, en- esta eiu.5
dad, y mientras daba un centayg
de limosna un negrito, puso ID
cartera que llevaba, conteniendo
$12, sobre Ell mostrador Y al ir 8
recogerla habfa desaparecido. y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-03
TONIC POSSESSION

Ell sabado tom6 possession de sli
cargo de director del Asilo de Nj
nos, en- Santurce, el Lcdo. Carlos
A. del Rosario. Deseamosle exito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-03
Ell GOBERNADOR YAGER

lei IL embarcara para los Esta-
dos Unidos, ell Gobernador Yager.
va esta preparando Ell Mensaie
que ha de dirigir la Legislature
en- su session del lunes 10 del CO.
rriente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-03
ACCIDENTE EN- Ell TRABAJO |

En- Arecibo, mientras haeia su
trabajo en- la panaderfa de don
Adolfo VAIL, el obrero Rafael Gd
mez fue atrapado por la amaza-
dora, sufriendo heridas en- tres dc
dos de Ia mano derecha. Fue asis
lido en- la Sala de Socorros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-03

Ell sefor Adolfo Fougerat hi
entrado a formar parte del Comi
te Unionista de esta ciudad.
-Tomasa Diaz, no pudiendt
soportar por mas tempo la peno
sa situacion de miseria en- que S,
encuentra con sus ninos, ha pre-
sentado denuncia contra su mari
do Fernando Cuevas.
Han contraldo >matrimonit
Aureo Acevedo y Josefina Meier
dez ante el Rev. Francisco Ortiz.
En- estos dias empezara su.
Itrabajos de molienda la centra'
"Bayaney''. Por aqui no hay in
dicios de huelga 10 que promett
que los trabajos Sc haran con re
gularidad, beneficiandose un tam
to la clase obrera que desea ejcr.
citar sus actividades.
Sc espera aqui al Lcdo. Her
nandez Usera, digno Juez munici
pal de esta ciudad que Sc encuen-
ira en- Estados Unidos.
La Corte de Distrito declare
con lugar la demanda de divor-
clio de Cristino Reyes Caballes VS..
Cristeta Valdes Goicoechea.
-Varias personas aseguran ha-
Der sentido ligeros temblores dc
terra. LA ciuldad Sc noto un tanto
alarmada de momento, pero todo
el mundo Sc ocupa de sus que ha-
ceres, sin dar mayor importancia
a los movimientos.
Entire los acuerdos tomados
por el Concejo que Sc reunio ano-
che fue uno ell de sacar a subasta
las mesas y otros sitios de la Pla-
"a del Mercado Y Sc acordo que
los zafacones de basuras Sc colo
que en- las GALES a las 9 de la no
che, hasta las s de La manana del
siguiente dia.
He aquf la classification de los
delitos del mes de Diciembre re-
sueltos por la Cortc Municipal.
-Registro Civil. Nacimientos.
Aurelio Curbelo Rivera, Maria LuI
,recia Novoa, Carmen Novoa, Ge-
nelas, Gladys Rosa GOTTA, Ll}asa
Perez Iguina, Aurelia Avilesx Car
nelo Colon, jesus Maria Morales.
Defunciones: Maria RivAra Pc
.ez, de broncopneumonfa, Maria
Afamador PerezyX Ra-
Luitismo.
Arecibo 1o-2-19. I |
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-03
ARECIBo.

va esta entire nosotros la apre-
ciable seiiora Anita Giordani de
Lopez esposa del senior Lopez de
Azua, captain de la Policia Insu-
lar que con tanto acierto CONAN
da este Distrito. Con tai motive
reina algeria en- ell hogar, y la so
ciedad arecibeiia cuenta con ese
elemento de valer.
Ell policia Agustin Vega Plu-
mey ha sido trasladado de Que
bradillas este pueblo, y a Nico-
las Pagan, de este, Quebradi-
Has.
Los senores Jose tMatienzo y
Manuel Agudo Ruiz, Presidente Y
Secretario, respectivamente, de la
Casa de Espaha, convocan a los
senores socios para celebrar el do
ningo una junta general ordina'
ria que ha de celebrarse en- los sa-
lones del Casino Espanol las
tres de la tarde, en- la que Sc eligi-
ra la nueva directiva y Sc desig-
naran delegados que han de re
presentar a la Casa de Espaila ell
la Asamblea general Central de
este mes.
Ell Rev. padre Luis Rodri-
que desempeno por mucho tempo
la la Coadjutoria de esta Parro.
qllia Sc encuentra enfermo y es
possible que pase al Hospital dc
esta ciudad a la sala de pudien-
tes. Ell padre Luis es muy estima
do en- esta y es constantemente vi
sitado por sus amigos que desean,
como nosotros, su pronto restable-
cimiento.
A solicitud de varios vecinos
Sc ha procedido a la limpieza del
rio Santiago hacia la parte Oes
Phoenix tribune., 1919-05-24
RAY
BY Archie Lewis

6y Archie Lewis
The all-amateur minstrels were CIV
en- last Thursday evening at Smiths
hall and proved big success. A large
crowd greeted the performers and the
proceeds were used to pay for the
music for the big dance given after
the show. Johnson's famous jazz or
chestra furnished the music for the
dance and all present had jolly time.
Mr. VIM. P. Crump, our local pro-
duce merchant, has purchased a one
ton Republic motor truck. 1t cost
just 1880.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Leos of Flor
ence were Ray visitors one evening
last week.
Mr. Willus Wright of Superior was
? Ray visitor last week.
Mr.. ]. J. Mcdonald returned last
Saturday from Mexia, Texas, where
he was called to the bedside of his
father. He arrived there just few
hours before his fathers death.
Reuben Reed has returned to work
at the Ray Consolidated machine
shops after being laid off for thirteen
months due to injuries sustained in
an auto accident.
The new home of the McKelveys is
completed and they have moved in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Lewis have
received an invitation to attend the
commencement exercises of the class
of 1919 of Storer College, w. Va. The
invitation is compliment of Misses
Emily and Elizabeth Crump of Phoe-
tx, who will graduate from Storer Col
lege this year.
Mr. j. l.. Carter left recently for
Phoenix and Prescott on business. He
2 will be absent about three weeks.
Curtis Watkins is working at the
Orange Blossom cafe.
The Sunnyside baseball club had its
first workout last Sunday. Mascot
Nose Davis was present and gave the
boys a little talk on How to Play
the. Game" 1t is expected that a game
will be arranged soon with local
team.
: Little Billy Lewis passed to the
fourth grade on May Is, the last day
of school in camp.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-05-24

(By Mrs. Gertrude Jones)


The Peoples Forum was enter
tanned by the members of the 25th
Infantry at their camp. Everyone en-
joyed the affair, and we hope to re-
turn the favor real soon.
The friends of Mrs. Pearl Pagan
will be pleased to learn that she is
rapidly convalescing from her recent
indisposition.
The good people of Ajo are pleased
to have Mrs. A. L. Smith with us
again. Her health has not been very
good and we hope she will be bene-
flied by the change.
Ajo is a small place, but its people
are progressive. The church is in a
prosperous and growing condition and
the Peoples Forum furnishes whole
some entertainment for the people
every week. Some day the ladies
hope to become members of the Ari-
zona Federation of Colored Women's
Clubs, then Ajo will show the outside
world what she can do.
Mr.. Joe Graham left Ajo for Mesa,
where he expects to make his future
home. We regret to lose this good
man and hope he will return to Ajo
some day.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-05-24
BISBEE
BY Miss Myrtle Threat

A delightful church supper was
given May 3rd by the Ladies' Aid
Society. The affair was held at the
st. Paul Baptist church and it was
entirely successful.
The Colored Masons of Bisbes gave
a grand reception last Monday night
and all present enjoyed the affair. We
are very grateful to the Masons for
this splendid social function ard trust
their work will continue to prosper in
this community.
Mrs. Fanny Alexander left last week
for Los Angeles, Cal, where she goes
for the benefit of her health
The baseball team of the U. S.,
Tenth Cavalry was in Bisbee last Sun
day and played an interesting game
with the local team. The home boys
won the game with a score of to
8, nevertheless, the soldiers were not
disheartened, for their band, which
accompanied them here, dispensed
lovely music to the crowd while the
game was in progress and rendered
several excellent selections after the
final inning. Come again, boys. We
are always glad to have you with us.
: Ike Williams, who left our city last
summer and said mo more Bisbee for
me-, is back in town. Those who have
once lived in Bisbee, always come
back
Mr.. Charles, who recently moved to
johnson Addition, had a sad misfor
tune befall him. A big boulder,
weighing over five ton, rolled down on
his house and took away the middle
room. He will have to blast to remove
the boulder.
The Ladies' Aid Society met last
week at the residence of Mrs. John
White and enjoyed pleasant social
hour.
Mr.. Barnes and Mr.. Freeman of
Fort Huachuca were visitors in the
city last week. They came overland
in their big touring car and returned
by way of Nogales.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-05-24

day, after spending more than two
weeks with u.s. Her work in this
community was entirely successful,
and many were brought to Christ.
The total amount given her by the
people of this city was, s14S.98. Come
again, Mrs. Wilson, we welcome you.
Mrs. j. Jacksons 1901 D avenue, is
very ill, suffering with .ptomaine pois-
oning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Gardiner gave
a delightful luncheon at the Country
club last Saturday evening. Covers
We're laid for eighty guests.
Regular services were held last
Sunday at the Second Baptist church.
In the afternoon there was baptising
and five others joined the church be-
sides the three that were baptised.
The services were grand. Collection
1886.
Rev. 2. q. Johnson, presiding elder
of the G. M. e. church, held his quar-
terly meeting last Sunday. He
preached an excellent sermon and one
new member was received into the
church. He also baptised an infant.
A large congregation was present and
the collection was $26.
Olympia Lodge, No. 147, F. and A.
NJ, held memorial services Sunday,
Is. This was in conformity with the
order of the Grand Master of the Jur-
isdiction of Missouri. The services
were in memory of Deputy Grand
Master J. H. Kenner of Marshall, Mo-
Pvt. Russell eagle of Co. c, 25th in
fantry, stationed at Nogales, is visit
ing his parents, Lieut.. and Mrs. eagle
of this city.
Rev. G. R. Kirby has been quite ill
the past week and under the care of
a physician. He is getting along
nicely now.
Rev. P. M. Rickman left for El Paso,
Texas, on important business.
A delightful luncheon was served
at the home of Mrs. Nettie Branch,
S0S Sixteenth street, by the ladies of
Cochise Chapter, No. III, in honor of
Mrs. George Goodby. Among those
present were Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Jennie
Goodby, Mrs. Kimble, Miss Ida Cole
man, Miss Bessie Jones, Mrs. Lillian
Garrison and Mrs. Thomas.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-05-24
CHANDLER
(By Mr.. Jack Cray

Mr.. Nose Green is busy haying and
making preparations to harvest his
wheat.
Mr. Walter Mcconnell will leave on
Saturday for the East, where he will
visit relatives and friends. He has
been away fourteen years.
Chandler celebrated her seventh
birthday Saturday by having grand
time. Foot-racing, dancing and other
forms of amusements were indulged
in
The people of Chandler are glad to
know that the editor is again on the
job.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gray, Mr.. Walter
Mcconnell and Mrs. E. Fuller arrived
home Monday after spending a week
visiting in Los Angeles. Mr.. Gray
says that Los Angeles is no pace for
an Arizonan. While in Los Angeles
he had to wear his overcoat and did
not see the sun for five days. The
weather was very disagreeable. While
there Mr.. Gray and Mrs. Fuller con-
tracted severe colds which threatened
to develop into pneumonia.
Mrs. E.. Nora Martin has been on
the sick list but is rapidly impr wing.
Mrs Gray lost her valuable dwarf
Spitz dog about a month age She
had given him up, and was surprised
on last Saturday to find him in a car
owned by some people living near
Sacaton. 1855
Phoenix tribune., 1919-05-24
Fort Huachuca
(Bx Mrs. Florence Bradley

(By Mrs. Florence Bradley
Regular church services Sunday Z
p. M; Y. M. G. A. services Sunday, 6
p. m; Bible class Wednesday, p. m. !;
Sunday school, 10 a. M, Mrs. ]. Ma
lone, superintendent; Mrs. A. Rawlett,
secretary; Sgt. Holiday, assistant Sec
retary; teachers. Mrs. Floyd, Mrs. Bos-
ton, Mrs. Watson and Mr.. Prince.
Lieut.. Lewis is a great star in the
music world, his famous band consist
ing of about thirty pieces of music.
The band concert Wednesday evening
was a tremendous success. 1t was
one of those programs which reached
the mind and heart-where troubles
are forgotten, sorrows are soothed, and
sweet memories fill the conscious
ness.
Mrs. Williams entertained Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Samuel Smith entertained Mrs.
Johnson and some of the ladies in
post Monday afternoon. 1t was one
of the enjoyable events of the week.
Mrs. Bertha Ford and Mrs. w. r..
Jones visited Tucson for few days.
Mrs. Charles Smart, who has been
visiting California for some time, has
just returned home.
Mrs. Margaret Jones bought new
touring car.
Sgt. George Harris is first sergeant
of the headquarters troop. He will
retire in a short time
Mrs. Sidney Watson is visiting Tue
son and California.
Assistant Band Leader Chester re-
aired and went east to his home. Mr..
Chester is one of the greatest bass
players in the army.
The first squadron went to Nogales,
Lochiel and Arivaca, and the second
squadron came in post
First Sgt. Alonza Day has just re-
turned from Naco with his troop, M.
Sgt. Day is quite favorite in his
troop and is popular in his regiment.
He is one of our newly-weds. He
married Miss Alice Johnson of Vir-
ginia. q. She is one of Virginia's most
prominent school teachers.
Mrs. Ned Smith entertained few
of her friends in card party Thurs
day evening. Every one had de-
lightful evening.
The baseball team and band visited
Bisbee Sunday.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-05-24

H
Oakland, Cal, to spend the summer.
Mr. C. F. Mallory is doing wonder.
full business with the Star Line auto
service. He has a lovely new Dodge.
Mrs. Alex Hogan gave delightful
dinner party at her home on third
street. The participants were Mr.. and
Mrs. Felix McCrory. Mrs VIM Thomas
Rainwater, Mrs. Martha Gibson, Mr..
Tom McCrory
Mr.. Harry Nelson of Tucson was a
Yuma visitor last week.
Mr.. E. R. Cation is having his Over
land car overhauled. A new top and
a new coat of paint will also be
added.
s Mr.. w. w. Burnett calls every Sat
urday for a copy of the Tribune.
Mrs. E. E. Rainwater was the guest
of Mrs. Cation of Somerton last Tues
day.
Mrs Cation had a lovely surprise
with an early morning visitor in the
form of little three year old rattler
behind the wood box. Mrs. Cation
claims it was Warming up in Dix
ie," when she discovered the rattler.
The coiored boys of Yuma have or
ganized baseball team known as the
Yuma Valley Cubs. Mr.. c. E. Nal
lory is manager of the team. The
boys will give dance Thursday night
at Somerton to raise money to pur-
chase uniforms.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-05-24
DOUGLAS
(By Sgt. James weatherly)

(By Sgt. James Weatherly)
Sgt Fairfax Burnside arrived in
Douglas, May s, from the Philippine
Islands. He is a member of the Ninth
Cavalry and is on four months fur
Tough. He is visiting his family in
this city at 9S6 Eleventh street. He
expects to retire from the army next
year. ~
Mrs. Walter w. eagle, wife of Lieut.
eagle, arrived in Douglas last Friday
from Chicago. She has host Of
friends in Douglas who are glad to
welcome her Lieutenant and Mrs.
eagle will spend several weeks here
visiting friends. They are staying at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Wealth
erly, GAG Sixteenth street.
The play rendered by the colored
children of Douglas was grand sue
cess. With the aid Of Mrs. Clifford,
the children were able to render a
beautiful program. The proceeds were
for the benefit of the church.
Mrs. Mary E. Wilson, the famous
evangelist, left Douglas last Thurs
Phoenix tribune., 1919-05-24
FLAGSTAFF
BY Reginald jackson

Mr.. Albert Sanders and Mrs. Chas.
Scott are new arrivals in the city.
Mr.. Young and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fields left this week for Hol-
brook, Ariz
Miss Helen Brown left last week for
Phoenix to visit her mother and father,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Rice. Miss Brown
and Miss Alberta Thornton graduated
from the 9Th grade in the Northern
Arizona State Normal. They are the
first colored girls to graduate from this
school for a number of years.
Mrs Henry Johnson has been quite
ill, but is now improved.
Mrs. T. W. Garrison entertained the
young folks last week.
Mrs. w. L. Horne entertained the
young folks with a theatre part and
all report jolly time.
Mrs. Esther Davis is on the sick
list.
The Santa Fe Giants played the
Flagstaff team a game of baseball last
Sunday and were sorely defeated. Mrs.
Garrison entertained the Giants after
the game and all had a delightful
firnn
Phoenix tribune., 1919-05-24
wINSLOw
(By Mrs. c. E. Bloice)

10y MIS-. u. T. D1OiC0J
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Simpson arrived
home last Friday after pleasant visit
in California.
Mr. Wilhight returned last Wednes-
day from Ray, where he has been Wis
iting his sister.
Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Young passed
through Winslow last week en- route
to Holbrook Mr.. Young is interested
in a restaurant there.
Mr.. Spooks has opened a new res
taurant in Winslow and it is the only
one run by colored man. The people
here welcome this new enterprise and
are glad that they can now get some
old-fashioned home cooking.
The chicken dinner given at the
church on the 2Sth was a success.
Miss Willie Wilson was one of the
graduates of the Winslow grammar
school. She will enter high school
next year.
The picnic given by the Elite club
last Sunday was grand affair.
The Santa Fe Giants were in Flag
staff Sunday the 18th and met defeat
at the hands of the Flagstaff boys.
However, they were royalty enter,
tanned by the people of that city and
felt none the worse for their defeat.
An A. M. E. church has been organ
lied in Winslow with Rev. ]. H..
Brown as pastor.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-05-24
PRESCOTT
BY Dora Rose

Mrs Mary Anderson, who has been
quite i'll, recovered only to suffer. q
relapse.
Mrs. Thomas Hines received the
sad news of the death of her brother
in Houston, Texas Mrs. Hines and
mother left Monday for Houston to
attend the funeral.
Mrs. Youngblood is reported on the
sick list.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Ebert Wright are
recent arrivals from Manhattan, Kans.
The lieutenant saw service in France
during the recent world war.
Mrs. Ada Evans has purchased a
lovely home on South Pleasant street
and has made some added improve
ments thereto. Mrs Evans is an EN-
ployee of the Fossil Creek Powder
company, Mrs. Evans has rented her
home to Lieut.. and Mrs. Ebert Wright.
The Specific Mortgage club will rem
der sacred concert Sunday evening
at the church. One hundred dollars
was realized on the last concert given
by the club. Mrs Paris Tabron will
have charge of the concert.
Mrs. L. A. McCarty suffered an at
tack of acute Indigestion last week,
but is getting along nicely now.
Mrs. Joe Blair of Miller Valley was
a visitor in the city Monday.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-05-24
.GLOBE---MIAMI
BY Mrs. Wm. Young


Miss Gladys Simmons entertained
Mr.. Glide Davidson and Miss Lois
Lewis Friday evening and all report an
enjoyable time.
Mrs. Lula Lewis and daughter have
moved to Rev. w. M. Young's resi-
dence
Mr.. ]. Sweat left Thursday for Min
eral Wells.
Mr.. ]. P. Brown was made mem
Der of the Golden Bell lodge last Mon
day night.
Rev. VIM. Young preached power
full sermon last Sunday. There were
many in attendance from Miami as
we'll as from this city.
Mrs. Alberts made flying trip over
from Miami last week and was the
guest of Mrs. VIM. Young. Deacon
Taylor's rally and concert were grand.
He cleared $7S
MrA VIM. Young is convalescing
from a recent illness.
Mrs. G. w. Price of Miami was hos
tess at a delightful dinner party given
at her home last week.
Mr.. Ballanger was arrested on a
charge of white slavery and is now
confined in the county Jail.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-05-24
Yuma-Somerton
BY Mrs. E. {. Rainwater

Mrs. VIM. Staten will leave Wednes-
day for Santa Barbara, Calf, to spend
the summer.
Mrs. Chas. Baugh, after spending
several days in Los Angeles, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. Harry Morris spent several days
visiting in FL Centre, Cal, and decided
that his visit was too short. so he is
now visiting his son and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Coger of Los Angeles,
Cal
Mr.. Chester Potts of Somerton was
a Yuma visitor Monday.
Mr.. Lon Gardner could not stand
playing solo any longer After being
away from home three weeks he had
to pay visit TO his wife and FIVE
kiddies at Santa Monica last week. He
returned all safe and sound
Mr.. John Willis left last week for
Phoenix tribune., 1919-05-24
CoIored Soldiers
Will Do Duty On
PHILIPPINE Islands
(ey AssOeiated Nearo Press


Columbia, S. c.. May 21-Camp
Jackson will send two troops Of Ne
gro Cavalry to the Philippines enlist
ed from the ranks of our soldiers
here. The men are volunteering for
service, and belong to the 801 and
SO2nd Transportation Corps, having
seen eighteen months service in
France. One of the boys remarked:
I'VE are willing to keep on the job
for Uncle Sam; all we ask is that
Uncle Sam keep ON the job for u.s."
A pull" or influence will not help
you in the least, because unless you
can command the situation by your
knowledge and ability you will not
hold the place into which you have
been boosted.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-05-24
Origin Of the
Word Jazz

(By Associated Negro Press)
CLEVELAND, o., May 21.--Lieut.
James, Reese Europe, of the famous
18th N. Y. band. said recently that,
SO far as he could learn, the word
jazz" originated with band of four
pieces which flourished about fifteen
years ago in New Orleans. The queer
little band was under the direction of
a man named Razz, and was known as
Razz' band. 1t is supposed that with
the passing of time the name was
changed to Jazz"
Phoenix tribune., 1919-05-24

Fear is our greatest curse, and op-
portunity to serve our greatest bless
Phoenix tribune., 1919-05-24

Consider this world as a hill,
And watch where the multitudes
stop;
There is always crowd at the
bottom, rt
Press on, you will find room at the
top.
Phoenix tribune., 1919-05-24

Whatever be your talents, whatever
be your prospects, never speculate
away on a chance Of palace that
which you may need as a provision